san francisco for the marathon tomorrow, and 58 degrees. stern grove festival as well, 60 degrees, and the garlic festival, 97 degrees. the former seattle pilots are taking the san francisco giants, they call them the brewers these days. first pitch at 10:5 p.m., mid- 50s overnight tonight. sun up at 6:11, and 64 in the city. 92 livermore, 83 san jose, and the usual low clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon all week long and all the way to next weekend. tonight all night tonight there's the nearly full moon, and if you don't have overcast skies you'll see a brilliant red star near the full moon. it's not a star, it's the planet mars closer than it's been since the year 2003. go out and have a look. that's weather, here's vern with sports.

. >>> hi, i'm a first baseman with the san francisco giants. dplad you' glad you're all watching. ♪ >>> welcome to this edition of g mag. i'm your host, amy gutierrez. so forever giants. yes, it's a marketing slogan, but for so many summer san francisco giants players, it really rings true. will clark, he certainly fits the bill. and for as easy as he made the game look, it wasn't always so effortless. the thrill sits down with us for a candid interview about his baseball career, and it is one you will not want to miss. enjoy. >> from the broadcast home of the san francisco giants, nbc bay area presents "giants clubhouse." >> i tell him this every time. i just love to say, we've got the thrill. it might be the best nickname ever. >> very -- >> do you not love your nickname? >> it's wonderful. short, sweet, rhymes. >> when did you get it? >> i got it my rookie bob brenly -- >> of course. >> we were doing spring training uf

. >> with large screens projecting the ceremony, san francisco's giants announcer brooks moon will em see the event. commemorative posts will be given out as a young woman of color who's interested in going into politics it's really inspiring. >> the artist behind the posters is brooke turner. >> if there's a little girl ow, she will understand that the sky is the limit. >> the co-chair of the policy transition committee that works francisco is underway. >> everybody wants the same thing. we want a safe san francisco and good ideas are coming out about that. . >> they are thrilled to be part of a new chapter in the city's history. >> it brings hope. that's something that's lacking and really exciting. >> this area is scheduled to open to the public at 10:00 a.m. 1,000 seats are available to the public on a first come, first serve basis. the ceremony is scheduled to start at 11:00 a.m. in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox two news. >>> one of london breed's first acts as mayor will involve one of her last acts as a san francisco supervisor. for a second time thnominee to it. breed was

the san francisco giants facing off against the oakland a's. and tonight the a's are expected to make history at the coliseum. >> we might make history because of the contrast between this, the fog over the city, and the complete warm temperatures coming inland! expected when the a's take on the giants tonight in oakland. so big... in fact...the a's say it will probably be the largest ever... for a baseball game at the coliseum. kpix five's katie nielsen joins us from the coliseum field. katie: you can already see fans >> reporter: we're only about 45 minutes away from the first hit in the battle of the bay game tonight. can you already see the fans are filling up the seats. now according to the a's, this is the first time in 13 years that they've taken the tarp off the upper deck for a baseball game! they're hoping it could lead to a record-setting crowd tonight. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: hours before the game even started, the rivalry between the a's and the giants was heating up in the parking lot. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: oka

. >> while the san francisco giants enshrined more to the wall of fame, ryan voegele got the call to the wall this afternoon. cane was part of all three world series championship games. and all three men process their love for the city of san francisco and their fans. >> the things i did on the mound a lot were because of the way you cheered in the stands. i can never say thank you enough, so thank you again, thank you for making me and my family welcome here, we feel like we're home every time we come to this city, and so thank you very much. >> i just wanted to thank the entire city of san francisco. this is a city that not only is really raw system to play in, but the fans are so intelligent and passion gnat. we're a family, we're friendly, we're all together as one. bringing home for the first time in 56 years or so, so thank you, fans, for being there every stap of the way. the team that i played with, the training staff, the coaches, everyone coming out to be part of this, it means a lot. it means a lot to the guys, it means a lot to me and i can't they the city, i can't thank

taking on your san francisco giants. and 65 at the start of the game. down to 57 in san francisco tonight. it will be a warm night in vallejo and concord. 60s for you. 67 for napa. 54 in santa rosa. microclimate forecast for castro valley, warm the next couple days. but the warm of the day was today for all of the bay area the warm of the day was today. but we stay above average all week long. tomorrow, castro valley 83 sunny and warm. above average on wednesday. sunshine 80 degrees. weather head lines fog free weather is likely at the beach. early tuesday, we will stay above average all week long. but we will be in the 60s at the coast. we will stay in the 90s inland. let's talk about why that's happening. we need a light onshore flow to pull that off. light enough that it doesn't make it inland but is there to keep you cool near the water. we have a ridge of high pressure to the south. light onshore flow a low pressure area very far away to the north. and also enhancing a light onshore flow. so just enough of a breeze from the ocean to keep things cool

