you think steph curry think barry bonds? you know, the list can go on. but when when you talk about willie mays that just transcends sports, you know, yes, civil rights in this country and his name pops right up and he know endured a lot. obviously, you know, don't even have to get into it is just, you know, the history and to do that and still play baseball at a high level in commander, a spec of your peers is just he's one of those guys. as i said, you, when you talk about the history of american sport, regardless of what that sport is, you can't write that story without willie mays and willie mays. we'll be right in chapter one. so that is the you know, that somebody who is a heavyweight in our country. yeah, i was just looking at some of the zillions quotes praise coming in. >> including of years ago, i'm not even sure she was a baseball fan, but a famous actress name to little bank head. so there have been only 2 authentic geniuses in the world. willie mays and william shakespeare. so it's wasn't diehard baseball fans, jason. i mean, people knew my

barry bonds says. wil are talking about in alabama and reflected on willie mays legacy all the way down. >> game day at oracle park. and although the great willie mays hasn't played a game in a giants uniform in 52 years, the say hey kid is still bigger than life. >> just effervescent. i mean, he was just like such a sparkling personality at the willie mays gate on 24 willie mays plaza, fans pay homage to the five tool king. >> one more. hold on, hold on, hold on. outside the park, willie has become a selfie legend while inside his number, 24 sits retired between two other legends, will clark and barry bonds. >> he's probably a little biased, but i think he's the greatest player of all time and you know what he meant to this area, not just with a performance on the field. you know just how he played the game, it was, you know, with a lot of fun and that's what it's supposed to be playing a game. i think he embodied everything that's great about baseball. on top of that was a fantastic player. >> mays.

marion barry was such a smart man who loves his people so much.don't know what would've happened had he not gotten into trouble. he was so brilliant and had a photographic mind. ng. you can see him three months from now he would know my namei saw him do that with people. he was very astute with politics and he really loved his people. mr. demczuk: i was with him for well over 25 years, in an out of government very close to him. the photographic memory is really interesting, and people always talk about this. i met marion barry once, said hello to him. said, what is your name and where you live? ok, nice to see you. shake hands and that's it. six months later runs into betty, hey you still on fairmont street? ything. it was quite extraordinary. very personable, very proud. stood up straight, was very handsome. ms. ali: what was his degree in, chemistry? mr. demczuk: almost got his phd in chemistry but civil rights got him out of academia. we called him mayor for life. he won four times. andets out of jail for a misdemeanor,, and -- runs for mayor a

i love this -- oh, barry. what's "barry" about? >> it's about a hit man.lay a hitman named barry who wants to be an actor. >> i've been mad at hbo, though. >> why is that? >> since they canceled "alice." i mean, you cancel "arliss?" i loved "arliss." and i thought hbo, what's your big deal? you're canceling "arliss" and putting on -- no offense -- >> "barry," yeah. >> "barry." it didn't make any sense. >> i hear that. >> so have you gotten the dramatic thing out of your system, the boo-hooing? and are you going back to the funny voices? we want you to. [ laughter ] the funny voices. a peel? >> i'll save that for later. i hate waste. i like to wash my face like a cat. >> yeah. >> willie mays just died. [ laughter ] i see you're choked up about it. do you hold any responsibility at all for his passing? [ laughter ] very suspicious you're acting, very suspicious. >> no, no, no. that was a hard turn into willie mays dying. that's just a -- >> but you like willie mays? >> i loved willie mays. >> i like willie mays too. >> you're a baseball fan? >> no. [ laughte

he might have he might have been up there with barry. as far as home runs, i like that practice like a pro, play like a kid. mayor brown, willie jt said very eloquently. willie mays is the giants in many ways. willie mays is san francisco. so would you agree? i agree wholeheartedly because willie mays, that extraordinary talent that he had, was not just on the baseball field. if willie mays was here now, none of us could match his description of how he would feel about the death of somebody as significant in his life as he has been in all of our lives. it's unbelievable, all the impact that this extraordinary human being had on humankind. if you're just now tuning in, willie mays, the giants legend, the baseball legend in many ways an american legend has died at the age of 93. he lived for many decades after his baseball career in atherton, on the peninsula, and has died peacefully, according to his family. earlier today, mayor brown, what should san francisco do? i know this is so hard to think, but right now so many people just want to

