at the ballpark tonight, giants and padres, a double-header. that's wilmer flores who had a home run. he was supposed to be the hero. instead, it was san diego's trent grisham with the walk-off three-run home run off sam kuhn rod. the padres were the home team here because this was a makeup game. the giants end up splitting tonight's double-header. they're still holding on to that final playoff spot with two games remaining. >>> we had a walk-off across the bay in oakland. as and mariners. a lot of kids at the ballpark are cardboard kids. you know how it works nowadays. bottom of the tenth, mark canha, the south bay product with a walk-off homer. a's beat the mariners 3-1 in ten innings. they are cruising toward the playoffs. >>> nba playoffs tonight. the celtics are still alive. they beat miami, but the heat still lead this series 3-2. >>> and how about this? guess who. that's klay thompson. great news for the warriors and the fans. minicamp today at chase center. thompson was on the floor. the warriors say this was his first practice in 470 da

.>>> dennis o'donnell is at the ballpark tonight as the giants are battling for a playoff spot with less than a week to go.>> reporter: it's getting down to crunch time. the giants have seven games left of the regular season. as of right now, this moment, they are tied for the last playoff spot, and good news, the giants manager is saying that outfielder mike yastrzemski is close to returning from a calf injury, and boy do they need him on the field. meanwhile alex dickerson was back last night, he homered and finished a triple shy, he was away from the team most of the weekend but was watching from the delivery room as his wife gave birth to their first son on sunday. >> he was born at 1:47 right as he homered. the second he came out he had a home run. that was pretty cool. >> did you have the tv on in there? >> oh yeah, tv, sound and everything. >> and while the giants are chasing the final playoff spot, the a's got one last night, division champs since the first time in 2013. they clinched on their off days that thanks to houston losing in seattle leslie. but thanks to social ciatthla

these sports extensions take huge loss in income and revenue for restaurants and hotels around the ballparkreporter: people like this who lost her job as a hotel housekeeper in philadelphia. >> i hope that the government realizes that we are hard working people. we were taxpayers. they pay their sal rigs. now that we're out of work, they should pay our salaries. >> reporter: this food distribution specifically targeted the industry's sports workers. joe is especially worried because he cares for his adult daughter who has autism. what keeps y up at night, joe? >> how unsure life is. i'm used to working. i want to, wo. le. >> reporter: how are you feeling looking forward r? >> i look at the glass as half full. i pray to the lord, my father is in heaven now with my mom and thatrighing joey, you can do it. >> reporter: seeking strength from above to stay in the . adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> and that is the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs this morning. you can follow us on line anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting f

averaging somewhere in the ballpark of 40,000 new infections a day. dr. fauci says this is a problem because of where we are on the calendar. >> when you have a very low baseline and you start to get the blips as i call them, you don't want them to turn into surges or rebounds and when you have a lot of cases floating around it is much more difficult to contain that than if you have a relatively low number so that when those cases appear you can contain as opposed to having to jump over to mitigation. >> he says when you have a very low baseline, said this for sometime. trying to be diplomatic because he gets in trouble when he is honest. memorial day we were around 18,000 new infections a day and now back above 40,000 a day. that is not a low baseline as we head binto the fall. that says be worried, right? >> i'm worried. we start with a high plateau in contrast to european countries which did manage to really bring the level of transmission down. they are just like us seeing an increase but in our case it is an increase, yes, rounding the corner, a spike

now to the ballpark. the giants hosting the padres for a four-game set tonight a double header, let's go to the action from game, one bottom of the 4th giants leading 3 one with one on for mike yes trump's key and he drills this one high and deep to right field into the water welcome back yeah as and one lucky fan came prepared, someone else ended up in the water to yanks those kayakers are hardcore giants lead 5 to one the final score 5, 4, after a late push from the padres we'll have the highlights from game 2 later tonight now the giants still in the hunt for the 8th playoff spot in the national league to college football. we go the cal football team shared some photos of players working out today on their twitter page less than 24 hours after learning that pac 12 football is back on. but the boys of fall will more soapy the boys of winter this year the season is set to start november 6th and 7th and run into late december golden bears head coach justin wilcox on the pac 12 resuming play and getting bac

