just want to say i saw orlando cepeda play at candlestick park, and my brother thought he was orlandoes, absolutely. all right. rob mayeda here now. lots of changes coming in the weather. cooler and windy today. tomorrow we'll be tracking a chance of showers during a time of year. we typically get zero in terms of shower activity, so it is pretty significant as we recap today's highs. as we were saying last night, it would be cooler. well we went from 89 to 72 today in livermore. well below average around the tri valley out towards concord as well. upper 80s yesterday, 70 today. well below the averages which are still in the mid 80s for this time of year. right now cloudy and breezy around san jose 63 degrees. no need for the air conditioner overnight out towards walnut creek. we're down to 61. west southwest wind at about ten miles per hour. 57 in san rafael. the clouds there to the south and a pretty view over san francisco. transamerica pyramid all lit up there. 57 degrees and a southwest wind at ten. and yes, here's a reminder. reality check. how much rain do you see this time of

the celebration of life today for orlando cepeda. >> this is ktvu fox two news at six. >> good evening. >> i'm ali rasmus and i'm mike mibach. we begin in florida where the fbi says gunshots were reported in the vicinity of donald trump just two months after the former president was shot at a rally in pennsylvania. the fbi now says it is investigating another incident that appears to be an attempted assassination. it happened this afternoon at trump's west palm beach golf course in florida. law enforcement officials say a secret service agent opened fire after seeing a person with a rifle in the bushes of the golf course where trump was playing. the gunman drove off in a black vehicle but was later located and arrested. he has been identified tonight as 58 year old ryan wesley. ralph, the palm beach county sheriff, says the suspect was just about 500 yards away from the former president. >> our prosecutors are currently working up warrants and a motion for pretrial detention for the suspect. in that way, he will be kept in custody. but our filing of these warrants and charges at the st

orlando cepeda died ten days after the death of willie mays, who left behind a touching letter where peda his little brother in a letter ended with the words so long, kid. >> meanwhile, the same day the giants honored cepeda, one of baseball's first puerto rican stars. a current fan favorite from puerto rico accomplished a first at oracle park. elliott ramos hit a home run into the water from right side. it was the giants 105th homer since the ballpark opened back in 2000, but this was the first by a right handed hitter. wow. >> all right. time is 726. as more drivers switch to electric cars, there's a growing need for more chargers. but often many of those chargers are broken. we'll tell you how the ev revolution has led to new businesses for keeping those chargers up and running. >> thousands of people gather in san jose at the start of hispanic heritage month. why? for some, this felt like home away from home. i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our m

también porque aprovechando el inicio de la herencia hispana, el equipo celebró el legado de orlando cepedao. es la tienda de los giants que obviamente para el inicio del mes de la herencia hispana, pues tiene una merch muy especial con sabor latino, con sabor a gigantes y precisamente le dieron la oportunidad a artistas de origen latino para mostrar su talento como cecelia pérez con franelas, sweaters y todo tipo de indumentaria de los giants con un sabor latino especial. así que pues felicitaciones a los giants. césar, miriam por el gran trabajo que hicieron, no solamente con la fiesta gigante, sino un trabajo global para comenzar a celebrar nuestro mes. y ahora? pues ya no se dice los yugen, sino que dicen los gigantes. claro que sí, los gigantes. y felicidades a los gigantes. y también, por supuesto, a toda nuestra gente y todos quienes asistieron a la fiesta de gigantes, porque es una celebración para celebrar aprovechar nuestro mes a la 6 les voy a contar algo muy especial que sucedió en ese juego de pelota entre los padres. es deportivo, pero fue un boricua también y obviamente pues

on the day fans honor giants great orlando cepeda. the hall of famer died in june at the age of 86.of major league baseball's first puerto rican stars, debuting in 1958 when the giants came to san francisco. he was one of the leading sluggers of his time, hitting 379 home runs and the unanimous choice for mvp in 1967. >> orlando was a great favorite of mine. i even tried to get that same hitch in my swing that he had that kind of golf swing. >> fans remembered how amazing it was to watch him play. >> orlando was a winner and he didn't push that fact. you could recognize it though. he was he was a quiet leader, but i think he had a profound effect on every team he was ever with. and the giants were so lucky. >> giants legends like barry bonds, juan marichal and dusty baker were on the field to say their final goodbyes. cepeda's family and friends wearing his classic accessory, a panama hat with one even painted on the field. cepeda died just ten days after willie mays, but willie had learned of his failing health and left his statement about who he called his little brother, who he m

orlando cepeda, known to giants fans as the baby bull, died in june at age 86.just ten days after his longtime friend and former teammate, willie mays, died at the age of 93. the athletics were on the road today against the chicago white sox. the a's down six three going into the ninth before scoring two runs off an error. zach gelof then hit a game tying rbi single, but it wasn't the a's night. andre benedetti hit a leadoff homer, stopping a 16 game home losing streak. the oakland a's very first season has come to a close in a do or die playoff game at raymond park friday night. the ballers fell to the yolo high wheelers 6 to 4. the b's completed their inaugural season with a winning record and thousands of fans attended their games this season. excitement is not expected to slow down. the team recently raised more than $2 million in a fan investment round. the team posted a collage of fans on social media, writing quote, there's no doubt oakland showed up. oakland built this house and were overwhelmed by the support of all the fans who have made this an incred

