so if you exit 101, you will be driving on candlestick park drive. you get drive along the bay, get to harney way. that brings you to the entrance of our our neighborhood in candlestick. and it's also coincidentally, the entrance to the old stadium site. for those who remember candlestick park stadium, that's where people entered, that particular area in the center is candlestick center. we'll be referring to that area when we talk about our commercial area. and some existing context. alice griffith, which is the four blocks on aurelius walker. a reference those two main streets. harney way and aurelius walker drive as two of our reference points. as we discussed phasing and our vision going forward. so project overview again, just to level set, everybody, particularly members of the community who would ask us to really make sure we set the context here. the project was approved by the city in 2010. it envisioned a mixed use place, a mixed use residential and commercial together coming up together and particularly, a robust housing 32% affordable, mil

so if you exit 101, you will be driving on candlestick park drive. u get drive along the bay, get to harney way. that brings you to the entrance of our our neighborhood in candlestick. and it's also, coincidentally, the entrance to the old stadium site. for those who remember candlestick park stadium, that's where people entered, that particular area in the center is candlestick center. we'll be referring to that area when we talk about our commercial area. and some existing context. alice griffith, which is the four blocks on aurelius walker. a number of our maps will reference those two main streets. harney way and aurelius walker drive, as two of our reference points. as we discussed phasing and our vision going forward. so project overview again, just to level set, everybody, particularly members of the community who would ask us to really make sure we set the context here. the project was approved by the city in 2010. it envisioned a mixed use place, a mixed use residential and commercial together coming up together and particularly, a robust hou

remembering not just his time on the field, but also a once in a lifetime run-in with may's outside of candlestick parkraordinarily times. he was very, funny. >> he was and magic in some ways. but other ways he open on and there's not a human who running didn't >> court former president bill clinton just finished his remarks for those in the members of the public wishing to offer their condolences. the maze family is encouraging fans to make a donation to the say hey foundation in honor of number. 24 reporting live at oracle park. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 what a list. i didn't know was not to be now. i thank you, rob interest. but yeah, >> really inspired so many people got the presidential medal of freedom from president obama in 2015. so revered, respected admired and honored today at the ball park. as we take a live look there at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> and lawrence is back it. i know you're talking about when the heat wave will. and in those places where still a problem. yeah, just into people around town. they said when is all going to be over? it's still a long way to go. we watch those tem

often now batting center fielder willie mays for this child sitting down the right field line at candlestick park with my father in the 60s, those words made me fall in love with baseball for a lifetime. and talking behind me is former president bill clinton and just to show you the impact of willie mays, former president clinton said, growing up in arkansas, the saint louis cardinals were their designated team. but he used to listen to mays on the radio. later in life. when he became his friend, he said, hey, i was your designated fan. he said there was no better baseball player than willie mays. we're expected to hear from willie son and barry bonds coming up a little bit later. we'll have that for you on the news at six. back to you in the studio. okay. anthony, thank you so much. we'll see you in a bit. nearly three years later, the criminal trial for actor alec baldwin is about to begin. what the judge ruled today and what it could mean for baldwin as he faces charges in the deadly moving set shooting. plus, after a doctor intentionally drove his family off a cliff, a bay area court decides

remembering not just his time on the field, but also a once in a lifetime run-in with may's outside of candlestick park. he was extraordinarily times. he was very, funny. >> he was and magic in some ways. but other ways he open on and there's not a human being who running didn't >> for any members of the public starting to offer their condolences them. a spear was encouraging. john expands to make a donation to the say hey foundation in honor number. 24 when live at oracle park. rob nesbitt. kron so you're the best there ever was. thank you, rob. >> coming up, several wildfires burning up and down california tonight. we're learning someone has been arrested in connection to one of them. it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. >> fire crews in san francisco put out this apartment fire in the tenderloin. they say an electric scoot

he said when the wind's blowing wrong, god cannot hit a home run in candlestick park. >> i think god looked down on him one day and watched him play and said, boy, i really created a good one there. >> anybody that knows willie mays know that willie signs everything. you go to willie's house, everything's -- ashtray's signed, everything's signed. so willie signs my table. said, man, what are you doing? he said, boy, i do what i want. >> willie, 55 years ago, you put your arms around a 5-year-old boy and you said, hey, kid, you're coming with me. and i knew at that moment what i wanted to be, and that was a professional baseball player like my father and willie. thank you, willie. thank you. >> willie mays was really, really good with kids. the event was scheduled for two hours, went about 45 minutes past that and nobody complained. the stories were just too good, jules. >> you could still be there this evening listening to those stories on and on and on. >> absolutely. tell me again. tell me again. >> one more time. oh, vern, thank you so much. >>> tonight an east bay woman has a war

