. >> jon: csn bay area has coverage every night at 10:30. csn, authentic bay area sports. i'm jon miller with mike krukow. giants baseball on nbc bay area and the giants television network. 7-1 the cubs are leading. that's just about an average cups score in games started by jake arrieta so far this year. arrieta is out of the game now. here's travis wood in for the bull pen. wood used to be a startling pitcher for the cubs. now almost exclusively used out of bull pen. he's not made a sing start this year. you'll see his numbers. 11 innings, eight hits allowed, e.r.a. a little above 4. >> mike: pretty good stuff. low 90s fastball, sink and cut. curve ball, slider and change-up. >> jon: left field, soler drifting back on it. under it now. denard span is now 0 for 4. addison russell also came into the game when wood came on. part of a double switch. so russell is now at shortstop and baez has moved over to second base. >> mike: any time you see a guy that's a starter as travis wood has been, he's going to have a command of four or five types of movement. now, all of a sudden

tomorrow it's a big day for us at csn.ll have a warriors-blazers playoff show starting at 11:30 in the morning on csn plus. then watch our sharks playoff central show at 4:30 on csn california. both shows will get you ready for the two big games. terry. >> telling you, they're playoff crazy down there. >> yeah. i like my job. i'm excited about it. so much going on. >> no kidding. it's a great time of year. fallon, thanks a lot. >>> thousands of girl scouts making a trek across the golden gate bridge. a special event bringing them all together. we'll be right back. >>> thousands of northern california girl scouts made a trip to the golden gate bridge today for a very special ceremony. it's called bridging. about 6,000 scouts who are moving from juniors to cadets crossed the bridge together and were welcomed to the other side with a girl scout handshake. it's the biggest event of the year for girl scouts in northern california. and this year the golden gate national recreation area, which hosts the event, hit a big milestone

according to a csn insider fuller is 95% back to full health. he spent most of today's session off to the side doing conditioning work. josh docksen did take the field according to the explosive wide receiver today's session made him feel like a freshman back in college again. >> this is day three right now, day four. you have to get comfortable like you said. it was like this at tcu, i didn't know the playbook, it was foreign to me and, you know, with time i got comfortable and just more relaxed. so, you know, just with time i getting to full go and getting out there with your teammates? >> whenever they think i'm ready. so i'm just, you know, going every day trying to get better, attacking it and whatever they give me to go, you know, i will go out there. >> yeah, it's the middle of may and we're four months away from the beginning of the season. heck, we're still more than two months away from training camp so you figured head coach jay gruden would be in a good mood. the redskins rookies found out that wasn't the case. >> rookie mini camp 20

wentsz has opened eyes including those of wide receiver matthews on csn's quick list this week. >> he plays the edge, has a chip, and you can tell he's a guy who wants to take risk. thing one, biggest attributes in a quarterback that people overlook is savvy. the gray ones, aaron rogers, tom bradys, brett favres, legends, a lot are great by the xs and os, but they have savvy. they are not always going to go by the book. >> on the other side of the ball, logan and several players that played the last couple years under davis' defense are adjusting to the 4-3 scheme, perhaps no bigger adjustment needed that than of the defensive line. schwartz says just be patient. >> you know, all the guys have adjustment period. it's not just the change of position from a nose to a defensive tackle, but it's a change of philosophy. we get full pad practices in training camp, getting in the pre-season games, you know, i think we'll really have a good grasp of, you know, how far guys have come and, you know, what nay are good at and what they are not, but, you know, they are on the right track. >> we ar

." >>> welcome back at the csn studios. now or never for the warriors.l, the defending champ won in okc. straight to the fourth quarter, here comes the mvp! seth curry, from tradeville. it's a one-point ball game. curry, another triple. we are tied at 99. undertwo to play now. thompson in transition. oh yeah, that's going down. 11 three-pointers of the night. postseason record, warriors win and force a game seven on monday. >> game sevens are harder. they are pressure packed but i don't think there could be anymore pressure on us in game seven than there was tonight. so, we feel fortunate to get that opportunity. >> giants down one with two on for buster posy. he delivers. the second homer of the day, the giants a 7-5 lead. they go on to win 10-5. tigers 4-3. that does it for sports. more news after the break. bay. but it looks like el ninmif th >>> it is cherry season in the south bay. it looks like el nino might have taken a bite out of this year's crop. normally, they produce 8 million boxes of cherries a year. this year, looking like 4 million. the r