.>> dennis o'donnell is at the ballpark with the look at the playoff picture.>> reporter: you know, at least the giants are in the conversation. not many would have believed that when the season began. the giants final regular season, seven games here at oracle park, they are all however is to get the playoffs on the road beginning next week. here's the playoff picture as it stands tonight or they are tied with the phillies for the final playoff spot and only a game behind cincinnati. that's the good news. alex dickerson returned to the lineup last night, homered, finished a triple shy from the cycle and he was away from the team over the weekend as his wife gave birth to their first child on sunday. >> my wife knows how important this season is. all of these games matter, i just wanted to be there to watch the birth and come back. if he would have come even quicker i might have been here for the sunday dame. it's not easy to do but we were mentally prepared for that and i will get plenty of time with them when the season is over. >> john gruden wore a mask on the sideline for part of

still in the ballpark of 1,000. at the moment it appears to be trending back up, and here's the problem match. on this map the lighter the better. see all this dark blue. that means double digit positivity and we know how this, would. we've been two it for several months. higher positive rate leads to more cases tomorrow and wait for three weeks and the death total goes up. double digit boss toughity, florida, south carolina, alabama, kansas at 15 and out here in south dakota, 14% iowa, 16% idaho, 15% utah, double-digit positivity. we know where that takes you. higher positivity today is more cases tomorrow. because of this map, the cdc despite what the president says now increasing its projected death total. it says 218,000 americans will die of coronavirus by october 10th. we're approaching 200,000 already. that number, they say, by the middle of october, by the middle of october. you can see that number right there. i don't want to repeat it. more than 197,000. show what you have right now is bad numbers in the la

for the first time against his old team. 11 years, three world series rings and looking around the ballpark yesterday he said a lot has changed in the handful of months he's been gone. >> a lot of new faces for sure. it's pretty much completely different, yeah, i was excited to come back here and just see the city.>> thoroughbred racing come all spare you the flower we set up. the 146th kentucky derby was a thriller. no spectators in louisville for the second leg of the triple crown. the belmont winner, scary moment, thousand words fell and the assistant trainer suffered a broken arm. as for the race, avalanche. >> and avalanche of a victory for authentic. and the horses triple crown chances, the hall of fame jockey won for the third time and the trainer won this kentucky derby for the sixth time. nfl local business season starts thursday, go time for the niners and raiders a week from tomorrow. the rosters were cut to the final initial roster of 53. they are holding a spot for linebacker fred warner when he comes off the injured list. the raiders, number 33 lynn bowden junior was traded to

in the meantime, there are oracle park right now for a years here, tomorrow, and looking around the ballpark, he says a lot has changed. >> is a lot of new faces for sure, pretty much completely different, it looks like, i was excited to come back here and see, just, see city i have moco upin shup to bfriday night. we have an actor gives you lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get inrnatfor$49.99 a month for. you know, if you turn on your subtitles... no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att stay open this holiday weekend, as will have to pay beaches, written county as well are open, except point reyes national seashore to the fires. san mateo county beaches, you can visit beaches and sonoma county. but don't count on going to m

beautiful night at the ballpark. bottom of the fifth inning duban with a three-run homer. giants beat the rockies 7-2 with five games remaining. they're holding onto that eighth and final playoff seed. down at dodger stadium maybe the two best teams in baseball, a's and dodgers, both teams already have clenched a playoff spot. top of the ninthth inning game tied at 4, ramone loriano is the hero, the two run homer. a's win 6-4. they are in a good position going into the post-season. we're back in a moment. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> okay, any plans to fly yet? sjc has invested in this virus zapping technology for the handrails on its escalator. the uv light continuously disinfects the handrail surface. it kills up 99.9% of bacteria and viruses ensuring the escalator handrails are clean. >>> and finally this evening, a team of san francisco scientists are about embark on a journey to the bottom of the earth. it's a mission to study mol