. >>> the oakland a's and their fans are trying to set a record when san francisco giants visit the coliseum tonight. the aides say they have sold every seat and that includes the top level of mount davis above the outfield. that level includes 8100 seats. mount davis is open this weekend for the first time in 13 years. so if every seat is filled tonight, the a's will likely pass their all-time attendance record of 55,000 at 6:00 we'll hear from the a's president on the future in oakland. >>> some pros shared their expertise with a group of possible future hall of famers. >> point your shoulder at your target. >> just ahead the point of this practice, though, is just to have fun. we'll take you to an event in the east bay designed it promote play. >>> before the internet and television, there was radio. ahead, a local tribute to radio's golden age. >>> and accuweather outside from sutro tower showing you the fog already making a return this afternoon. we'll let you know what it means for sunday in the accuweather forecast coming up. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies

san francisco at 4:30 a.m. after an altercation with the suspect. this is a picture of that suspect that police say was taken right before the shooting. he's wearing a san francisco giants' hat and a sweatshirt that says fringe. >> this guy needs to be caught. so some other father isn't having to the kids and tell them that their baby brother or whoever, their uncle, has been shot and fothe in this case, police say they have some ideas but they're not releasing that information just yet. in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. the panel accused of killing a woman on a b.a.r.t. platform will be arraigned in couple of hours. >>> 27-year-old john lee dowel is charged with first degree murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and violation of parole. the father of his alleged victim nia wilson plans to be in the courtroom. >> no parent ever want to go through what i'm going through right now. and all i want is justice for my daughter. that's it. that's all. >> meanwhile, the memorial for nia at the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station is growing and police say both she and her sister were stabbed in their necks saturday night as they were transferring trains. the sister was injured and h

san francisco for the marathon tomorrow, and 58 degrees. stern grove festival as well, 60 degrees, and the garlic festival, 97 degrees. the former seattle pilots are taking the san francisco giants, they call them the brewers these days. first pitch at 10:5 p.m., mid- 50s overnight tonight. sun up at 6:11, and 64 in the city. 92 livermore, 83 san jose, and the usual low clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon all week long and all the way to next weekend. tonight all night tonight there's the nearly full moon, and if you don't have overcast skies you'll see a brilliant red star near the full moon. it's not a star, it's the planet mars closer than it's been since the year 2003. go out and have a look. that's weather, here's vern with sports. >> your knowledge knocks me over. unbelievable! hey, gang, it's saturday night. you know what that means? a twofer saturday. not just one sports segment, but two! home cooking in reverse coming up. you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for le

. >>> meantime skateboarding canines in san francisco. giants and brewers picking up bottom of the second. giants open the scoring when brandon crawford found the gap in right center. buster posey scored 1-0. but that was the lone run for madison baumgartner. ryan braun ran this battle into right field. the giants lost 3-1 too. the sun will shine tomorrow. >> yes it will. >> if the sun didn't shine tomorrow then i will shine tomorrow. >> you are always shining. >> we'll be right back. i hope the sunshines. we'll have the latest updates on the carr fire in redding on our morning news at 6 a-m, and on og >>> stephen colbert is next. >> we'll have the latest on the car fire on our morning news and on our website kpix.com. captioning sponsored by cbs >> are you worried that your lawyer will secretly record you? >> and that recording won't sound good? >> then call us. galino& farnz. >> we use only the best in secret recording equipment. >> we even have an onsight art toift ad piczar to self-incriminatings mum ling. >> say hi. >> why admit to paying o

i want to talk about the san francisco giants day game today.here's additional overflow parking if you plan to take the ferry. they're using that once again today with three shuttles over to the ferry terminal. 10:26, 10:36 and 10:46 are the times. next traffic update coming up at 5:00. >>> alexis, you like to cook. only on abc 7 news you'll hear about this. faster times and better tasting dishes with countertop oven. >> they're hoping braff a takes the place of other appliances that you have. it uses lamps to send out visible and invisible light. it speeds up cooking time but doesn't dry out your food like a microwave. many meals can be prepared twice as fast. in fact, a chef cooks salmon in 12 minutes. >> heat up the air and have the air heat up the food. or it can cook by conduction by changing wave lengths so we hit the tray and have the tray heat up the food instead. >> they've opened up a -- units will start shipping in novhoks. >> but you paid a thousand for your phone. >> well. that's because i am on it every minute. >>> there's music tr