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el boricua que se lo dedicó a orlando cepeda, mostró su felicidad 9 brandeis want to be the first one que obviamente halan la pelota hacia el otro costado a ese jardín derecho. pero un bateador derecho es mucho más complicado. lo que logró elliot ramos al final de este repaso deportivo. pausa. y ya regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyotaesponde toyota r momento en que ese árbol les cayó en pleno juego de béisbol. ya vio todo quedó captado en cámara, pero le vamos a decir cómo terminó todo esto. hoy en vivo a partir de las 11. oiga, ya se lo hemos contado. este fin de semana fue de celebraciones, alegría, comida, bailes en diferentes ciudades de la bahía por la independencia de méxico y de centroamérica. y es que telemundo 48 estuvimos allí presente en las celebraciones de san josé, san francisco y redwood city, donde estuvimos compartiendo con nuestra audiencia. inclusive pudimos transmitir en vivo y en directo el acostumbrado grito de independencia desde el centro cívico de san josé, donde se concentraron miles de personas y en s

>> giants fans came together today at oracle park for a celebration of life for hall of famer orlando cepeda. he died this past june at 86 years old. cepeda is remembered as one of major league baseball's first puerto rican stars. he made his debut in 1958 when the giants came to san francisco. he was also one of the leading sluggers of the time, hitting 379 home runs and the unanimous choice for mvp back in 1967. >> a wonderful human being, and i cannot express my feelings towards him. he always took care of us. treat me like a family member. that was one of the great virtues of orlando. >> very giving, very lovable. always gave great advice. i think that was the biggest. he always gave really good advice to people. so yeah, we miss him. >> cepeda's family and friends were at oracle park today wearing his classic accessory, a panama hat, with one even painted on the field there above his number. well, our coverage of hispanic heritage month will continue for the next 30 days. we'll be bringing you the stories important to the bay area, so stay with ktvu online and on tv. >> the bay area wom

. >> a celebration of life for the great orlando cepeda, who passed away a week after willie mays.lliott ramos becomes the first right handed batter to go slash home run at oracle park. that is so hard to do. park has been open since 2000. game tied at two. mccovey cove dave got the ball. and how long has he had that sign? he was ready. we go. extras. where the padres score two runs and the giants get swept. four three. in ten innings. they've lost four in a row. they now hit the road for a nine game road trip beginning in baltimore tuesday. a's fans on the south side of chicago, and they are still and let it all hang out there. the white sox scored three in the first, capped by this gavin sheets two run shot. the a's trailed the entire game. they lose 4 to 3. it's the first time the white sox have won consecutive games in three months, their five losses shy of tying the all time single season record of 120 set by the 1962 mets. but they beat the a's this weekend. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion, chris. >> thank you. well, the techies are coming, and local bu

process. >> giants fans came together at oracle park for a celebration of life for hall of famer orlando cepeda. he died this past june at the age of 86. cepeda is remembered as one of major league baseball's first puerto rican stars. he made his debut in 1958 when the giants came to san francisco. he was also one of the leading sluggers of his time, hitting 379 home runs and the unanimous choice for mvp in 1967. see, a lot of his family and friends attending yesterday's game wearing his classic panama hat. one was painted on the field as well. >> our time now 516. giants outfielder mike yastrzemski has been nominated by the giants for the roberto clemente award. that award is given to one player in major league baseball who best represents the game through their character, their community involvement, philanthropy, and positive contributions on and off the field. every baseball team picks a player from its roster every year who best represents those qualities. the award is named after the great, the legendary roberto clemente, who played 18 seasons for the pittsburgh pirates. >> well, the gian

the san francisco giants are honoring legend and hall of famer orlando cepeda. celebration of life pregame ceremony during their annual fiesta gigantes. it was known as one of cepeda's favorite events celebrating hispanic culture. cepeda also known as baby bull during his baseball days, passed away in june at the age of 86. the ceremony will begin at 1230 at oracle park, and again that will be right before the giants face the padres. again today, first pitch here at home is at 105. frances. >> all right. and it will be partly sunny for the beginning of the giants game. here's a look at live doppler seven right now where we have some clouds around the bay and along the coast. visibility is really limited in santa rosa, where it's down to half a mile right now due to the fog, we also have limited visibility in half moon bay at three miles, and the winds are going to be the main story for today. that's going to cool everyone down, especially inland areas. right now. winds at 21mph in san francisco, gusting up to 29 in concord, 22 in livermore. they will increase th

