this day was all about bruce bochy. really the season was all about thanking the giants manager who brought three world series title toss the city by the bay. let's talk about video this wonderful ceremony giants came out this ceremony. bruce bochy finishes his career with 2003 wins. known for 2012, 2013 wins. saw from all eras. barry bonds and tim lincecum. anyone could imagine showed up for the 64-year-old manager it was quite emotional when talking about his players. >> i've been blessed to manage some of the best players in the game. i've always tried to look at players as people first. fellows, you have taught me to look beyond impossible. to never say die. and never stop believing. and never, ever give up on what you are trying to accomplish. and torture is better than going home. [ applause ] >> thank you so much for everything you did. thank you so much for guiding us throu throughout the history. we are going to miss you. san francisco is going to miss you. baseball is going to miss you. >> reporter: wow, what

it has been a good year so far, bruce. roofs: thank you, bonnie -- bruce: thank you, vonnie. vonnie: we are still looking at a bought a come of extra inflation by 2021, even with all of these measures. ruce: it is actually kind of sad. all this is doing is putting treasuries in europe and around the globe at further negative rates. it is doing nothing to stimulate aggregate demand. so look at germany, for instance, slipping into a recession, or at least zero growth. u.k. slowing as well. much of europe mired in what is a very slow economic environment. number three, the equity markets , in terms of aggregate demand and what it does to earnings, is not responding either. look at the dax trading at 13 multiple. we think that this is nothing more than further financial repression, a way of governments around the world able to borrow at negative rates to finance their big deficits and be a tax on savings. vonnie: so how do you think about corporate europe in that kind of environment? is it investable? these zombie companies that are getting more and more money for less and less i

but it was all ability bruce bochy. wrapping up a 25 year career. a fan told me earlier that ceremony was worth the entire price of admission. they got a baseball game too. >> all right. always a celebration despite the loss. >> yeah, so much love for bruce bochy today. it was just incredible. a lot of fans saying good-bye and believe it or not a few dodgers fans had kind words. >> a send off salute in baseball history. every blaring fog horn saying thank you and so long to bruce bochy. even this fire boat. >> my mother didn't see long enough to see the giants get a world series. he brought us three. so, god bless him. >> there's been a lot of great memories. >> drink cups. signs and t-shirts. all sending love. he brought this banner from fresno. >> he won three championships for us. we appreciate that. >> we love bochy. >> forget the church. newlyweds tied the knot outside oracle park before his last game. >> a lot of great memories here. when we met we came here. the weekend. >> as manager he leaves behind a treasured 25 year legacy in major leagu

what she's saying about bruce willis. >>> then, bieber's wife goes wild at her bash. >>> and a slimmedown simpson flaunts her 100-pound weight loss. >>> and tonight's tv premiers -- >> it's a lot. >> plus a cohost. >> let's go! >>> welcome, everybody. look who who's here today, our amazing guest cohost, "courage.." >> thanks for having me, all the branding. >> "entertainment tonight," that's how we roll. >> what's going on? >> don't play with me, phil. >> it's an "amazing race" clue. it says, she talks the talk, walks the walk, go to her set and take a selfie she approves of. this is a mrs. we definitely love. >> mrs. o. sharon osbourne. we love her. before we get to all of this -- huge news today. it is official. j.lo is headed to the super bowl. >> i'm leaving these here. >> go, go. we got to find mrs. o. ♪ you're doing it well >> see that pepsi logo? that's how j.lo silenced months of speculation. she finally confirmed he'll be headlining the halftime show in miami and she's going to be sharing the stage with shakira. according to our "e.t." source, the nfl is planning on adding eve

bruce, always great to speak with you. verse battles, baird chief investment strategist -- bruce bittles, baird chief investment strategist, coming to us from saratoga. here with the first word news, ritika gupta. : china agreeing to buy additional soybeans and pork, that would also be exempt from additional tariffs. negotiations are set to resume in the coming weeks. consumers are a bright spot in the u.s. economy. retail sales rose in august by more than expected. shoppers kept buying things online. the value of sales was up 0.4% after an upward revised 0.8% increase in july. british prime minister boris johnson heads to luxembourg monday for his first face-to-face talks with european commission president jump log juncker -- president jean-claude juncker. says punt mr. leo varadkar large gaps remain but -- irish dkar saysister leo vara large gaps remain between the two sides. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm rit

