some closure at the ballpark. and it's happening as we speak. a lot of people celebrating the life of willie mays. we are live at oracle park where fans and a lot of vips are paying their respects to the giants legends. president biden issues a challenge for anyone who wants him out of the white house. our political analyst, larry gerston, is here with a breakdown of the democrats dilemma. but first, another summer surge. the bay area is seeing a huge spike in covid cases. welcome back. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. we've been through this before. covid numbers are jumping and the surge is statewide. nbc's velena jones explains what's behind this mid-summer spike. doctors say it's a seasonal spike that we're seeing right now with covid rates. and while not as high as her winter surge, doctors say the rates are increasing earlier than in previous years and is expected to continue climbing while covid may no longer be top of mind for many, rising positivity rates in the bay ar

nearly a dozen people are recovering after an escalator malfunction at the milwaukee brewers ballpark. officials say the escalator suddenly accelerated, sending fans plummeting down to the floor on saturday, according to the team, six people were hospitalized and five others were treated at the ballpark, and severe thunderstorms spawned flash flooding in parts of new mexico over the weekend. in albuquerque, floodwaters submerged a bus and suv that needed to be towed. residents in multiple areas were forced to evacuate, including the village of ruidoso, which was recently ravaged by wildfires. meanwhile, the city of las vegas, new mexico, is still recovering from last week's deluge. officials are still providing bottled water to residents amid an ongoing shortage of clean water. let's turn now to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman, who is tracking a hurricane brewing off the coast of barbados. hi michelle. good morning. good morning francis. and it's a major hurricane, a category four yesterday. now a category three. we do expect to strengthen once again. but this is a big story becau

to throw out the first pitch at every major league ballpark in the nation. great pitch cooper to raise awareness and money to help families adopt kids like him with down syndrome and other special needs children . their nonprofit is called rod's heroes. on average, an adoption cost is around $40,000. to be able to adopt internationally, and so we raise adoption grants to help offset those costs. andrea and brady adopted cooper from china eight years ago to join their family roster that's now grown to 11 kids. you have 11 children. we do. yeah, seven adopted. plus we have our four biological children. come on. slide, buddy. slide. cooper's been stealing hearts and bases ever since. he kept asking if he could play baseball. he did amazingly well. nobody go. cooper's passion for the game and the murray's efforts caught the attention of the chicago cubs last year. so they brought him to the mound for the very first time. what was his reaction after the first one? i mean, he celebrated like he genuinely just won the world series. are you ready? yeah. let's go. mo

some closure at the ballpark. and it's happening as we speak. a lot of people celebrating the life of willie mays. we are live at oracle park where fans and a lot of vips are paying their respects to the giants legends. president biden issues a challenge for anyone who wants him out of the white house. our

you are there at the ballpark. >> aludeid. got lucas. >> lucas: what a great assignment. not only get country and baseball the same day and get to cover it. that's what is happening nats park to celebrate 248 years of the united states. it's pretty cool to come out to the ballpark. it's sunrise. see the grounds crew working on the grass and give the masters a run for their money. seeing the equipment come out, the bats, the helmets, joey love. this marine day. bullpen phone in the dugout and bullpen out there. hopefully that won't be used at all for the nationals. >> i know you are a big braves fan. kayleigh by the way i know your husband played for the mets. the nationals plays. won last night. nationals won last night. biased on this one. big die hard nationals fan you are right. later talking to the fox sports sky box at al udeid air base. home of u.s. central command control the skies over the volatile middle east and speaking to world series champion adam 320 world series two home runs only make league player, sacrifice a

james, with so many people at the ballpark hustling to get everybody in place and all the equipment. you can see the flowers right behind me at the iconic statue. they have the metal detectors in places. well. >> this will open to the public at 3 o'clock this afternoon and they will allow people in at that time. the ceremony will begin at 4 o'clock. this is basically the last collective are raw for the bay area to remember a legend, not just on the baseball field, but off the field as well. willie mays died on june 18th at the age of 93 and instantly. so many people. >> took to social media, including president barack obama. he actually gave may's the presidential medal of freedom when he was still in office. and then, of course, so many people showed up at the ballpark in the hours and the days after his death just to spend. we know a quiet time just to reflect willie mays and what he means to baseball, what he means to their family. you might recall that so many people a little bit older said. he reminds me of my mom thinking about my mom today because he was my mom's favorite play

