back-to-back night, atc triple r h moreland.ed sox are on the board, and the shutout t is the thinhe past. . the closer is out there to get some work, getting a week off. gorsfter h with the fastball, red sox know odthat, o goastball hitters. know what's on him, jumped on him. martinez first, moreland with the triple. >> aaron: strike one. key's a leading the majors in saves. e of the game's best closers inot worn his typical environment in terms oe scoreboard. >> aaron: triples have been a thing for mitch moreland, known for doubles. three in the first eight seasons the majorle. -- majors. fo this year. >> tom: strange. i i mean hitt in the right mays with a t?iple, righ hit it out in the triangle. bengie molina tripled to prevent a cye. as you said, first time he put a wrinkle on the baball, brock holt out in front. for me, part of what makes him so effective, besides the pur velocity, the way he throws the baseball. i mean his hand doesn't really goab up far e his head. point.coming from a lower but also wheree releases the b

jarrod ramos posted about the appellate judge who upheld the ruling against him, quoting i think moreland should kill himself but i hope he lives to see this. for two years jarrod ramos did not post anything until today when he wrote this about the judge, quote, blank you, leave me alone, judge moreland. even though police say he was targeting the capital newspaper the suspect was fully aware the report he thought with was no longer working there. we have learned the suspect works for the federal government at the department of labor. shannon: thank you very much. local police staying tightlipped executing search warrants not releasing a lot of details yet but let's break down what we know with intelligence analyst and former cia officer and randy sutton, former lieut. with las vegas police department, thank you for being with us tonight. what do you make of what we know so far? >> a few red flags here. this individual has been posting on social media, came to the attention of law enforcement over the years but this is a fine line. law enforcement may identify someone as being a threat an

for now andy's family is honoring him with andy's unity park in the moreland neighborhood. the same neighborhood he died in five years ago. >> today is a remembrance of andy and his life and the tragedy that unfolded in the community moving forward. while we continue to seek justice for andy, we also need to heal and bring the community together. and make sure this doesn't happen again. >> the community played a huge role in helping to design the $3.7 million park. >>> the tension between the city of santa clara and its most prominent tenant is back on display today. the mayor is offering her state of the city address and pointing to the ongoing relationship with the 49ers. we were there. >> we have to manage the 49ers and not have the 49ers manage santa clara. >> reporter: lisa gilmore underscore the importance of oversight and accountability during her state of the city address. >> we have been questioned about enforcing a curfew to protect our neighborhoods for people who prioritize money over quality of life. >> reporter: headlines and open hostility health likely faded

this is at todd and moreland just south of santa rosa. luckily no one aboard the train was hurt. >>> more than 24 hours after it started firefighters are now mopping up after a series of brush fires in the east bay. so far it's charred about 500 acres in several different areas. in aeld. at last check, five of those hot spots are out and 80% is contained. thankfully no injuries have been reported. a mobile home trailer and three vehicles have been destroyed. despite strong wound gusts firefighters have been able to keep things under control. there's no word yet on the cause. take a look. really cool perspective here. a bird's-eye view of the helicopter using water drops on the flames as they roar below. >>> a scare for a woman in san francisco getting into her car this afternoon. a tree suddenly toppled right on top of her gray mercedes. you can see it there smashed on the top. the back windows also blown out. it happened at 2:00. the woman was taken to the hospital. police say she's going to be okay. >>> the reward is rising, up to 10 gr

this was at todd and moreland south. it's not clear how badly he was hurt. on the train everyone was okay. >>> completely re-evaluating all procedures, that is the call tonight after terrible discovery at san francisco general. an engineer found the body of a woman in a stairwell of the campus power plant. ruby anderson has been missing for ten days. n b nbc's sam brock explains. >> reporter: there's a lot of head scratching going on. jessica. the fact is ruby anderson was not a patient at the hospital. she was a resident of the elderly care facility right behind here controlled by the department of public health and the fact that she was found a few hundred feet away at the power plant, these two areas were governed by different agencies. it with us not clear now. they need to review that. >> we're going to be reviewing everything to see where the holes are and the gaps are because certainly it looks like we need to do better. >> reporter: a call for change from the san francisco sheriff after a confounding setds of circumstances. the elderly care facility

now andy's family is honoring him with andy's unity park in the moreland neighborhood. sonoma officials spoke the opening ceremony as family laid out flowers to dedicate the park. this is the neighborhood where he died five years ago. sonoma officials say the community played a role in helping design the 3.7 phosphate processing the dollars park. >>> -- $3.7 million park. >>> -- renamed tony bennett way. a festive naming ceremony yesterday included a course rendition of his signature song. he first performed it in 1961. a bennett look alike repelled down the front of the prestigious hotel. the 91 year old didn't speak but he did soak it all in. >>> there was a lot more orange than usual on the golden gate bridge this weekend. the serious message behind the colorful demonstration. >>> new tariffs in effect. why local breweries say it's just bad for business. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who sa

