. >>> ambitious, off-season plans for the san francisco giants. and they have nothing to do with baseball. >> i think san francisco's kind of a pioneer for sustainability. >>> kpix5 news at starts right now. two brutal killings. the victims were shot to death. >> kpix5 spoke to a woman that was living at the murder scene. >> reporter: the victims car crashed into a home on douglas avenue. 11 am saturday morning, a sedan crashed into a front gate. the driver and the passenger were shot multiple times. >> it is scary. and around that time my kids would be playing in the front. the good thing is, they were not outside. >> reporter: not only saving her house, a refrigerator in the driveway. inside of the car a young man from dublin and his girlfriend from daly city. neighbors said that they heard the gunfire, but they did not see who was firing off the rounds. >> they don't know where it came from. but it sounded so close. >> reporter: what oakland police officers arrived on scene, they found the pair slumped over and unresponsive. >> it seemed like th

to the san francisco giants for welcoming us to the neighborhood.s to david manicka and will hoff for designing this incredible building and to our general contractors for building it. and just thanks to steve codda, jason elliott, p.j. johnson, sean elsburn, seth boxer and mary murphy. and then there is our amazing staff, my teammates. enjoy this day. every one of you should be proud, knowing that you have a piece of this moment. i'm proud to be your teammate. in a city that doesn't spend tax dollar on sports facilities, founding partners take on an even more important role. building a privately financed arena would not be possible without them. at the top of that list is j.p. morgan chase. more than three and a half years ago, chase and the warriors had a shared vision and resulted in a 20-year partnership to call this building chase center. in addition to chase, since then, we have announced a list of our founding partners who, without them, this simply would not be possible. we gather here today as part of our kaiser permanente community-based p

meanwhile nothing could upstage bruce bochy yesterday in his fond farewell for the san francisco giantsand their fans. but i'll tell you something came close one of the most popular san francisco giants ever. tim lincecum made a bit of a surprise entrance yesterday. he admitted that he has struggled in his post baseball life. he has not officially retired. and they had their own unique perspective. what a lousy ovation he got and bruce bochy loved playing for him. >> and it felt personal playing for him. any time that he would take with you and any conversation that they would have to come by into the office, you felt like you were a territory and not just a professional. and that is the advice that i got from him and he made me feel like i was a part of the family. >> all right, now ever popular still looks like a kid and that he still has not retires. do you know anything about football? struggling big time. their fans are frustrated. now check this out in case you missed it over the weekend making it into the tunnel as they were trailing at half time and made their way into the locke

the san francisco giants moved to their new park at 24 willie mays plaza a decade later the san francisco, 49 ers played their last game here in 2013, before relocating to santa clara. the state officially closed in 2014. and it took close to a year for crews to complete the demolition. now what was once a san francisco icon at this point remains a vacant lot to still be a tremendous development currently developer 5 point has plans to build and and regional retail space and in addition to a hotel works and performance venues. 5 point says it will construct more than 7200 homes, some 35% of those units will be considered affordable housing and that will mean that people who are of modest means. >>we'll have an opportunity to get this housing doctor veronica honey cut is chair of the mayor's hunters point shipyard citizens advisory committee. >>she's working to ensure the community is represented by what's eventually approved by the city and county of san francisco and developed by 5 point. she understands patients may be running thin on the project but is confident it will happen we as me

i would say five most popularplayers in san francisco giants history.e admitted to not playing baseball is a little bit of a struggle, but man he loves his time with bruce bochy. >> it felt personal playing for him. any time that he took with you and he has any conversation with you, that you felt like you were there from a personal standpoint. not just a professional. and that is the vibe i got from him. he always made me feel like i was a part of the family. >>> all right, now still looks g. got a kick out of this play. driving it d the old hook and l works for 33 yards. the chiefs are good and tricky. and looking good. all right, the baseball regular season closes out, this might have been one of the plays of the year. steve wilkerson. deep at fenway park going up and over for the orioles to take a home run away from jackie bradley jr. sensational play. it is pretty exciting. in case you missed it, this happened in buffalo. 1,400 couples applied married at half ti the proceede it was jim kelly who walked the bride down the aisle sort to speak. kevin