start with the san francisco giants, because they are winners and that ain't no fish story out of the ballparkn francisco. the mariners are in town, giants down 4-1 early. okay young tyler anderson showing fire on the mound. he thinks it's a strike three, the umpire thinks otherwise. i don't know what he said, but the empire didn't like it. i will tell you this, six thinning bases-loaded, nobody out. evan longoria sharp single to left, that is going to score luis and is a 4-2 deficit. come the seventh two on for the giants now down 4-3 and wallmark tracks when into triples alley, almost dead center the way they have got him playing. a couple of runs are going to score, the ball rolls long enough for floors to get a triple. the giants take the two game series over the weekend. and often when foot we go. >>> first round of the u.s. open, you want to hear about tiger, he was all over the map. five birdies, six bogeys and at 18 problems with the chip shop. he winds up with a double bogey on the whole, 3/73 on the day. you've got to see this, zach johnson at number one, past the hole. it will curve

the ballpark shrouded in smoke. they'll play tomorrow at oracle park. let's bring in jeff ranieri. e breathing easier, but what now as the week progresses? >> i think we're doing really good as we head through tonight, also into wednesday, thursday, and friday. we have

out of the yard, still in the ballpark. it's a 5-3 game. bottom 8, same score. w about women mer flores, opposite field. you don't see this from right-handers. down to the final strike, austin slater looking. and he wasn't the only one unhappy with the call. if they would have won, they would have been in the playoffs. the season was played by late-inning letdowns they'll think about all season long. >> laureano had to close the outfield wall. it was just weird before the game. and then he hops over so he can play some baseball. no one out there to help him. but he's got good athleticism. bottom of the seventh, 2-2. jack lamb hits a home run. oakland will play the white sox in the first round of the coliseum your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... (still singing) up above the world so high... like a diamond in the sky. i'm so glad that your shoulder is feeli

let's just show you a picture that i took at the ballpark about 90 minutes ago. look at this. no filter. and of course, normally, we giants fans love orange, right? but not this kind. we'd love the pictures as well wherever you are, share them with us on facebook live right now. bring in weather anchor, professor christian. >> right. >> to explain what is going on out there today. >> this is one of the eeriest things i've ever seen. i woke up this morning and thought i was on mars. it looked orange outside. let me give you a quick explanation for why it appears orange in the sky. the smoke particles scatter blue light, which leaves us seeing what appears to be yellow and orange. any particulate matter in the atmosphere affect the way we see light, the way our eyes and brains translate light. water droplets can do that and smoke particles can do it. all kinds of pollutants can do it. you look at a satellite image to show you how thick the combination of smoke and coastal fog we have. let me move along from the satellite image now and give you another view of the conditions outsi

h air, giants fans on land and on the water are outside the ballpark for an unexpected home game versus seattle. >> i saw blue skies, that got me excited, that's special because we have games that weren't on schedule. >> seattle was smothered in smoke like the bay area was and so the teams are playing in san francisco, tonight marks the end of the record setting spare the air alert that's kept people inside. >> unfortunately climate change around the bay area made air very unhealthy for not only folks guys pre-existing conditions but for the average person trying to breathe clean air. >> now people are excited to feel safe outside. >> it's the first time i've been out of the h since what last tuesday or wednesday. >> so this is miraculous, i got so excited about it. >> families headed outside to play and lee tuck drove his ash-covered car to the pier. >> i feel great, like i can feel better, that's why i'm out here trying to see if i can get a bit of fishing in. >> some restaurants struggling with covid-19 restrictions, closed during the unhealthy air conditions and cleaned up the ash a

this is what it looks like at the ballpark there in seattle and downtown today. in the state of washington, the air quality over 240. you might recall, the a's were actually in seattle yesterday and played two games in that thick haze. a's players complained about having to play in the dangerous conditions. >>> the legacy of another bay area icon is being called into question tonight and could lead to a name change at the highest peak in the berkeley hills. august wolmer was berkeley's first police chief. many people credit him with innovations including hiring african-americans and women. but some now accuse him of supporting eugenics. the peak in tilden park is named after him. but a berkeley city council member wants the east bay regional park district now to rename that peak. the name change request is on tonight's city council agenda. >>> well, calls for inclusion. a lawsuit claiming foothills park in palo alto is racially segregated. a group of civil rights activists are demanding the city repeal what it calls an unconstitutional residents only restriction.

