>>> right now at 5:30, a live look at downtown san francisco where the formerly struggling westfieldall got a huge boost. it's now known as the emporium center of san francisco over lack of foot traffic and serious safety concerns. the city announced it signed seven new leases with retailers and communities organizations as part of a larger efforts larger effort to revitalize the area. the candidates for mayor

. >> i was going to say related to that, the old westfield center that had the nordstrom that left the emporium center, there's been some new occupants, right? >> oh, definitely. and you know it's not just going to be retail. you know we have historically black colleges and university students who are here taking classes is in a space in the former westfield. it's now considered emporium. we have some new pop ups that are opened and have spaces. and there's our video from uh. >> i think that's the kickoff to black san francisco. >> yes. and we are loving it. and we're trying to show other universities throughout the country that our downtown is a place for students to take classes. lab spaces is possible dorm room space where we can convert some of the office buildings to dorm room space. we can do so much with downtown, but this is a place of excitement and innovation. and so we're really happy about what this will entail. >> all right. look i just want to let our viewers know that, you know, we conversed with you regularly as mayor of san francisco. but now, as we get into election s

we're looking at the future of the old westfield mall, in san mateo. this is right near 101, and the hillsdale exit in a neighborhood here. here's what we know. police have now clarified to us, to our crews on scene that there was one shooting and one victim. initially, we believe there was two shootings. but here's what we know now. police say there was one shooting and one victim. that person was shot at the shell gas station in san mateo. the person who was shot was actually found at a gas station in san carlos, a few miles away. so somehow that person was shot at the san mateo gas station and ended up in san carlos. perhaps drove down to san carlos and was found there. our crew at the san mateo scene says they did see police detain one person, but police still appear to be looking for more people at an apartment complex in san mateo. so there is a shelter in place around this area of 101 and hillsdale exit in san mateo. a lot of police personnel are on site. we do have crews there as well, perhaps looking for more suspects in this shooting. that wa

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born may the 6th, 1931, in westfield, alabama, mays excelled at an early age. at only 14, he was playing semi-pro baseball with his father while still in high school. his professional career began in the leagues with the birmingham black barons. the boston braves and brooklyn dodgers were both interested, but it was the new york giants who signed mays to a major league contract that i really didn't care who signed me. >> i wanted to get out of uh- this mouth and not not because of any racial thing there is, because i wanted to go and maybe help my family to make a money. and i did. >> four years after jackie robinson broke the color barrier, mays became the 10th african-american player in major league history when he made his debut less than three weeks before his 20th birthday on may 25th, 1951. >> i had, it ■seemed, to what jackie had, but not on a big scale. i was by myself for quite a while, and it didn't bother me because i. i could handle it because i had played professional ball for like 2 or 3 years. >> mays went hitless in his first 12 at bats. in his

west infections support these to form a codes well, allies close it together not makes many in the westfield extremely an easy journalist to you and say and has been following pollutants visit some of the south korean capital. so, and i asked her how the increase cooperation between feel young and moscow is being seen there as well as folders to assets that south korea is really keeping a close eye on. the 1st is the timing. so let's start with when this visit is coming at, the 2 liters happen being in tongue. yeah. and what can be considered a peak of intercooler good intentions? early on this month. so korea suspended the 2018 inter creating the one straight agreement. the us border military packing that using tensions off and that's a lot. now officials have the time having to sort create not deliberately and repeat me by lead a tour by firing artillery shells off the coast part of the missiles beyond the l. l and king john, these thoughts have conducted more military publications this year than ever before . surpassing 2020 to record 48 complications. maybe recall so also terminate. the

i'm a coldwell allies closer together not makes many in the westfield extremely. an easy way to bring you up to speed. now in some other world news headlines, south africa's serial remo. post that has been sworn in for a 2nd term as president. last month's elections are, i'm a poses party. the a n. c lose. it's absolute majority in parliament for the 1st time, but it has now struck a deal as a form would have caused a government of national unity and firefighters in greece are battling wildfires. fanned by strong winds. on the outskirts of athens, authorities have issued evacuation orders for 2 nearby villages, thousands of blazes and broken out in greece and recent days, and it's scorching summer temperatures. they were extinguished before causing extensive damage, or to football. now and in germany have advanced it to the knockout stage of the european championship after defeating hungry to nail in their 2nd group. stage match, instruct, got the 1st call came in the 22nd minute from the stuttgart. local to mountain was the, i'll bring the ball in the roof of the