. >>> a wrap for bruce bochy and the san francisco giant. >>> a slight chance of a sprinkle and what we are expecting with the week coming up. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> giants manager bruce bochy had an emotional farewell. it was his last and marked an end to a remarkable career that spanned 25 years. former stars of the giants franchise descended on oracle park. bochy was manager of the giants in 2007. he led the team to three world series championships in 2010 and 2012 and 2014. >>> you have entertained me with diverse personalities and you made me be in awe of your talent at times. managing you guys has been one of the greatest joys of my life. thank you for making me a better manager and a better person. thank you. [ applause ] >> durin

bruce bochy is calling it a career. final 13 came right here in san francisco and his run at giants manager will pave his way tostn and national baseball hall of fame. giants fans won't remember the loss to the dodgers to end the chpionip t cped 2012 and 2014 s. boch is known for trust and managing them on and off the field, connection with them on personal level that leaves everlasting impression. >> i've been blessed to manage some of the best players in the game. always look at players as people first. fellows, you have taught me to look beyond impossible, to never say die. and never stop believing. and never, never give up on what you're trying to accomplish. and torture is better than going home. this place has enriched our lives, with friendships, experiences and memories beyond what words can o the words of the great lou gehrig. i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of this earth. thank you. thank you. thank you for making it so. love y'all. >> how cool is that? news reporter cornell barnard talked to fa

the show was over for just about all of the giants and bruce bochy fans. for a while. it is here. they finish up with the dodgers starting tonight and look at the left-field wall. he has been managing for a quarter of a century the last 13 in san francisco. here is a fun fact.'s all-time record as the giant skipper heading to tonight 1052 winds in 1051 losses. it has been a year-long tribute to the future hall of famer and very appropriate that it ends at home against la.>> i will enjoy this and i know it will be busy, but i think i wime, ic th year. has bn t yefor me personally and i know we didn't get where we wanted to go but this was really a lot of fun for me.>> so he will be busy this weekend. tonight he will present the willie mack inspirational award in the first one handed out since william passed away. tomorrow the mayor will prevent, present him with the key to the city and for his final farewell on sunday, the team will send him off with the loudest foghorn salute the city has ever heard.>> love it. >> there it is.>> yes. >> ago. there we go. m

bochy. >> for the last time i get to say, number 15, bruce bochy!ave us, humble, honest, sincere, direct. >>> an unforgettable moment at the buffalo bills game today. a lucky couple got married at halftime. take a look here. the couple combined their passion for the bills and each other in their wedding ceremony in new york. the bride was escorted down the aisle, also known as the football field, by hall of fame quarterback jim kelly. according to the bills' website, the bride and groom were the winners of the team's halftime wedding experience of a lifetime contest. they beat out more than 1,000 couples. 1,000 couples wanted to get married at halftime. newlyweds say 11 years ago they had their first date at a buffalo bills game. >> it all makes sense. >> it all makes sense now. you wish you could have thought of that. you could have gotten married at levi stadium at halftime of the niners. >> on national tv. >> i didn't think of it. maybe they would have paid for the whole thing, too. >> that would have been nice. >> rob, we're heading right back u

>> mary bruce leading us off. and mary, as you know tonight, president trump dismissing the investigation, calling it another witch hunt, saying he will release the transcript of that phone call with the president of ukraine tomorrow, calling the phone call perfect. but it's more than just that call. will congress see the whistleblower's complaint that triggered all of this? and tonight, word of a phone call between president trump and speaker pelosi just today. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl with what he's learned tonight. >> reporter: today, president trump announced he will release the full and unredacted transcript of his phone call with the president of ukraine, saying it will prove he did nothing wrong. >> when you see the call, when you see the readout of the call, which i assume you'll see at some point, you'll understand. that call was perfect. there was no pressure put on them whatsoever. >> reporter: but speaker of the house nancy pelosi has made it clear, she wants more. she wants