inside the ballpark.een a very moving ceremony, with the retrospective tributes from the worlds of baseball, politics and pop culture, earlier we heard former president bill clinton talking to the crowd out here, sharing his reminiscence, his memories, and his friendship with willie mays, along with willie brown, the former mayor of san francisco, also sharing personal stories of his friendship with willie mays, a man who really touched so many people here in san francisco, including the fans. again, they're introducing some of the greats of baseball here behind me right now. so many, hall of famers out here, all of them, all of them represented here, all of them wanting to pay their respects. now for the fans. we talked with fans who remembered seeing willie mays for the first time as a child. and what a larger than life figure he was. we had a former baseball player himself who was a minor league player, who said that willie mays was a, an inspiration for him and helped him to figure out how to play his

the churning hurricanes that have completely swamped ballparks. the massive wildfires that bring dystopian scenes, and sometimes, game postponements. >> you'd be hard pressed to find a facility manag who's not worried about storms and wildfire and heat, and all these things. they know about it. for a very long time, though, the assumption has been, "oh, it's a one-off." and that's really a dangerous assumption, because you'll clean up that mess and not necessarily put in place the adaptations that are going to help reduce the risks time. >> one player is gonna die. and they're gonna see. jeffrey: indeed, sports are trying to adapt. from implementing rest periods at the u.s. open to help players cope with extreme heat, to holding the 2019 world championship marathon in qatar at midnight, to avoid unsafe temperatures. for baseball, one adaptation -- roofs, taking fans not out to the ballgame, but in. but experts, including madeleine orr, note that adaptations only go so far. >> on the winter side, it's essentially: are we going to have a season at a

just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards the mgm grand and new york, new york dan kerman kron. 4 news. an air quality advisory has been issued for tomorrow. smoke from fires and far, northern california is expected to affect bay area. >> hazy skies may be visible. the smell of smoke is even possible in some spots. as lawrence joins us, taking a look at the bay bridge right there looks a little bit hazy even tonight, lawrence. yeah, a little haze out there this evening. high pressure building in overhead as a ridge. >> strengthens really kind of cuts off that marine air that nice seabreeze, especially inland. and that's where we start to see some of building up. but i think overnight tonight you're going to see more of that as we're going to see high pressure really starting to strengthen heading into friday. so that's going to come out to sea breeze. right now. we've got enough of an onshore flow. keep your fairly fresh out there along the coastline, air quality wise and you have the fog out there as well. so numerous fires the

if you're headed out, the ballpark. >> yeah. be prepared. that wind is starting pick up outside. it is getting breezy should be a nice time to go see the game starting out. mostly clear. i think early on. but that wind going to carry some of that san francisco farwell onshore. and so you get a lot of part of the game. you're probably going to be foggy out there. so be prepared if you're headed out the game tonight should be a great time. temperatures in the 60's first pitch. is that 6.45? all right. out there right now. we do have a couple of patches of fog already begun to enter the bay, but it's very patchy outside right now. i think overall, i think the trend is going to be for some warmer weather ahead. but tonight they're going to see plenty of the clouds, the more the drizzle along the coastline maybe was patchy drizzle inside the bay 12 morning. we've got a cloudy start very similar today, but i think we're going to see more sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. that's a trend is going to take some of the weekend with some warm weather as we get the weekend as well up there righ

the souvenirs were flying out of the ballpark.sixth inning seth brown gets into the mix to right solo shot, makes it seven one. i mean, these are way gone to the seventh inning. butler this one opposite field. get up and get out. it's nine three. his second homer of the game eighth inning brown at the plate. he's going to go for his second of the day. makes it 11 three at that time. and the a's are just rolling i like this one from butler coming up later in the eighth inning. butler how about his first career three homer game. and you think he knew it a little showtime 449ft, six rbi. game 13 three. that was in the second deck. count them up. and then oakland tied a franchise record with eight homers in the game. zack gelof finishes it with a grand slam 18 to 3. the final. the a's, not lacking for runs today in philadelphia, was hot there, so the ball was flying out of the yard. but i mean, their pitchers on philly like, come on. >> i love seeing the crowd size smaller and smaller and smaller by the end of the game. >> good point.