i'm a coldwell allies closer together not makes many in the westfield extremely on easy or east asia, corresponding james changer has more on this pact between russia and north korea. hi that nicole well with russian officials say that this new strategic partnership will replace the last one sign between these 2 countries. moving it to a decades ago, russian official save that was in response to a deep evolution. all of that jerry political situation in the world. there were any critical point that has come out of this new strategic partnership is the rush or north korea say, there is a mutual bankers, often mutual supports to one another. if one of the countries is a tax map or the truth and said that this partnership is also a defensive nature, he did also say that military support may full within 3 minutes of this new strategic partnership. and a final points to make is they rush renewal. great also said they stand against will they cool politically motivated functional sanctions? and this last points is important because when we look at what's really been putting a ceiling over ru

>>> right now at 5:30, a live look at downtown san francisco where the formerly struggling westfield mall got a huge boost. it's now known as the emporium center of san francisco over lack of foot traffic and serious safety concerns. the city announced it signed seven new leases with retailers and communities organizations as part of a larger efforts larger effort to revitalize the area. the candidates for mayor squared off in their first debate. lauren toms gives us a look at their plans for the city. >> reporter: contenders for the city's top job sparred over how they plan to address some of san francisco's most infamous issues. >> we are seeing one of the lowest crime rates in ten years. that is continuing to trend to this day including a 50% reduction year to date in car break-ins, 30% reduction in property crime. >> reporter: former mayor and city supervisor mark farrell promised to fire police chief bill scott and to crack down on drugs. >> as mayor, i will declare a fentanyl state of emergency to allow us to ask the state and federal government for additional funds to allow th

tenants signing a lease for san francisco's biggest mall, the emporium center, formerly known as the westfield mall. what we know about the businesses hoping to bring more customers downtown, and changes to a controversial bike lane mission district merchants blaming the lane for a huge drop in sales. >> the new designs that transportation leaders are now considering expanding the airport, the legacy businesses now operating inside sfo's harvey milk terminal. >> good morning. we did it. it's friday, it's june 14th, and lisa lisa is here. >> hello. >> good morning to you. we're going to warm it up. how about that, please? it was freezing yesterday. >> oh my gosh. >> down coat layers boots. yeah it was freezing. and as we look at live doppler seven right now looks like there's no cloud cover around. but we know better. there's a marine layer there, a little bit of it from the south bay down towards monterey. right now it is 57 in hayward. and looking at those cold 40s up in the north bay, 44 sonoma, it is 45 in novato. so compared to yesterday, right now we are colder from mountain view and san

with the new life being really breathed into the emporium in downtown, formerly known as the westfieldall, lena. >> kumasi there's a good chance you may start to notice some new faces, as there are seven tenants moving in to the emporium in downtown san francisco for the last few years. major tenants have packed up and left the mall, including nordstrom. but things are now looking up. one of those new tenants moving in is the yerba buena community benefit district executive director scott rowett says the space is exactly what he wanted, noting this isn't just a mall but an office space too. >> we know now is the time and now is the time for everybody to get on board, reinvest, reinvigorate and refocus these neighborhoods. and so we want to lead the charge to do that. >> his business will bring around 30 employees who will begin working in the space in the coming weeks. other new tenants moving in include a retailer selling sustainable products and a japanese consumer goods store live in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you lena. we continue to follow the story of t

mays was born in westfield, alabama. he played his first professional baseball game with the birmingham black barons of the leagues when he was 17 years old, 1951 may signed with the new york giants and made his major league debut. he stayed with the team when they moved here to san francisco some 7 years later. the say, hey, kid was not only >> a leader on the field but off it as well. he also served our country. >> for 2 years during the korean war and was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by former president obama in 2015 baseball fans have since descended on oracle park since learning of his passing. people out there paying their respects they ever our kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> just like today is day and you my respects and taken by fan after fan stopping by a growing memorial at oracle park wednesday to pay their respects to the late willie mays. >> news of his passing has both baseball and non-baseball fans heartbroken across the country. gordon bain in tears as he dropped off flowers mean it