send-off at oracle park. >> your manager, bruce bochy. >> bruce bochy is retiring after 13 years with the giants. a career that left an incredible mark on san francisco. fans and giants legends came out to show their support in boats and kayaks and inside the park fans stood for an emotional post game ceremony. >> you've got to take 10, 12, 14 all the greatest moments and from there take a number. he's just the best. >> in the end bochy took one final victory lap in style. >> thank you, bruce bochy. >> a keen clothing empire that popularized fast fashion, but now might be crumbling. details next. >>> plus the deadline to get your real i.d. card is looming. and if you don't have one yet, you're not alone. we'll have the alarming new report. >>> and plan on a chilly start to the morning and possibly a few isolated showers here and more. we'll have a look at both when we come back and a big warmen on the way in the seven day forecast. >>> get ready to pay more to fill up your tank. gas prices in the bay area sitting about $4 a gallon. you may be wondering why the sudden rise in prices. t

. >> it's manager bruce bochy's final farewell weekend here at oracle park. we bring you some emotional highlights from tonight's game. >> and good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm julie goodrich. >>> breaking news. shots were fired during a high school football game in richmond. >> this comes days after another big bay area game had to be canceled because of a serious threat of violence. >> reporter: and a lot of police out here in richmond tonight. we're standing at the intersection of valley and morningview road. you can see how many officers are on-scene. we're getting some crews about that investigation from seeing some of the evidence markers here. there's also a pair of tennis shoes that you think you can see from there. we have been able to confirm that at least one person was shot when this shooting happened during this football game earlier today. and possibly more. i spoke to a witness a little bit earlier tonight who was at the game. he said there were actually two groups of gunfire. one of them happened during the game. the other happened about 2

from 1975 to 1981, bruce worked as the first lay president of scholatica in st. minnesota. he was the youngest president of any catholic college in the united states. following his tenure there he joined labawitz enterprise, serve 25g years as president and c.e.o. he earned the title of businessperson of the year in 2005 from the university of minnesota-duluth school of business and economics. mr. stauber: committed to the betterment of his community, he has also served on a number of health care, business, and statewide boards. mr. speaker, this next month, he college of st. so lastica will honor him through the names of the stender school of business. the naming of this department after bruce will ensure generations to come will remember his service and generosity. i am happy to see bruce receive this recognition and cannot think of a better way to celebrate his life's work. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from -- the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise to ask

i'll be curious to see how the rest of bruce bochy's baseball career unfolds. >> i'm going to stay incapacity. it's not like i'm going anywhere, but still in this position, it's going to be tough to say bye. >> reporter: now, the two players behind me could be news for them as well. posey's here to stay, but this could be madison's -- then it's off to free agency where he will be one of the top pitchers on the market. mean while, a's pitcher frankie will start tomorrow in anaheim. he's just finished serving an 80-game suspension for using ped's. because of that, he is ineligible for the post-season. he was the top starter prior to being suspended. >>> 15th rank cal will host arizona state on friday night. but sun devils' coach edwards is looking forward to coming to bear territory. >> the first time i went to that camp campus, i thought what is this place. because you saw all these different people. >> reporter: edwards said time spent in berkeley all those years also changed his life. he holds the school record for most interceptions in one game with 4. bynam can expect to hear from

and that big story for bruce bochy.ed him. >> all right, see you later everybody. >> good night. haley, hurry up! you don't have much time, and i made chocolate chip pancakes. mom, i'm not 12. dibs on hers. honey, you excited about your first day? about going to work that makes you feel like you're... i don't know, worth something. no offense, mom. listen... (clears throat) i wanna give you some advice. do it fast. she's gonna be late. work hard. uh-huh. keep your eye on the ball. (cell phone alert chimes) stay focused. never... (laughs) check it out! cam in overalls! (claire) ohh! (gasps) mitchell sent me the same text! why "look what you've done"? oh, because cam is helping me out with that baseball field, and mitchell hates it when he gets all farmed up. his turn-offs are farm, fizbo, and, worst of all, farmbo. hey! howdy, life pardner! (guffaws) well, i gotta go. don't wanna be late for my first-- oh, my god! why didn't you guys tell me the time?! so what do you think? can we turn this into a baseball field? oh, yea