let's bring in nbc's anthony flores, who is at the ballpark for us. anthony, this was really, really special to see what stood out to you. you sat there for a couple of hours there, hearing all these different speakers while raj there were so many great speakers. you heard the you said the video message from former president barack obama, former president, president clinton, there were a lot of vips here. he was here for about 20 minutes after the ceremony, taking pictures and signing autographs with all the those vips. but without a doubt, hearing barry bonds, michael may speak about willie mays, not just the player, but the person. that's when the ceremony and the celebration of life really got emotional. barry tearing up several times as he talked about his godfather. of course, michael getting emotional, talking about his father and all that he meant and that his legacy lives on and he sees still sees him everywhere. so that's what really stands out today. but several great stories about willie mays. it sets apart mike anthony when you when you he

he also shared details on the stadium itself saying the ballpark has been located just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards the mgm grand in new york, new york dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> weather time here as we get a live look outside camera, kind of a shoe shaken as it sits atop mount temple bias. well, that's because of some winds, but apparently the winds are going to die down. but the sun is going to work extra hard, right? yeah, it is. here comes that heat again. all from that same ridge of high pressure starting cranked up the heat much of july. already, the sea breeze is blowing out. there you see the winds move through the palm trees along the embarcadero right now filling up the flag to. we're going to see more of that as we head through the evening hours. temperatures, there you go. it is hot inland already. 96. >> in concord, 93 degrees now in livermore. i'm much more comfortable. 70 in oakland. 63 degrees in san francisco and 83 degrees in san jose. really some nice weather around the bay area as you get away from th

. >> i spent so much time at this ballpark , it was so special. such a great community and so many great people that helped me along the way. >> reporter: the family section became the ryan section, and kurt served as the host, happy to see his son celebrating. >> great area, great support, they say it takes a village to raise a kid and we certainly have one. the community has been fantastic. >> reporter: returning home has been a blast from the past. he sailed to the ballpark with friends on saturday, and on sunday, his dad drove him to the stadium. >> it's like little league days, got all your stuff, remember this, and i did have to ask him, of course he has his stuff, but yeah, it's a good time. >> reporter: during our interview with joe, kurt was just off-camera chatting with coaches as though they were back in little league. >> is just a little weird, like your dad is sitting here just hanging out. >> he was in on the field. >> the only thing that's weird, talk rocco or jason into letting him throw bp. >> he was a bit starstruck coming back b

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speaking of san francisco, let's take it down to the ballpark tonight. the twins and the giants getting in some practice here on the field. so if you're headed to the ballpark this evening, make sure to have that jacket will be down to some 50s by 9 p.m. with some developing fog. and if you don't have tickets, don't worry. we are, of course, your vip pass. that game right here on nbc starting at 7:00 tonight. let's move it into that weekend forecast. we have two different systems we're following here. high pressure with that hot heat wave will move a little bit more to the east, taking some of that heat with it. but we're also going to see this area of low pressure develop to the south. now both of these are kind of going to work in conjunction with each other and really help to pull up this conveyor belt of tropical moisture into california. so we're expecting clouds tomorrow, humidity, even the chance here of some rain in california. so as we roll it through tomorrow, notice how those clouds bubble up from the south. it's not showing too much here for