san francisco. it just means so much to me to be able to do this. >> reporter: while the san francisco giants are on the road, the field at at&t park has been transformed. the infield dirt is gone, home plate stolen. and goalposts stand in place of foul poles. one by one, teams from each country marched out to the cheers of the crowds. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> the time now is 4:40. next, an ongoing battle to contain flames near yosemite. from being contained. the ferguson fire has now burned more than 21-thousand 7 >>> the big wildfire west of yosemite national park is a lobeing contained. the ferguson fire has now burned more than 21,000 acres and cal fire says it is only 7% contained. steep terrain also the toughest challenge for firefighters these days. yesterday, new evacuation orders went out for a mobile home park close to yosemite. and that's because thunderstorms on the other side of the park could move closer and cause erratic winds. to the north a wildfire is tearing through wheat fields in central oregon. some farmers are taking personal risks to save their crops. fire is t

see some amazing rugby being played in san francisco, it means so much to me to be able to do this, i feel lucky to come. >> reporter: while the san francisco giantsthe road, the field at at&t park has been transformed. the infield dirt is gone, home plate stolen, and goalpost stand in place of the foul poles. one by one, teams from each country marched out to the cheers of the crowd today at the party. >> reporter: new zealand are the reigning champion in both men's and women's competitions. matches start tomorrow. team usa women will play in the early afternoon. the men will play at night. in san francisco, kpix5. >>> he's a 49ers heartthrob, one of the bay area's most eligible bachelors, now jimmy g is turning heads for his night on the truck -- town with a porn star. >> reporter: disaster on the big screen, a harrowing new look at the night a deadly inferno roared through santa rosa. >>> and, tourists killed when but what about what jimmy g does off the field? rback was >>> 49er fans love what he does on the field, but what about what jimmy g does off the field. the quarterback was spotted wining and dining a porn star. kpix5's emily turner as

grizzlies for the 2012-2013 season, and out of happenstance, the same job opened up for the san francisco giants. i applied, not knowing if i would get it, but i would kick myself if i didn't apply. i was so nervous, i never lived anywhere outside of fridays know, andfridays -- fresno, and i got an interview. and then, i got a second interview, and i got more nervous because know the thought of leaving fresno and my family and friends was scary, but this opportunity was on the other side. but i had to try, and lo and behold, i got the job, and my first day was january 14, 2014. every game day was a puzzle, and i have to figure out how to put the pieces together. i have two features that are 30 seconds long or a minute and a 30 feature. it's fun to put that altogetl r together and then lay that out in a way that is entertaining for the fans. a lucky seat there and there, and then, some lucky games that include players. and then i'll talk to lucille, can you take the shirt gun to the bleachers. i just organize it from top to bottom, and it's just fun for me. something, we don't know how it's going

. >>> happening tonight, game one of the annual bay bridge series between the a's and san francisco giants>> the a of are one of the hottest teams in baseball right now marking a bay anniversary as well. the team moved to oakland from kansas city 50 years ago. the oakland museum of california has created a new exhibit and three home grown heroes bes dennis eckersley and rick in hernandez and dave stewart. you will will see photographs and memorabilia. the exhibit is through the october. >> 4:55 a.m. tracking a little bit of light drizzle mainly along the coast i have a weak ripple of energy moving through. the bigger picture is adding cloud cover and it feels humid out there. today we have cloud cover early on. by the afternoon we shall see a little bit of sunshine squeaking out of there and the humidity droiing out. 68 in san francisco. 73 in oakland. 82 in san jose. if you are at at&t park for the ball game, 62 for the fish pitch and brezy. let's check on the roads with arlgsis. >> good morning, drew. most areas great start this morning looking live at state route 87 in the south bay. fu

. >>> it is good that the san francisco giants are on the road right now because inside at&t park theield dirt is gone. home plate stolen and while the foul poles still remain only these goal poles matter. >> ruined the baseball field. >> temporarily overlaid a pitch, yes. >> reporter: she's not talking about fastball, that's pitch as in rugby. she's the general manager of a world cup you may never have known is coming to town this weekend. the rugby 7s, 40 teams of men and women from 28 countries including new zealand whose players say they like it here. >> we do love the american accents. >> we have accents? >> i thought it was the other way around. >> reporter: until friday they will be practicing here on treasure island, the american team stands a good chance this year. they're not out just to win this event but to sell the sport. >> for the american sporting public it checks all the boxes. it's powerful, physical, high moving, collisions, contact. >> reporter: and no whining, despite the brutality the players would never conduct themselves in their world cup the way we just saw i