. >>> coming up next former san francisco giant who will head to home plate to a famous kid song. >>> thvan gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. aaddiction. how juuline hooked kids and ignited an public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> geraldo parra walking to the batter's box to the kid song baby shark. now with the nationals. it is possible he could use the song in the world series. >>> we will see you at 11. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: thank you. thank y'all. i ap

former first baseman for the san francisco giants. >> i was in center field after running a wind sprintnd i was walking back to the right field line when all hell broke loose at 5:04 p.m. >>> we'll tell you about the alarming discovery found in 95% of baby foods tested. >>> also, as more americans struggle under student loan debt, we'll show you how executives' one major lender celebrated their sales success at a hawaiian resort ahead on "nightly news." >>> for years we covereded the local housing crisis and how teachers specifically are often priced out of the market. well, today, facebook is stepping up giving 25 million bucks to build affordable housing. here's the deal. facebook is teaming up with santa clara county to fund a housing complex in palo alto. this is a rendering of the complex there. it would be between 90 and 120 units for teachers and other public service workers. this will be built on 1 1/2 acres of county-owned land on grant avenue in palo alto right next to california avenue. >> when the santa clara county approached us about this project they've been trying to get

there are also several strong aftershocks that took over the 6.9 earthquake hit just as the san francisco giants and the oakland a's squared off for game 3 of the world series. shaking going on we have several earthquakes, including 2 and pleasant hill now 1, 1, to 4.5 magnitude quake and rattled the bay area sending dozens of aftershocks are looking at videos from cameras within folks homes around the bay area and there were several more quakes in hollister since then we definitely felt those 2. well earthquake warning on able to everyone in california through smartphone app developed at u c berkeley. so the warnings are produced by the state's shake alert system kron four's michelle kingston explains just how it works. >>that man can let you know if they'll be shaking in your area. >>book building shook. i mean it shook and shook and shook. >>also shocked when i first fell 2 people are still talking about the 4.5 magnitude earthquake that shook the east bay earlier this week it was incredible u c berkeley is releasing a smartphone app on thursday called my shake it will send earthquake early w

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

we are blessed to have two amazing teams that draw people from all over the bay area, the san francisco giants golden state warriors. using water as a mode of transportation is not only amazing but a great ride. it is so relaxing. i want to thank my family in the golden gate bridge board. they have really been great partners with san francisco and with water transit. we are happy to have you all here today to join us. bay area council. thank you, jim wonder man, the port and warriors and really doing this kind of thing takes a lot of people to make it happen. this is just the temporary location. fingers crossed for the permanent location. we are hoping to get that thing open sooner rather than later. when that happens it is going to be a game changer boaster is going to be right there. who wouldn't want to basically hospital on the ferry to get to a warriors game or go to a concert. the way to time it will be absolutely outstanding. this is the future of san francisco, making it possible to get around easily and to make sure that we are doing good-bye the environment and reducing congestion an

marks the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake the 6.9 earthquake hit just south san francisco giants. >>and the oakland a's squared off for game 3 of the world series. early earthquake warning alerts will be available through a smartphone app which is great to have. the quake is remembered for the devastation that it caused around the bay area also for changing the way our precious are built kron four's explains how the bay bridge can now withstand the strongest quakes. >>when we had that collapsed at pier the 9 on the eastern span of the bay bridge. it began us thinking about a different way of dealing with earthquakes. >>strong and rigid that's how caltrans described the san francisco oakland bridge. back in 1989. now 30 years later, it's known as the most seismically advanced bridge ever built right from from the loma prieta earthquake that happened in 1989 to 2013 when it actually opened. >>it was an odyssey of of fate finding the financing in determining what bridge to be built and and actually realizing the structure. >>as the anniversary of the loma prieta quake is upon us cal

.>> reporter: among the other guest to attend at the fundraisers today were san francisco giants president and the mayors of oakland and san francisco. >>> another democratic candidate bernie sanders is expected to be released from the hospital in the coming days. today his wife released a statement that said his doctors are pleased with his progress. and there has been no need for any additional procedures. earlier this week sanders had chest pain during a campaign event and was taken to a hospital. doctors discovered a blockage in an artery and inserted stents. senders wife said he is going to rest for the next few days but he plans to take part in the next debate on october 15. >>> a new poll of likely democratic voters in california puts three candidates in a cluster at the top. elizabeth warren got 23% support. followed closely by joe biden at 22%. and senator sanders at 21%. the public policy institute poll found 8% of voters support commonly harris. no other candidate got more than 3% support. >>> healthcare workers joined the picket lines today the second day of the countywide stri