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start of an emotional farewell weekend for giants manager, bruce bochy. tonight was his final evening game here at oracle park. tonight manager bruce bochy escorted willy mccousins widow, esstella, out to the field. and brought the crowd to its feet. the willy mack award honored the most inspirational prayer on the team. it's the first since he passed away last fall. >> reporter: the award went to outfielder, kevin pilar. this game was extra special. >> i actually haven't been to a game this year. so i'm coming specifically to pay my respects to the greatest giants manager we've ever had. >> three world series. and a pretty good time. >> reporter: bochy reached 2,000 wins, a rare milestone. >> and the memories are amazing. and it's hard. it's a little bittersweet. but we're all -- our heart is filled with love and emotion for bruce. >> reporter: san francisco-born comedian, rob schneider tweeted a video to bochy. >> three worlderfies u sted stas can die happy. and truthfully, we should have all probably died after that third championship. you know what i'

the mayor presented bruce bochy with a key to the city.certainly deserved it for all these done for the city. bochy has been with the team for 13 years. in that time three world series titles. bochy leaves behind a legacy that will be forever treasured. >> you can point your finger at a lot of the heroes in those series, but the one common denominator is the guy that was managing those teams. >> the giants broadcaster dwayne kiper speaking on our nbc sports bay area special, toast to boch and you can catch the full one-hour tribute to bochy at 6:30 onob mayeda is joining us, more of an appropriate forecast for fall? >> just an appropriate forecast. he can do anything. >>. >> we had 90s and 100-degree temperature and the complete opposite end of the weather spectrum. snow in the sierra and the temperatures around the bay area are quite chilly, as you wrap up the season there with the manager bruce bochy and the game is at 12:05. it will be breezy and cool. i don't think we'll see any rally rain showers like we had last night, but cool and w

a milestone fight for bruce bochy. >> next stop cooperstown for bruce bochy.e says he won't manage anymore. 25 consecutive years. bruce bochy joining the club with 2,000 wins. getting to throw out the first pitch. a little bit left in his arm, delivering one of the hits tonight. making the play, but as steven voit is helping them get out to that three-run first inning with a laser shot. and here in a five-run ninth inning, putting the game away. left center field with an rbi steal. and he went six plus for the win. giants, that was never the question, wrapping up the game. going into the clubhouse and seeing bruce bochy, where he's most comfortable with the players, they welcome him to that exclusive club tonight. [ cheering ] >> it is a number that all of you are a part of. i'm riding the backseat. i'm not going to get emotional here. for you guys to do what you did in july to get back into this thing for this to happen. i can't thank you enough. thank you. >> you can just see it. they take the field and they know they will win. they are 24-9, and in seven of

visit your local chase branch. >>> bruce bochy. >> it was an emotion fall sendoff for bruce bochy. >>love you all. >> we'll look back at what was almost certainly a hall of fame career. >>> the a's are preparing to host a wild card game for the first time ever. we'll get you ready for wednesday's win or go home matchup with the rays. >>> and the raiders long flight to london got a little more enjoyable. >>> an unlikely champion is crowned in napa. time to get relaxed. okay, maybe not that relaxed.