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big night tonight at the ballpark. and so hopefully with another win last night. yeah. >>let's go. all right, brian. the co-founder of the oakland ballers, one of the we appreciate your time. good luck. thanks for having me. >>more news on this tape. the book to kill a mockingbird was published. plus one of the most popular harry potter films was released worldwide news nation's markie. martin looks at this moment in time. >>today is july 11 get ready for those slurpee deals. it's national 7, 11 day in 17. 67 president john quincy adams was born babe ruth made his major league baseball debut as a pitcher for the boston red sox and the u.s. air force academy officially opened at lowry airforce base in denver, colorado, in 1960, the book to kill mockingbird published. we also remember american first bird johnson died in texas last 2 seconds or beyond in 2007, harry potter and the order of the phoenix, the 5th film based on the books by jk rowling was relieved. >>and 2022, nasa and president joe biden revealed the first image from the james webb space telescope showing galaxies 4 bill

way out of dodger stadium — the ball clearing the concourse before landing on the walkway in the ballpark for now. hello i'm annita mcveigh. in the last few moments, prime minister sir keir starmer has been speaking in the house of commons, and gave his reaction tojoe biden stepping down as the democratic presdidential candidate. let's have a listen. it's before i start i would like to pay short — it's before i start i would like to pay short tribute to president biden, — pay short tribute to president biden, 6 _ pay short tribute to president biden, a man who during five decades of service _ biden, a man who during five decades of service never lost touch with the concerns _ of service never lost touch with the concerns of — of service never lost touch with the concerns of working people and always — concerns of working people and always put his country first. a true friend _ always put his country first. a true friend of— always put his country first. a true friend of the labour movement, his presidency— friend of the labour movement, his presidency will leave a legacy that extends— pre

still have some stragglers here getting into the ballpark.ll fans 21 and over budweiser is giving the first beer on the house to those fans. perhaps if some fans are thirsty they would enjoy a nice cold one. we're in washington, the nation's capital. baseball, fourth of july. a lot of fans waiting for fireworks later today. a great way to spend the fourth in our nation's capital. >> mike: no bigger baseball fan than lucas tomlinson. thanks very much. >> thanks, mike. >> julie: as millions of americans prepare to celebrate the fourth of july, high temperatures could impact some celebrations out west. in california several communities canceling fireworks over wildfire concerns. a live look from santa monica, california. that's why we also find christina coleman live from the santa monica beach. this is your annual thing, right? i remember you being at the same location last year. >> my sixth year. >> julie: it's still hot. july 4th and it's warm. >> that's right. you know, despite the scorching heat a lot of people are out and about celebrating

just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards thenew york dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 10, 40 is the time and the rolling stones concert that rock levi stadium actually is having a much longer lasting impact on underserved communities. the nonprofit musically fed partnered up with the catholic charities of santa clara county to donate about 500 pounds of leftover food from that concert. catholic charities says the excepted, premade, meals, fruits, vegetables. all goes to help the unhoused veterans and seniors that they serve. >> lack of funding that we've been getting because emergency pandemic food fund has gone away. and that's a week. and with the increase of need, which is even higher than when we had the pandemic. it's really important for us to get additional food. >> musically fed works across the entire country actually to gather and donate leftover food from large events. they've parker with lollapalooza. they've even done this after the super bowl. we'll take a break here. 10. 42 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. get

just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards the grand and new york, new york dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> happening today, service for that newly launched oakland-alameda one shuttle will resume this morning after emergency repairs and inspections are finished according to the san francisco bay ferry, the captain suspended service wednesday evening after crews reported damage above the water line on the vessel. repairs are completed yesterday morning. the shuttle could not launch until the u.s. coast guard inspected the repairs, which was completed. i concert rocked levi's stadium. it's going to have a lasting impact on our underserved communities. the nonprofit musically fed partnered up with the catholic charities of santa clara county to donate around 500 pounds of food left over from the concert. catholic charities say they accept premade meals, fruits, veggies, that are going to help feed and house veterans and our seniors. because of the lack of funding that we've been getting because emergency pandemic food fund has gone away

they're inspired by iconic concessions at each ballpark. so here's what the a's one looks like.t's inspired by the burnt ends that tops the bowls of mac and cheese at the coliseum. oh, and here's the giant shirt the go to for giants fans are the garlic fries at oracle park. you can get the shirts for 38 bucks each, right? >> the burnt ends. i love that i would have thought cheese. >> yeah, i would have thought for the giants it would have been a toss up between the garlic fries and the crab sandwich. i get the garlic fries every time. >> i rarely get the crab sandwich. >> what about the crab fries. >> fries. crab fries have it all. >> but those are relatively new. they're new. i think the other ones have legs. >> you can do more with crab though. oh yeah. in a t shirt. true. anything >> well get creative okay. you know talk to gilroy. they probably have a lot of ideas about garlic. true. get a mascot going on there. you know, get some fun. yeah. we can make it work this morning. we'll take you to our sutro tower camera. we do have a little bit of fog out there. what a pretty pic