they saw a large cloud of dust at the intersection of todd road and moreland avenue.he chp says the driver's injuries are minor and no one on the train was hurt. >>> a man is recovering after being hit by a car at sfoe. the driver was arrested under suss spi shun of driving under the influence. this happened on the lower level of terminal three. paramedics took the victim to the hospital. >>> facebook isn't cool anymore, at least according to teenagers. >> there's a new survey out revealing the most popular platd forms online. youtube taking the top spot. 85% of teenagers saying they use it, followed by instagram and then snapchat. >>> only 51% of teens say they use facebook, and twitter is in fifth place. as for the platform teens use the most often, still snapchat. >>> besides the battle on the court and the nba finals between the warriors and the cavaliers, the bay area taking on cleveland in the food bank final. >> in this case everyone wins. the alameda county foote food bank is challenging dub nation to show we are more generous than cavs fans when it comes to s

these projects actually result in units on the ground, that they do not result in more speculation, moreland transactions on entitled projects and those 60,000 entitled units you are are well aware of. one way is to include this to have a loose it provision. within two years you commit to filing for the permit and moving the project forward. second item there are some differences between this and how we try to make this thing work with our inclusionnary housing policy. that is now indexed to take advantage of continue credible increase in land values. one way make the changes to home-sf but make it track the annual increase within home-sf. one last thing. when we leaked at this we were looking at changes in home-sf. examples were about market rate. we have seen affordable projects to use this and haven't been able to use it and gone to the state density bonus. what i would ask you all as recommendation to have the planning staff meet with the mayor's office of housing and community development, nonprofit housing developers find adjustments to the 100% affor affordable home-sf to make that wo

train collides with a box truck last thursday near santa rosa at the todd road intersection near moreland avenue. you see the truck get hit after the driver rammed through the crossing arms. amazingly the drive had nonlife threatening injuries and no one was hurt on the train. >>> now to gain 2018, less than two hours left to vote in races across the bay area. >> we are following several key contests. we have a team of reporters working the major races. kpix5's joe vazquez begins our team coverage looking into who will be san francisco's next mayor. >> reporter: we're at london breed's election headquarters, the supervisor one of eight candidates running for san francisco mayor. the fact is with rank choice voting there's no way to know until later tonight or possibly days or weeks who will actually win. it really depends on the returns later today, but i will tell you it is very possible sody wilmake story here. the voters of san francisco could have its first elected female mayor in london breed or jane kim or first gay mayor in mark leno or the first father/daughter mayor in the case o

can park is located on horizon way in the moreland neighborhood. >> the time is 6:05. conservative evangelical graham came to the bay area tonight. hundreds gathered to hear his message and others rallied to denounce graham's teachings. abc7 news reporter katie utehs has the story. >> got hears prayer. >> reporter: reverend franklin graham preached in berkeley on friday night. one of two stops on his california tour. >> everybody said don't go to berkeley. so yeah -- if they say not come i'm going to come. >> reporter: graham's name draws a crowd. his late father was the evangelical billy graham. >> years ago i was saved at his father's crusade and i came out to help volunteer. >> reporter: you can see the large crowd before me on the meadow. and a rock band played off the # reverend spoke. the group refuse fascism says graham encourages his followers to support president donald trump. >> franklin graham is gathering blind and obedient and fervent followers for that regime and it's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: graham says he never campaigned for trump. >> let's go

the park is located on horizon way in the moreland neighborhood. >> the time now is 8:05. conservative evangelical graham brought his conservative message to berkeley last night. hundreds gathered to hear his message and others rallied to denounce graham's teachings. abc7 news reporter katie utehs has the story. >> got hears prayer. >> reporter: reverend franklin graham preached in berkeley on friday night. one of two stops on his california tour. >> everybody said don't go to berkeley. so yeah -- if they say not come i'm going to come. >> reporter: graham's name draws a crowd. his late father was the evangelical billy graham. >> years ago i was saved at his father's crusade and i came out to help volunteer. >> reporter: you can see the large crowd behind me on the meadow. and a rock band played before the reverend spoke. the group refuse fascism says graham encourages his followers to support president donald trump. >> franklin graham is gathering blind and obedient and fervent followers for that regime and it's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: graham says he never campa

near todd road and moreland avenue. the truck drove around a crossing gate and was then hit by the train which was going about 50 miles an hour at the time. a bus bridge has been set up between the downtown santa rosa area and rohnert park stations while the accident scene is being cleared. >>> we're learning about an alleged school shooting plot that was foiled at california high school in san ramon. court documents reveal that a freshman was planning a shoot having similar to the columbine massacre which left 12 students dead. the student was not identified, referred to only as john doe in the documents. he apparently told other students whom he tried to recruit that he would carry out the attack on april 20th. the 22nd anniversary of the columbine shooting. one of the students reported his plans to a school resource officer. the student planning the attack named at least six students that he wanted to kill. the school issued a statement commending that student who came forward. >>> president trump headed to texas tod