the san francisco giants moved to their new park at 24 willie mays plaza a decade later the san francisco, 49 ers played their last game here in 2013, before relocating to santa clara. the state officially closed in 2014. and it took close to a year for crews to complete the demolition. >>now what was once a san francisco icon at is point remains a vacant lot this will be a tremendous development currently developer 5 point has plans to build 750,000 square feet of office research development space 300,000 square feet of neighborhood and regional retail space and in addition to performance venu those units will be considered affordable housing and that will mean. >>that people who are of modest means. we'll have an opportunity. >>to get this housing doctor veronica honey cut is chair of the mayor's hunters point shipyard citizens advisory committee, she's working to ensure the community is represented by what's eventually approved by the city and county of san francisco and developed by 5 point. she understands patients may be running thin on the project but is confident it will happen we

san francisco fire department. there we go. look to your right, you can see it. some of us also remember that there was a world series game going on between the giants and the a's. [indiscernible] come on up, chief. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am the chief of the san francisco fire department. [cheers and applause] thank you very much. when battalion chief anita proudly was speaking, she was speaking about our retired firefighter named jury shannon. many of you have probably seen him in the newspaper of late. he saved a woman named shara, here in the marina and thankfully he has showed up today and welcome. we all look up to you. [applause] >> thanks. >> do you want to say a couple of words? >> yes. i'm flattered by all of what has gone on since the earthquake and immediately after. i want to take this chance to talk about something that i beg these reporters to pass on, and they would promise me they would and it never happened. i didn't do this rescue. the fire department did this rescue and the people out there in the rescue squads, i was a mediocre fireman. these guys were trained way above my pay grade. and what they do on a daily basis, we are in insuran

between the san francisco giants and the oakland a's. was just over four minutes into the broadcast. when the quake struck. the game coming to a halt. chaos and confusion followed. the shaking stopped there was massive damage all across the bay area. it was also a display of resiliency and strength. people their lives to save others. >>> lot of firefighters did good work. a lot of civilians did even better work. we don't have any training. >> reporter: retired deputy fire chief said it is a reminder about the importance of preparedness. >>> everyone remembers exactly where they were that day. where were you?>>> i was at candlestick part. a production assistant for abc news covering the world series. initially i did not know what was going on. the ground was shifting. i thought it was the amount of fans in the park. until you see a huge chunk of concrete on the ground. you carry on. you do interviews. you talk to people. you just do what you are there to do. there was a lot of confusion.>>> were a lot of people running out of the stadium?

and kenny, back to you. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio, thank you. >>> in a few hours the san francisco giants last news conference of the year. the team will reflect back on this past season and look ahead to plans for the 2020 season. the giants, of course, aren't heading into the postseason this year. >> no. but they are making some pretty big changes. the giants are planning a major waterfront project at oracle park. a renovation at mccovey cove including a new waterfront park, tide pools and a kayak launch pad. the giants unveiled the early designs. fans praised the wide promenade as well as the beach area that would replace the boulders there now. even new protections against sea level rise. >> whenever there's a king tide event, the water rises really, really high and sometimes they will come out on embarcadero and those nights when you're biking or walking there, global warming is very clear. >> the project is expected to break ground later this winter. >> i think it's one of the best parks in the entire country so these additions should make it even better and greener. >> yeah, looks

the event at senator feinstein's home was attended by san francisco mayor london breed, oakland mayor libby schaaf and san francisco giants ceo, larry baer. >>> pg&e's attorney fees and its bankruptcy caseexpensive ev court records show that pg&e's lawyers fees have reached $140 million and is expected to grow even higher. pg&e filed for bankruptcy in january, mostly due to billions of dollars in claims related to wildfires. pg&e is rolling out a new service tied to that power shut off safety program. now, you can sign up for alerts that will notify you when pg&e plans to shut off electricity in certain zip codes. this new tool lets you keep track of power shut off even if you don't live in the area where the lights are going out. it's aimed at helping the parents of older children, caretakers and others who want to stay informed about possible power shut offs in areas away from their own homes. >>> 5:40 am. two bay area women rushed to help others after the las vegas concert massacre. they are still trying to cope with the trauma they endured and next the reason they say time has only made it harder to deal with the afte

the event at senator feinstein's home was attended by san francisco mayor london breed, oakland mayor libby schaaf in san francisco giant ceo larry baer . >>> governor newsom signed a law that makes it illegal to distribute video and audio clips edited to damage a candidates reputation within 60 days of an election. the law gives candidates the right to sue to stop the spread of manipulated images and to seek financial damages. the digitally altered images known as deep fakes have become so sophisticated that by using artificial intelligence, candidates can appear to say or do just about anything. >>> 6:26 am. prosecutors could decide on retrying derrick almena, the ghost ship master tenant. >> i want to go home. now. tomorrow. >> next, a ktvu exclusive jailhouse interview with derrick almena . >>> hundreds of tires dumped on the russian river. the reason investigators could have an easy path to tracking those responsible . >>> right now with a new song released by camilla cavallo we want to take you on a trip to milan italy. looks like a nice day there. you can catch a nonstop flight from sfo to milan at 7:10 pm tonigh