after the break, it wasn't the prettiest day at the races, >>> chris miles here from the csn studios. two horses died today prior to the start of the preakness. it collapsed before making it back to the winner's circle. another broke her leg on the final turn in the first race, injuring her jockey. she was euthanized on the track. certainly the wet conditions were a concern before the start of the featured race. that didn't stop the fans from flocking to pemly coe. nyquist, the kentucky derby winner out front. nyquist led for much of the first half of the race. >> and they are into the stretch. nyquist in front. it is exaggerator, no, nyquist to the outside. xanlg ray tor down to the 16 pole. nyquist out of the second. an extraordinary wind. exaggerator turned the tables. he has won the preakness stakes. >> it is exaggerator that takes the second jewel in fact crown. it's a great moment for him and the jockey. >> slowing him down, asking him to wait. he just blew up. when i pitched him up, he did what he can do, he exploded. then, i thought, well, it's unclear. i might as well throw s

area, "capitals post game live" available on csn. good night from d.c. ♪ music plays ♪ music plays ♪ music plays i can't believe after all these years... people are still listening to this song! dragon: me neither! (laughing) ♪ music plays >>> you just watched the pats take on the penguins here on nbc 4. the game came down to the final minutes. jason joins us live from the psison center w highlights. >> reporter: what a game. unfortunately, it did not go the capitals way. pittsburgh, this series up. let's go to the highlights and show you how it went down. alex ovechkin, a 2-0 lead. penguins up one, caps on the power play. johanson is down low. the psisverizon center is going crazy. bucks in the corner. the peng buins with the goal. they beat the caps with a final score, 2-1. the series is now even at one. again, just a thrilling finish here at the verizon center. pittsburgh. the capitals have their work cut out for them. we know the penns are a tough team at home. see you guys. >>> announcer: now, your storm team 4 forecast. >>> wha

tomorrow night, post game coverage on nbc bay area and csn california. >>> we're not quite done with the warriors story. a closure on bart this weekend will wrap up early, and you have the warriors to thank for it. bart has been repairing a section of track between san leandro and bay fair stations. the closure was supposed to last through tuesday morning, but with the warriors playing game seven tomorrow evening, you're going to need a lot of people getting on bart. repairs will be ending early. bart's normal service will resume at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon so fans can get to oracle arena. >> if you've ever done that, you know can be lengthy. it's a lengthy drive. bart is great. >> and get there early. that's the problem. tomorrow's not a workday for most people, so probably people get there on time. >>> coming up next, backlash tonight over the death of a gorilla at a cincinnati zoo. did zoo workers really need to shoot and kill the gorilla to protect the child. we have video showing how the animal behaved. >>> plus, a school bus surrounded by flood waters. the dangerous situation in

was it >>> here from the csn studios, two runs not going to get the job done. nats lost two of the last three. a lot of pressure put on the starting pitcher. a bad outing friday night where he gave up his first grand slam. the nats needed a bounce back performance. he had the worst outing. things aren't going well when the opposing pitcher laces a double left and helps the another tough day for geo. the nats trying to pick up the pitcher. ryan zimmerman has been around for awhile and we know why. the first of two homers cuts the lead in half. gets ahead in the sixth. harper wants in on a home run derby. crushes this one. straight away center field. nats trail, 6-3. worse in the eighth. down the right line, another two runs come around to score. nats drop the second strait nine for the final. orioles power to a 6-4 win. looking to do the same again, this time in cleveland. the vibe in the first. two runs come in to score. quickly the os in the hole. worse three batters later. a single to right, another two tough start continues in the second. jimenez serves up a

hello everyone i'm henry wofford from the csn newsroom - the warriors and thunder showdown features serioushe back-to-back mvp with steph curry, of course, he was teaming up with klay thompson and there is the thunder who have two nba's best, kevin durant and westbrook. the warriors could be without their big man through after missing two straight practices. andrew bogaerts rejoined. hec he was able to get up and joined. the status for game one is still in question for him. >>> western conference finals for game one, sharks and blues. blues power played. the blues up 1-0. 34 seconds later, the sharks' captain respond. redirects the slapper, his tenth goal to the playoff. a shark franchise record were tied at one and the first intermission. giants looking for the sweep near arizona at the bottom of the night. santiago, and briggs out to second and what happens at first is the big question, initially they say out at second and save at first -- which meant the game was tied at two and they'll review it. after review the umpire got confused. 2-1, the giants burst the diamond backs' bubbles. thr