. >> it's looking like it's going to be in the ballpark of $300- $400,000 for the total rebuild. >> the immediate need is to move the surviving fish out of the area of the monterey bay salmon and trout project has set up a fundraising effort on their website. all donations are tax- deductible. >>> okay, taking a look at the air quality right now. we have got a set up here where we've got moderate air quality. not as bad as it has been, but still a spare the air alert alert tomorrow. these numbers are down quite a bit from where they were. 101 santa clara, 84 in south- central bay area, so we're dealing with numbers that are half particulate numbers of air pollution numbers about half of what they have been. as we look outside, you can see we have the fog along the coast. plenty of it. air quality issue again the next couple of days . it is going to be a hot weekend. we mentioned that. you can see temperatures are going to be saturday, sunday, and monday. all warming up you look at that concorde number, so going to go 106 sunday, 100 monday. certainly it's going to be one that's why that

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islands that could defend tenaciously, studies were done casualty estimates, they were out of the ballpark and the hundreds of thousands. unbeknownst to those who are predicting these casualties. a top secret military program had been going on for sometime in the united states. research and development of a sort that a never been seen before. and of course the invention of atomic weaponry is so the so-called manhattan project. >> oppenheim or was the father of the atomic bomb. he directed the civilian laboratory in world war ii during the manhattan project. and under his leadership, he directed at nobel prize-winning scientists, engineers, military personnel and the civilians who worked on the atomic bomb project. >> in 1938 two german says it is working in berlin strassmann and high on bombarded this rump of material called uranium and they got a curious result. it kind of released a lot of heat and then it created a different element, an element that was farther down on the, you know, element table, table of animates. the word about this spread through the nuclear physics world like a fo

a few of us were talking yesterday, i wonder if we'll be heading out to the ballpark this time next year. >> that's a good question. >> big question, right? >> i hope so. we will keep optimistic. >> i hope you are doing a lot of things next year. >> yeah right. >> me too. [ laughter ] no kidding. >>> let's get to it here. lots of fires, smoke, and haze, although there is a robust, and i mean pretty strong, southwest wind which will push a lot of this smoke out towards the valley, at least today. that doesn't mean it's disappearing, it is moving around. you combine that with the fog bank, and that will give us hazy skies again today. we might have better air quality closer to the coast. breezy, windy, big fog bank, the hot holiday weekend is still on tap. coast, mainly bayside, but the excessive heat watch will kick in on saturday. fire danger of course, goes up september, anytime you get those temperatures, at least that is what is forecasted. everyone is pretty close, cordelia, west at 42. hello. miles per hour, and hercules has been about 10 to 15, and out towards travis, rio vista, ab

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the ballpark is segregated. the theater is showing other shows. this extends to advertisement. in the culture itself is created. it's giving you this narrative. and white as a construct. is a construct. it exists in opposition to that which is not black. it is not brown. so go directly to the question. that's hard to let go of. if that is the narrative that shapes you. it's hard to let go. because even in ways someone committed a heinous crime. they were talking about the need for basically a final solution. and then they say were not racist. >> right. >> and then on the left as long as i'm not that that i'm not racist. but you see we have these narrative of race. that are constantly reinforced. they are reinforced every time you open a newspaper and go to the cinema. there also told in private. so we have a performance of race that we do in public for the benefit or because as socially unacceptable to be racist however we have another conversation in private. you say things. i will use the david chase example here. when he says to his credit he admits it but he's is also compl

stupid and believe at 1st said this was real i was still thinking there i might be involved in the ballparkand it was all part of us a fraud scam for someone of me to be you know assessed as offer to a straight a security arsing does is simply preposterous is ridiculous and i refuse to accept the disappearance of these latest developments fall several years of gradually deteriorating relations between beijing and canberra professor home again says australia is simply following america's lead. the seas the mid twenty's and. being you know starting at each kind of campaign to make up for relations about the so-called china threat you cause say that actually you have been attacking a country while also taking advantage of the trade relationship of course china would be politicizing and to weaponize in trade you know to gain some kind of a political leverage and i think actually in the recent years australia has being the interests all for washington rather than its own national interests whenever it washington and she starts a kind of blood and it kind of campaigning or similar campaigns again