obviously you see they have such a nice celebration in store set up here on the field or on the ballpark field willie mays at oracle park. >> we have beautiful states that with flowers, of course, for the giants orange. but then they have this family and friends sitting close by where the ceremony will take place and where everyone will then give their speeches. and then if you take a look just off to the side of that, you'll be able to see that fans have made their way into the stands issue. walk through the camera showing or billy mays sign. you can tell that is just exciting day here in the bay. it's tough to see someone such a great light number. 24 willie mays dying it. 93 to go from the bay. however, it is a very exciting thing to be able to celebrate him. free admission is fans try and find their way past our camera lens into their take a look at this sign that she has for ever giant. willie howard mayes junior. she said we love willie the day you willie mays is what this sign reads. fans are so excited to come and celebrate such a great a giant forever. of course, someone who pav

the a's hope to open the 33,000 seat ballpark for the 2028 season. of the san francisco 40 niners biggest fans is also one of their most inspiring, according to espn. >> levi lucas is from kentucky but loves watching the team play for more than 2000 miles away. the 12 year old, though, has been battling leukemia and after chemotherapy treatment, it was his wish to spend time with the 40 niners and recently the team helped his dream become a reality. the team opened its door to levi recently, and he became a member of the 40 niners. he met with team executive john lynch. he was able to run across the field. he received that standing ovation you saw from players. he was also given a team ball at his own photoshoot and broke the huddle at practice, even caught a touchdown. >> well, tens of thousands of people went to levi's stadium in santa clara last night to see the rolling stones. ktvu lamonica peters was there to speak to some of those fans as the stadium celebrated its 10th anniversary. three on the same day. hey, you stop me up! >> stop me up! i n

those fans must enter through the ballpark. this is through the willie mays plaza. those gates are going to open at 3:00. the event is free for everyone and we will be streaming the celebration of life on our website, nbcbayarea.com. you can also watch it on our sister station, nbc sports bay area. breaking overnight, a live look at the gulf coast from freeport, texas, about 20 miles east from where the eye of hurricane beryl made landfall this morning as a category one storm. now, beryl is packing quite a punch. 1 million customers in the houston area are already said to not have power. yeah nbc's jay gray is along the gulf coast this morning with a look at those current conditions. well, beryl has made landfall at this point. and i want to give you an idea of the current conditions. the wind picking up as it has over the last couple of hours of spitting rain. i want you to look at the surf. it continues to be much higher than it normally is. and we're at low tide right now. high tide coming in in a bit. and this is just going to intensify all of these conditions w

just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards the grand in new york, new york dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at the embarcadero, beautiful blue skies up there. and we could see a little bit of a breeze as indicated by that flag kyla. what are your feelings when you take a look at that? yeah, i mean, it's beautiful. no doubt about it. i did want to mention, though, that we are under an air quality advisory today. and tomorrow we zoom out here. we go up to mount tam and take a look from this vantage point. you can kind of see a little bit of haze out there. now it isn't anything extreme, but we are expecting things to slip into the moderate. likely we get a little bit later into the heat of the but i thought let's take a look at what the models are saying as we head towards the weekend because it did extend this into tomorrow. now we get to the afternoon. we do get a little onshore flow and we do get that lovely, pushed away from the bay area. but then, you know,

yeah uh- and it was a nice afternoon at the ballpark for this event.bsolutely not like the last few days. >> we'll get ready for more triple digits. here's spencer. >> yeah, well, it's great that the heat broke for the celebration of willie mays life, right? what better cause could you have for that? here's a look at satellite image of the radar and the composite radar and satellite composite in the marine layer is back. not for long, but it is deeper and more vigorous than we have seen a marine layer in a long time. and the onshore flow is generating some pretty impressive breezes. now, gusts up to 35mph in oakland right now. so that cooling effect has been felt today, even though it's been warm in our inland areas. and even though the heat wave isn't over, we're getting a little bit of a break. as you can see, most locations are a couple of degrees cooler now than at this time yesterday. here's a view from emeryville looking at the fog about to overtake san francisco, where current temperature reading is 65 degrees 69. also in oakland, we've got 79 a