cepeda and fans paid their respects outside oracle park. i'm a giant fan and was here in 1958 and very excited when they came. i loved orlando. i got to meet him when i was in the police department, just, you know, around here. and he was always just a great guy. former chief right there. yeah. cepeda died on june 28th, just ten days after his former teammate and fellow hall of famer willie mays died. cepeda was 86 years old. a strange sight at the cal football game this weekend, where the bears head coach had to beg his own fans to behave. cal coach justin wilcox used a referee's microphone to address the fans during saturday's game. came after cal fans were given cards to do stunts. you know, spell things out. et cetera. to use during breaks in the action. as the bears took on san diego state fans in berkeley, however, decided to get rid of the cards by throwing them onto the field, and that led to 215 yard penalties. referee throwing the flag for unsportsmanlike conduc. yes, fans, we love you. stop throwing the cards on the field. that's 215 yard penalties. please stop throwing the cards on the field. that's just. just craz

happening today the san francisco giants is honoring a legend and hall of famer orlando cepeda.game ceremony during their annual fiesta gigantes. it was known as one of cepeda's favorite events celebrating hispanic culture. cepeda, also known as baby bull during his baseball days, passed away in june at the age of 86. the ceremony will be honoring his life, and it will begin at 1230 at oracle park. and a reminder that will be right before the giants face the padres again today. first pitch francis at 105. how's it looking? >> well, it will be breezy in san francisco, but then that's when we'll get some sunshine. so that will be a nice start for the game right now. live doppler seven and satellite radar image showing some clouds. and also some clear conditions all around the bay area here at sfo it is socked in and with the gray skies low ceilings, there are 40 minute flight arrival delays. so double check your airline before you head out the door. and in san francisco, it's currently 54 degrees. oakland 59, hayward 61, san jose 57. redwood city and half moon bay in the mid 50s,

the team celebrated the life and legacy of orlando cepeda, who was known as the baby bull with the pregame. one of cepeda's favorite events. >> a wonderful human being and i cannot express my feelings towards him. he always took care of us. treat me like a family member. that was one of the great virtues of orlando. >> a lot of people wearing his trademark panama hat there. giants legends also shared stories about cepeda. cepeda was born in puerto rico, was named the national league rookie of the year with the giants in 1958. >> the 49ers are back on the road this week to take on the l.a. rams, but it comes after the niners suffered a tough loss to the minnesota vikings 23 to 17. let's welcome back matt steinmetz, host of 95.7 the game, along with steinmetz and guru that you have a show coming up at ten. matt thanks for joining us right before your show. really what happened? i mean, when i saw the justin jefferson play, i thought, oh, this is not going to go well. >> i mean, nothing really went well yesterday for the niners, sal. they they couldn't stop the minnesota vikings on third down

. >> well happening today the san francisco giants are honoring legend and hall of famer orlando cepeda the baseball team will host a celebration of life pregame ceremony during their annual fiesta gigantes. it was known as one of zapata's favorite events celebrating hispanic culture. sabado also known as baby bull during his baseball days, passed away in june at the age of 86. that ceremony will begin at 1230 at oracle park, and that will be right before the giants face the padres again today. first pitch here at home is 105 francis. >> yeah, and during the first pitch, it will be sunny before the clouds move in once again. right now we're showing you live doppler seven satellite radar image. so we have a mix of sun and clouds depending on where you are in the bay area. but in san jose, we're seeing more blue skies out there and it's warmer at 62 degrees in san jose. in san francisco, only 55 oakland, hayward, 60 degrees, redwood city 59. half moon bay 57. this time it's looking quite dreary from emeryville as we look out towards the bay bridge and san francisco in the background, sant

we lost orlando cepeda. can't help reflecting back onto the impressions that those guys made as a kid when you grew up watching them and, you know, you showed those pictures of the elephants and all the things that were happening here when the coliseum opened. reflecting back to those days, if you remember, you know, baseball didn't exist west of the mississippi river before 1958. so the giants and dodgers moved out from new york. all of a sudden, the west coast had baseball. so the bay area had the giants for ten years. the a's were in the american league in kansas city, and the leagues didn't play each other back then. and when the a's came here in 1968, it wasn't a competitive thing. it was all of a sudden, people from the bay area who are baseball fans. now we got to see mickey mantle and al kaline, and you got to see the other league as well. so it was just kind of if you were a kid during those years, you know, when your most formative, when you're collecting baseball cards, all those kinds of things.