area, "capitals post game live" available on csn. >>> punches were coming after me. if my son didn't come downstairs, he might have killed me. >>> now at 11:00, a news4 exclusive. a 67-year-old man beaten when he walked into his home. tonight he is calling his son a hero. good evening, i'm rob schmitt. that man only telling news4 about what happened here. he was punched and pushed to the ground outside his own home. his son came running outside and the tables quickly turned for that attacker. this happened on herschel street in the brownsville section of brooklyn. michael george joins us with more tonight. michael? >> reporter: he tells us he was brutally beaten on the front steps of his own home, and he might not be here to tell his story tonight if it wasn't for francis ellis says his son is his hero after he saved him from a vicious assault. >> if my son didn't come me. >> reporter: francis was coming home late at night. he said a man he's never seen before, police think it's this guy on surveillance video, ran up out of nowhere and attacked. >> he came up and pus

. >>> chris miles here from the csn studios. the nats are rolling but haven't rolled over the marlins this year the guy taking the mound to start the weekend series has really struggled. he has lost to the fish three times already this season. john carlo stanton getting tips from all-time great hitter barry bonds. now the hitting coach with the fish. it was the nats that came out with the great performance at that's ryan zimmerman starting things off in the second. solo shot. his fifth of the season. two batters later, wilson ramos, that's good contact. anthony, come on home. 2-0 nats. same inning, same results. michael taylor, joining in on the home run party. nats get all of the runs they need in the second inning. nats win 4-1. >>> bird is the word. orioles starting a nine-game road trip to face the angels. joey books his flight solo. yeah, next batter is manny and another bird taking off. this is his 12th home run of the season. orioles go back to back for the eighth time this year. currently lead 4-1 in the fourth inning. d

area, "capitals post game live" available on csn. good night from d.c. >>> "nbc10 news" starts now. >> right now at 11:00, runners are just nine hours away from taking their marks for the broad street run. final preengss are happening across the ten mile course through the heart of philadelphia. >>> but the concerns tonight are focused on the rain heading our way. you can see that system moving in on the nbc10 first alert radar. and some light showers could arrive within the next couple hours as we look live at center city. we're expecting the heaviest rain around race time from 7:00 to noon tomorrow. good evening. i'm denise nakano. your home for the blue cross broad street run. we have you covered with team coverage tonight. drew smith is checking on the final preparation preparations in center city. let's start with meteorologist karen thomas and the racetime forecasting. > all right. yes, we wish it was a different story for the runners waking up early tomorrow morning. they like to gather early. it should be raining early on, sa

we're going to have post-game coverage on nbc bay area and csn california.f you're not a sharks fan or hockey fan, you may not understand the magnitude of this. >> it's huge. >> it's massive. >> the puck drives at 5:00. >>> well, crowds filled the street for the carnaval parade. it was quite a sight. we'll tell but this event this year in san francisco. cool pictures. crowds filled the streets in san francisco today for the city's annual carnaval >>> well, crowds filling the streets today in san francisco for the city's annual carnaval parade celebrating latin america and caribbean culture. ♪ >> you wore green. >> i did. >> that looks very nice. >> thanks. >> this year's theme, long live mother earth. more appropriately stated. [ speaking in foreign language ] always a colorful parade. started at 24th and brian streets. continued onto mission street. these pictures are great. >> uh-huh. >> there were laborers there, civil rights activists serving as marshal of the parade and that is colorful. one after the other. >> and this is when i appreciate social media

. >> chris miles is joining us from the csn studios. how did it work out? >> not so well for mad max. as great as he has been this year, his issue with giving up home runs cannot be overlooked. given up the most long balls in all of the majors, 14 so far this year and one tonight. that achilles heel showed up and cost the nats. gave up 21 runs, those numbers increased on thispitch. a grand slam in the top of the third. 5-0 st. louis sleed leads. a lot of confidence for a comeback. proposes. his second straight with the homer. nats 5-1. top of the 8th, garcia launches this one in to the cards bull pen. the nationals fall 6-2. >> there's no explanation. it wasn't a home run pitch. it was the walk before the home run pitch. probably was on his mind and had to come more than he wanted to. >> the orioles looking to end their four-game losing streak and visit cleveland. first inning, bases loaded, and baltimore up 3-0 after one. game tied at three. in the seventh now, chris crushed. rbi number 28 on the year, drives home machado. birds up a run. trumbo going the