just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards the mgm grand and new york, new york dan kerman kron. 4 news. it's a 40 and today there will be the new service relaunched the oakland alameda water show that we told you about. >> that started on wednesday in the morning. everything seemed fine. but then the captain suspended service wednesday evening because the crew spotted damage to the vessel above the water line and they had to make the repairs which they did. and then they could resume the service until the coast guard inspected the work and certified it was safe, which they've now done. so that new service resumes this morning. rolling stones concert that rocked levi's stadium is going to have a lasting impact on underserved communities. the nonprofit musically fed partnered with catholic charities of santa clara county and donated about 500 pounds of food left over from the stones concert. catholic charities the premade meals and fruits and vegetables. and those will be going to be used 4 and house veterans and seniors to help th

just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards the mgm grand in new york, new york dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 9.41 is the time and happening today. service for the newly-launched oakland-alameda water shuttle will resume this morning. the cap and the captain suspended service wednesday evening after the crew spotted some damage to the vessel right above the water line. so they completed repairs yesterday morning, but couldn't regain or restart service until the u.s. coast guard came out and inspected the working certified that it was safe, which they did. so service resumed this morning. the rolling stones concert that rocked levi stadium is going to have a lasting impact on underserved communities. the nonprofit musically fed partnered up with catholic charities of santa clara county to donate around 500 pounds of food left over from last night's concert. catholic charities says they accepted premade meals, fruits and vegetables that a logo to help feed and house veterans and seniors. >> because of the lack of funding that we've bee

collectively the bay area will get to do it at the ballpark. they're getting ready right now. they're setting up the barriers, having the metal detectors in place and then you can see the flower right in front of his statue, the iconic statue that sits in front of oracle park and the 24 palm trees today is all about willie mays and the giants. this will be their last hurrah. as far as the public is concerned. they are wearing his number. 24 on their jerseys today. they're allowing the public to go in there free of charge. it begins at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, goes until 6 o'clock in the afternoon. they will start allowing people in at 3, 0, clock. they don't say or willing are not willing to say gift current or former players will be in attendance. but we do know that the giants are back in town. they don't have a game so it would not be surprising to see them in attendance. willie mays dad died on june 18th at the age of 93 years old. and since then, the world has reacted to his death. not many ball players. and we all know the staggering accomplishments, including 24 time

. >> also during the meeting, share details on the stadium itself saying the ballpark has been located just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards the mgm grand in new york, new york dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 7.40, right now. and today's service for the newly-launched oakland-alameda water shuttle resumes this morning. all aboard the captain suspended the service on the very first day wednesday night because the crew spotted some damage on the vessel above the water line. it started in the morning. the service did we reported that there was a way what happened? well, they stopped it. they completed the work. they inspected it. everything is fine. so then after that coast guard inspection, it was certified to resume operations. it's back up and running. now. >> from custom home screens to more controls were going hands-on with new features coming soon to the iphone and coming soon to the iphone and worse. the a i rich introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered i

just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards the mgm grand in new york, new york dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 200 backpacks are now filled with school supplies and they went out to children receiving hospital care across the bay area today. anthem blue cross hosted a packing party for families in palo alto rnd dozens of volunteers helped put together these back-to-school gifts. >> and blue cross like to get back to our communities and and make sure that the community supported our families are all supported. so we do look for across the state. >> the backpacks were delivered to patients that hospitals, the work with the ronald mcdonald house charities. talk about our forecast now looking outside. why picture there? that's our mount tam cam. a little bit breezy there. i'm not ready to talk about back to focus on the weekend ahead. yes, i think that's a good plan, right? let's just get through one day at a time weather is going to be a little bit better for the weekend. but boy. >> it is really warm out there right now. having said tha