between barry bonds and willie mays, yeah, obviously godfather godson. yeah, yeah. >> and so many of those of those seminal moments for barry, willie was right there with him, you know, not only just enjoying him, but being a spokesperson and having something to say during those times as well. >> yeah, just a little bit of history. he was born may 6th, 1931, in westfield, alabama. he was named willie, not william. his parents were both trained athletes, and it was actually his father who introduced him to the game of baseball. >> jason, what do you think about the game thursday? i mean, i know they were planning events in honor of willie mays. >> yeah, well, it's taken on a, you know, obviously a somewhat different complexion now because they're going to it's going to be mainly a tribute now to willie mays. you know, that's going to be the focal point. i think, you know they're going to have a lot of the, you know, many of the living ballplayers that played in the leagues back then with him and in 19, 1948. but the black barons, many of them are going to

he was barry bonds is godfather and have words from barry bonds today to share with you as well. and continues to pay tribute. he said i am in part, i am beyond devastated, overcome with emotion. i have no words to describe what you mean to me. you helped shape me to be who i am today. thank you for being my godfather and always being there. rest in peace. willie, i love you forever. and actually, barry bonds is going to be one of the celebrity coaches at today's celebrity softball game at rickwood field in alabama honoring the leagues. and then as we talked about, the giants are playing a big tribute game tomorrow that was already planned out. so all of this, you know, happening when they already plan to celebrate on that home field. >> in alabama is just incredible. it's what it what a passing, what a momentous and perfect of a legend. sometimes things just work out g continue following. >> the life and legacy of willie mays throughout the morning. so stay with us. as our coverage continues. >> that 14 right now and is june 18th. a lot of people today off federal holiday you mi

you know, we heard barry bonds talk about him all the time. we knew about that connection every parade he was there, every opening day, every final day of the season. he lived that baseball. he would work with the younger players. you'd be out in the community. so it's a loss for the community and so many years, decades on the peninsula in atherton, willie mays was 93 years old, the team tweeting that he passed away peacefully this afternoon. there's that smile jessica mays has been in declining health. we do know this for many months. in fact, he was living in a senior care home on the peninsula right near his home in atherton. so we were aware that he was in declining health. he was supposed to go to this big game out in birmingham, alabama. the giants and the cardinals are playing in the old league stadium, where willie mays started his career. they're playing that game on thursday, thursday, and this was supposed to be a huge celebration. you see him being honored by president obama there several years ago this was supposed to be a it stil

up next, barry sternlicht. you don't want to miss this interview.bc. energy fuels, a leading american uranium producer, is ramping up production to supply expanding nuclear markets and diversifying into rare earth elements, key ingredients in many clean energy and defense technologies. energy fuels. >>> final big guest of the show. barry sternlicht chairman and ceo of starwood capital over $60 billion under management and chairman of the largest commercial reit in the united states. barry, welcome. great to see you here. >> thanks. we made a faux pas. $15 billion under management. before i start. joe, last time i came onset we brought you croissants. thex next time bring taco bell. so i brought you -- >> how much is this -- >> your agent told me you love taco bell. >> i do love -- how much -- >> a year's worth? i don't know. >> a year's worth for me might be -- >> barry, we have a lot to talk about. i appreciate you coming in today. let's start, though, with what you've been in the news for most recently. that is trouble that has been there at starw

you know, his godson, barry bonds. i spent some time doing stories with with barry bonds. bobby bonds is dad and willie mays. and i remember and hopefully we'll be able to play this at some point to but that willie mays on camera was giving some advice to he's got a 30 years ago and barry was a hot shot. and, you know, he informed me said, you know, it takes a lot more to be a legend to be is someone that people look up to and he was trying to guide him and give that kind of advice to a lot of people. i think. do you think they make like that anymore? >> no, there. there's the there's one. >> god made one. and after that one, broke the there there. there's one willie mays. >> never be another willie mays and, you know, say this once again, i'm the best player in my opinion, ever put a baseball uniform on. but also one of the best, if not the best player when it came to fan interaction and giving people what they came to the ballpark to see, which was. in joyful playing and enjoying what he was doing, but also leaving them with an experience that they could go home with and

