mayor willie brown tells kron 4 news, breed's win kron 4 news, brown tells mayor willie francisco formern person"service driven dedicated honest talented qualified brown "she is a sot willie brown "she is a talented qualified dedicated honest service driven person" former san francisco mayor willie brown tells kron 4 news, breed's win starts a new chapter for the city.sot willie brown "she will be embraced and she will earn it." the significance of breed as mayor, is not lost on her supporters. like chantilique jackson who grew up in the city.jackson sot "it is life changing you know, and it is going down right here in san francisco." breed sot "the reason why i feel so incredible about this because i think the message this sends to the next generation of young people in this city is that no matter where you come no matter what you decide to do in life you can do anything you want to do. never let your circumstance determine your outcome in life." (justine) the results are not final. according to elections officials, about 6-thousand ballots still needed to be reviewed. breed will serve

willie brown, the young people who go to that school are precious, and we cannot give that space to a corporation and assume that they will take care of our children. san francisco unified school district needs to stand strong and control malcolm x and make sure that malcolm x is given everything that it needs to succeed in that school district. we cannot give that school up to a corporation and expect them to do the service that it needs for a school. so please stand strong and give these schools everything that they need for the school district. to all parents who are here mobilizing, whatever side you are on, i appreciate you standing up four your kids, and we need to go home and do a little more research on what the charter schools are really do, what they are really like, and what we can do to improve the schools in the mission and places that we are. >> thank you. can i get please a time? thank you. you have eight minutes left. >> president, mr. superintendent, members of the board of education, i'm amos brown, president of the san francisco branch of the national association fo

willie brown/host- "(philippe) are you nervous on election day like you would be if you were mayor? anymore. so, i don't have to be nervous. i can just sit around and predict with no liability for wrong." he says president of the board of supervisors, london breed has his support for his old job. london breed/mayoral candidate- "these are really challenging times. we know with homelessness, and the need to build more housing and so we have to have someone whose willing to push through the bureauacracy, the red tape and the craziness that get in the way." breed says she's the best leader for the position. former supervisors president and current mayoral candidate angela alioto -- says vote for her.angela alioto/mayoral candidate- "i'm in this race for homelessness, i'm in this race abuse. i'm in this race for people addictions that we can help and get off the streets of san francisco. our iconic city isn't the iconic city it's always been when you poverty."david chiu/assemblym race could set the stage for many with the passage of mayor lee."george gascon/district attorney- "they offer

joining me now, willie brown. i want to get to the recent op-ed you wrote in "the san francisco chronicle" in this wh you say it's time for democrats to stop bashing the president. you also want to say a significant number of americans are happy these days. they're making money. they're feeling safe. and on and on. corey lewandowski's statement right there, do you agree with him and the president's message? is it powerful? >> well, let's be very clear. democrats need seriously to be focused on what do they offer as the alternative. that's exactly what i would be doing were i a candidate for public office. i would start, by the way, with a study of hillary clinton's book "what happened." can tell you exactly how she lost michigan, how she lost pennsylvania, how she lost ohio. she could tell you how she lost that election. we need to know that. and one of the issues in there was stop thinking that the weakness of trump can elect you. >> but how do the democrats fairly criticize the president? because at the very lea

to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services but we also really build strong communities when i started this job my sons were 2 and 5 now 9 and 6 i think so the need to be able to take a call from the principal of school i think that brings a whole new appreciation to being underst

i ran as willie brown, the best candidate. believe me, i only wanted somebody who was lesser. >> i think that parties will adapt to this over time. they're just trying to do this i think while parties hate it, we know that a lot of folks in california, biggest fastest growing group, that means these are a lot of people who don't like the parties even if they identify with one or the other. the more the parties say we hate this, the more people in california are saying this is great. >> do you think it's a good system? >> i think it's a terrible system. i believe we ought to go back to the partisan ship and allow however people who decline the state to participate in whichever party they want to participate with for vote purposes period. i do not think it is productive to say there shouldn't be a republican and a an independent just think about it. american independent party and all the other parties, they are nonexistent when it comes to the final count because they've been eliminated in the primary. i don't think that's healt