. >> chris miles here from the csn studios. anything more heart breaking, maybe a season-ending loss, that's what the caps are facing. looking to avoid going 3-1 in pittsburgh. they hasn't lost four games in a row all season. also have only been two goals in a season. they are playing at the highest level. >> this group is not afraid of where we are at. this -- we know where we are at. wear realis we're realist and we won a lot of games this year didn't happy accident. you have to take it one game at a time. that was our process all year is, you know, one game at a time. and you know, you deal with the next one that comes in front of you. all we can do is deal with the game tomorrow night and then see where it takes us after the game. >> hopefully that takes them to a game six. first catch game five here on nbc4 tomorrow night. the game following the kentucky derby. coverage of the run for the roses begins 4:00 p.m. post time. >>> nats in chicago. matt scherzer on the mound normally a good thing. not today. in the game is over.

and after the game you can find post-game reaction on nbc bay area and csn. it's going to be a great, great series. >>> the giants and rockies, this fan rooting for both teams. how dare you? top of the fourth, denard span at the plate, this is a shot to right. his first homer since opening day. 6-2 giants. then top of the eighth, hunter pence at the plate to make solid contact. this will be in the park but it's a double. kelby tomlinson will score. the giants had eight doubles in the score, the most since 2000. they go on to win 8-3. >>> rubber game between the tigers and a's. sixth inning is where we'll pick it up, ian kinsler misplays the grounder. then billy butler pinch-hitting, bases loaded, find an empty spot somewhere in the outfielder. thank you, sir, may i have another? the a's take the lead 8-2. oakland wins 4-2. >>> and the winner drives his car the way i drive my car, with typically no fuel in the tank. yes, he coasted across the finish line out of gas and got the win. it is alexander rossi from california. he's drinking milk, just a rookie, and w

game one right here on nbc bay area tomorrow night and post-game coverage on csn california. >>> a lotf cities around the country would love to be in our predicament. >> i know. >> warriors, sharks. >> still ahead, a chance encounter changing two lives in oakland. that story coming up into plus, pope francis taking time to honor hollywood celebrities. why would he do that? we'll find out. our bay area proud series normally focuses on people who have done something nice for others. this time, though, is a little different. >>> our "bay area proud" focuses on stories that does well for others. this time, though, is something different. >> garvin thomas tells us about an unlikely alliance. >> reporter: christine and tahlia are, at first glances, different as can be. the most important of which, a desire to help others in their own way. >> reporter: christine says she's not a religious person, though she does believe in a higher power. which explains why, after finishing her commute to her job in oakland one day last december, christine wasn't at all phased by what happened next. >> i was

. >> the csn studios. marlins have been in 0er near the cellular every season since 2003 but the navts struggle when they see the fish. the two teams split their meetings last season and the first six games in 2016. d.c. miami opening a three-game set. geo doing work with the bat. all the way to the wall. check out jose. trying to score. he is the catcher and he's not fast. and he's dead meat at the plate. still scoreless after two. marlins took a 2-0 lead in the sixth. here's the nats. man on for steven drew. he knows what to that swing. second of the year for drew. you see bryce harper at the plate. apparently the marlins didn't get the memo that no one pitches to bryce anymore. that's why they are the marlins. his first home run in 11 games. nats win 5-3. >> he fell off a couple of pitches which he doesn't usually do. he knows he can do it and we know he can do it and i think this fans and you guys and everybody knows what bryce can do. >> orioles looking for their sixth straight win. taking on the tige

the filphillie phanatic was on d and csn's john clark. i wanted to see how he did. got in on the action to show off his bowling skills. john, how'd you do? strikes or gutter balls for you? >> gutter. >> come on. >> really? tennis is your game. we know this. >> yeah, well, i don't have good form as you can see. that hurt watching actually. phillies were tied for first place before going bowling. are they still atop the division tonight? we will show you. >>> we'll show you how the phillies won another series today and their pitching is frustrating some of the game's biggest sluggers. that is next. >>> this is "sports desk" brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. phillies won their 24th game of the season. only the cubs have more wins in baseball. the phillies didn't win 24 games last year until five weeks later in late june. take a look. you never steal the phanatics's ride. you know that. usually jose hernandez handcuffs batters. today the phanatic arrested him. phillies down 2-1. ca