. >> reporter: the sign says at&t park, but it was hard to recognize the home of the san francisco giants. let's go giants chants were replaced with this. >> usa. >> reporter: and instead of pandas and giraffes you could see eagles in the crowd. the only familiar face, lucille getting down in the stands while the giants were across the bay bridge in the east bay, at&t park turned into the home for the rugby world cup seven. >> we've been just having so much fun here. and we welcome all the countries here. we love the spirit. we love everything about it. >> reporter: this is a the first rugby cup on american soil with roughly 100,000 fans expected. some fans in the stands showed up in creative costumes, showing pride for their country. >> he's british. i'm american. we're a couple. what better idea than a red coat and blue coat? >> reporter: and these fans got to watch usa and england square off in the quarterfinals, with usa losing in extra time. >> a lot of heart there. you see all season long. we play to this type of game. >> reporter: zach played on the national sevens team for seven y

. >>> meantime skateboarding canines in san francisco. giants and brewers picking up bottom of the second. giants open the scoring when brandon crawford found the gap in right center. buster posey scored 1-0. but that was the lone run for madison baumgartner. ryan braun ran this battle into right field. the giants lost 3-1 too. the sun will shine tomorrow. >> yes it will. >> if the sun didn't shine tomorrow then i will shine tomorrow. we'll have the latest updates on the carr fire in redding on our morning news at 6 a-m, and on our website kpix dot com. good night. >>> stephen colbert is next. >> we'll have the latest (inspiring music) - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun, and healthy living, but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues? if your smile is holding back your social or professional life, if your health is suffering because of dental challenges, or if enjoying a steak dinner is just a dream, here is the good news, clear choice dental impl

. >>> some san francisco giants fans are sleeping in their baseball team's ballpark right now. the slumber party featured pizza, snacks and games last night and playing catch in the outfield also some jumbotron screenings of two films. a league of their own and "star wars," "the last jedi." one man said it's a special way to bond with his son. >> i'm getting emotional. that's really what life is all about. so getting that opportunity is real special. >> this morning, fans will wrap up the sleepover and then they will have breakfast on the field. >> i don't have any kids but i would love to do that just to be on the field, such a atne. >> see where big leaguers play. >> i heard some ballplayers were going to sing on the jumbotron. >> were they cold last night? >> a little foggy and damp for them so it may be like a little misty throughout this morning too but i'm sure it's still a great time. breakfast i'm sure will be loving at at&t park. so yes, not bad but a little chilly so, yes, this morning before you step outside maybe grab a sweater. we are feeling a little muggy especia

. >> got skate boarding canines in san francisco. giants and brewers, san francisco opened the scoring when crawford found a gap. posey scored to make it 1- nothing. brewers up a run and ryan braun won this battle and guess what, the giants won 3-1 too last night. the record now is 52 and 53. a big game later for petaluma national. we're talking baseball and the drag racing nationals up at sonoma raceway. take your noise reduction if you're going to check that out. that is sports at this hour. i'll see you later. >>> bay area rapper g eay vibac community. he paid a special visit to larkin street youth services yesterday, the largest youth drop-in organization in the city. he gave the organization $50,000 and clothing as particle of his new non profit called endless summer fun. >> i mean being in front of the kids, like having these conversations, hearing these stories one-on-one, sharing time, sharing space, sharing energy with these people and just getting to really connect is moving, you know. it's humbling. it's inspiring in a lot of way

the oakland a's versus the san francisco a's versus the the oakland to head.. the oakland a's versus the san francisco giants match up between two teams that are as similar as they are rivals. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to fans.. and joins us live from oakland with that story. hermela? this is a huge game.. sold out..breaking records. there are more than 56-thousand people at this stadium tonight. the turnout was so big that they opened an extra deck in teh stadium called mount davis.. for the first time in 13 eyars. andrea sousa/giants fanit's a battle of the bay basically you know you have oakland and san are like total rivals you know but everybody them you know. raiders and niners. youkknow fun.fanthis game is because we are playing the playing the rival team across the records are we are almost are not there yet, we both trying to playoffs. e came in this game.. officials mount davis... deck in the stadium for in 13 years to ticket sales. . roughly 8-fans to watch this contentious game. andrea sousa/giants fanit's fun and we watch the different games. last time we came it was yankees and the a's. an