he was the man he and barry bonds later building baseball for the bay area.ny fans at the ballpark tonight, nbc's terry mcsweeney begins our coverage there right in front of that statue. terry yeah. and raj and jess and many of our viewers probably remember when this statue was dedicated to willie mays here at 24 willie mays plaza. he was surprised and he loved it. and tonight, fans are getting a chance to show how much they love willie mays. you see the flowers there and the candles. a lot of the people raj you kind of touched on it. a lot of the people out here never saw him play and that makes sense. he retired in 73, but they know what he meant to baseball and what he meant to san francisco. an iconic song, take me out to the ball game, played for the man who brought people out to the ball game, willie mays. rick brandon was having dinner with his family when he got the bad news. we came out and i figured, well, i got my trumpet in the trunk. either taps or take me out to the ballgame. so he made a difference for everybody who loves the game. this is the

may's was also 3rd all time in the home run list h% with 660 home runs when in 2003 barry bonds, his nephew past him. crowd for us. jack molmud visited oracle park tonight. >> to hear tributes from his fans. >> well, in hours following the league's announcement of the passing of the legendary willie mays, a vigil said about that oracle park, full flowers, candles and personalized notes full of giants fans telling the world just how much one of the greatest athletes to ever play the sport meant to them. >> everybody's coming on from right there where you go and we're going on tuesday. we'll see you guys later. >> he was a phenomenon that spanned multiple generations were going to the stadium or in the pair respects the lawyers of the u.s. and noemi bonia live in saint but came to pay respects as fast as they could. >> what you need use a break to new night. so i was big >> noemi started her baseball career and second grade saying she was inspired by the legend and trying to the park where she spent games and we'll expect many more to make want to really? because? >> well, it's true. s

>> especially barry. >> especially barry. >> they definitely read the telegraph. from middlesbrough. >> okay, but the bottom line is the principle is that barry is a labour supporter. mandy has voted conservative in the past and he's pressurising her to vote labour. that's not right. >> well, this sounds on the fringes like a bit of a funny story, but actually, barry, this is coercive behaviour and this isn't . yeah, this isn't a normal isn't. yeah, this isn't a normal marriage. absolutely >> if i'd said anything, i wouldn't have gotten pudding. >> well, that's that's exactly right. exactly. >> well, at least your wife will put you in your place. >> yeah, and spare us the gory details of what pudding may look like. but congratulations, alex. >> does it matter to you what your partner's politics are? is it a deal breaker for a relationship? well it might be if you're both extreme in your views, but ream said before the show started, this is the most interesting thing she said all night. >> and it wasn't on air, which is a shame. but ream said there's no right wing

>> especially barry. >> especially barry. >> they definitely read the telegraph.er from middlesbrough. >> okay, but the bottom line is the principle is that barry is a labour supporter. mandy has voted conservative in the past and he's pressurising her to vote labour. that's not right. >> well, this sounds on the fringes like a bit of a funny story, but actually, barry, this is coercive behaviour and this isn't . yeah, this isn't a normal isn't. yeah, this isn't a normal marriage. absolutely >> if i'd said anything, i wouldn't have gotten pudding. >> well, that's that's exactly right. exactly. >> well, at least your wife will put you in your place. >> yeah, and spare us the gory details of what pudding may look like. but congratulations, alex. >> does it matter to you what your partner's politics are? is it a deal breaker for a relationship? well it might be if you're both extreme in your views, but ream said before the show started, this is the most interesting thing she said all night. >> and it wasn't on air, which is a shame. but ream said there's no right win

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knapp. >> barry knapp, yeah.l, it is a mistake to look only at the inflation side of the ledger. look, as you see, we look very carefully at that side of the ledger, and we talked about prices, we talked about lower inflation. you also look at wages and income. wages are beating prices. for middle wage workers, wages have been beating prices for about 15 months in a row. you look at disposable income, after tax income, it is up $3700 since before the pandemic. so let's be careful not to look at just one side of the ledger. let's look at both, the fact that real wages and incomes are rising means people have more buying power. at the same time, we're cutting insurance premiums by $800 for nearly -- i think what is it -- millions of americans by lowering i think about 15% or 16 million americans by lowering the premium tax credits, capping prescription drug costs for 4 million seniors and so on. in terms the fiscal outlook, the thing i disagree with barry is this idea that somehow cutting taxes doesn't have any fis