the baseball great died yesterday at the age of 93 mays was born in westfield, alabama. he played his first professional baseball game with the birmingham black barons of the leagues when he was 17 years old, 1951 may signed with the new york giants and made his major league debut stayed with that team when they moved to san francisco. 7 years later. >> at oracle park all day today, people have been stopping by the address there. 24 willie mays plaza to add to the growing memorial. our kron sarah stinson has that story. >> like today is the day and you my respects and taken by fan after fan stopping by a growing memorial at oracle park wednesday to pay their respects to the late willie mays. >> news of his passing has both baseball and non-baseball fans heartbroken across the country. gordon bain in tears as he dropped off flowers mean it just shows you how much he meant to everybody. >> and i've seen people out here tears like mine just overcome with emotion, because like he was a coach, >> mays died tuesday at age. 93. he's known as one of the best players in major lea

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some good news for the old westfield mall. years of big name retailers leaving like nordstrom and j.crew, seven new tenants have just signed leases to move in. it's now called the san francisco center, and when you walk in, you may notice little red tags on many of the taped up storefronts. there's one right there that actually is a good thing. it means that a new lease has been signed, the new tenants include five traditional retail businesses and two community service organizations. some of the new tenants will open for business next month. very empty experience. admittedly, it's a thursday, but, kind of depressing to see so many closed storefronts and obviously not many shoppers around either. the mayor and business groups have been pushing hard to revitalize the mall and the union square shopping area. the supreme court has rejected a challenge restricting access to the abortion pill, so that means that it can remain widely available. case centers around the drug mifepristone, which is commonly used in abortions. a group o

tenants signing a lease for san francisco's biggest mall, the emporium center, formerly known as the westfieldthe businesses hoping to bring more customers downtown, and changes to a controversial bike lane mission district merchants blaming the lane for a huge drop in sales. >> the new designs that transportation leaders are now considering expanding the airport, the legacy businesses now operating inside sfo's harvey milk terminal. >> good morne

not makes many in the westfield extremely, an easy just to say, gosh someone else keys are re go correspondence reporting on russia after the w wasn't kicked out of the country. good to see you. can you tell us more about this new mutual defense pledge between russia and north korea as well? claire was, don't know the details because neither of the sites have published this agreement. yet we've heard from conjuncture who said that this new agreement is now elevated. the relations between both countries to an alliance, if you put it. but luckily, to put in a sound, it's been a bit more nuanced on this. and she said that the agreement provides quote, for the provision of mutual assistance in the event of aggression against one of the parties. now, this is, this really depends on how these 2 countries define mutual assistance. these documents. does this mean troops, material, or humanitarian aid? this is something you will be have. we will have to wait for a to, to know and, and so. so this really is possible that this new agreement is either an upgrade to the relationship, or it can be a formaliz

born may the 6th, 1931, in westfield, alabama, mays excelled at an early age. at only 14, he was playing semi-pro baseball with his father while still in high school. his professional career began in the leagues with the birmingham black barons, but it was the new york giants who signed mays to a major league contract. >> i really didn't care who signed me. i wanted to get out of, the south and not not because of, any racial thing there is because i wanted to go and maybe help my family to make a money, and i did for years after jackie robinson broke the color barrier when he made his debut less than three weeks before his 20th birthday on may 25th, 1951, mays went hitless in his first 12 at bats. >> in his 13th, he hit the first of his 660 career home runs. he would go on to garner rookie of the year honors, and he was on deck when bobby thomson hit the shot heard round the world. the giants won the pennant. >> the giants with the pennant in 1952. >> mays career was put on hold for almost two full seasons after he was drafted into the army during the korean wa

some good news for the old westfield mall.fter years of big name retailers leaving like nordstrom and j. crew, seven new tenants have just signed leases to move in. it's now called the san francisco center, and when you walk in now, you might notice little red tags on the many taped up storefronts like that one. those red tags are actually good. it means a new lease has been signed. the new tenants include five traditional retail businesses and two community service organizations. some of the new tenants will open for business next month. so good news there. that's exciting. yeah. get some people back, jeff. we're going to see a little bit of a warm up. yeah about 4 to 7 degrees hotter. it's a nice warm up actually. right. and i still think we're going to stay in that comfortable range here. as we head into your friday forecast. and don't worry you have any plans for dad this weekend on father's day we have some nice weather sticking with us saturday and sunday. raj yes yes yes. all right. let's get it outside right now to san