the old seattle pilots that morphed into the milwaukee brewers are playing the san francisco -- san francisco giants it will be breezy and cool, a temperature of about 61 degrees. we will take in the game tomorrow. 54 for santa rosa, 55 at napa, lows in the mid to upper 50s. sunrise at 6:11 am. fairfield climbs to 93, livermore, 92, redwood city, 79, san francisco, 64. in the extended forecast, we will go with the low clouds along the -- the shoreline. sun by the coast in the afternoon for the most part. even as far as we look into next weekend, inland, no major changes in temperatures. temperatures around the bay will be in the low 70s. that is the weather, ladies and gentlemen, as for what is ahead for us, michelle has something to rap about. >> -- >>> bay area rapper, g-eazy, did not forget where he came from. he is giving back to the community in a big way. weekend.. and giving back to his community. he paid a special visit to san cisco's "lar >>> bay area rapper, g-eazy, is back in the bay area today. he paid a special visit to larkin youth services yesterday, dropping a dish rack -- dropping o

san francisco city hall right now where we will begin the inauguration of mayor-elect london breed. >> -- city of san francisco. i am brooks-moon public announcer for the three-time champion san francisco giants. thank you. also, aprd supporter of our new mayor, london n. breed. it is truly my great honor to serve as your emcee this morning and i want to start by all-stars for their performance. an our festivities started this morning. by now, you're all familiar with mayor breed's inspiring story. raised in the western edition by her loving grandmother, hearing gunshots in the background trying to study for high school exams, overcoming numerous tragedies in the words of dr. maya angelou, and still she did rise. no matter what adversity she faced, or how many setbacks she endured she never, ever lost focus on her dreams. her amazing story should serve as a especially to our young people here today, that if you believe in yourself you can truly accomplish anything. and and now, we are honored to beme mayor-elect breed with a very special performance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mayor-elect breed, please have a seat. and give it once again for the kungpooc dancers and that, san francisco, is how you make an ent

the a's winning in dramatic fashion in the bottom of the 11th, 4-3 over the san francisco giants. 4 hours and 4 minutes of baseball played tonight. here is something you don't see every day. look over my shoulder here. mount davis even opened up tonight. you know, this rivalry is really something special, this bay bridge series, and of course it's even enough to divide some families here that we spoke with today. >> when the a's and giants get together for are the bay bridge series, you can always expect a party. >> serve right here! family! it's all love, man! >> u.s. all love! while we -- it's all love! why can't we just hang out and have a good time! >> i think it's cool, and i hope they win today, since yesterday the giants won, so i hope the a's win today. >> reporter: the entire clan was here, even a grandmother celebrating her 60th birthday. >> this is all my children and grandchildren, and it's fabulous. we're all giants, and i can't believe that my daughter and grandson are a's, but we'll live with it. >> reporter: the big party it was inside the coliseum, but some fans have litt

san francisco. [applause] i am renel brooks-moon, public address announcer for your three-time world champion san francisco giants. [applause] thank you. also a long-time friend and proud supporter of our new mayor, london n. breed. [applause] it is truly my great honor to serve as your m.c. this morning and i want to start by thanking the high school all-stars for their performance. [applause] talented young people. thank you so much. a great way to get our festivities started this morning. by now you're all familiar with mayor breed's inspiring story. raised in the western addition by her loving grandmother, hearing gunshots in the background as she tried to study for her high school exams, overcoming numerous tragedies. in the words of dr. mya angelou, "and still she did rise." [applause] no matter what adversity she faced or how many setbacks she endured she never, ever lost focus on her dream. her amazing story should serve as a reminder to us all, especially to our young people here today that if you believe in yourself you can truly accomplish anything and she is, indeed, an inspiration to us all. is she n

last weekend, the a's took two of three from the giants in san francisco. p their last series of batting practice edges changing pleasant tris with their counterparts from across the bay and the giants will be in the cage momentarily. they are playing better than any team in baseball. they have won 21 of the last 27 games. and they are now three games out of a wild card spot, the a's and mariners playing for one wild card spot in the american league. it was interesting being inside the clubhouse. i asked the guys about the timing of the all star break and they all agreed that while they really need the mental and physical break, through.5 months of baseball is a grind, there is no question it might upset the mojo because they have been playing so well. to a man they are looking forward to the last 2.5 months of the season. >> it's like play-off baseball. >> we have the group of guys that compete at the highest level. so we are trying to continue to do what we have been doing. >> it's fun. er. >> we loose and clicking on all cylinders. not trying to get too h

