willie mays. take a look. thousands of giants fans attended the big event...held this afternoon at at&t park. the star -studded ceremony included appearances by willie mays... willie mccovey...gaylo rd perry... current giants manager bruce bochy...and dusty baker. 53-year old bonds...who grew up in the bay area...says it was always his dream to play for the orange and black .(sot) "i always felt is my home and to come in full circle...signing with the giants...as i stand here now i am amazed and humbled... that i am being recognized with the greats...willie mays..mccovey...marshall...and gaylord perry...you were my heroes growing up"growing up" growing up"my heroes growing up" bonds played 15 of his 22 mlb seasons with the giants. bonds hit 762 home runs in his career. he has yet to be inducted coming up in sports... hear bonds talk about how much his family means to him... (jrs) coming up at 8. it's a new way to protect young athletes. the state that's offering concussion insurance. (justine) and next how one

. >> they had willie mays at the ballpark yesterday. if you were to say could i have two minutes for willie mays, is he not askable anymore for an interview? >> no. i don't think that's the case. >> what are you waiting for? >> you want willie mays on game day next week. our photographer is his god son. i'll ask him to set it up. >> thank you. coming up in our next half hour one year after white nationalists clash with counter protesters in virginia they're back with fury. >> plus how a kkk leader ended up at the african american history museum with an unlikely friend. >> the seed may not blossom today, tomorrow or the next day but eventually it will come out. because the truth can never be squashed. >> and your identity on the line literally. the big state agency printing full social security numbers on its outgoing mail and what lawmakers are now doing to stop it after a kpix5 investigation. white nationalists... far outnumbered by counter- protesters in washington.. as they marched t l. >>> our top story at 6:30 white nationalists fa

during the ceremony his godfather willie mays made a passionate plea to get bonds to cooperstown. >> hall of fame is a type of when you get there you say man, how did i get here . and i want him to have that honor. before something happened to him. so on behalf of all the people in san francisco and all over the country. both this gyan, he is very very important to me. thank you very much. before the game, bonds took the field with the giants returning to his customary spot in left field. and boy did they need him in the batting lineup. pirates laid in one nothing in the fourth. three run homer and pittsburgh leads four to nothing. plenty of support for starter trevor williams who allowed just five hits in seven shutout innings. the pirates went for nothing as the giants boss -- fall two gains below 500. >>> hall of fame pitcher checking out the a's and angels in anaheim. top of the second oakland want to nothing. connexus eight home run of the year. 31 shot makes it four to nothing. next inning is chris davis. he goes opposite field for his 34th homer of the year and 13 in the last

bonds talks about learning from his dad bobby and his godfather willie mays. >> what did willie mays teach you, being through your dad and being around, was it osmosis learning from them or did they sit you down and teach you things? >> well, my dad was my teacher. willie was my godfather. willie was my idol. two comparisons here. to be a young kid and be a baseball player and the person idolizes your godfather, what other gift do you want? all i cared was love, that he cared about me as my godfather, and that i was good enough for him. that was just it. my dad was the same thing. but it was two different people. like i always said, willie gave me a pat on the shoulder. my dad was going to go you can do it again. i was fighting the two evils. one evil to the good side, the angel and the devil on this side. willie would be like you hit two home runs in the game. keep up the good work. my dad would be like you swung when you weren't supposed to. >> check out the documentary series bay area revelations champions of baseball on nbcbayarea.com/revelations. >>> let's check in with a look at

i feel like the kid still that's looking at number 25 bobby bonds and willie mays when i was growinge. his 15th of the year. the dodgers up 2-zip. we move to the bottom of the 9th two on, one out. brian dozier gets the stop. they can't make the double play. ryan mcmahon gets to bat. you know what's going to happen next. he's the man. one swing of the bat, a walk off three-run homer just his 4th of the season. rockies beat the dodgers 3-2. they're a game and a half back of the first in the west. >>> all right. a's and angels, second inning already up 1-nothing. marcus simeon adding to the lead with the first of two home runs in the game. this is a three-run shot that made it 4-nothing. then crush gets into the act. chris davis with an opposite field home run in the third inning. his 34th of the year and 11th opposite field home run of the season. that made it 5-nothing. edwin jackson pitched 7 in the third. got some help from rookie ramon. look at the run down and catch, then the throw back to first. they're calling this the catch and throw of the year. he is out for the double play.