we'll show you that magical comeback tonight at the ballpark. stay with us. a get together with friends. no big deal. everybody felt fine. but now im super sick. everyone is sick. i just wish we had been more careful. it would have been easier than this. so wear a mask. do what you can outside. stay six feet apart. because some things you just can't take back. do your part to lower the risk. >>> okay. get ready. baseball playoffs begin in three weeks and right now the giants are in. >> they're in right now? >> in. >> we should start the playoffs tomorrow. they've won seven of their last nine games. giants and mariners, they're staying loose. these are kapler's kids. they came back from a 5-1 deficit. game tied in the seventh inning. not anymore. darin ruf with the pinch-hit home run. the giants are now one game over .500. that's good enough for the eighth and final playoff spot in the national league. giants beat the mariners 6-5. >>> the a's looking to sweep their double-header against the astros. it looked good. third inning, the a's jumping out to a 4-0 le

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it's fair to say that the low numbers and a single low double digits that china is reporting are the ballpark and i mean there is no reason to believe that while china reports. new cases or so every day there are millions off cases somewhere hidden i think with the measures that china has developed over the last months to deal with local outbreaks and new cases coming in it is realistic that these numbers are true truthful and you know the the pictures we see and that also the person reports are we get off normal life returning to chinese cities is real has this pandemic been more of an opportunity or a challenge for the party. i think it started as a huge challenge in many regards governance challenge in terms of information sharing between local government and central government a huge. damage that the government has has taken there and public trust but the way that this has been dealt with and the effective measures going from being the original of this virus through to really one of the best in class players in terms of the new cases now. called the confidence of the population and we see

you have to think that they will be in the ballpark. this is the average high. pretty far south, just bear with me. vacaville, stockton, these are the forecasted highs from the gfs model and the european models. 113 degrees for vacaville. that is for sunday. we will see if that verifies. i think they will be close. i would not be surprised to see 110 from vacaville, ukiah or stockton. maybe even livermore. it will be hot. the fire danger will go up. the excessive heat watch will kick in. we will update this on friday. we will take you into what looks to be a hot weekend for us. maybe back to july 2006, that was a really hard wind as well. the fog is therefore today. it looks good. if you say you need to take a walk, it is cooler. it is. 50s on the temperatures for most. foster city, belmont, and the park, palo alto, closed for everyone including los altos and los altos hills. a good breeze towards cordelia. i see from the panisse avenue bridge, to chicago, 15-25 miles an hour. the fog is solid. it is more apache toward southern california. warmer weather is on t

the ballpark shrouded in smoke. they'll play tomorrow at oracle park. let's bring in jeff ranieri. we're breathing easier, but what now as the week progresses? >> i think we're doing really good as we head through tonight, also into wednesday, thursday, and friday. we have better air quality rolling our way. i wanted to highlight two different systems, surface cold fronts sitting offshore. that's what's helping to disrupt the air flow. it's taking the wind, moving it from the west off to the east. it's exactly what we needed to get these changes. it's going to be slow moving, which is great news for us because it's going to continue to keep the air circulating and also moving. now, as we get you down into the fires, what you'll be able to see is the smoke from these fires. the three large fires we had been following is now moving to the north and the east. if you move close, you see the faint image. it's moving north and east away from us. that's why you're seeing air quality improvements with good air for parts of the north bay and san francisco. moderate air for most of the area a

conflict minerals, not enough mustard at the ballpark. s.e.c. the job of the to make sure that these things are happening. our job and treasury's job and the state department's job to make sure those sanctions are place. this bill does not target the problem. not ad, it simply puts, just inconvenient duties on the traded f these publicly companies. no. it accuses them of fraud. over something that's mpossible for them to determine. on top of it, it requires enforcement from an agency that do it.cannot sanctioning bad actors is the effective and most way to punish human rights abusers as sanctions hurt the communist party without harming the uighurs or the capital markets or other investors and employees around the world. ironically, sanctions cover everyone, everyone. a privately held materials t is using from a source that's under sanctions, guess what, you just law. the you can't do that. ow, under this, if we're only using the s.e.c., guess who it applies to? traded companies only. only. so those private companies can go along their merry way