. >>> hi, everybody, i'm dave feldman in our csn studios, the warriors now know who they will face, theoklahoma city thunder, gave one at oracle. >> we have to try to make them make the shots even though they will be tough ones, rebound the ball, don't turn it over, that is our recipe against them. >>> giants in the desert taking on the diamondbacks. joe panik at the dish, he is on, a three-run home run, giants are winners 3-1. a's trying to snap a five-game losing skid taking on the rays, danny valencia blocks a home run at the cat walk. the a's get the w, 6-3, that is it for sports, i'm dave feldman, more news coming up after the break. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast 9pm. warriors fans lined up throughout the day... >>> okay, the last picture wa

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we will have postgame coverage on nbc bay area and csn california.ll to come, what was once considered a loss is now a close race. how senator bernie sanders has closed the gap on hillary clinton. larry gerston joins us live. the california democratic presidential primary is nine days away. only a few months ago, the state was considered a >>> the democratic presidential primary, only a few months ago was considered a lock who wouldn't need it anyway. would win the nomination early. now clinton is fighting for her political life. the latest state polls show a scant two points between hillary clinton and bernie sanders with 10% undecided. larry gerston joins us this morning. talk to us about how this got so close. >> it's all i can say, clinton is the recipient of a perfect political storm. she's fighting a two-pronged storm. both of them simultaneously. sanders only has to worry about clinton. in addition, the infamous e-mail scandal kept clinton on the defense which has curbed her ability to get out her own message. it's a powerful one-two punch. >>

. >> chris miles joins us now from the csn the nats, huh, chris? >> absolutely.s a great day to be stephen strasburg or daniel murphy. scherzer was seen playing catch with young mets fans in new york. strasburg gave a memorable performance on the mound. he gave up just a single run last night. former met daniel murphy is haunting his former team. he was 2 for 4 with a home run and a walk. the nats lead the nl east by a single game. >> we would like to do the same thing in miami. we're just starting this road trip. we just have to keep it rolling. we have some guys that are starting to swing the bat pretty good in the series. thg until the end. we know we've got our work cut out for us. >>> cleveland has done something no cavs team has done before. in fact, something only two other teams have accomplished in the history of the nba. lebron james and company perfect 10-0 in the playoffs so far. the spurs in 2012 made it this far in the playoffs undefeated. cleveland looks to extend their streak to 11-0. >>> there was the 92nd running of the black-eyed susan stakes.

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. >> chris miles joins us now from the csn studios., wouldn't it? >> it would be excellent. while we have dealt with a lot of rain in the area, bryce harper, he was dealing with a drought. he brought the thunder out on the diamond yesterday. he's looking to keep it going tonight against the cardinals. the nats were down 1-0 to st. louis last night. harper's struggles took a backseat. last season someone sold a fake game worn bryce harper jersey online from the infamous choking incident. to avoid someone selling his batting gloves, harper is cutting them off after his home run on thursday night. confused? let's have bryce sell them on ebay to tell you the truth. they were ripped on the top of the hand. had the batboy come in and give me another pair and put them on and ripped them again. came back and cut them up so guys don't come out of the trash can and grab them and sell them. it's happened before. just cut them up now and we'll see. >>> the maryland men's lacrosse team has won 15 straight games. if they extend that streak to 17, th

. >>> hey, guys, fallon smith in the csn studios.ing up in sports we have a couple mother's days matinees on the baseball diamond. will steph curry be back for game four? we have the latest on the mvp's status. next in sports. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. >>> the warriors have lost two games this post season, both on the road and both without steph curry. so it's no secret the dubs desperately miss him and want him back asap. but right now, curr

eyes during his minimal work on the field including those of wide receiver jordan matthews who was on csn's slants this week. >> you can tell he plays the edge. he has a chip. you request tecan tell he wants risks. the great quarterbacks, the aaron rodgers of the world. tom bradys, brett favres. a lot of those legends are great about xs and os but also have savvy. they don't always go by the book. >> training camp less than two months away. have a great weekend. >>> tonight at 7:00, the philly pops and the mann center for the performing arts present memorial salute, a concert honoring all those who serve. veterans, active military and philadelphia police officers and firefighters can get in for free. same thing goes for the families. public schoolteachers, opportunities and administrators can get free tickets. it's open to the public. if you are not a member of the military or the school district, you can still go. tickets are reasonably priced. nbc10's glenn "hurricane" schwartz will be emceeing the event. >>> the wawa foundation is launches the first-ever hero award for local non-profits.