barry, wish we had more time.eciate your conversations, thank you so much. >> thank you, charles. charles: see you soon. a warning sign is flashing from a popular economic indicator. it could actually be suggesting a recession. i know no one's thought that so far you about i have two of the best economists in studio. we'll discuss that. also the true state of the consumer. we ain't all rich! we'll be right back. ♪. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. da

willie mays was also a very important figure to former san francisco giants great barry bonds. mays was bond's godfather, and bonds called willie mays a second father figure. both are considered legends of the game, and both played the majority of their career for the same franchise. the san francisco giants. bonds posting a photo on instagram, writing today i am beyond devastated and overcome with emotion. i have no words to describe what you mean to me. you helped shape me to be who i am today. thank you for being my godfather and always being there. give my dad a hug for me. rest in peace willie. i love you forever. >> current and former players sharing their personal stories about mays touching tributes as people expressed their grief tonight, former new york yankees player and bay area native cc sabathia of vallejo saying i'll never forget this day when i walked in and heard that's the boy who wears his hat like this, sabathia says. rest in peace, willie mays. you changed the game forever and inspired kids like me to chase our dream. thank you for everything that you did o

his godson, barry bonds, was there. it was a celebration of his life and legacy.oracle park, fans got to see the game on the big screen. this is a live look from our exclusive ballpark cam. you could still see the big 24 on the field there. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran is there. jocelyn an incredible, unforgettable night. yeah, many special moments audrey garvin. but i will say fans did leave oracle park a little disappointed that the giants couldn't get it done with that win, but regardless, they were happy they had the opportunity to be inside the ballpark, where willie mays spent much time at a chance to say goodbye to one of the greatest in baseball, birmingham. i've been telling you all that if there's any way on earth my father could come down here, that he would. well, he's found another way. so you already stand to your feet. let him hear you. he's listening. in alabama today, a standing ovation and applause for baseball legend willie mays as his son michael mays, his godson barry bonds and hall of famer ken griffey jr stood on rickwood field. it was just

how old is baby barry? >> barry's about to be 1-years-old, july 1st. >> jimmy: he's so cute.. >> jimmy: you are? >> yeah. >> jimmy: september 4th in cincinnati. >> okay, that's when it starts. >> jimmy: you're kicking off the tour september 4th. >> yeah. so, i'll be really good by the 25th. >> jimmy: cincinnati is fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: cincinnati is fun. >> cincinnati' s great. >> jimmy: it's a great -- so you're gonna do that and you're taking the kids. >> taking both kids. i don't know what i'm doing, but it's gonna be great. oh, microphone, sorry. >> jimmy: but this is your -- this is your first time in seven years on tour. >> seven years. yeah, it's been a while. >> jimmy: let's talk about this album. >> yes. >> jimmy: it is out, finally. congratulations. >> please tell everyone you know. >> jimmy: yes, tell everyone you know. "timeless" is out. [ cheers and applause ] what's the vibe of "timeless"? >> you know, when you have babies. >> jimmy: yes. >> and then you're like, "oh no, i have to live forever." >> jimmy: yes. >> yeah, so i like this crazy fear now that, like,

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. >> and barry, whether major cooldown today, all that heat from yesterday has moved out of town. this pattern wants to stick around as we move into your thursday forecast. we'll have the update coming up. >> but first, remembering a basketball icon and legend. the nba world mourning the death of jerry west. sports anchor jason applebaum joins us after the break with a look at his legacy here in the bay a a and norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? he was one of the greats on the court and one of the greats off the court. as a general manager and team executive. the hall of famer also worked with the golden state warriors during their recent championship run. >> our jason appelbaum joins us

i could not have done barry without having met that doctor.with that kind of texture. >> you were finally ready for something like that? >> still the old henry scared out of my mind and the new henry was able to do some scenes that i -- were some of my favorite scenes ever. the curtain is up and the spotlight is on you. and welcome to the master class. >> winkler's performance in "barry" earned him his first prime time emmy award at 72 years old. do you think about the phases of your professional career and all the things you've been able to do, it's incredible. >> but you don't know -- >> right. >> -- until you try. >> and here we are. >> and here we are. and i'm very happy to be with you. >> now we can jam the rest of it in our faces. henry's memoir "being henry: the fonz and beyond" is available and you can harper the full extended video including a discussion of his jumping the shark on "happy days" on apple podcast or wherever you get yours. and next week willie is back with an all-new sunday sitdown with country sensation laney wilson fr