. >> what did willy mays teach you just being a kid. was it just being around through osmosis that you learned or did they sit you down and teach you things. >> well my dad was my teacher. willy was my god father, my idol. to be a young kid and have a dream to be a baseball player and the person you idolized is your godfather. all i cared was love. that i was good enough for him. my dad was the same thing but two different people. you know, like i m this pat on shoulder. and my dad was going to go you . and one angel and the. two home runs, great. keep it going. my dad was like, you swung the bat. >> for more barry bonds, on nbcbayarea.com/revelation. >>> jeff ranieri is our champion of weather. inducting him later tonight. >> thank you very much. our weekend forecast is going to have nice weather here eventually temperatures cooling off. another update on the weather for the firefield vacaville fire which started today near the paradise estates. the foxborough subdivision into tomorrow. evacuations happening now. and you can get more o

. ♪ >> the giants are back home at 24 willie mays plaza, beautiful downtown home to take on the texasart of a nine-game home stand. hello, everyone. i'm jon miller with mike krukow and amy g. welcome to giants baseball. the giants had a great day in new york yesterday at the tail end of what was not so great a road trip. the giants had a hard time scoring runs on the trip. and for a while now the rangers are nowhere in the standings, but they are scoring a lot of runs, more than six per game since the all-star break, mike. >> this is the california's. the giants in the last nine games averaging 2.4 runs, so they need to get the bats woke up, and it's going to be a few line drives early hopefully that ignites this offense. dereck rodriguez 9-3 in his last starts. >> and the giants, which is different than entire history of this ballpark in the past, they have been at their best offensively here at 24 willie mays plaza. rangers have scored the most and allowed the most since the all-star break. stay tuned. we'll take you to the nbc sports bay area studios. >>> sports net central update,

and willie mays said i've known aretha since my early days new york. we used to joke around. she was something. i just want to say to her family that i truly admired her as a senior and as a woman, i am sorry we have lost her. goodbye my friend. >>> we spoke with a bay area producer who had a privilege of calling the legendary singer a colleague and a friend. >> reporter: hanging inside said refills studios, some of his greatest treasures, the gold records he produced with the queen of soul, aretha franklin.>> [ singing ] baby here i am, by the railroad tracks.>> reporter: meeting her in 1984, she sing his lyrics, based off one conversation with her. >> i knew she was brilliant, but i didn't know she was that great.>> reporter: he worked with her on freeway of love, playing drums for her final performance in december at the elton john aids benefit. he says her ability to capture an audience was unparalleled. >> the feeling of love come to life. she would go to the piano and sing bridge over troubled water, very touching. and then she wanted to dance on freeway of love, she ha

. >>> giants hall of payment baseball player, willie mays released a statement eulogizing his old friend, quote, i've known aretha since my early years in new york. we used to joke around. she was something. i want to say to her family that i truly admire her as a singer and a woman. good-bye my friend. >> our tribute continues on our social media platforms. that includes this tweet, a look back at the singer's life in photograph. we tweeted an article on the civil right's legacy and her impact on all the world @nbc bay area. >>> the plea deals are off the table. that is the word from the alameda county district attorney on the ghost fire. nancy o'malley wants the men to go to trial as soon as possible. they face 36 counts of inlu manslaughter. last friday a judgment rejected a plea deal because he said al mena wasn't remorseful enough. now the case will go to trial. >>> there are few per speck tictic tives and angles that are as terrifying as this when it comes to local fires. this is newly-released video of what looks like a fire tornado. this is in the redding area in the early statem

here's the great willie mays addressing the elephant in the room. >> the hall of fame is a type of fraternityou get there, you will say, man, how did have that honor before something happens to him. on behalf of all the people in san francisco and all over the country, vote this guy in. he is very, very important to me. thank you very much. >> third round of the pga championship. brooks keka who won the u.s. open in june is your 54-hole leader at 12 under par. tiger woods is in fourth place four strokes back. that's all for sports. more news after the break. burn near redding. but today - an evacuated family returned home to a welcome surprise. their family fish - "grant" - was still alive! >> today an evacuated family returned home to quite a surprise to redding. this is kind of hard to believe. this family fish named brant, she was still alive. it shocked the father. he told his daughter the fish probably died. firefighters and police officers patrolling the neighborhood, they were feeding grant. they even left a note to let the family know. that is just cute. >> every life matters no matte