the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. [music] >> we are open at mission shelter so we take any animal, any condition, any specious from rucoons to cats to dogs to fish to lizards. we take anything. we do adoptions, which is a important part of our work, but it is a small portion of what we do. we take in custody animals which has been a huge increase in what we do over the years. a lot of th

when the wind is blowing wrong, god cannot hit a home run in candlestick park. >> nice to hear the words about willie. and many fans also showed up to pay their respects traveling from all over the bay area even out of state. they tell us that the younger generation should continue to learn about willie and his remarkable career. >> unfortunately, sometimes people get recognized when they die. or when they get sick or something like that. and -- i think -- a little bit but i think that's people and especially the young kids that are out here, yet to see -- ahead of the time. how gifted he was. >> and it was a really nice turnout. about 300 people were sitting in chairs on the field and giants' officials estimate about 4500 were in the stands. >> just lovely shared experience. >>> 6:26 in the morning. what to do about people experiencing homelessness? living along bay area waterways. we're going to take you to san jose where leaders are working for >>> and right now on cbs news bay area at 6:29. taking a live look from the top of the mark over towards the east and you can kind of see trea

49ers have had several political battles with santa clara city leaders since the team moved from candlestick parkment camp for a day at the ballpark. they went out to excite field to watch the minor league san jose giants in action. now, a couple of the top prospects actually got into action as well. macklin, celebrini and will smith took the mound. they showed their skills with the first pitch during the strike zones. >> yeah, yeah. >> was it your first time throwing out a first pitch? >> yeah, it was wow. >> nailed it. crushed it. how do you feel about throwing out the first pitch by the way. >> how do you think you did i tried to put some heat on it. yeah i didn't get a warm up either i like it. >> see, you did good. >> now we're still a couple of months out from nhl action pre season for the sharks begins in september. 49ers getting ready for day six of their training camp in santa clara. and the defending nfc champs are wearing full pads as they get ready for the new season. the 49ers players say wearing the pads dramatically raises the intensity of their workouts. >> you get to play real fo

there's still that problem on southbound 101 at alana way, and this is near candlestick park.ingle vehicle crash not leading to any backups, so we'll continue to keep an eye on it. here's a live picture from our triple a traffic cameras 280 in san jose, north and southbound past downtown. looks good. san mateo bridge looks good as well, and this is the only traffic camera i can find this morning. steve, that has a lot of fog in it. so it's a sign that it's only going to be a little bit foggy on the coast. it's an easy drive, as you can see people heading into the city. so another warm one expected today. steve. right inland. >> okay. not on the coast. inland? yes, that is correct, we do have some thick fog, though. there's fog. parts of the city, some cool temps there, but inland temps will have no problem jumping up if you're in the mountains. boy, i'll tell you. keep an eye on things. it continues to be a quite active. now, most of this is just to the east and south of tahoe, but there's plenty there that could easily drift across. it's also in the central sierra, so just ke

candlestick. it was 1960, the first game i saw. first time i saw willie mays. and going forward from there, you know, we had pick up games in the yard or the schoolyard or at the park or whatever, and everybody wanted to be somebody. everybody wanted to be willie mays. >> he represents san francisco. he is the heart of san francisco. he is so much a part of our community that i felt that i had to come out and respect him. >> on hand, of course, was mays family receiving a flag in honor of his military service in the korean war that put his career on hold for two years. but the sentiment that we heard over and over again that so many of these fans felt like willie mays was part of their extended family and the giants family, they say while he may be gone, his legacy lives on. it was one of the in san francisco christien kafton. ktvu fox two news. >> former president barack obama reflected on what may's friendship meant to him in a video played at the event. >> i'll never forget giving willie a ride to the all star game back in 2009, and let me tell you, as president, it was rare for me to be the second most important guy on air force one. but with willie on board, i

candlestick. it was 1960, the first game i saw. first time i saw willie mays. and going forward from there, you know, we had pick up games in the yard or the schoolyard or at the park or whatever, and everybody wanted to be somebody. everybody wanted to be willie mays. >> he had a lot to do with do with my success. like you saying, being successful, being a black man young, i went through the minor leagues, rode the busses and all this, and that, and i understood what he went through. he made it easier for me. >> he represents san francisco. he is the heart of san francisc. he is so much a part of our community that i felt that i had to come out and respect him. i go way back to candlestick. >> i remember seeing him in. i think it was either 1971, 72 in that area. my dad took our family to the to the game and we had a great time. and, you know, it's kind of a somber day. i feel like like i'm going to a family's funeral here. >> i'm at mays family here as well, to share in this moment with the crowd and share willie mays one more time. >> the family receiving a flag in honor of willie mays military service. many people might not be aware of it, but early on in his c