bruce: hi, nice to meet you, bruce wright. lemonis: let's ask bruce what he thinks.t your company name on this one, your brand on there, and this one is kind of hidden on there. right now, you kind of just show one picture here. alex: right. bruce: i think you're showing steps at home, but you better show some stuff at home, r.v., all the different uses you can have it, a boat. so, i would say tell the whole story, get it on the back. alex: and honestly, it's not even a picture of the product. bruce: that's even -- yeah. lemonis: what's the retail on this again? alex: $29.99, i believe, for that one. lemonis: what's wholesale cost? alex: $13. thom: half that. lemonis: well, half of that would be $15. thom: right. lemonis: so, is it $13 or $15? you don't know it off the top of your head? alex: i thought i did, but he's having a different number than i did. thom: i'm right until i'm proven wrong. you think you're right, and i think i'm right. alex: but you will not let anybody else be right. thom: it's based on 20 years of experience that i've got this opinion. it's li

bruce bochy, madison will not start on sunday. solo homer to the bleachers in right, 2-0, blue crew. giants were 0 for 6 with runners in scoring position. they left eight men on. jansen, dickerson and dickerson swing and a miss. dodgers win 2-0. >>> we new stanford football schedule wasn't easy a 1-3 start would prove that to be true. the cardinals trying to get things back on track against oregon state. the quarterback out with a hand injury as a cardinal faced the beavers. third quarter, fourth and one from midfield, scarlet, finally busts loose, 45 yards when it's said and done. deep inside the republican senator to the -- red zone and davis mills your quarterback rolls out, avoids the sack and hits bryson tremain in the end zone. mills had three touchdown passes in the game. oregon state would not be held without a score. touchdown right here. look at isiah hodgens make a phenomenal grab. this is so nice. we show it, one, two, three times. unbelievable. 21-7. beavers cut the lead to 7. stanford running the philly special, call

. >> nicole: and bruce as well. >> ms. senhaux (chair): and bruce. okay, thank you. >> my name is bruce morgan. i just turned 70 on tuesday. i have cerebral palsy and a couple years back, i fractured my back. and i've been trying to -- i live in north beach. i have 22 stairs to climb. i've been climbing them for 40 years. but i need, as i get older, uglier, slower, i need to get more accessible housing. i spend several years as a -- doing social work in the tenderloin many years ago and i'm finding that, like with dahlia, when i was looking at the website this morning, because i just did a quick look, it was showing you had to be working to -- because there was how much money you had to be making and what your rent would be. but for me, i'm retired. and so i couldn't -- it didn't do me any good. that's the information that it's giving. good for those who use it, but in my particular case, it didn't seem to be helpful. and this is more information i didn't see at the moment. i'm finding there are a lot of agencies in the city that deal with housing in

bruce bochy, madison will not start on sunday.uncy a solo homer to the bleachers in right, 2-0, bue crew. giants were 0 for 6 with runners in scoring position. jansen, dickerson and dickerson swing and a miss. dodgers win 2-0. >>> we new stanford football schedule wasn't easy a 1-3 start would prove that to be true. the cardinals trying to get things back on track against itonhegor a hand injury as a cardinal faced the beavers. third quarter, fourth and one from midfield, scarlet, finally busts loose, 45 yards when it's said and done. deep inside the republican senator to the -- red zone and davis mills your quarterback rolls out, avoids the sack and hits bryson trey main in the end zone. mills had three touchdown passes in the game. oregon state would not be held without a score. touchdown right here. look at isiah hodgens make a phenomenal grab. so nice. we show it, one, two, three times. unbelievable. 21-7. beavers cut the lead to 7. stanford running the philly special, call it the stanford special. parkenson to mills, get up y

bruce: business has been good since brexit happened. every day that this gets extended and nothing happens, fewer decisions get made, and that is not helpful for business. in the fullness of time, i think just getting something resolved will be a good thing for everyone. london is going to be a center of commerce for a long time. we just need -- guy: brookfield's bruce flatt speaking to jason kelly at the bloomberg global business forum. vonnie: we want to get to the united nations general assembly in new york now. iran's president hassan rouhani is speaking now. let's listen in. rouhani: -- are certainly doomed. as a gets to the u.s. disruptive plans, the islamic republic of iran's cooperation on security and counterterrorism decisive.so much declare example of such an withach is our cooperation russia and turkey. within the format on the syrian crisis and our peace proposal for yemen, in view of our active cooperation with the special envoys of the secretary-general of the united nations, as well to facilitate reconciliation talks amo