west infections support these to form a codes well, allies close it together not makes many in the westfield extremely, an easy trellis do and she and has been following pollutants visiting some of the south korean capital sole. and i asked her how the increase cooperation between killing young and most count as being seen, where she's as well as builders to assets that south korea is really keeping a close eye on. the 1st is the timing. so let's start with when this visit is coming at, the 2 liters happening. be to intone on what could be considered a peak of intercooler good intentions. earlier this, my cell korea suspended the meeting is recreating military agreement the pos, border military packing that these intentions off and it's a lot. now, officials at the time how to sort create, have deliberately repeat me by lead a tour by firing artillery shells off the coast for an missile beyond the l. l and king john and his thoughts had conducted more military publications this year than ever before. surpassing 2020 to record 48 complications for immediate worried about this. and it's just a

seven tenants are moving into the san francisco center, or what used to be called the westfield mall.en a troubled few years there since the pandemic, but as abc seven news reporter ryan curry explains, these new tenants are more than just shops. as shoppers walk through san francisco center, something is catching their eye. >> they need more businesses to come back. the smallest looking kind of empty. i know we came in on a weekday, but like still, the businesses. where are they? >> for the last few years, major tenants have packed up and left, but things are now looking up. seven new businesses have signed leases and are ready to move in. >> i think the revival of like, public spaces, is going to be really big for building community and just allowing, neutral place to meet, to socialize. >> one of those new tenants is the yerba buena community benefit district executive director scott rowett says this space is exactly what he wanted. >> it's right in the heart of our neighborhood. and so where could we put our space? that is right in the core? where could we put our ambassadors and

the now to bolivia, westfield coolie to general a juan jose. so nick has been arrested and charged with terrorism and then selection generals inigo had previously refused to go into retirements over his anti government position. on wednesday, the general led his troops to stone, the presidential palace and amik. baker was used to monitor the game. the military police units were seen entering the building, but parliament re in governments, employees were about to waste it from the area in a long while also use bro called the co attendance. the bolivian president is quoted upon the nation to stand against the perpetrators of the following. the storming of the presidential palace generals anita health face to face talks with president, all se footage shows the bolivian president, ordering the military to return to the bower. some day refused me. things took place with the policy full. but if he has need to ship was able to of points, new military leadership for the got was arrested soon after this meeting, the general is now claiming the president

west and section support these to form a code well allies closer together not makes many in the westfield extremely, an easy all of this, of course is being watched closely across the border and south korea journalist view and she joins is now from the capital. so you, how is all of this being seen in south korea, as well as builders to assets that south korea is really keeping a close eye on? the 1st is the timing. so let's start with when this visit is coming at, the 2 liters happened in terms of what could be considered a peak of intercooler good intentions. earlier the small cell creat suspended, the meeting is recreating military agreement the pos, border military packing that these intentions off and it's a lot. now, officials at the time high to sort create have deliberately repeat me by lead a tour by firing artillery shells off the coast. part and missiles beyond the air. well, in king john and his thoughts have conducted more military publications this year than ever before. surpassing 2020, to record 48 provocations. maybe recall so also terminate. the 2018 is a cream military

so if we look, for instance, at is barker, isaac barker was a quaker from westfield, indiana who servedin 147th indiana regiment. he served in the final months of the conflict. and at his letters he is really to survive. and in his letters, he writes a lot about how he misses mom's home cooked meals. and certainly fare is not remotely close to mom's chicken thinking, can i do re comfortable? how can i benefit from the environment around me? so actually writes in one of his letters about going to a farm and just taking cherries from this farm. now he was taking cherries only for himself to eat, but he was taking cherries so that he could bring in them back to the camp, not to shaitcomrades, but to sell to his comrades because he thought, if i can't get what i want, i can sell available and use that money to purchase what i feel need. so confederate soldiers also engaged this type of activity. this is a jackson's 1862 volley campaign, there are examples that exist of confederate soldiers who see the uniform on their back as a free pass to go any piece of property and tahatever it is, want