willie brown -- norman said, i have an airport named after me and willie brown said, i have a bridge named after me. charlotte has topped them all. she has the stairs on the rotunda of san francisco city hall named after her. how cool is that? also, since i am giving out some thanks. we should give great thanks to mark chandler. the director of international trade. without him, our sister cities would not be able to function. mark, thank you. and then, again, as the mayor said, the right hand man the does all the hard work, matthew. thank you. [applause] you know, i am so honored to represent the 19 sister cities that san francisco has. excuse me. as the mayor said, i am the cochair of the san francisco city association. the cochair with me is kathleen. [applause] and the heart and soul of the sister city, the hardest working person, the most important person is our executive director. as the mayor said to, osaka is the oldest sister city relationship that we have. last year we celebrated our 60th anniversary. we hope to go for another 60 years. the mayor mentioned that in order to p

you can see former mayor willy brown. volunteer campaigners. the big vase of course the mayors race and there are eight candidates. the city uses what is called ranked voting. a candidate has to get 50% first place votes. if the pick is eliminated they look that second choice and retallies. one person who is not a fan of th system is former mayor willy brown. i got a chance to talk to him and he said this is one of the worst he has seen. >> because people are not able to engage in dialogue. demonstrate their differences with each other. you have to be very careful because you to worry about second place votes. it is very clear when you run in a ranked choice world you don't get a chance to demonstrate the dramatic difference between you and your opponent. >> mark farrell brought his kids to the poll. s he not openly -- he has not openly endorsed any of the candidates and the next payer should be sworn in july. and he then plans on taking a varication with his family. -- vacation with his family. the polls stay open until 8:00 p.m. and there is

quick check on how the markets are taking all this in with parts who's standing by in frankfurt willie brown short is he the right man for the job but why did it take so long to replace starter. i don't think there's an answer to the second question i don't think anybody knows why it took so long the only answers i can think of is that the people in the supervisory board were in a disagreement over whether to fire starter and who to appoint and also how to communicate it in the end how to treat stadler after he was suspended we don't know that but it's possibly those reasons or a combination of those from shot interesting figure perhaps one of the things that speaks most for his being installed now as an interim c.e.o. he's not been in doubt a very long only since last september and he's been a volkswagen since twenty twelve so he knows volkswagen but he's possibly not involved in all that your long years long manipulation of diesel gate so that maybe speaks for him as being a relatively outsider but he's a competent manager solid career at mercedes benz before moving to the w i'm out of the

tay there was, thanks to willie brown. the grill was packed for the event. this year's guest of honor, 111-year-old lucy mirigan, the oldest voter in s francisco yous yet, she has a quick but simple message for you. >> yeah, everybody go out and vote. >> you heard it. go out and vote. mirigan was 13 years old when women were granted the right to vote. so has seen history in the making. >> we have about 90 minutes left, get out there. >>> up next, changing the way u boa that flight. the new way to speed up the process. but we )ll soon have so affordable options in the south bay. >>>> well, you know this. living in the bay area isn't cheap, but we'll soon have some more affordable options in the south bay. supervisors voted to approve more than $66 million to build affordable developments in gilroy. it's part of the measure a housing bond that voters approved in 2016. the mediane pricey i $1.3 million. that's up more than 25% from this time last year. >>> in mountain view now, there's a new call to make sure tech companies are paying their fair share. they are

willie brown... for his election day lunch. (robin) and here's a live look outside...idge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)a noted cooling trend will continue for inland areas through midweek as an upper trough arrives along the west coast and strong onshore flow continues. temperatures across the region will cool below normal through wednesday afternoon. temperatures are then expected to warm slightly late in the week, but remain near seasonal averages through the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )this morning... votes from last night's primary election are still coming in. jane kim is challenging london breed and mark leno in the race for mayor. kron-4's ali reid has the latest from jane kim's election party. it's a full on party inside "folsom foundry" right now. volunteers have