i've got the san francisco giants. i've got news on buster posey, out of the all-star game with a nagging hip injury nagging him much of the season. but the giants get to the fifth inning with the turning point here, as the ball is thrown away at first. that tied the game at one. it went extras. in the 11th, it's a walkoff, and we're done here. giants beat the cubs 2-1, seventh walkoff of the season. the a's deep in the heart of texas, in houston, scoreless till the 7th. thin piscotty, it's gone. he's homered for the third straight game. that's your sports this hour. back to the morning show. >>> vern, thank you. world cup semi-finals are kicking off this morning and there's a viewing party in downtown san francisco at sue beerman park on washington and drum streets starting at 11:00 a.m. france takes on belgium today in the first semi-final. croatia versus england in the other semi-final tomorrow. >>> great news out of thailand, all the soccer players and their coach saved from a flooded cave, and the rescue mission is

just in case you joined us late, the san francisco giants took care of the oakland a's in game one.t the coliseum. 5-1 was the final in favor of the giants. that is the sporting life. it is time for more news with frank and julie.>>> coming up, a secret recording of a conversation between president trump and his attorney. there discussion about payment to a former playboy model.>>> o can be used. >>> a recording made two months is in the hands of robert mueller. good evening. >> the recording was seized by the fbi during the rate of attorney michael cohen's office really good this year. do the tapes indicate wrongdoing? here is a report.>> reporter: michael cohen's offices were raided in april. by may it was announced he was no longer part of the presidents legal team. the question now is is he cooperating with federal prosecutors. >> reporter: the fall 2006 10 recording was seized by the fbi during a raid early this year. they are said to include a discussion about a hushed payment to karen mcdougall, the playboy centerfold who said

happening today, three former pitchers for the san francisco giants will be inducted into the wall of fame. it's happening during a special pregame ceremony. they will join the 49 previous giants recognized for their work for the franchise. first pitch is at 6:05 tonight. >>> a matchup today at 5:00 p.m. last night oak learned tried to extend their winning streak. larry beil has the highlights. >> good morning, everyone. the a's pounding the ball. the hit parade, you would figure it would continue last night at coors field. no, no, no. the pregame tradition, chugging red bull. we do that before the morning show. it's a tradition here as well. this is a first. manaya on the hill and arenado about to maim him unhappy.unhapn the a's offense, silent under the seventh. jed lowrie down the line. matt chapman scores 3-1. more late-inning magic? top of the eighth, bases loaded, two outs, chappy, ooh, he thought it was low, i thought it was low, they said strike three. >>> hey, the skateboard dog is back an at&t park. the mao entertaining thin was the pooch. the giants go ahead on the board fi

. >> she will be sworn in by another former san francisco mayor gavin newsom. san francisco giantshe's going to emcee the event performing the national anthem to the curtis family, a group of siblings ages 8-13. they call themselves the c- notes. the san francisco gay men's chorus will also provide entertainment. >>> for a second time the board of supervisors rejected mayor mark ferrell's nominee to the police commission. he wanted to reappoint long time commissioner joseph marshall but the board blocked it by a vote of 8-3. london breed was one of the supervisors who supported the appointment. some who rejected marshall says he's too close to the police union. others say the new mayor should have a say in the selection. it's not clear if the mayor will pick marshall or if he would accept it. >>> a man accused of killing a mother and her adult daughter last week in antioch is due in court today. the 55 -year old valinda scott and her daughter were shot july july 5th inside their home on delta fair boulevard. the daughter died at the scene and her mother died later that day. the 35-

san francisco at 4:30 a.m. after an altercation with the suspect. this is a picture of that suspect that police said was taken right before the shooting. he's wearing a san francisco giantsat and a sweatshirt that says fringe. >> this guy needs to be caught. so some other father isn't having to call the kid and tell them that their baby brother or whoever their uncle has been shot and killed. >> as for the motive in this case, police say they have some ideas but they're not releasing that information just yet. in san francisco. >>> it hand been released and already in hot water. why people want this netflix show canceled. >>> serena williams sounds off online saying she's being randomly drug tested more than others. why she's calling it discrimination. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. gd anpot wo