born may the 6th, 1931, in westfield, alabama, mays excelled at an early age.t only 14, he was playing semi-pro baseball with his father while still in high school. his professional career began in the leagues with the birmingham black barons, but it was the new york giants who signed mays to a major league contract. >> i really didn't care who signed me. i wanted to get out of, the south and not not because of, any racial thing there is because i wanted to go and maybe help my family to make a money, and i did for years after jackie robinson broke the color barrier when he made his debut less than three weeks before his 20th birthday on may 25th, 1951, mays went hitless in his first 12 at bats. >> in his 13th, he hit the first of his 660 career home runs. he would go on to garner rookie of the year honors, and he was on deck when bobby thomson hit the shot heard round the world. the giants won the pennant. >> the giants with the pennant in 1952. >> mays career was put on hold for almost two full seasons after he was drafted into the army during the korean war

and we begin in bolivia, westfield, carlita, general, one as a, as a negro has been arrested and charged with terrorism and on the insurrection that it was a vague. i had previously refused to go into retirements over his anti government position. on wednesday, the general let his troops to store the presidential palace and all the vehicle was used to run the gate. of the military police units were seen entering the building. but solomon 3 on the government's employees were evacuated from the area. and as long as these bro coffee co attends the bolivian presidents cooled upon the nation to stand against the public traces of the we attended a coup attempt here in the city of la pause. this is one of the gas bombs that the bolivian army fired, more or less at 3 in the afternoon, the commander general of the army, general one jose zuniga, arrived at plaza maria, at the government palace with military tanks. they have entered the government palace for 2 hours. they were pressed. the people with gases and bullets to president r say, has appointed new military authorities. he has given a speec

the very 1st french se aspect westfield that night was killed by a ukrainian so you're, that was belonging to the 621 camp valerie battalion. believe this and that if you took all the house um during the day on the beaches, you had some ukrainian soldiers that where with the germans army that we're shooting the allied that we're trying to land on this. so assume that just to make a long story short, this is a huge, comes out. this is a huge down. this is a treason zelinski has nothing to do over there. this is gemma flip a and this is a political mistake. and this is just the, this message political message that they want. they want it to send to rush out because no one can forget the rush, all less 27000000 people. and without the east, from the sorry, the east front of the allied would never have learned that the normal, the, the 6 of june 1944. and i great, great uncle. that was general, that on the all or the persian in provence would not have been able to land in provence on the 15th of august. 1944. yeah. so, uh yeah, my friend is a trader. oh no, no other work at a very personal ans

seven tenants are moving into the san francisco center, or what used to be called the westfield mall.t's been a troubled few years there since the pandemic, but as abc seven news reporter ryan curry explains, these new tenants are more than just shops. as shoppers walk through san francisco center, something is catching their eye. >> they need more businesses to come back. the smallest looking kind of empty. i know we came in on a weekday, but like still, the businesses. where are they? >> for the last few years, major tenants have packed up and left, but things are now looking up. seven new businesses have signed leases and are ready to move in. >> i think the revival of like, public spaces, is going to be really big for building community and just allowing, neutral place to meet, to socialize. >> one of those new tenants is the yerba buena community benefit district executive director scott rowett says this space is exactly what he wanted. >> it's right in the heart of our neighborhood. and so where could we put our space? that is right in the core? where could we put our ambassador

francisco, tras la retirada de varias tiendas minoristas y con futuro incierto, el centro comercial westfieldos abrirán sus puertas el mes que viene y un grupo de unos 20 sospechosos saqueó una joyería. esto fue en sunnyvale el miércoles. todo pasó en cuestión de minutos. el asalto fue captado por una cámara de vigilancia y las autoridades sí lograron arrestar a 5 de los sospechosos esta noche. la policía sigue investigando para identificar a estos demás. jocelyn moran nos trae los detalles. este es el momento cuando unos 20 ladrones rompen las puertas de cristal de la joyería png en la ciudad de sunnyvale. pueden ver como los empleados unos segundos antes corren hacia atrás de la tienda. cuando los sospechosos lograron entrar inmediatamente empiezan a quebrar las vitrinas con martillos, llevándose lo que pudieron. todo pasó en aproximadamente 2 minutos. antioch pretty much almost everything that was on display. el departamento de seguridad pública de sunnyvale dice que se llevaron lo que estaba exhibido en la tienda. después huyeron en varios autos que estaban estacionados afuera mientras la