bruce: we do. business has been good since brexit happened. extended and nothing happens, fewer decisions get made and that is not helpful for business. in the fullness of time, getting something resolved will be good for everyone and london will be a center of commerce for a long time. and we just need a solution, that's all. jason: you are about to combine officially with oaktree. that combination, what should we expect in the near term in terms of opportunities that presents? bruce: we have announced closing on monday. we are excited and thrilled to partner with their team. they are going to run the business, we are going to help them in any way we possibly can. we think it is an added benefit to our institutional clients to offer their products. in the world we are in, where low rates are pushing money into alternatives, i think our general private equity, real estate franchise will benefit and we have a credit offering to add to that. carol: up next, pursuits, and how surfing is splashier then ever in the land of the rising sun. this is "

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that is not the case, these will be the final six games that bruce bochy manages.ger of the san francisco giants, there's no question about the fact that he has resided over the most successful era the san francisco giants have had in history, until boat she came here, and the giants won it all in 2010, the san francisco giants had never won a world series championship in the city, not only did they do it in 2010, they did it again in 2012, then again in 2014. three times in five years, from people who only wanted to see it once, it was a wealth of riches, but obviously, but you knows that it will come to an end after 25 major-league seasons, it brings up some emotions for the fans and obviously for him as well.>> motions are going to be quite a bit here, i'm just thankful that i've had such a great time here, 13 years, in this wonderful city, these fans and everything. i'm going to enjoy this last week, even this time with you guys. sometimes you say well, this is where, it's not. the fact that you guys are here listening to what i have to say, i'm savoring that.

. >> an emotional farewell today for the giants manager, bruce bochy. today's game against the l.a. dodgers was his last to mark the end of the 25-year coaching career. ktvu's scott reiss was at the game with more now on today's ceremony. >> reporter: bruce bochy's final show was an event. one many fans refused to miss. >> and the struggle has been real. we are still looking. >> it is safe to say that the struggle was well worth it and a chance to witness an end of a historic era. >> legacy, no better word. legacy. he has done so much for the team. >> and so we couldn't have asked for a better day to come the good old days. >> and normally the skipper celebrating the enormity of the day, tip of the cap both pregame and post game. >> number 55. those lines are blurred with bochy. guys are back here and all the guys that aren't here, we are all here for your family too. you give us something that no one could ever take away from us and that's a world series champion. >> and one thing that will stand out for me with boch, his tireless commitment to win no matter what. >> fellas, you ha

jon karl and mary bruce standing by. >>> also breaking tonight, the whistle-blower's report that started it all. the person within the intelligence community who was so concerned. that report has now arrived in congress. what it reveals and what we've learned. >>> also tonight, 24 hours after president trump spoke of iran's, quote, blood lust, tonight, the president of iran in front of the world at the u.n. and right after, one-on-one with us. we press him, was iran behind the saudi oil attacks? and is the u.s. and iran now headed toward a major conflict? >>> the other news this wednesday night, tropical storm karen slamming puerto rico. and now, the loop, the turn, could it make its way right into the east coast? rob marciano with the track. >>> the developing headline at this hour. the cdc is now set to issue new and very alarming numbers. deaths and illnesses linked to vaping. and the shakeup tonight at juul. >>> and why the new "joker" movie is raising concerns about possible mass shootings. and what authorities are now saying. >>> good evening tonight from the u.n. here in new york

bruce bochy's final game.ager saying goodbye to the game after 25-seasons as a skipper... a run that saw him guide the giants to 3- world championships. a foghorn salute at oracle park for the man himself....bruce bochy....honoring his historic and legendary career....three world series championships in five years...top of the