.>>> former mayor willie brown slammed the choice --the program ofrain choices, making autious since they r second and third place votes. that john's grill, along with local politicians and celebrities, the city's oldest voter, a san woman, named lucy who is 111 years old. stay with us for live election coverage, on ktvu plus it begins at 7:00 tonight, and on fox two, complete coverage on the 10:00 and news--- fox 2. >>> in the east bay, a threat to open fire this thursday, in pleasant hill, we have more on how social media played a role in the teenager being arrested.>> reporter: it was an ominous post on snapchat, a 13- year-old boy telling a fellow student saying he wanted to shoot up students on thursday, the last day of school, including 30 gun emoji's. >>apchat notified the fbi per their policies, the fbi did some digging into it. >> reporter: they tracked the ip address to concord, leading them to arrest a suspect, at his home in martinez, and seized three legally owned guns. the suspect thought his snapchat was gone for good, this and other cases prove there is always a digit

so, we asked former san francisco mayor willie brown if this is a case of be careful what you wish for. >> you better believe me. because on the acceptance speech and the interview afterwards, cox was really -- >> john cox from san diego? >> he was impressive. all i can one ti wh he i build hoes0,000 r houses you nt to liveis ,000 he. that's what newsom will give you. i can get you $80,000. that's impressive. >> that's tough to beat. >> there is plenty of room for him to. there are liberals or democrats, even independents who are not in love with single-payer. >> you are talking about healthcare. the $400 billion plan to cover anybody in california and anybody that comes here. >> that's right. that has been the linchpin of gavin newsom's campaign so far. i think it is not a huge window but there is a moment for folks to even consider themselves democrats or liberals will take a look at themselves. >> gavin newsom and the democrats are going to hang trump and his endorsement of cox around him and say, there is goes. >> he was, again, in that first interview when somebody tried to do tha

. >>> in san francisco, former mayor willy brown hosted his annual election day free lunch at john's e city's oldest voter, a san francisco woman named lucy. she's 111 years old. on the subjects of politics, brown explained why in his view the city's mayor race has been one of the quote worst elections he's ever seen. 's ever seen. >> it's the worst because people are not able to engage in dialogue and demonstrate their differences with each other. you have to be very careful because you have to worry about second and third place votes. don perata in oakland makes it clear when you're running in this world you don't get a chance to demonstrate the dramatic difference between you and your opponent. >> if former mayor referring to perata's loss in the oakland mayor's race in 2010. he was defeated despite getting more first place votes due to rookie choice voting. >>> and -- rank choice voting. >>> and we'll get to the san francisco race in a moment, but first i want to start with the governor's race. we talked earlier with christina rendon our reporter, it's the number two spot coming i

today there was, thanks to willy brown. they were packed for the election day event that featured candidates from all across the bay area. everyone lines up for a fee lunch. notice on the red carpet, the guest of honor, 111-year-old lucy merigan, the oldest voter in san francisco. she looks great. >> she does. >> 111 years old. atre your words of wisdom on this election night? >> go out and vote! >> go out and vote is what she said. >> what do you eat to stay so healthy and beautiful? >> everything on that menu for free. >> she got the free nch. thanks for joining us. you have a couple hours to go out and vote. >>> tonight, the shocking death of a fashion icon. kate spade, the woman hind an d of apparent suicide. tributes now pouring in from famous friends and fans. so many asking why. of volcano news. disasters. new evacuations as a so-called volcano of fire explodes again. and our team is there. >> reporter: rescuers are still working frantically searching for survivors, but the possibility of finding any diminishes with

she is the second african- american mayor of san francisco after willie brown. and the first african-american woman mayor of san francisco. breed is also is san francisco native. she grew up not far from city hall. london breed claimed her victory after mark leno conceded. >> reporter: i'm london -- >> i'm london breed i am president of the san francisco board of supervisors and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: london breed created an impromptu crowd of supporters, ready to reunite the city after a short but hard- fought campaign for mayor. >> this is an amazing city. and we have a number of amazing candidates who ran for mayor. >> reporter: breed's comments came after the announcement from mark leno that he was conceding the race. >> i wish every success both personally and professionally in her new job as mayor of san francisco. >> reporter: with the last contender for mayor stepping aside, bring -- breed began to outline the issues. >> we see people sleeping on our street. we know that they need help. we are not building