of the event at the senators home was attended by san francisco mayor, oakland mayor as well as the san francisco giants ceo. unlike other presidential candidates who have come to the bay area of the past week, including kamala harris and pete buttigieg, by the did not hold any public events. >>> today the supreme court announced it would take up an antiabortion case this term. the justices will review a louisiana law requiring doctors who perform abortions to obtain admitting privileges from a nearby hospital. while the case does not genetically challenge roe v wade, supporters of abortion rights worried the new conservative majority will start to chip away at abortion rights. a decision will likely come down in the summer ahead of a presidential race where the controversial topic will likely be a key issue. >>> a woman accused of running down and killing a man is due in court this afternoon in santa fe. the 50-year-old is set to be arraigned on murder and attempted murder charges. investigators say on tuesday she used her vehicle to repeatedly run over a man at rancho san antonio county park and try t

a q&a session with the warriors general manager of that event is at 6:30 pm monday and the san francisco giantsortedly looking into reconfiguring oracle park by moving the bullpens from foul territory to right-center field. the reason being is safety number one, a lot of times outfielders get hurt tripping over the bullpen mounds while going for a foul ball, the giants, the a's and the tampa bay rays are the only three major league ball teams that still have all pens located on the field of play and the giants team president says he does not expect the move to radically change the look of the ballpark. if they do change a little bit they may see more home runs good that is the show for this morning, thank you for joining and do not forget that wendy williams is up next.

thinking about this, watching my san francisco giants world series game about to start at home when this earthquake happened 30 years ago. now fast forward we are having this drill. it is the 11th year of the great shakeout and you were all part of it today where we have many guests. first up, i will introduce dr. vincent matthews, our superintendent for san francisco unified school district school district. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, boys and girls. i just want to tell you how proud i am of you today. you did exactly what you were supposed to do during an earthquake. you dropped, you covered, you made sure your head was covered and then when you heard the all clear sign, you came out here. that is exactly what you are supposed to do. we want to make sure you are safe during an earthquake and one more thing we want you to do is make sure you are telling your parents to be prepared, so make sure they have all the things you need. food batteries flashlights first-aid kit water, you want to have all those things and a plan. make sure you are telling your parents that. i'm very p

the san francisco giants and the golden state warriors and, using water as a mode of transportation is not only amazing but it's such a great ride. it's so relaxing. >> that temporary landing will begin operations later this week, and stay in service until a permanent landing is open at chase in 2021. >>> fleet week officially starts this sunday, which means you can expect a flood of people in san francisco. the annual event draws hundreds of thousands of people checking out the shifts in the aerial shows, as always, the star attraction will be the blue angels.ty offic a reminding everyby, berepare for the crows, especially along the water front, and they also have a safety reminder. >> allow extra time for travel. traffic is heavy, a lot of people will be, particularly for the air shows, lined up, we're asking that you take public transportation if you can. if you must drive and if you are going to drive, park smart. don't leave valuables in your car. don't be an easy target. >> a lot of good advice there. visitors are concerned for alerts, a text message alert system used for emergen

neither the san francisco giants know the 49 ers use it anymore they moved out they moved on the stick officially closed in 2014 and it's been demolished there are now plans to redevelop that area and try to turn it into a new housing community kron four's grant lotus choices here was. >>what's next for the site that's been sitting empty for quite a while to candlestick such an iconic. and i think the fact that the giants and a's had that world series going on really open the country's eyes to the earthquake. i remember i was like a 10 year-old kid getting ready to watch the game in philadelphia. and all had didn't really know much about earthquakes and all the sudden the live broadcast cuts out and then you're like mom and that you know is going on same thing and of course the wi in 2014 you might remember the picket the stick close to that for the niners but it took almost a year for crelly demoli was a process developer 5 point is now in charge of the site. it plans to build 750,000 square feet of office research and development space 300,000 square feet of neighborhood in regional