. >> well, barry, weather big time heat up today across the inland spots. we're talking about heat advisories, but that has just come to an end. take a look at some real hot temperatures outside of the bay area. as you can see in the hottest locations up above 100 degrees, there's ukiah, 104, palm springs, 110 degrees bakersfield 105. and showing you this. we're showing you some hot numbers out toward livermore and fairfield over 100 degrees. antioch at 98, santa rosa, 93. but the was not a widespread heat event. we still had some cool conditions coast side with temperatures out toward the out toward pacifica 58 degrees. the heat advisory we have been talking about over the past few days in effect for today, it actually just expired 10:00. so that indicates a good sign that we're going to cool things off in your sunday forecast. here is our live camera tonight. looking above san francisco, where we still have some patchy cloud cover making a comeback. temperatures will be dropping off in your sunday forecast, and no more triple digits out there. we'll have

getting the information that was the hard part and that took a certain type of journalist barry levine executive editor of the national enquirer when a tip came in on john and real previously the juicy gossip about john had been the price of his haircuts it was right before the iowa caucuses. he was running right with obama and hillary clinton i thought, wow, if the story is true, the rug would really be pulled out from under him in march 2007, a few months after barry started looking into the affair rumors, the edwards is received devastating news elizabeth, breast cancer, which had been in remission since 2004, was back in this time the doctor said it was not curable the candidate says he'll be there for his wife anytime any place, despite the presidential campaign yet john edwards says that campaign will continue elizabeth was sec and elizabeth had found out about may at the same time being she called the cell phone that we had together. there was only one number on the cell phone and it was mine and she called it and i answered the phone and she hung up he ended up confessing to he

barry petersen, cbs news, new orleans. >> such important lessons. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," inch by inch new technology is changing the way we measure colorado's mountains. we'll be right back. mountains over 14,000 feet than any other state, but a new study finds colorado's 14ers as they're known a bit shorter an thee thought. shaun boyd reports the findings may have implications that go far beyond 14,000 feet. >> reporter: when noaa physicist derek van wes trm was tapped to lead an overhaul of the spatial reference system recapping the colorado fourteeners he shez was a bonus. they needed a place to test the system and colorado had the terrain they were looking for. >> people know it's more land above 10,000 feet than all the states combined. it's a very rugged state. if the system works here we know it'll work anywhere in the u.s. >> reporter: initial projection showed the shortest fourteeners peak may be a thirteener. while the ranking from tallest to shortest changed for several peaks, van westrom says colorado dnd lose or gain any 14ers. as for the weather syste

by then his god son, barry bonds, was setting home run records of his own.n bonds passed mays on the career home run list, mays was there to pass on the torch. in fact mays was a fixture of the ballpark, hanging around the clubhouse, telling stories, passing on wisdom to current giant players. >> one of the greatest player that has ever lived. it's awesome to come out to talk to him. >> he brings a lot of history with him, not only about him, but to the game when he's here. >> here it is, he struck him out. >> reporter: after san francisco won the world series in 2010, mays returned to new york to share the title with giant fans there. >> i used to go up and down the street all the time. i believe in this area. that's why i want to come back and let all of the young ones know what i was doing here. >> reporter: the polo ground stadium is gone, but the streets where he once played stick ball is there. willie mays, the say hey kid. >> say hey? >> say who. say willie. >> reporter: his position in the history of baseball will live on forever. >> all right, so th

let's bring in ironsides macroeconomics managing partner barry knapp.ave been making, series of lower lows, lower highs and we were getting comfortable with main, we maybe we were on our way, if we did get back to the 4.7. is that the o.k. corral, the final showdown to go up or down from here? >> i think that is probably right, charles. we had, since i was in to see you before memorial day, talked about subsequent bond bear market. we had a bellyache, what i call auctions in the treasurys and the curves, twos, fives, sevens, in each case prices went down ahead of the auctions. the auctions came through where they were trading with the wi price. looked like we would have a high probability of going back to 5% on tens. we got a few weak numbers. the atlanta fed gdp tracker dropped from over 4 to below two. everyone got all excited growth was truly slowing like my old friend bob doll said in your first hit today. i think ultimately the issue is we're just struggling under the weight of too much supply and the fed's portfolio is slowly unwinding and we're j