you might not be able to see it right now but the former mayor willie brown is in the back of the room right now. he is talking to the crowd here , starting to address the crowd and talking about how voters hear and supporters for london breed are energetic and diverse folks are hoping that the early returns points to a good result. >> christian, thank you. to the mark leno campaign. deborah is live in the castro. >> reporter: mark leno has come out here tonight to rally his supporters on the stage behind us. he told them not to worry about these early numbers and the gap between him and london breed. he told them this was expected and as long as the gap does not widen further, he is not concerned but he does expected as this to be a long night and the effect of ranked choice has yet to be felt. after some 20 years in public office rs a supervisor, state legislator said the mayor's post is the last position heill se he declared early for the race, that was accelerated when the mayor died. and his front runne slipped to london breed. tonight he talked about being a pioneer in the gay co

"> ( james ) (ááá2 shotááá) that was former mayor willie brown sounding his praise for san sounding hise for san francisco mayor-elect london breed. she will deliver her victory speech from rosa parks elementary school at 10 a-m this morning.sara stinson joins us live from san francisco with more. ( sara )after a tight election - london breed will declare victory today at her alma matar rosa parks elementary. yesterday mark leno announced his conecession while 67- hundred votes are still being counted.breed however is currently ahead by more than 21-hundred votes.this mayor race has been extremely close as there is still just a one percent difference between the two.leno says breed is a remarkable young woman who is going to do a fine job quote her success is san francisco's success.breed says she's excited to use her experience as the president of the board of supervisors to gain that success. <"i am prepared to make sure i do everything i can to work together to bring the board of supervisors together, to bring everyone together to solve some of our most challenging problems.">( sara

she thanked willie brown as the mayor. when i become mayor, i will be his mayor. so it is still not the case that anybody is saying they believe she'll become mayor. it's not clear whether any other candidates have made those phone calls. but i'll tell you there is a sense here that they are celebrating the person they believe could be the next mayor of san francisco. reporting live i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> kpix 5 andrea nakano continues our team coverage with the mark -- andria borba is with the mark leno campaign. >> reporter: that's correct. mark leno told me earlier this afternoon that this will be the last public office that he runs for. when or lose, this is the last one. if he wins, he will, of course, run for reelection here in san francisco. but if he loses tonight, this will be the end of his public service career. just a short time ago mark leno spoke on stage out here at castro and market on 17th street to a crowd of supporters, talking about his campaign and what happens next. >> when i arrived here 41 years ago as a jewish boy looking for a safe p

thousands including nancy pelosi and willie brown came out for the renaming of the 900 block of mason street as tony bennett way. that spot is no coincidence. bennett first publicly performed "i left my heart in san francisco" at the fairmont hotel in december of 1961. he called today a day he would never forget. >> it's so beautiful. the sun is out, and san francisco is at its best right l to me and to everybody in america, thank you very much. >> and he's still singing. remember, he just did that duo with lady gaga. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors gave the go ahead to the street renaming in november of last year. it was one of the last official acts ed lee made before his unexpected death in september. >>> let's turn over to sports. a look at what's coming up next. >>> we are less than 24 hours from game two of the finals. there were multiple story lines that came from players speaking out today, including a strong take from the usually soft-spoken klay thompson. that's next in sports. my name i. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child

.>>> former san francisco mayor willie brown held his annual election year lunch, ticians, celebrities, and on the subject of politics, he explained why in his view, this current mayoral race with the ranked choice voting has been quote, one of the worst elections he has ever seen. >> it is the worst, because people are unable to engage in dialogue, and demonstrate their differences with each other. you have to be very careful, you have to worry about second and third place votes. don parada in oakland, makes it clear, when you run in a ring choice world cup you don't have a chance to demonstrate the dramatic difference between you and your opponent. >> the former mayor referring to don parada's loss in t oaklanmayor's race in 2010, defeated by despite getting more first-place votes, he ended up losing due to ring choice voting. >>> stay with us all night for live election coverage on ktvu plus, at 7:00 tonight, and here on ktvu fox 2, complete coverage beginning with the 10:00 news. >>> shock and sadness in the fashion industry, the death of iconic fashion design sp hadow she is being