. >>> giants hall of famer willie mays releasing this statement saying "i've known her since my earlyears in new york. we used to joke around. she was something. i just want to say to her family that i truly admired her as a singer and as a woman. i'm so sorry we've lost her. good-bye, my friend." other celebrities like elton john, patti labelle, lin-manuel miranda writing tributes on social media tonight. >>> still ahead, a scary site. coyotes in the stow. what's attracting them to the streets of san francisco and why it keeps happening. > sentimentbout a sign and the bay area landmark that just disappeared and why there's growing support to find a new home for it. >> cool fog is back in san francisco. it's not good enough to stop the heat. i'll let you know where we'll reach clothes close toe 100 tomorrow. my update in eight minutes. on t territory. wildlife experts say young coy new at 11:00, on the lookout for their own territory. wildlife experts say young coyotes are venturing out in san francisco. that could lead to close encounters. jean elle i is live in the city where an eff

his godfather, willie mays, made a direct appeal.to be recognized with these gentlemen. >> he's the best ballplayer in the world. let him have that honor. let him have it. >> thank you, san francisco. you are my family. thank you. thank you for making all my dreams come true. thank you. >>> bonds is the 12th giant to have his number retired and the six since the team to san francisco from new york in 1958. >>> after they honored him they played some baseball. the giants forgot their bats. they were shut out. 4-0 the final. pittsburgh got busy in the fourth inning. 1-0. how about three more? here they are. a three run round-tripper. >>> austin slater had a bullet shot to the shortstop and first. not too shabby. a double play. the pirates took it 4-0. >>> much better news for the a's. he's got game. he had a couple of homeruns. this is a 3-run play. chris davis did this. another homerun -- his 34th of the year. he had a couple of hits. keep your eyes on ramon. he will track this down. watch the guy at first. he has to get back. look at

willie mays, bobby bonilla, jim leyland, and willie mccovey were just some of the big names there todayitted that he didn't even want to play baseball as a kid. that was until his mom signed him up. barry gave all the credit to his mom saying that she was the glue that held his family together. he spoke about the moments he had with his dad, bobby bonds who was a great giants player as well.of course the big question here is...will barry ever get a shot at the hall of fame? with all of the questions and links to p-e-d use....that has yet to be answered. bonds did not address that today. as for the actual giants game against barry's first team the pirates...well that didn't go so well. you can see the massive beach balls in mccovey cove. each represents one of the homeruns barry hit there. that didn't help though. giants won friday bad had lost three straight before that. top of the fourth and josh bell says....good bye. that ball is gone. a three run shot that would make it four to nothing pittsburgh. giants trying to get things going but things like this happened. austin slater hits a

and everybody was there: willie mays... willie mccovey.... orlanda zepeda. and dusty baker.me ceremony lasted almost an hour and a half! bonds hit 762 home runs in his career. he's 54.. looks great, slimmed down and smiles a lot more. i think that goes a long way.. the hall of fame can't be far off. ( darya ) and the a's are in a tight race.. they're just two and a half games behind the astros in the american league west. they beat the angels yesterday 8 to 7. and are holding on to the 2nd wildcard spot. ( darya ) won't be long before we see the 9ers and raiders play for real.. we finally got a glimpse of jimmy-g: he only played one series.. maybe five passes.. so it's hard to know if guccie garopp will be worth the price.. the 9ers beat the cowboys. the 9ers play again on saturday. we will see if richard sherman will be able to make his 49er debut after getting hurt a couple weeks ago.and then there's the raiders .. if you blinked you missed derek carr... the raiders carr... the raiders beat the lions. they take on the rams on saturday in los angeles. ( darya )and now to ea

willie mays, bobby bonilla, jim leyland, and willie mccovey were just some of the big names there todayuring barry's speech he admitted that he didn't even want to play baseball as a the credit to his mom saying that she was the glue that held his family together. he spoke about the moments he had with his dad, bobby bonds who was a great giants player as well, before he passed. barry asked his dad why he was so tough on him. of course the big question here is...will big question of course the of course the of course the big question here is...will barry ever get a shot at the hall of fame? with all of the questions and links to p-e-d use....that has yet to be answered. (j.r.) as for the actual giants game against barry's first team the pirates...well that didn't go so well.you can see the massive beach balls in mccovey cove. each represents one of the homeruns barry hit there.that didn't help though. giants won friday bad had lost three straight before that. top of the fourth and josh bell says....good bye. that ball is gone. a three run shot that would make it four to nothing pittsbur