now, marion barry initiated that in the 1950's and 1960's. was notorious owned by white people, but refused to hire any black people. the howard students set up a picket line in front of the store, and picket lines said, don't shop where you can't work. this■ is an all-black community, and within two weeks the place had to shut down because they couldn't they gave up and they e quit, we'll hire.■á and they did. then the movement continued. he early 1950's it is estimated that 500 got jobs bec called, don't shop whee you can't work. it took marionarry up until 1967oduce that movement and began to work. not just here -- not here, mostly avenue and northeast. peter: virginia ali,rgve your ey stayed with the? -- with you? ms. ali: 10, 12 years. we had one person who stayed a long time, and initially we had a lot of students, so they would be here for four years, or six years if they started when they were in high school of the local colleges and then moved on. so i had the pleasure of three or four generations nowoo. then their grandparents would

well, and you mentioned, you know, he's got some barry bonds. yeah. and barry bonds as well. very bonds writing on social media saying i am beyond devastated and >> overcome with emotion. i have no words to describe what you mean to me. you helped shape me to be who i am today. thank you for being my godfather and always being there. rest in peace. willie, i love you forever. bonds will be one of the celebrity coaches during today's celebrity softball game. happening at rickwood field in alabama honoring the leads leagues and it was just so fitting that they were all playing on that field. mlb yesterday on the day that will be passed then it turned into a celebration of his life and we will continue celebrating the life and legacy willie mays ahead. stay tuned. we'll mays ahead. stay tuned. we'll be right back. (♪♪) the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue a puppy... a real one. let's go on a big family road trip! volvo plug-in hybrids short trips on electric, longer trips on gas. mom, can we drive until we see th

barry was very introverted when i met him. he was chairman of paramount pictures.ld. i was 27. he always remained the presence in my life. the other men were always jealous of him. we always knew. we always knew that one day we would be married, and we did. and we have an extraordinary relationship. >> reporter: an extraordinary relationship in the extraordinary life of an extraordinary woman. everybody always wants to talk about legacy. when we all reach a certain stage. >> my legacy is many things. it's first and foremost my family, obviously. and i'm very proud of that. my legacy is the body of work. i am very happy to say that i'm the designer who makes uniforms for the women in charge. >> reporter: what us the biggest lesson from having that early success that you did? >> i think the biggest lesson is to be true to yourself. because if you are true to yourself, you are free. >> juju: our thanks to robin. diane von fuss tear berg, woman in charge, is out june 25th on hulu. >>> when we return, eddie redmayne brings "cabaret" back to broadway. why he says the sho

biden his god, son, barry bonds was setting home run records of his own bonds past may's on the career home run list. maze was there to pass on the torch secret special. you are to me. and i'm thank you for your love guidance. and supported me all these years. yeah. while my dad isn't here to celebrate with me it means the world to me. that you are. i love you. after san francisco won the world series in 2010. days returned to new york to share the title with giant fans there. the polo grounds stadium is gone, but the streets where he once played stickball, is there could throw and he could field hit for contact and for power. and of course, he was so fast. he could barely keep ahead on his head. hey, kid. hey. that job. is great his position in the history of baseball will live on forever. and a wonderful tribute, thereby vern glenn. well, giants are on the road of fans have been stopping by oracle park to leave flowers at the statue of the say, hey, kid, that statues fans in front >>of >>it is the 1st thing fancy before entering the stadium on game day. giants fans have been stopping

barry's dad, as a young guy, and he was called the next willie mays.who grew up, you know, my era, i imagine growing up with a guy that is your absolute baseball idol and then playing in the same outfield as him, which barry bonds did. he played right field when willie was in center as barry came up as a rookie. so he had to bear that brunt of being the quote next willie mays. and i don't think that person's been born yet. that person doesn't exist in major league baseball today. there are people who maybe are better pure home run hitters. there might be people who were pure base stealers, like like rickey henderson was. there might be better just on base average guys. you know, you think about a tony gwynn or or a tony oliva, people like that. but in terms of just the overall defense, base stealing, base running power, power for, you know, batting for average, batting for power. i don't think there's anybody born yet who is the quote next, willie mays. >> joe, one last question here. we're putting up the stats here. but you know, he is so much more th