that eight no fish story, although there was one out of the ballpark in san francisco this afternoon.mselves down 4-1 pitre tyler anderson throws what he thinks is strike three. and kyle lewis is the victim but not according so. he ejects the young pitcher. it seemed to fire the team up because down 4-1 early. bases-loaded, nobody out. evan longoria with the stroke to left field, he continues to deliver the rbis. 4-2. giants down 4-3 into the wide open spaces goes floors, he will wind up with a two run triple. kendall rules all the way to the wall. and two men score and the giants take both games in the two-game series that was supposed to be played in seattle . instead it's in san francisco and the visiting team, so to speak, winds up winning. it seems like golf is ready to steal the show. even with the giants and the babe bridge series. a lot of big events coming up for the world of golf. u.s. open underway. boredom was not part of the story in the first round. we will ask you about tiger woods all over the place. five bogeys, six bogeys. chip shot. will wind up with a double bogey.

again, the employees and families that are living in the bubble allowed in the ballpark there in minnesota2-2 to brantley. got him. big pitch on that slider, and rogers gets brantley. >> eduardo: again, michael brantley has always been a tough out. showed him the fastball up first and this time goes back to the 83-mile-per-hour slider. appears to be a strike, and then right out of it. good job by alex avila making that call. mr. duffy loving it. >> karl: and now alex bregman, the third baseman. ten homers, 27 rbis in his post season games. strike one. this is not an elimination game, but tomorrow is for one of these teams. that's why this is so important right now. it feels like the biggest at bat of the game so far for houston with the cleanup hitter up. quick throw over the look at altuve. say whatever you want -- the drob that framber valdez has done so far to keep his team in, gives them an opportunity to tie this game again, has been an unbelievable as and the front office making that decision early on -- greinke, don't let him get by 80 pitches -- so far it's paid off for the astros.

to operating margins. 8.5% in operating margins was way better than what analysts expected in the ballpark >> vindication for fred smith and co yield improvements is important. also not lost in this but maybe it was because annually they tend to raise their prices they raised prices on ground end express monday they're getting what they need, the improvement in the overall yield. this is a stock that fell from that january 2018 blow off top for markets and cyclicals. it led the economy on the way down it's telling you it's a much better run company and i stay long >> guy >> i'll say this tim knows this this level we're trading at now is where it topped out in january of 2018. margins were fantastic, especially the express, which is obviously the mother of the business with that said, at a certain point valuation catches up this stock is now up from a $90 level. i think if you've enjoyed this ride, i think it might not be a bad time to take some money off the table. >> victoria, do you think fedex is telling you something about the broader economy? >> i'm not sure if it's a great sign for t

you have the price of admission, you can go to a ball game, you can go to a theater, but you see the ballpark is segregated. there are no black players there and the theater is showing minstrel shows literally and this extend to advertisement and so this is the culture itself is creating this, it's giving you this narrative, racist. degrading african-americans and telling you you are not that and whiteness as a construct exists in opposition to that, it is not black, it is not brown, it is not yellow. and to-- and so to direct the question, that's hard to let go of. if that's the narrative that shapes you, it's hard to let go of because even in ways that, you know, we say i'm not a racist. someone did some heinous crime. they're looking for a final solution and they say, but we're not racist. and on the left, i'm not racist, but you see, we have these narratives of race that are constantly reinforced. they're reinforced every time you open a newspaper, go to the cinema, they're also told in private. and so we have a performance of race that we do in public for the benefit, right, because it's