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her ex-husband and friend bruce willis.er daughters began to come back as she proved she was turning her life around. the oldest, rumer, reached out o screen in the movie striptease. >> you looked really pretty. yeah, you looked really great. >> thank you, baby. >> what's your prayer for them and to them? >> oh, my hope is that in understanding me, that they would better understand themselves and love themselves. >> she writes, "i've had extraordinary luck in this life. both bad and good. but we all suffer, and we all triumph, and we all get to choose how we hold both." >> i don't feel a victim to my life. if we get -- get to choose between happy or like, miserable, i'd rather choose happy. i'd rather choose the things that are of love, not of loss. >> reporter: our thanks to diane next, the start of a new adventure far, far away. it's not "pretty good or nothing." it's not "acceptable or nothing." and it's definitely not "close enough or nothing." mercedes-benz suvs were engineered with only one mission in mind. to be the

we have a special look at bruce bochy's remarkable cr.w at 5:00 on sports bay area and then again at 6:30 right here on nbc bay area for our special 30-ministry butte. >> another poll that support what is we know. more people are thinking about moving out of california. a new poll by the berkeley institute says half the states registered voters thought about it. 24% gave serious thought, 28% are giving it some consideration. the high cost of housing was the most common reason why they think about leaving. more than half cited high taxes. but politics apparent will you a factor too. republicans and conservatives are far more likely to name the political climate a reason to leave. >>> the move democrats are making over president trump's scandal in the ukraine. >>> and we are an hour away from the big game at tow, nationally televised football game, the new plan berkeley has to stop people from parking in spots they shouldn't be. ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the o

bochy. >> reporter: long-time manager bruce bochy retired tonight. it was a joyous and emotional ceremony that brought back many of his former players including home run champion barry bonds who threw it as far as he could. players from all three world series championship teams expressed their gratitude to the skipper who took them to the top. >> we're going to miss you. san francisco is going to miss you. baseball is going miss you. >> we've had 2010, 2012, and a 2014 world series to thank boch for. we love you. we'll miss you. >> when i think of the championship years, i'm feeling gratitude because we did it together. >> everyone was standing. everyone is watching him. he was like overwhelming. it was wonderful. and timmy lincecum was there. >> tim lincecum! >> he and timmy. hang on. >> there you go. lincecum. >> it was wonderful. really good experience. >> this place has enriched our lives with friendships, experiences, and memories beyond what words can express. i'll jhegr lou on the face of this earth. thank you. >> it just got you. ot a tear in

. >>> this is it -- the final weekend for giants manager bruce bochy. >> and that means a chance forans to say good-bye. maychy with a key to the city. he's been with the city for three years. in that time, three world series titles. bruce bochy leaves behind a legacy that will be remembered forever. >> you could point your finger at a lot of heroes in that series, but the one common denominator is the guy that was managing those teams. >> that was duane kuiper speaking on our nbc sports bay area special, "toast to boch," and that's coming up, a full hour tribute to bochy is coming up in about 3 1/2 minutes right here on nbc bay area. >>> another giants legend is now on the wall of fame. peter mcgowan was honored with a bronze plaque during a pregame ceremony. he's the first nonplayer to join the 52 other legends that are kushtly on the walls. friends, family and former players mcgowan l ride along wi him, great work, all of us had here living around such a beautiful ballpark. there's a lot to peter mcgowan than just oracle ball park. >> the giants hall of fame was established by mcg

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mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. >> our thanks to mary bruce there. >>> senate minority leader chucka second vote on whether to scrap president trump's emergency declaration to help pay for the border wall. >> that vote is expected as early as tomorrow months after enough republicans signed on to block the president from using military funding to build the wall. but the house was unable to override the president's veto. >>> turning to severe weather, karen has been downgraded to a tropical depression but is still a threat to puerto rico and the virgin islands. that means heavy rain, strong winds, flash flooding and mudslides today and tomorrow. puerto rico's governor has already canceled classes and closed government offices today. tropical storm jerry will pass north of bermuda tonight bringing rain, and lorenzo will become a hurricane tonight but is no threat to land. >>> another parent is expected to face sentencing today in the college admissions bribery scandal. businessman devin sloan has admitted to paying $250,000 to get his son admitted into the university of southern califo