check out hunter pence a la willie mays. and spencer christian was there, or at least remembers. seventh, a game-tying single, 2-2. bostone comforto with a three-run homer. >>> the first place a's host texas tonight. it will be hard to recapture the magic from last night when chris davis homered. davis homers a lot, but this time it had more meaning, especially for one young fan. abc 7's mindi bach has the story. >> that one is hit high indeed and you can absolutely forget about it. >> reporter: khris davis' 37th home run of the season did more than travel 448 feet. it carried with it an important message. >> there's not a better feeling than hitting a home run. if he got some excitement and joy from watching that, i hope he saw it. >> reporter: anthony slocum certainly did. >> i was like really happy. if you watch like -- if you go on the a's game and look at all the crowds, you'll see me cheering with my hands up. >> the boy met his favorite player before the game as part of a group from the make-a-wish foundation. he asked davis to sign his jersey. davis asked him to do the sa

how about this from willie mays? i have known aretha since my early years in new york.ething. i just want to say to her family that i admired her as a singer and as a woman. i am so sorry we've lost her. >>> news organization across the nation united today in support of a free press. hundreds of papers, tv and radio stations are going on the record about the important role that journalism plays in america. many directed their messages to president trump, stating that we are not enemies of the people, as he has claimed. the "boston globe" had the idea. the "san francisco chronicle" chose not to participate, saying it believes independence, the editorial if published, no matter how worthy the cause, isn't the same as deciding to own the matter. to question the value or valor of journalists is to forsake one's duty of our democracy. you can read the full statement on our website. >>> president trump today ignoring reporters' questions. he did tell "the wall street journal" he holds john brennan partly for what he calls the russia witch hunt. that's why he yanked his cleara

the star -studded ceremony included appearances by willie mays... willie mccovey....ay area...says it was always his dream to play for the orange and black . <"i always felt is my home and where i belong. to come in full circle...signing with the giants...as i stand here now i am amazed and humbled... that i am being recognized with the greats...willie mays..mccovey...marshall...and gaylord perry...you were my heroes growing up">( james ) bonds played 15 of his 22 mlb seasons with the giants. bonds hit 762 home runs in his career. ( james ) coming up next ... san jose's joey chestnut competes in a new food competition. find out how he did ... after the break. (ácommercialá) ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. (áábreakáá) conditions will be much better today for stepping outside and enjoying than what the bay experienced last week. temperatures have settled down

bby bonds and willie mays when i was growing up. >> as at the angels, second inning already up 1-0.g to that lead with the first two of home runs in the game. that's a three run shot. a crush gets into the act. chris davis with an opposite field home run in the third. that's his 34th homer of the season. that made it 5-0. edwin jackson pitched 7 and a third shutout innings striking out six. he got some help from rookie ramon lariano. they're calling this a catch and throw of the year. runs a mile to take the out and throws to first. en that is a double play. are you kidding me? what an arm! the as go on to win it, 7-0. there could be major drama today at the pga championship. tiger is trying to win his first major in a decade. brooks koepka will be seeking had his second major victory of this year. third round of the pga championship in st. louis. shot of the day came on the par 3, 16th hold from matt wallace. hole in one. he is tied for 21st at five under. koepka was five under on the front nine. he looked like he was running away with it. look at that shot ons he'll rem. three put

petersburg, the 7th run 4th inning they beat the angels 4-678 willie mays joined in the 7k9 as the onlyyer in history to hit 30 home runs and steal 20 bases three times before turning 26-years-old. that's a pretty nice club to be in. from glory, we go to doom. the new york mets lost to the washington nationals. 25-4. this really hurts. they score offend the infielder who came in as an emergency relieve, the most runs the national versus ever scored in a game. also the worst loss in the met's 57-year franchise history. ouch, guys. it will not be happy this mornin morning. >> i would sigh that was the scoring you saw in my little league days. >> yasmin was saying, that an nfl game? >> they could have certain will you done better. >> they are waking up as a happy catcher. >>> still ahead, day two of the trial for paul manafort. we will tell you where his defense laying the blame in there plus facebook wastes no times naming websites that may have tried to influence the mid-terms. we will dig into that next. and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day t