. >> looks like it will be in the ballpark of $300,000 to $400,000 for the total rebuild. first move is to move the remaining fish out of the area. all donations are tax deductible. >> normally the koho is released in the spring within but they'll try to release them as soon as possible due to the conditions here. >>> well, some positive news to tell you tonight for people who live in the czu fire zone. evacuation orders were reduced now to warnings for boulder creek and brookdale, as well as southern san mateo county. that fire is now 46% contained, and more than 85,000 acre. nearly 500 structures have been destroyed, and incident that clouds sadly more than 900 homes. >>> evacuation orders also being latest round the walbridge fire in sonoma county, part of the lnu lightning complex. overall that huge 375,000 acre group of fires is now 76% contained. more than 1400 structures have been destroyed in sonoma, napa, solano, and lake counties due to this fire. >>> and full containment is now in sight for the scu fires in the diablo mountain range. cal fire said they expect th

but you're still in the same ballpark. onald trump has announced he's considering, you're talking about a sea change on the court, yes, it is likely that roe versus wade would be overturned but you're talking about voting rights, immigration, health care, et cetera. i think you're going to see a real change on a lot of the 5-4 opinions. the fundamental question will be how much does the court care about the fact that they've already or recently rumled on a lot of those issues. >> and terry, mitch mcconnell was singing a very different song about five years ago when president obama was considering, had the chance to appoint someone to the court. what kind of world will we wake up to tomorrow now that that justice has passed? >> it's power that counts. elections have consequences. the republicans are in the presidency and senate, the constitution says that's who gets to choose justices. i expect this vote to go forward as well. as that supreme court changes as it will if president trump succeeds. the swing vote is likely to b

you fly in the -- throw in the chase center, the ballpark. i wanted to make sure that the team does a thorough study, because it feels like we have a disaster happening for traffic in the neighborhood. it won't get any better. so that's point number one. point number two, just a question of do we actually need more high-end apartments, condos in this neighborhood? it seems like we're a bit saturated right now. we have projects that aren't selling very well in the neighborhood. we have a whole bunch of residences coming on in mission bay. at the same time, i think there are the of 0 questions about the -- there are a lot of questions about the future of the property value in that area. it's something i think is very serious. at the same time, we're seeing the office market really soften. we saw pinterest pull out of one of their projects. when we think of this space, is it better used for something that is more open to the public? something more in the lines of what york has done, building open fields and ball parks, et cetera, as opposed to ad

kitchen and having 2 giant snakes flight from australia yeah it's that's just a regular day at the ballpark for them. >>throw that baby on the body. no thank let's take a peek at the 7 day around the bay forecasts. >>and we're looking at i think more of the same until we get to the weekend and i get hot again be enough you could. so another ship trip on the bob, i know i i was asked john should i take the window unit out you know the air conditioning on right now triple digits over the holiday weekend so be ready for it to be hot don't go to the beach think you're going to cool off though as we know they're going to shut down. why do i love being a doctor at kaiser permanente? my only job is to take great care of my patients. i'm empowered to do what's right for you. our digital records mean your medical history is in one place, so i can give you great care. your primary care doctor, your specialists... it's great! we all work together as one team. our integrated approach to health care helps my patients live longer, healthier lives. i don't just practice here, i'm a patient, too. i wouldn'

mary, you have a live shot of the ballpark which i miss baseball. it's here but i miss going. >>> a live look taking you out to oracle park this morning. we are cheering on the giants taking on the san diego padres. first pitch today at 4:10 p.m. and looking at temperatures in the upper 60s for the first pitch with mostly sunny skies. should be great weather as we cheer on our giants for another big win. expected. all right, let's talk about our weather and what you can expect this morning. so looking at temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s. and here's a live look with our roof cam this morning. looking at san francisco and we are seeing at least just some patchy fog. so not as foggy as yesterday morning. let's talk about that beach hazard statement. so this afternoon, if you are heading out to the beaches, please use caution because we are going to see dangerous rip currents and those sneaker waves and sudden breakers and that's all for our coastline there. that beach hazard statement that is in effect as we look to the rest of today. now let's sh