. >>> the san francisco giants reportedly looking into reconfiguring oracle park.e bullpens from the foul territory into right-center field where triples allie is right now. the reason? safety and possibly make the ie bay rays are the only three major league teams that still have bullpens on the field. the giants' team president says he does not expect the move will radically change the look of the ballpark. >>> a man shot and killed in the south bay and police are still searching for the suspect. we are live in san jose with details on what happened and what does >> secretary of state mike pompeo confirmed this morning. he was on the call between president trump's and the ukrainian president. we break down what this means as democrats move ahead with their impeachment inquiry . >>> it's a win or go home for the a's tonight as they take on the tampa bay rays in the american league wild card game. we have a preview of what you can expect and who will take the mound. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, october 2. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. good morning. i'm da

i'm taking notes on the san francisco giants game and in my mind is most important thing it could be doing and i wanted to do it very well. i was going to have the sports package the evening news. on the "cbs 2" feed next to her and taking notes on the skin, comes the footage from dancewear. june 1989, i'm 18 years old, and the students in the square are my edge and they had been protesting for weeks. that went out getting arrested or that went out a major crackdown but is it happened, there i am in the crackdown has just commenced. so the tanks are screaming up the very wide boulevards and making their way into the square and the students are screaming and you can imagine the desperation and the panic and fear and i am there with my pencil. i'm so faithful to my task. yet so heart struck and horrified by what i am seeing. but again what i want to stress from the book is the moment was not a off, going to go back to college learn mandarin it's not going to be a live lawyer and american diplomat. nothing so presumptuous is that. just simply, gosh, if inverse time asking myself what is

so the moment was sitting, taking notes on a braves, atlanta braves/san francisco giants game at the cbs sports affiliate in atlanta, georgia, which is where i'd ultimately gone to high school. my mother, when she had finished her residency here which she had to redo, moved to atlanta to practice with eddie who was in the same field, and so they moved -- we moved. and the summer after my freshman year in college, i went back to atlanta, and i got this dream internship. because i wanted to be a sportscaster at that point. so there i was in a dream situation taking notes on a baseball game. what could be a better way to spend your summer. and in a video booth, and one of those booths where you have the tv screens all around, and it was cbs, so it was all -- their feeds from around the world, from moscow, from london, from paris, from cairo and from beijing. and the feed from beijing had been in the previous days depicting these peaceful protests by students my age contesting, you know, the form of rule that the choi news communist party -- the chinese communist party was exercising can

if brandon will withson wrote at candle stick park in san francisco d giants we about to he had just driven over the bay bridge an hour earlier and saying the trip home to the east bay via san jose took almost 6 hours. comments are pouring in. we want to know where you were when that loma prieta quake rocked the bay area. tweet ours comment on the facebook page and we may share your story. >>> i am anne makovec and we have breaking news live on capitol hill in mourning after the announcement of the death of congressman elijah cummings. the democratic representative from baltimore died this morning at the age of 68 it was the leading figure in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. a statement from his office said he passed from complications of long-standing health challenges. cummings gained national attention for passionate stance on hot button political issues and we are hearing from both side of the aisle on his loss. kamala harris competing between lost a giant. congressman cummings was a fearless leader, protector of demock se a fighter and a world is dimmer without him i

a lot of companies and things have gone to pay on demand or pay as you go, including the san francisco giants. >> there you go. and look at that behind you there. >> yes, we will have to pay and for the privilege of waiting at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a gradual build, we talked about that. not as heavy as we sometimes see on a friday. i think a lot of folks wrote off the week after they heard outages are scheduled for wednesday and thursday. we don't have full resteroratio yet. it's well lit with the metering lights at the bay bridge. contra costa county fire department is on the scene, the on-ramp from san pablo dam road on to eastbound 80 so it is not affecting the freeway and just a couple of bushes there. four trucks are there, being extra careful. we don't want anything to grow out there. we're looking at a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. for the bay area we're looking at a good smooth flow of traffic for this friday. as we talked b just following the fires and going to take it down where quite honestly we didn't pay for the sensors in l.a. because we don't need them. ove

the san francisco giants having a great start this season. they'll be hosting the cleveland browns tonight on monday night football. i meant the 49ers. >> yes. they're hoping to do something they haven't been able to do. we're in the studio to explain what's at stake for the 49ers. . >> very exciting. here's a fun fact. if they win, it will be the first time start since 1990. what a while. and able to hold on from the cleveland browns. the open this week over the buccaneers and steelers and bengals. they plan to take them on since the first time since 2019. the 49ers aren't alone in this undefeated plug. the new england patriots haven't lost a game this season. rob came and spoke for mike about how the players are feeling. >> it's heightened. it's exciting, and what better way to do it on monday night football. by the way, if we win, if win, 49th win. >> 49th win. >> on monday night football. >> kickoff is at 5:15, and there's a lot to look forward to. fans will be given rally towels to cheer on the team, and three will perform the national a