willie brown, you can see the voters have supported a democrat who is liberal outside of san francisco. all of the left people and san francisco's think that london breed is not progressive. in san francisco she is moderate or conservative everybody knows that is the dynamic care. she is a true civil rights era dissented -- descendent. the connection is erasing the history of the black community. london breed is a child of that history.>> an incredible victory for her. big news coming out. we are thankful to have you here and your perspective. james taylor, thank you.>> coming up, federal reserve bumping up interest rates. will it -- will it affect you? >> they are committing to safety. the possible power outages during times of high danger of wildfires coming up.>>> another day of hot temperatures across the bay area. lots of mid 90s for the inland spots. the forecast coming up after the break . at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner he

i've seen the mission bay community evolve under the leadership initially with mayor willie brown, at&t park, the 6500 residential units, and all the commercial office and life science. just an amazing redevelopment here of a great part of our san francisco. i've been on the mission bay citizens advisory committee for 14 years, and i attended here this past week the detailed arena presentation that the warriors team presented, and i was initially quite concerned. i thought we were going to have another oracle arena sign, huge red glow in the sign, well, not red for the warriors, of course, but a red glow from oracle that you could see from a half a mile away. i was vry impressed with the attention that was given to the community, to the neighbors, and also representatives from ucsf that were in our meeting last week that chimed right in and said they have looked at it, they've studied it, they've looked at the level of illumination, there was serious consideration given to the impacts, to the hospital and the surrounding area, and it doesn't overwhelm the community. it's done in good

only grandmas raising grand kids, reference mayor london breed raised by grandma, reference mayor willie brown raised by grandma, but for how long can grandma continue raising grand kids? there's been no cola raise in three years, and yet the cola increased imposed on rent stablized apartments year offer year. that means rents going up and will soon exceed income for these old people. ten cities will soon become wheelchair cities -- [inaudible] >> supervisor cohen: miss adams, thank you for your document. your time -- you've exceeded your time. is there any other member of the public that would like to speak in public comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you very much. thank you to the men and women that came to public comment. we heard and took copious note oz wh s on what we heard. what i'd like to do is continue items 1 and 2 to the june 21 meeting. do i have a second? seconded by supervisor stefani, and madam clerk, do we have any other business? >> clerk: that concludes our business. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. we're adjourned. [laughter] >> get in there. >> may

woman to be mayor center cisco taking office -- she is also the second african-american falling willie brown. distinction will be as the first black female to be mayor. and she is also a native, growing up in the western district. we have team coverage. >> reporter: -- london breed graded and impromptu crowd of supporters on the steps of city hall. ready to reunite the city after a short but hard-fought battle for ma >> this is an amazing city. we had a number of amazing candidates who ran for mayor. >> reporter: her comments after >> i called her to congratulate r.ctory. and to wish her every success. both personally and professionally. in her new job as mayor of san >> reporter: with the last contender for mayor stepping aside, she began to outline her plans to deal with the city's most pressing issues. >> we see people slipping on our streets. we know they need help. we are not building enough housing. we know there is so much work to do and we have to make the hard decisions to get the job done. >> reporter: the department of look -- of collections is working hard to count ballots, she h

she is also the second african-american following willie brown. breed's distinction will be at -- as the first african- american woman to be mayor. she is also a native. i was they, read treated an impromptu crowd of supporters on the steps of city hall. >> we know that they need help. we are not holding enough housing. we know that there is so much work to do and we have to make the hard decisions to get the job done. >> reporter: the director of elections saying that he thinks that we should get a nearly complete account of the ballots by friday. he will then certify the results, giving -- meaning london breed could be sworn in on july 11 at the earliest. she is expected to give some remarks at rosa parks elementary. that is her elementary school that she attended as a child. what she has planned for us. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, contra costa county firefighters are cleaning up after a fire in lafayette. it happened this morning at about 4:00 on withers avenue near rally is valley road. the contra costa county fire ma