mary bruce, thanks very much. michael?all right, thank you, george. >>> now to breaking news overseas. there's chaos in the uk this morning over a new ruling that prime minister boris johnson broke the law when he advised the queen to suspend parliament. ian pannell is there outside parliament with the latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, michael. wow, what an explosive ruling politically, constitutionally and legally unprecedented and today one of america's closest allies is in a state of chaos and the future of one of president trump's favorite leaders is thrown into doubt. now, what's just happened is that britain's supreme court has ruled that boris johnson's advice to the queen to suspend parliament behind me was unlawful. now, he said it was to allow time to develop new policies, but with the brexit deadline looming his opponent said it was just to stop debate. now technically the houses of parliament can get back to business. it's actually empty at the moment. downing street has called this an

and the giants close out the bruce bochy era, hoping to avoid being swept by the dodgers. cap off their regular season in seattle at abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> the got there after the results on saturday. former second baseman mark gillis in the house enjoying things from the stand. scoreless in the third. laser ramon beamed to left. the a's take a wun d home bareh. tags out tom murphy. murphy's law says you're out. jesus lowsardo, a's win 1-0. wild card game wednesday. >>> good day to be a teenaged mutant turtle. dodgers up 1-0. 2-0 blue crew. giants are oh for six. dickerson, swing and a miss. dodgers win 2-0. >>> we all knew stanford's football schedule wasn't easy. the cardinal trying to get things back on track against oregon state. k.j. costello out with a hand injury. fourth in one, scarlet finally busts loose, 45 yards when all said and done. davis mills, your quarterback, rolls out, avoids a sack and his bryson tree main in the end zone. mills had 23 passes in the game. oregon state would not be held without

but that is just a footnote on the day that bruce bochy into his career.now begins his countdown on the final stop, the hall of fame. >>> the giants in the season with just 77 wins and finished third in the national league west. the best finish was in 2016 with a made it to that division series and lost to the cubs. i got to see bruce bochy at the game over the weekend, and it was a nice time. i took this one of him the last time that he was doing his salute to the flag as they played the national anthem. this is from my seat, and this is him, and you can see all of the dignitaries in the background. and all the other people there. it really was a touching moment there, and if you was a giants fan, and i know you said he was getting a little choked up. >> i watched it from home and even my wife was in tears. it was a well done ceremony, and for so many generation of giant fans who wanted a world series in san francisco, he was the man responsible for bringing the first trophy to san francisco. >> one more thing. someone asked him what was his favorite one

>> first of all, it all starts with bruce lee. he is the gift that always gives.red me when i was four years old to start martial arts. fast-forward from four years old to the current time, i'm able to get back to not only his family but his legacy on warrior on cinemax. it is a dream come true, to say the least. >> you told us that you started acting at yale. from there, it kind of took off. tell us what inspired you at that point. >> just being an athlete much my whole life, it was always hard to juggle the arts and at athletics at the same time., it was contagious. in graduate school, i had more time and i had to programs but i was able to dive into the acting full speed. it was a fantasy. the dream was to play collegiate football, and then the fantasy was to possibly act. a long story short, i got a phone call as i was pursuing a law firm job in downtown los angeles. it was a warner bros. gig. i took it and the rest is history.>> let's talk about the story you are telling and warrior. emotional, personal, difficult. what is it like for you? >> first of all, th

bruce edward simmons. diana m. simmons. >> donald d. simmons. george w.mons. >> arthur simon. >> kenneth allen simon. >> and my uncle. tito, this is my second time reading for you, i really hope you're proud of me. i've never met you before but you'll always be in our minds, hearts and every day lives, i know you're up there watching me. i love you. >> and my aunt march rhett sealer. who i'm honored to share my middle name with i strive every day to continue your legacy. your family loves, misses and will never forget you. >> michael j. simon. >> paul joseph silen. >> marianne simone. >> barry simowitz. jane simp kin. >> jeff simpson. >> cheryled.sincock. khami singh. >> roshan singh. >> thomas e.sinton. peter siracuse. muriel siskopoulos. joseph michael sisolak. john skala. francis skidmore jr. toyena skinner. paul albert skrzypek. christopher paul slattery. vincent robert slavin. robert sliwak. paul kenneth sloan. stanley s.smagala jr. >> wendy small. gregg smallwood. catherine t. smith. >> daniel laurence smith. gary f. smith. >> george eric smith. hea