big night tonight at the ballpark. and so hopefully with another win last night. yeah. >> let's go. all right, brian. the co-founder of the oakland ballers, one of the we appreciate your time. good luck. thanks for having. also this afternoon, 2 astronauts are still in space nearly a month after they were supposed to be returning to earth. our washington correspondent ben mason lot reports on the ongoing delays for the boeing starliner space capsule. >> around. a lot of the crew's been doing various things. what was supposed to be an 8 day mission has turned into a 36 day test flight and counting. astronauts, butch wilmore and suni williams launched on june 5th, the first human flight of the new boeing starliner spacecraft. but on the 6. >> the locks to another jet. that's one they want. some of the thrusters on the starliner failed as astronauts tried to dock with the international space station. just reiterate again, this is a test flight. we were expecting to find some things. and so we are finding stuff now. engineers are trying to figure out why the thrusters didn't work as des

just a bit northeast of the center of the site and the orientation of the ballpark will be towards thenew york dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, some good news happening today. service for the newly-launched oakland-alameda water shuttle will resume this morning. this after emergency repairs and inspections have been completed, according to the san francisco bay ferry, the captain suspended service wednesday evening after crews reported seeing damage above the water line on that vessel. repairs were completed yesterday morning, but the shuttle couldn't launch until the u.s. coast guard inspected the repair work and certified that it was safe to resume operation. all of that's been done. so service resumes this morning. it's 6.41, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the first round of the open championship just happened. >> see how tiger. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, w

reporter: friday night, that means we're here at raimondi park and it's also grateful dead night at the ballpark. fans are getting these sweet shirts. the ballers themselves are trucking along coming back to oakland on a four-game winning streak. dondrei hubbard was the hero last night hitting his second home run knockout of the season. he helped me out with interviews in the dugout last friday. the take the mic, my man. >> dondrei hubbard here with the oakland ballers. the game's not going as we planned today, 14-0, but it's okay. >> reporter: can you interview one of your teammates? >> hey, dude, come over here. what's your thought about being with the ballers here? we're almost to the halfway point. >> reporter: dondrei, do you want to be a reporter in the future? >> hey, this isn't that bad. i thought i was going to be a lot more nervous than i am right now. >> reporter: he did a pretty good job. >>> let's switch to the giants. they haven't had a player that hit more than 30 home runs since 2004, barry bonds, but they do have a minor leaguer who could end that streak when he arrives in san f

today's mays statue outside oracle park was taped off as the ballpark gets ready for the event, gates open at three tomorrow with the celebration of life set for 4 to 6, and it is free to attend an unsanctioned skating event. took a detour but went on as scheduled in san francisco. the dolores park hill bomb moved to nearby church street yesterday after police set up barricades on dolores street last year. skaters clashed with police and officers arrested more than 100 people yesterday, skaters flew down church street while both police and a large group of people watched. there were no signs of any confrontations with officers. it is head home day and airports are feeling the impact the travel rush is on. now, one airline says it is expecting to reach a new record high number of passengers today. >> i'm spencer christian. the cooling marine layer has returned, but not for very long. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment, as abc a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't

. >> all back at the ballpark. here's a look at some of what was going on there. they have their own plaques added to the wall of fame. nice to see all 4 of them together. all right. let's get to the highlights of this one will pick it up in the 4th inning and there was a runner on second base for matt wallner of the twins. that's going to get down for an rbi double. and then the error or bias trends deal allows longer to keep on running to 3rd twins. take a one. nothing lead be an extra, a big extra 90 runners now at the corners later in the inning and hayden birdsong pitch gets past patrick bailey for a passed ball longer scampers some to make it 2 bottom 5, now 2 to one. the giants trying to tie this thing up runner on 3rd, eliot ramos comes through the all star with an rbi single and jorge soler comes in to tie the game. 2 apiece. but in the 6th inning, minnesota is going to answer right back. carlos santana down the line and left. it just stays fair for his 13th home run of the year for and the twins go on to win it by the final of 42. they even the series at