the westfield nursery�*s been running on the queen mary university site since 1992 but the universityerything it can to help parents and carers find alternative arrangements but the nursery�*s manager says the staff are devastated. we were shocked. we were just numb. you know, people started asking about, "what are we going to do? this is our livelihood. no—one has said anything to us." and some staffjust broke down, you know, with shock. and with childcare being one of the big issues in this general election — we'll be looking further into it on our programme tonight at 6:30pm. now, this week marks the seventh anniversary of the grenfell tower fire, which led to the deaths of 72 people. eighteen children were among those who died in the fire in a high—rise block of flats in north kensington. local events are taking place all week with young people also preparing for the anniversary. many of them live on local estates near the tower block and have been supported by community groups. it always surprises me, actually, how many of the children still engage in things when it comes up to t

the baseball great died yesterday at the age of 93 mays was born in westfield, alabama. he played his first professional baseball game th the birmingham black barons of the leagues when he was 17 years old, may's help lead the parents to the 1948 world series in 1951. a sign. but the new york giants and made his major league debut. he ayed with the team when they moved to san francisco 7 years later in 1972, he went to play for the new york mets where he retired a year later may says known as one of the greatest ballplayers basball history. he was nicknamed the say, hey, kid and mays was known for his joyous spirit when playing the game and off the field. he was drafted into the army during the korean war. he was also awarded the presidential medal of freedom by barack obama in 2015. and let's take a look now at some of his accomplishments. mays was a 24 time all-star. he helped lead the new york giants to a world championship in 1954. he's a two-time mvp, won rookie of the year in 1951. he was a batting champi in 19 54 and led the national league in home runs 4 times an

mays, who was born in nearby westfield played his first professional home games there in 1948 as a members. the giants and cardinals took the field in the game umpired by the game's first ever all black crew. the 99-year-old former black baron and st. louis cardinal bill greasen the oldest negro leaguer throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. what a sight, incredible. as for the game the cardinals beat the giants 7-6. but, frankly, who cares? what an honor, an amazing night. >>> meanwhile, to the bronx, new york yankees judge extends his mlb home run lead with his 27th long run, two run shot, hit outright there. third inning, made little difference for the yanks as they were clobbered by the baltimore orioles in yesterday's game between division leaders. you hate to see it. poor yankees. punctuated by a sixth run second inning the 7-5 victory gave the o's two out of three against the yanks. new york now clings to a half game lead against baltimore atop the al east, but look at those pesky sox just ten games back, got to love them. in the nba they settled on their next head coach. the tea

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born in westfield, alabama, in 1931, mays was the son of a negro league player, and he started his pro 1948 with the negro league birmingham black barons, at just 16 years old. in 1951, he made his major league debut with the new york giants, a year he captured national league rookie of the year. beloved by fans for his dazzling play, his exuberant smile, and for giving to the game's next generation. mays would even play stick ball with children in new york city streets. >> they'd knock on my window. i would go out, play stick ball for about an hour, two hours, and then, i'd buy everybody ice creams. geoff: less than a decade later, his play went coast-to-coast, when the new york giants became the san francisco giants. even though he was already a star and a world series champ, the welcome wasn't always warm. >> every time i went to the plate, they were expecting a home run outta me. why, why are they booing me? geoff: but, it didn't take long for mays to win over another city and another fan base. >> joe dimaggio, though he played for the yankees, was from san francisco, and san franc

mays was born in westfield, alabama. he played his first professional baseball game with the birmingham black barons of the leagues when he was 17 years old. may's help be the barents to the 1948 world series in 1951. he signed with the new york giants and made his major league debut, a state with the team when they moved to san francisco 7 years later in 1972, you want to play for the new york mets where he retired a year later. mays is known as one of the best players and baseball history. nicknamed say, hey, kid mays was known for his joyous spirit when playing the game and then off the field. mays was drafted into the army during the korean war and then was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by barack obama in 2015. we'll take a look now at some of his accomplishments. he was a 24 time all-star. he helped lead the new york giants to a world series championship in 1954. mays is a two-time mvp won rookie of the year in 1951. he was also a batting champ in 1954, he led the national league in home runs 4 times and