she's also the second african- american mayor of san francisco after willie brown. she is the first african- american woman mayor of san francisco. breed is also a need -- native of san francisco. she grew up not far from city hall. as christien kafton reports, london breed claims her victory after mark leno conceded. >> and london breed. i am president of the san francisco board of supervisors. and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: london breed created an impromptu crowd of supporters on the steps of city hall, after a short but hard- fought campaign for mayor. >> this is an amazing city. and we had a number of amazing candidates who ran for mayor. >> reporter: breed's comments came after the announcement from mark leno that he was conceding the race. >> i reassured every success to both personally and professionally in her new as ma >> reporter: with the last contender for mayor stepping aside, breed began to outline her plans to deal with some of the city's most pressing issues. >> we see people sleeping on our street. we are

same like willie brown did before. a good successful job if you do that. second, try to understand, you have a supervisor who used to work with you, now you are bigger than them because you have become the mayor of the city. >> thank you for your comments. neck speaker, please. >> supervisors my name is bradley wheat fire. i wanted to comment on the process of vetting changes that are coming in this budget, in regard to the san francisco public library. earlier today you stood up for our immigrants, our undocumented sisters and brothers, and i applaud that. the public library has asked to include rfid, radio frequency id into this budget. what does that say to our un- documented sisters and brothers? they will not be able to use the library. that is going to give a level of our government, this lawless, federal layer an opportunity, in realtime and in documentation, to go after these members of our community. we cannot not serve everyone. and if we are going to do rfid in the library, then we need to serve no one, because discriminating against undocumente

willie brown. phillip burton. june jordan. to name a few. whereas of note, illustrative of the need to reflect upon the appropriateness of those who have been honored with the school in their names. san francisco elementary school attended predominantly any african-american students was renamed in 1994 due to a compelling, sustained effort by the african-american school community and its allies who called to attention that drake was a slave trader. and historical past and the appropriateness of cultural icons that is being debated across the country, notably the confederate flag and the statues and names revered in public schools and many communities are blazing a path toward an approach of addressing historic wrongs. the city of new orleans removed the robert e. lee and other confederate statues in may of 2017. san francisco removed a monument that shows a native american man sitting at the feet of a mexican monk. >> therefore, be it resolved that the san francisco board of education finds it necessary to engage the community in public scho

former mayor willie brown supported her, and tells kron 4 news ...she is a talented, dedicated, honesterson.. ready to take on san francisco's challenges. <"and to have the second woman in the history of this city and the second african america and to have somebody at 43 years of age a native from the public housing projects ascend to the mayorship is the ultimate confirmation of what america is about."> (grant)san jose mayor sam liccardo released a statement congratulating london breed. the statement read:"i'd like to congratulate mayor-elect breed and look forward to working with her to tackle the many common challenges facing our communities, from the region's growing homelessness crisis...to the need for critical transit improvements that will get the bay area moving again." (vicki)oakland mayor libby schaaf also offers her congratulations...she tweeted this...excited and ready to partner with you to make our region stronger, healthier, and more resilient for all. (vicki)and supervisor jane kim, who was also in the race for mayor tweeted...i want to offer my congratulations to lond

former mayor willie brown attends the event in san francisco tomorrow that starts at 2:00 at the marriott marquee on mission street. >>> all right, giants fans, well. ♪ come together tonight at at&t park because tonight, if you didn't know by the song, it's beatles trivia night. check out the special beatles-themed shirt right here with the team giving to fans. you see the team member there's, not the beatles. also, a fireworks show after that game featuring some of the beatles biggest hits. >>> all right, live now to at&t park this morning where it's all calm right knew, but the giants will host the padres for paelbes night. if you don't want to leave your house, understand al. a little warm. not so much in san francisco. we have you covered. nbc bay area is your home for giants baseball tonight. coverage starts at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. right after the news at 6:00. first pitch is at 7:15. >>> and we can't forget about the a's, of course, getting ready for a doubleheader against the chicago white sox today. the team was supposed to play yesterday, but that game was postponed b