businesses at last about 5 and a half million jobs since the pandemic started some of them around the giants ballpark have closed others are trying to survive with outdoor seating and take-out but with no fans at the games, the foot traffic is obviously dramatically different. >>still ahead new video of an ambush on to la county sheriff's deputies shows the moments one of them saved her partner's life >>tonight new video shows one of the 2 los angeles sheriff's deputies attacked in compton saturday, saving the life of her partner while bleeding from a gunshot wound to her face it is horrific. there's also now an additional $100,000 reward for anybody who. >>can help find the shooter christina pascucci reports. >>the events of this weekend have made it clear to me. that the anti law enforcement rhetoric expressed by many elected officials community leaders and others has created a toxic environment. >>la county supervisor kathryn barger announcing an additional $100,000 reward in finding the shooter who ambushed to la county sheriff's deputies saturday night. this is new video in the moments after bot

. >> you would see teresa out at the ballpark. >> every game. ke part of my family was gone too. >> they had a look around the truck. no sign of a struggle. dusting revealed no viable fingerprints. there were no footprints. not even a loose hair. puzzling. was there any thought once you saw the scene that this was a suicide? >> there was things missing that prevented the suicide theory. >> like what? >> if you're going to commit suicide with a gun, it's usually at the scene. >> it was clear teresa had been murdered. shot with a gun which was now missing. and what was more, her cell phone, the one that was always attached to her hip, was nowhere to be found. >> did it look like it could have been a robbery? >> the wallet wasn't taken. the purse was on the console. but the contents of the purse had been dumped out in her lap. >> a clumsy attempt at staging, you might say? >> yes. >> but there was one important clue the killer left behind. >> we noticed that the only window down was the driver's window. so we figured that she had to have known the p

the ballpark is segregated. there are no black layers there. this extends to advertisement. this is culture itself is creating it. it is giving you this narrative of races, degrading african-americans. whiteness as a construct exists in opposition to that which it is not. it is not black. it is not brown. it is not yellow. so going directly to the question, that's hard to let go of. if that's the narrative that shaped you, it is hard to let go of because even in ways -- we say, i'm not a racist. someone committed some heinous crime. let's say shot an african-american. i'm not a racist. two sheriffs in north carolina talking about the need for basically a final solution, and then they say but we're not racist. >> right. >> and on the left, we say well as long as i'm not that, then i'm not racist. but you see we have these narratives of race that are constantly reinforced; right? they are reinforced every time you open a newspaper, go to the cinema. they are also told in private. and so we have a performance of race that we do in public for the benefit, right, because it is so

been able to make up that deficit but the reality is for those of us around the stadium, around the ballpark and those 40,000 fans that usually descend upon wrigley. so as a company right now, even though we're seeing the online business doing well, as a company we're down upwards of 60% compared to last year. connell: okay. and you know, a lot of what you sell is, i guess, makes it tough competitively is available online through other sellers or whatever. maybe people are more comfortable buying places than they used to. whereas they used to going to the game, they come out and buy something, the question i guess is how do you get the to the place where we'll be back to normal, assuming normal comes back hypothetically, hopefully next year for baseball? how do you get from now until then? >> well i think all of us are, utilizing as much creativity and outside of the box thinking more than ever, right? we have had to implement additional categories we may not even have thought of prior. so face coverings for instance have been a savior for a lot of us in the sports licensing world. very simi

but the privilege of going to a ballpark in person feels like a century ago, doesn't it? baseball in 2020 is the season of cardboard cutouts and piped in fan noise. scully thought he'd seen everything. balls out of the park, yes, but fans out of the park, too? thanks, covid. >> i've spent my life in sports, and it's just about shut it down. >> -- has pitched a no-hitter. if you have a sombrero, throw it to the side. >> reporter: he wasn't just the voice of the dodgers. >> high fly ball into right field. she is gone! >> reporter: scully was, in his heart, baseball's storyteller. >> in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened. >> reporter: after 67 seasons, the redhead who started with the brooklyn dodgers at 23 retired in 2016, just shy of his 89th birthday. >> i've needed you far more than you needed me. true. true. true. >> in my heart, in my mind, it was enough, and i've never had one misgiving about the fact, you know, i should have waited one more year. >> no regrets? >> not even one. >> is it strange watching as a fan? >> i don't watch it critic