eyes during his minimal work on the field including those of wide receiver jordan matthews who was on csn'squick slants" this week. >> you can tell he plays the edge. you can tell he has a chip, and you can tell he wants to take risks. one of the biggest attributes in a quarterback that people overlook is savvy. the great ones, aaron rodgers of the world, the tom bradys, peyton manages, brett favres. a lot of them are great with -- about xs and os but also have savvy. they're not always going to go by the book. >> training camp is less than two months away. i am amy fadool from "comcast sportsnet." >>> nbc10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. on this saturday i am joined by charlotte the kitten here who is -- now she is playing with my mike. >> she has taken to your microfoern. tell us how charlotte came to you. >> she was found as a stray. she really likes it. she is very playful all of a sudden. she came to us as a stray several weeks ago now. it's really that season where kittens are all around. kittens and their moms. so she was underweight

josh elliot of streaming network csn is with us. as you wake up in the west we're following a breakthrough in the search for egyptair jet. egypt's military found plane wreckage along with personal items. greece's defense minister says human remains were among the debris. >> the fight from paris to cairo dropped off radar wednesday night over the mediterranean. this morning certainliers found debris in the sea 180 miles north of alexandria, egypt. our coverage extends across three continents today. an nypd deputy chief of intelligence john miller has just arrived to talk about the possibility of terrorism but let's start with holly williams. she's in cairo. holly, good morning. >> good morning. the egyptian military says the wreckage includes part of the plane's fuselage but will not confirm body parts have been found. meanwhile the hunt goes on for the black box. t the wreckage from the downed plane could help figure out what's gone wrong. search teams from u.s. and european countries continue to scour the mediterranean sea for debr

, we've been through some clinical trials and underway with reference to all these advise itds from csn, from the state, from the feds, whatever, that will continue. but we know that we have the confidence and the excellent staff and the collaboration and the network that we never had when we had the other, quote, hospital bill, we know that for a fact and i really think that we're setting a whole new pattern of involvement and leadership pertaining to public health, county hospitals, and excellence that no one that hopefully other cities will be able to duplicate if they have the resources to generate it and more importantly to maintain it. that's our real commitment, to sustain it and to ensure that due diligence and leadership is in facting there as we continue to focus on our unique needs of sf general. well done for everybody but again it was a really unique pathway i've never seen before and i've heard many, many excellents from so many people from industry, from the community, from other academic science centers saying, wow, this is unbelievable. yes it is and we as a department,

for more on tonight's game, tune in to sportsnet center on csn bay area right after this broadcast, and tune in tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 for pregame live. we'll be back with you on nbc bay area friday night, june 10th at 7:00 for the giants and dodgers. that will come to you, of course, from at&t park. thanks for joining us, and as always, have a good night, everybody. dr. rein called both sisters with a request. >> at one point he told me, quit calling and hanging up. i was like, bryan, i'm not hanging up. he just ha-haed it off. he was like, it's not a big deal, teresa. it's not a big deal. >> reporter: but was it? on july 10th, 1996, dr. bryan rein drove to bozeman, three hours away, to attend a conference. he returned home friday evening, the 12th. no one saw him on saturday. and then on sunday, the 14th. marlene's husband drove over to bryan's bunkhouse. >> it was about, i don't know, five, ten minutes later, he came back and walked in the door and was very distraught, crying. >> reporter: such a shock, which is maybe why her husband got the mistaken idea that dr. rein had commi

, we've been through some clinical trials and underway with reference to all these advise itds from csn, from the state, from the feds, whatever, that will continue. but we know that we have the confidence and the excellent staff and the collaboration and the network that we never had when we had the other, quote, hospital bill, we know that for a fact and i really think that we're setting a whole new pattern of involvement and leadership pertaining to public health, county hospitals, and excellence that no one that hopefully other cities will be able to duplicate if they have the resources to generate it and more importantly to maintain it. that's our real commitment, to sustain it and to ensure that due diligence and leadership is in facting there as we continue to focus on our unique needs of sf general. well done for everybody but again it was a really unique pathway i've never seen before and i've heard many, many excellents from so many people from industry, from the community, from other academic science centers saying, wow, this is unbelievable. yes it is and we as a department,