be 18 out of 22, and pablo sandoval, back from nowhere, to take care of business with the san francisco giants walkoff hit, sunday he had five rbis, the walkoff hit, we don't have the video though, and here is pablo sandoval talking about stuff back with the giants.>> the ups and downs during the career, you have to be humble, do everything you can to be the same guy you were before, so a lot of teens, you have to stay focused, and be part of this team for the rest of my career.>> pablo is back, doing a good job, giants against the cubs this evening. >>> in the meantime, the wimbledon young mother, serena, well on her way to another wimbledon championship, facing the italian camila georgi, she is playing like number 1, and a pretty good shot at going the distance, she came on strong to win the final two sets, and top 10 seated women all out, i would say she has a clear path to victory. we can wrap it up right there. >>> the giants are in action and the a's. >> it is funny to hear serena williams ranked 25th, we know she took time off, but it is weird.>> absolutely. >> one mom not to mess with.

san francisco 66. what is the big deal? the record high 103 in 1988, that tied 103 on july 17, 2000. i remember that well because i was at the giants game that day. that was only the second hottest. september 1, last september san francisco had their all-time high of 106. that is the record for the hottest ever. plenty of fog. a typical pattern. it is june gloom carried into july. we have 60s and 70s. the city officially 56. look at all the great out there. on the coast and the bay the temperatures are going far. the tropical monsoon moisture will be here late thursday into friday. there is a possibility for the best opportunity to get showers again. we have the last friday to the north. 60s to 90s. inland warm to hot, around the bay and coast, pretty cool. i don't see anything except thursday when we could have thunderstorm activity. >> we have a 10 acre fire south san jose off of 101 and bailey road. moderate growth, but the winds right now ? >> not that strong. once the fog burns up and the winds pick up, but i have not seen anything strong down towards san jose. fire creates its own, as you know, but there's nothing that strong

made some at saturday night's bay bridge series game between the oakland athletics and the san francisco giants. this sellout crowd is the largest attendance in a's coliseum history. >> 10,000 people up there, almost 55,000, 56,000 people in the stadium. it's going to be a great night. >> reporter: what does that feel like? >> whenever i tush my hern my h there's a person. >> reporter: what do you think about all these people? >> it's so crowded and sometimes you can't walk. >> it's awesome. i waited my whole life for them to help up that top section. >> reporter: the top section open for the first time in 13 years is mt. davis. fans seated here in mt. davis are clearly not afraid of heights whereas i'm white knuckling the railing because as you can see, we're a long way from the field. >> reporter: the a's honor the 1989 world series championship team. loma prieta rattled game 16. and the championship game never happened. >> at the time, it wasn't a bigs are happy to attend. >> when we played here, we drew almost 3,000 people, what it tells you if you win they will come. >> reporter: or if you

reporter: -- and made some at saturday night's bay bridge series game between o athletics and san francisco giants. this sell-out crowd is the largest attendance in a's coliseum history. >> 10,000 people up there, almost 55, 56,000 people in the stadium. it's going to be a great night. >> reporter: what does that feel like? >> like whenever i turn my head, there's a person. >> what do you think of all these people? >> it's so crowded. and sometimes you can't walk. >> it's awesome. i waited my whole life for them to open up that top section. >> reporter: the top section, open for the first time in 13 years is mt. davis. >> fans seated here on mt. davis are clearly not afraid of heights, but i'm white knuckling the railing, because we are a long ways from the field. looking back on history, the a's honored the '89 world series championship team. a victory parade never happened because of earthquake damage. >> at the time, it wasn't a big deal. >> reporter: but now, a's legends are back for their long overdue parade. dennis eckersley is happen to see the a's renaissance. >> you take for granted when

. >>> turning to sports now, the san francisco giants did the a's a favor by beating the mariners 4-3. the giants went up 3-2 after a solo run by hunter pence. the giants had a winning rbi in the ninth. they play the mariners again this afternoon and that will be broadcast on facebook. >>> coming up at 5:30 this morning, still waiting to see if president trump will respond this morning to a newly released secret recording. you'll hear part of the audio that links the president to a playboy model. >>> the man accused of killing a woman at a bart station is expected in court today. details on the charges he's facing. >>> the east bay commute is thick now as we take a live look at highway 4. we'll take a look at east bay drives when we come back. >>> for some, today is the hottest day of the month. for others, a foggy cool day so we'll take a look at wednesday temperatures. so far, okay at sfo but there's thick fog in the areas. introducing jack's new $3 sauced & loaded fries. you get our hot and salty fries, smothered in cheddar cheese and creamy guacamole plus your choice of 3 tasty to