people in barry know what is occurring.has gone on to win the general election. people who are tapped into what is going on. rishi sunak, the day he dried off in the rain after that announcement in downing street, he came straight here. he was met with an awkward silence when he asked people working in a brewery if they were looking forward to the euros. this is a key seat and the conservatives want to keep hold of it. labourare conservatives want to keep hold of it. labour are tight on their heels. as swing to take a seat from the conservatives would just be a 2.6% swing. the vale of glamorgan is one of the most affluent parts of the country, high house prices, people are fairly wealthy. it is mainly a rural area with a lot of agriculture. it has some heavy industry as well, chemicals, aerospace and defence. it is also a big holiday destination. you can see the people here on the beach today and join the friday lunchtime lunchtime. there are pockets of deprivation, barry itself. the one thing that keeps coming up no matter

as us quotes have found the things best. barry speaks of it. there are absolutely no restrictions on julian. the case against him is over. there is no gag order. uh there are no other restrictions. uh he was going to be able to go back to uh, whatever like the fuses to build uh was still in his, his family the uh the negotiations were protracted process. uh that went on for several months. uh, sort of in fits and starts. uh, there we were not close to any sort of a resolution until a few weeks ago when the department of justice re engage and they've been very intense negotiations over the last few weeks. one thing we were very clear about was that any resolution would have to end this matter and that julie would be 3 said he was not going to do additional time in prison. he was in due time under supervision. and there's a lot of time under a gag order. so that was one absolute requirement. another significant point of negotiation was where the plea would be taken. julian did not want to come to the united states and in any form. ultimately, obv

he was 3rd on the all-time home run list with 660 until 2003, when barry bonds past him. but like i said, even given all ofu those numbers that are just mind blowing his biggest impact went beyond sports. the world is going crazy right now tweeting about his legacy. so many different accounts talking about what willie mays it to the world of sports and just be history of this country. and we will continue to highlight and an honor, his memory as the night goes on. but just devastating news to break today. just a few hours ago, the passing of willie mays at 93 years old, a pioneer in the world of sports and american history. all and american history. all righty. that's all i have dupixent can help people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in

snow and barry bonds are already in the clubhouse. to mays, i go, hey, willie, how about a quick interview to get your emotions, this is about to happen. >> and he turns to me and says you know what, peewee, let's just wait. i don't want to jinx anything. angels come back, win game 6 and win the world series. >> wow, you were in good company that day regardless of the outcome >> yeah. >> all right, vern, thank you very much. >>> we have much more on mays life and legacy and show you what we found from decades ago when we dug through our kpix archives. >>> we lock back at some of the moments his fans treasure the most. >>> but first, a look at weather. >>> well, for the second day in a row our skies looked like that at sunset. that is all smoke. all coming from the sites fire, coming up in the forecast we will use the virtual set and high-resolution smoke forecast. do our best to figure out how we finally get rid . >>> okay, in the first alert forecast many of us will be 10 degrees cooler tomorrow. that is part of the change that could

. >> reporter: artaria barry, executive director at the crossroads, says lgbtq youth are overrepresented among young people that are homeless. to 1,600 young folks on the 0 streets. >> reporter: accoing to the center, arly half of san francisco's homeless youth are lgbtq. the trevor project reports even higher rates among transgender and nonbinary youth with around 40% of transgender people and 35% of nonbary youth experiencing homelessness compared to 23% of cisgender lgbtq youth and in oakland it's similar. ashley banks who helps yopeople at e oakland lgbtq center says sometimes these kids don't havea place to live because their families don't accept them for who they are. it's really tough for them. >>i think lgbtq youth it's definitely getti more complicated because they get forced out to sex work and they get forced out to exposed to drugs. so now they're on the streets and homeless encampments are becoming more full with r youth because they're being pushed out and don't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: ashley says many also reject idea of going to a shelter. >> when you put an lg

great barry bonds and nearly 30 years ago, i actually got to chance to sit down with both mays and bonds. and they talked about the relationship and advice to his godson. >> you have to do things a little different when you are a superstar than maybe let little guy do. >> to me, i know. will we? you know, willie? wakes up in the morning with man says. you know, this is always like constantly. >> it's not only played on the field. this play off the field because so many people love him and have to give it back and out to be a legend. >> willie was, of course, known for his relationship with his community. both here in san francisco and in new york where is a career started? he was famous for playing stick ball in the streets with the neighborhood kids really? someone who was such a a beloved person anywhere he went and he tried impart the wisdom to his godson, barry bonds. >> and he did a nice job of that. i they got closer as as both of them aged and here he is in in the streets of harlem near whaley had a ground floor home there. this is when, you know, new york giants and the kids are