new leases at the former westfield range from a new pet treat vending machine to an office space foror all, a nonprofit connecting young people to paid employment, a cell phone, accessories and repair store and a toy shop will also be joining the mall. today's announcement comes on the heels of mayor london breeds heart action plan, which seeks to revitalize the city's entertainment and retail areas. >> coming up in sports, two offensive stars with the 49ers will now be stars in a netflix series. our bailey o'carroll will have the story. >> and tonight on the 11:00 news, a dump truck driver rescued from a fiery crash in tonight's west coast rap police highlighting the bystanders who jumped in to help fans hosted their first ever reverse boycott outside the colosseum there, calling for the team's owner, john fisher, to sell the team. not much has changed. a year later, they have repeatedly held those rallies and are still well, less than pleased with how the organization has handled the team's to be. move to las vegas now. tonight, the a's were on the road to face the minnesota twins,

he was born may 6th, 1931, in westfield, alabama. he was named willie, not william. his parents were both trained athletes, and it was actually his father who introduced him to the game of baseball. >> jason, what do you think about the game thursday? i mean, i know they were planning events in honor of willie mays. >> yeah, well, it's taken on a, you know, obviously a somewhat different complexion now because they're going to it's going to be mainly a tribute now to willie mays. you know, that's going to be the focal point. i think, you know they're going to have a lot of the, you know, many of the living ballplayers that played in the leagues back then with him and in 19, 1948. but the black barons, many of them are going to be there. so it's going to be emotional for a lot of folks, and willie mays is going to be honored before the game and during the game and after the game, and it's going to be a big tribute for him. you know, he only played home games there at that stadium. he only played one season, but that's where he got his start. and what's amazing is, you

i'm just pointing out there is a disparity, in the attention and resources that we put on westfield thane do on stonestown, which is a little more out of the way. and it seems to me kind of mess up because storm surge is actually a successful mall, and we want to keep it that way because it's an important part of our tax base and also an important experience for tourists coming into the city and spending their dollars. and so i'm just begging for a little love, because i think that, you know, the you know, we have seen, during the pandemic, a lot of shift of economic activity from downtown to the neighborhoods. and we want to make sure that the neighborhoods are also getting the attention that we like. we need, and, and so just, you know, pointing out that because taraval is not a recruiting station, we're not or a precinct, we're not seeing that. and i'm hoping that, you know, you will take that into account. yes. thank you. thank you. vice chair mandelman. thank you, chair chan. and thank you, chief, for your work and for your department, for your presentation, you know, i will say tha

mace, who was born in nearby westfield, played his first professional home games there in 1948 as a memberrons. the giants and cardinals took the field alongside former negro league players in a game um pirld by the first ever all-black crew. bill gleason, the oldest negro leaguer, threw out the ceremonial first pitch. the game itself, a good one. the cardinals beat the giants 7-6. eugene, we were watching this last night. a really nice tribute to the negro league writ large and a tribute to willie maize, considered to be the greatest player of all time and a really important moment for major league baseball recognizing after major league statistics will count in the overall major league standings. >> that's a big deal. >> an important moment to honor what was. >> willie mays was certainly one of the greatest top five, maybe top one. who knows, ballplayer in history. he was amazing, and now that negro league records are included, we will know more about a great selection, josh gibson and satchel paige, these amazing, amazing ballplayers and the few who got a chance to go to major league ba

i'm just pointing out there is a disparity, in the attention and resources that we put on westfield than on stonestown, which is a little more out of the way. and it seems to me kind of mess up because storm surge is actually a successful mall, and we want to keep it that way because it's an important part of our tax base and also an important experience for tourists coming into the city and spending their dollars. and so i'm just begging for a little love, because i think that, you know, the you know, we have seen, during the pandemic, a lot of shift of economic activity from downtown to the neighborhoods. and we want to make sure that the neighborhoods are also getting the attention that we like. we need, and, and so just, you know, pointing out that because taraval is not a recruiting station, we're not or a precinct, we're not seeing that. and i'm hoping that, you know, you will take that into account. yes. thank you. thank you. vice chair mandelman. thank you, chair chan. and thank you, chief, for your work and for your department, for your presentation, you know, i will say that fo