. >>> the san francisco giants and the oakland a's are playing their final weekend of baseball beforeak and they are playing each other. scott reiss is at at&t park where the series resumes. this year both teams are in contention. aren't the a's the hottest team in baseball now? >> reporter: frank, they are indeed. and, you know, we think back to last year at this time, and we were counting the days to start of nfl training camps because both teams were buried in the standings and that's not the case as we head into this battle of the bay. the giants and a's both playing very well. they are both very much in the thing of things here as we approach the unofficial first half of the baseball season. you mentioned the all star break on sunday. let's talk about the giants. just three games out in the national league west. even though they have managed to sort of tread water with all the injuries, they are three games over .500 but they are tied for third very much in the n.l. west race, very much up for grabs and across the bay you have an a's team and you mentioned it. they have won 19 of

ricks: san francisco giant. >> your best sport? he one yousupport, t like best? mr. ricks: >> good for health. what are your favorite movies? mr. ricks: the original star wars. >> you have a lot of takers on that one. your go to website? mr. ricks: google. >> one way you disconnect. mr. ricks: where do i disconnect? in the woods. i like the outdoors. >> a favorite vacation spot. mr. ricks: jackson hole wyoming. >> now you can find him there. describe, if you could, detroit in one word. mr. ricks: the tigers. [laughter] [applause] >> beautiful, yes. time,is will need some advice to your 25-year-old self. mr. ricks: slow down. be more patient. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, what a treat. dave ricks. mr. ricks: thank for having me. appreciate it. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] cities weekend, c-span's tour takes you to love it, texas. with the help of our cable partners, as we explore lubbocks literary sc

at saturday night's bay bridge series game between the oakland athletics and san francisco giants. this sellout crowd is the atten coliseum history. >> 10,000 people up there. almost stadium. it's going to be a great night. >> reporter: what does that feel like? >> like whenever i turn my head, there's a person. >> reporter: what do you think of all these people? >> that it's so crowded, and sometimes we can't walk. >> i waited my whole life for them to open up that top section. >> reporter: the top section, open for the first time in 13 years, is mt. davis. fans seated here are clearly not afraid of heights where as i am white-knuckling the railway, because as you can see, we are a long way up from the field. ethquake damage, game three never happened. >> at the time it wasn't a big deal. >> reporter: but now a's legends are back for their long overdue parade. dennis is happy to see the a's renaissance. >> what it tells you is if you win, they will come. >> reporter: or build it and they will come, which is what the a's president is hoping for with the new stadium. >> it's going t

. >> it is good that the san francisco giants are on the road right now because inside at&t park theield dirt is gone. home plate, stolen. and while the foul poles still remain, only these goal poles matter. >> ruined the baseball field. >> temporarily overlaid the pitch, yes. >> rosy spalding is not talking fastballs. that's pitch as in rugby. she is the general manager of a world cup you may never have known is coming to town this weekend. the rugby sevens. 40 teams of men and women from 28 countries, including new zealand, whose players say they like it here. >> we do love the accent. we love the american accents. >> we have accents? >> yeah. >> i thought it was the other way around. >> no. >> until friday, they'll be practicing on treasure island. the american team stands a good chance this year. they're not out just win this event, but to sell the sport. >> the american sport ticks all the boxes. it's powerful. it's physical. it's fast-moving. it's high speed. there is collisions. there is contact. >> and no whining. despite the brutality, these players would never conduct thems

. >>> three former pitchers for the san francisco giants will be indid you getted into the wall of fameay, happening during a special pregame ceremony. they will join the 49 previous giants who have been recognized for their work for the franchise. 9 ceremony starts at 2:00 this afternoon at will y mays mays s >>> today is a matchup of two of the hottest teams in baseball. last night oakland tried to extend their season-high six-game winning streak. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everybody. the a vets absolutely pounding the ball. you figured it would continue last night at hitter-friendly coors field. no, no, no. the new tradition chugging red bull. we do that. it's a tradition here as well. shawn manaya, first hit in the majors. he's happy. he kills the giants in doing damage on the a's, 3-0 rockies in the fifth. the a's offense is silent until the seventh. matt chapman scores 3-1. more late-inning magic on the way perhaps? top of the eighth, bases loaded, two outs, chappy, ooh, he thought it was low, i thought it was low, they said strike th