obviously, barry bonds, got sun of willie mays. so just a special scene there. as for the actual game feel secondary was just take things up in the bottom of the first cardinals up a run. one offer brendan donovan. he gets all of that one. that's a 2 run home run and will it pass the lead to 3 top of the 3rd same score to ramos. he's been playing great baseball. you might be the giants all-star this year. >> that one js clears the budweiser fence. we've got a tie game 3 run from other way for ramos. step to get help. but the cardinals. >> they would get their get back out of it breaches. first sac gave them the lead. and then in the 5th donovan strikes again, he's from alabama playing in his home state team. this bullpen only 2 active major leaguers. i heard from alabama. he's one of top of the 6 same score 2 for wilmer flores and score from weather for drives. one in chapman who comes into score. stripped away at deficit but trying to. tie chapman strikes out that would be the ball game. giants lose just one 65. they'll travel to st. louis tomorrow and resume t

you filled the drivers in the countryside are glad the police aren't everywhere. farmer barry wants some used parts to keep his car running for years to come. cisco phone a. dover. hi, sammy, how are you and the family, and i need some replacement parts for my car. simon is the head of the family business. she makes ends meet. stocking everything you could need and the countryside roman book here, no problem here. now pena is the poor fuel quality. it's not the old cars that are polluting the air and well, no way. i know what i'm talking about i put on my ago. but i, i love my car. but sammy knows that the era of vintage cars is coming to an end in albania. he hopes to stay in business as long as he can. will now introduce you to a family from britain. their big dream is to retain their title in a truck and ship. that is one of the kind and probably one of the strangest we've ever brought to you on this program. i walked revealed too much, but i can tell you that it is all about these and seeming fell over here and winning requires a lot of creativity in the family. friendly competition

they you know, barry, i mentioned locked away her letters bambi.ategist, i say in the loves of theodorosevel that. you know, she is what f kennedy was to john f kennedy. and i think that, you know, she's someone what valerie biden is to the current president. right. she she seeing the political moves far ahead of her brother and yet, you know, they thought they all their effort into him. i do remark in thewould happen. these women lived at another time and we we do have some extraordinary examples. i mean, alice roosevelt longworth said of bambi had she been a man that she not theodore roosevelt would have been it's a pretty extraordinary statement for, a top five president, you know, andvelt agd that assessment. so i think wanted to confirmthat. theodore roosevelt had done it hi so it was part of the same effort that they had spent their lives dog, w is propelling life's worktheir own glory, but too. i mean, i think it was the collecvefamily to put their effd energy into one individual who t the success, all of them.ny roor tr biographers or histo

or grandfather figure to tell people i'm proud of you, and so far it's been very well received. >> barry said that he and his wife thought about doing this for years but this is the first time they actually did it. you can see all of our pride stories throughout the month on our website, kpix.com. >>> well, after the break we'll get a look at today's juneteenth parade through downtown san francisco kicking off a month of celebrations. >>> and later we'll get to see some local young people showing off their culinary skills. >>> and we had a beautiful cooldown this weekend. temperatures were actually pretty much right about average where they should be for this time of year. that changes this week. that big pool of warm air is going to start migrating back our way, and i've got to show you when temperatures inland are going to approach 100 again. it's coming this week. details on that are next. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than ve

barry bonds, the godson of willie mays. there in alabama for tomorrow night's historic game at rickwood field. the giants and the saint louis cardinals also their former 49 ers star at hall of famer terrell owens, who says mays was the godfather to his son. be out here to represent him and what he stood for all his success. and then just everybody here just, you know, celebrating and just so unfortunate, you know, the passing of him on the eve of, of this, of this inaugural game, you know, they called him the kid, the say, hey, kid. and, you know, baseball does that. when somebody comes around is special. they did it with gary carter. they did it with ken griffey jr. and willie was a kid his whole life. and if you didn't believe that, you just had to see him. how he interacted off the field with children, he would stop whatever he was doing to make that child feel special. and he had a magic way of being able to do this. and i think his magic was that he never grew up, including nice thoughts there by mike krukow like willi