willie-mays esque as he snags it over his shoulder....on the warning track. a's rookie. --top 3rd, astros leading 2-1... runners at the corners for stephen piscotty... and slaps a liner to the wall in left for a 2-run dobule. a's take a 3-2 lead. --they'd go back and forth, which led us to a 4-all game in the bottom of the 9th. the astros leave no doubt about it. jeurys familia..solid last night, not so much today. tees one up for tyler white...who takes him out to deep left...his first career walkoff. astros win 5-4...and take the series. a's now 2- and-a-half back in the west. meanwhile the giants finishing their series with the diamondbacks. here's an update from at&t park-- at last check, the diamondbacks up 3-0 in the 6th...steven souza junior with a homer and two rbis... we'll have full highlights later tonight. before tonight's game, more tough injury news. steven duggar...moved to the disabled list today...after injuring his shoulder sliding into 2nd base last night against the diamondbacks. despite that, he stayed in the game and scored the winning r

willie-mays esque as he snags it over his shoulder....on the warning track.re style from the a's rookie. --top 3rd, astros leading 2-1... runners at the corners for stephen piscotty... and slaps a liner to the wall in left for a 2-run dobule. a's take a 3-2 lead. --they'd go back and forth, which led us to a 4-all game in the bottom of the 9th. the astros leave no doubt about it. jeurys familia..solid last night, not so much today. tees one up for tyler white...who takes him out to deep left...his first career walkoff. astros win 5-4...and take the series. a's now 2- and-a-half back in the west. to the nfl-- aaron rodgers has been one of, if not, áthe best quarterback in football for some time... and he's getting a contract that shows it. the six-time pro-bowler and former cal star has reportedly agreed to a four-year, 134-million dollar extension to remain in green bay...this makes him the highest paid player in league history. with incentives, the contract could be worth up to 180-million dollars...and reports say 100-million of that is guaranteed. by the t

notable guests include bonds' godfather willie mays along with his big league managers, jimly land, dustynd bruce bocce. in sports they hope to keep it going against the pirates. first pitch at 6:05 in at&t and the as are looking to bounce back against the angels and the first pitch is at 6:07. >>> in football, the raiders played their first pre-season game last night at the coliseum with coach jon gruden returning to the field. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everybody. the return of chucky jon gruden back in the sidelines for a decade leaving the raiders into the first preseason game in oakland and gruden loves the fans in the black hole all pumped up. the starters only played a series. look at marshawn lynch. beast mode down the sidelines. he is gone! 60 yards. what a way to start, right? no. call back. raiders have four holding penalties in the first quarter and backup quarterback, conor cook, johnny holton here and a 49-yard gain to set up a field goal and derek carr played only one series watching cook go to work on third and goal, s

willie-mays esque as he snags it over his shoulder....on the warning track.kie. --top 3rd, astros leading 2-1... runners at the corners for stephen piscotty... and slaps a liner to the wall in left for a 2-run dobule. a's take a 3-2 lead. --they'd go back and forth, which led us to a 4-all game in the bottom of the 9th. the astros leave no doubt about it. jeurys familia..solid last night, not so much today. tees one up for tyler white...who takes him out to deep left...his first career walkoff. astros win 5-4...and take the series. a's now 2- and-a-half back in the west. to the giants-- some bad injury news. steven duggar...moved to the disabled list today...after injuring his shoulder sliding into 2nd base last night against the diamondbacks. despite that, he stayed in the game and scored the winning run. the rookie centerfielder was hitting 255...with two home runs and provided some reliable defense. veteran gregor blanco was called up to take duggar's place. and speang of the giants, coming up on kron4 sports at 10, we'll have highlights from at&t park as

during the ceremony, his godfather willie mays is a passionate plea that bonds be sent to cooperstown. >> i want him to have that honor be something happened to him. on behalf of all the people in san francisco, and all over the country, though this man in, he is very important to me. >> before the game, bonds took the field, and returning to his customary spot in left field. the giants hope he was in the lineup tonight, top of the 4th, a three run homer, and the pirates win 4-0, giants fall two games below 500. hall of fame pitcher greg maddux checking out the a's and angels in anaheim, and he saw the throw the year in the 3rd , oakland rookie ramon laureano chases down justin upton's fly ball in left center, then launches a 321 foot throw to double off aaron young junior at 1st , end the inning. , the 4th, marcus simeon, kennett's for his 2nd home run of the game , and the a's win 7- 0 to stay 1.5 games ahead of seattle in the wildcard race. at the pga championship, brooks shot a four under six to take a two shot lead into tomorrow's final round. tiger woods is tied for 6th , for a