dedication that they have, the fan base is in order to pursue like a different deal, forced a a ballparkerent city. and so i think that's our value proposition. we want to actually create some guardrails around what an ownership group can do and what better way to do that than by actually inviting fans to be part of the ownership group with that seat at the table. >> the owner says he couldn't get into specifics about how much people would need to pay to be investors. but noted that would be coming to light in the near future. >> the san francisco zoo is inviting you and your entire family for some summer fun. the zoo kicked off its second annual sunset fridays. tomorrow's sunset fridays is already sold out. but you can get your tickets for next week. they go for just $12. proceeds go towards the zoos conservation efforts. hot day out there say here's lawrence. >> yeah, guys. boy, sizzling temperatures. just starting to get some of these numbers in officially 109 in livermore 111 and travis. yeah, these temperatures just scorching specially inland. a heat advisory is in effect. that's go

later in the inning, same score runners at the corners. 1, 1, for cursed dad and the part of the ballparkclears the fence oriol pad their lead to top of the 3rd one on for cursed that again and again. i think he's going to get an rbi. but this time on an error. and lauren butler just run into other. a's had 3 errors on the game. first. a fall. 63. now just like ramos and logan webb, the a's have an all-star this year closer mason miller. all-star for the first time in his young career. the 25 year-old leads all rookie this season with 14 saves while tapping all major league relievers with 66 strikeouts. how about that? >> asked about being named an all-star miller said, quote. this is what every player works for to have the success i've had roll this year and she able to represent our really is. on let's go out to chase. entered the warriors, hosted lakers in the california classic case and no bronny today was dealing with some knee swelling. don't think he would made a different day. flouting state knocks down the 3, 14, 8 for plowed him. 16 point lead later in his second warriors game.

so these even though they seem really precise they're they're still ballpark ballpark figures. there's no quiz. don't try to memorize the numbers. but i want you to kind of see the pattern that's developing over the decades. the numbers make clear that inoculation was far safer than getting infected naturally by 79. so starting in in 1721, so on the left, you've got natural smallpox getting the disease, natural cases, the number of people who catch it naturally and the number of people who die from it on the right, the number of people who are inoculated, who choose to be inoculated, and the number of people who die from or as a result of their inoculations. so 17, 21 the epidemic had a 14.6% case fatality rates, 842 people die almost 6000 bostonians catch two disease, boylston. the experiment is relatively small, but only six die of his 287. and they're doing these percentages. they're talking about them, writing about them. benjamin franklin publishes them down in in philadelphia, especially after the 1730 epidemic. more and more evidence is is is is coming inoculations are b

that is until the vegas ballpark is built. san francisco de a. brooke jenkins is making an effort to counter criticism about crime in the bay area, and especially in san francisco. she's talking up more convictions and a tough stance on crime. now this morning we spoke with sheriff paul miyamoto and got his reaction as the sights and increase in cases. >>>is a lot of tangible changes during the daytime, but we still have challenges at night. we still have specific areas of the city that still have concentrations of some challenges as well. and we also want to take it into consideration the fact that it's not just crimes that we're fighting here, but we're also fighting blight brought on by homelessness by people that are on housed people with drug addiction problems out on the street. those health problems those housing problems are still part of the bigger picture of what people see. san francisco >gianna>as well. the sheriff also added the work he and his colleagues do now will have an impact on how people around the world perceives san francis

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. >> this family, they were enjoying a beautiful sunday at the ballpark.score. casey schmitt. he gets a hold of that one in coming back. the giants get on the board. first on the solo shot next inning. same score man offered erica hill and he lifts this one into right that go into triples alley. michael conforto comes on into score hill into 3rd giants pad that lead to 2 very next batter. jorge solera. he catches up to this one. it looks like it's going out. but it one hops that wall that is a ground-rule double. he'll score san francisco extend that lead to 3 bottom of the 6 giants lead cut to one bases loaded for matt chapman. give me some insurance runs that gets through the gap. one run scores. so lair comes into score. giants get that insurance. they need it. they are now up by 3 top of the 9th comey load of all in a bit of a jam. one man, one second. but his defense has his back that chapman fitzgerald, actually, i wasn't at. i want to win 5 before they complete that four-game sweep. let's hear from bob melvin after the game. >> it was a good series.