he was shot during his lunch break two weeks ago near the willie mays boys and girls club. he died at the hospital on wednesday. he leaves behind a wife and 2-year-old daughter. money raid through gofundme wilu funeral services. >>> a man breaking into two vehicles on campus. police released this photos hoping someone will recognize him and say the first break-in happened yesterday around noon. the suspect was seen smashing the window of a car parked in the band way building parking lot. less than two hours later police say the same person broke into a vehicle parked in the underhill parking lot. that suspect drove off in a tan 1998 nissan pathfinder suv >>> mourners packed a high school gymnasium to pay tribute to molly tibbetts yesterday. her body found last tuesday more than a month after she vanished. her father and one of her high school teachers spoke during the funeral mass. >> they presented a positive message to all of us, encouraged all of us to remember the good things. >> how easy she was to get along with. how like just how contagious she was, how easily she co

that has to take you back to 1954 and willie mays over the shoulder.en lost his cap, back to the infield, great catch by pens, -- pence, who has had a very, very tough year. 3-2 lead for the mets. in the eighth, michael conforto with a shot deep, that winds up as a home run. it actually cleared the wall with enough room. two-run homer and the giants fall 6-3 to the mets. tony watson giving up that home run, wins it, basically going away. >>> meanwhile, the first-place oakland a's -- got a nice ring to it, doesn't it? another great night for a couple of reasons. not only winning the ballgame, but did you see this? prior to the game, some of the fans from the make a organization really had a beautiful moment. people say, why do you still love sports? how about what happens here? tony slocum gets to he keeps it on as you can see. he did not change. he comes to the plate early in the ballgame and his a mammoth home run, for young tony slocum. and, i'll tell you what, tony is a pretty good dog on interview. have a look and listen to what he has to say. >> i

i look like -- i feel like the kid still looking at number 25, bobby bonds and willie mays when i was at the angels, second inning already up 1-0. marcus simeon adding to that lead with the first two of hnsn. that's a three run shot. that made it 4-0, as. crush gets into the act. chris davis with an opposite field home run in the third. that's his 34th homer of the season. that made it 5-0. edwin jackson pitched 7 and a third shutout innings striking out six. he got some help from rookie ramon lariano. they're calling this a catch and throw of the year. runs a mile to take the out and throws to first. and that is a double play. are you kidding me? what an arm! the as go on to win it, 7-0. there could be major drama today at the pga championship. tiger is trying to win his first major in a decade. brooks koepka will be seeking had his second major victory of this year. third round of the pga championship in st. louis. shot of the day came on the par 3, 16th hold from matt wallace. 232 yards. look at this. goes right into the jar for a ho he is tied for 21st at five under. koepka was fi

i look like -- i feel like the kid still looking at number 25, bobby bonds and willie mays when i wasa's at angels, second inning already up 1-0. marcus simeon adding to that lead with the first two of home runs in the game. that's a three run shot. that made it 4-0 a's. crush gets into the act. chris davis with an opposite field home run in the third. that's his 34th homer of the season. that made it 5-0. edwin jackson pitched 7 and a third shutout innings striking out six. he got some help from rookie n . they're calling this a catch and throw of the year. runs a mile to take the out and throws to first. and that is a double play. are you kidding me? what an arm! the as go on to win it, 7-0. >>> there could be major drama today at the pga championship. tiger is trying to win his first major in a decade. brooks koepka will be seeking had his second major victory of this year. third round of the pga championship in st. louis. shot of the day came on the par 3, 16th hold from matt wallace. 232 yards. look at this. goes right into the jar for a hole in one. he is tied for 21st at five u

during the ceremony, his godfather willie mays made a passionate plea that bonds be sent to cooperstownhe hall of fame is -- is a type of -- when you get there, you will say man how did i get here? and i want him to have that honor be something happen to him. so -- on behalf of all the people in san francisco and all over the country, vote this guy in. he is very, very important to me. thank you very much everyone. okay. >> we will see if that happens in time. well, tiger woods has been on the comeback trail for a while. in the past, he hasn't shown a lot of hope that woods is close to returning to his old form but this season has been very different. even leading at one point at the british open and today, he's climbing up the leader board again. not a cloud in the sky in st. louis after storms rolled through yesterday. tiger came out of the gates on fire. he birdied one, then stuck his approach on two for another birdie. looked good with his wedge in his hands as well. nearly drops it in for a birdie here. but taps it in for par to stay 6 under for the championship. four back of the l

. >> say hey, willie mays, the 87-year-old baseball legend arguing to let in barry bonds.013. but due to performance enhancing drugs allegations he has been shut out of cooperstown. over half of voters support bonds. he still needs over 75% support to get in the hall. >>> now to a moment at the ballpark that everybody can root for. a dad in the coast guard who's been away from his sons gives them the surprise of their lives. here is john donvant. >> i've got sacha with me. >> reporter: this was 9-year-old sacha's first-time-ever at a cleveland indian's game. he was in a challenge to open these briefcases for a prize. >> but somebody special wants to weigh in on which one to pick. >> reporter: there, larger than life was his dad who's been gone for a year. >> your dad, tim, chief petty officer. >> reporter: but now his dad was giving him game advice. >> i'm pretty sure you should pick letter k and go tribe. >> reporter: sacha had to open it and what he got was this message, and then he got his dad back. >> welcome tim from his year-long deployment. >> reporter: yes, tim had

willie-mays esque as he snags it over his shoulder....on the warning check.--top 3rd, astros leading 2-1... runners at the corners for stephen piscotty... and slaps a liner to the wall in left for a 2-run dobule. a's take a 3-2 lead. --they've been going back and forth all series. this game no different. bottom 4th, 3-all. bases loaded, alex bregman...with a professional at-bat. draws a walk to score a run. houston back up by one. --later in the game, the a's return the favor... they don't even need to swing the bat to score a run... piscotty taking one for the team...and gets hit by a pitch with the bases loaded. game tied at 4. --in the 9th, the astros leave no doubt about it. jeurys familia..solid last night, not so much today. tees one up for tyler white...who takes him out to deep left...his first career walkoff. astros win 5-4...and take the series. a's now 2- and-a-half back in the west. the a's have dealt with their fair share of injuries this year, and so have the giants-- more tough news for bruce bochy's club. steven duggar...moved to the disabled

and and, you know, willie, it may have only been a couple elections ago but the republican party, i mean, it might as well have been a century ago when you look at that sort of man who nome talked about putting country first but did put his entire life on the line for his country, and i mean, duty, honor, country. deciding to stay in hanoi, being imprisoned when he was beaten so bad he couldn't even lift his arms over his shoulders, and you have donald trump, of course, as we all know, someone who got five deferment, four for bone spurs and -- or for bone spurs, and graduated from college the day that 40 americans were killed in vietnam. there's just -- it's unspeakable. yesterday the guy couldn't even mention john mccain's name. the only thing i can figure out is that mccain's name is just a reminder of what he is not every day of his life. >> well we shouldn't be surprised in the way that donald trump talks or doesn't talk about john mccain, but it doesn't make it any less disappointing to see the president of the united states going out of his way, bending over backwards nos to mentio

earlier i spoke to our correspondent in washington, david willis, about his thoughts on what may be nextael cohen, who for more than a decade was donald trump's fixer, and that the man who says he would take it bullet for the president is singing like a canary. he says he will give evidence if necessary to special counsel robert mueller‘s investigation into alleged russian collusion in the 2016 election. he has also been subpoenaed in a case against the trump foundation, a charitable organisation that is accused of misappropriating campaign finance funding. he's also supposed to have knowledge about computer hacking in the lead up to the election, and also the infamous meeting at trump tower, in which a russian lawyer promised to dig deep dirt on donald trump's rival at the time, in hillary clinton. so interesting times. we'll have to wait and see. but the man who pledged his loyalty to donald trump for so long, now, as they say, singing like a canary to anyone who will listen to him. as the pressure intensifies on donald trump what impact are these allegations having on his core support

. >>> phil and i asked former san francisco may why are willy brown what does this mean for president trump. >> doesn't touch him the all. >> what? >> he is so above those kind of convictions. his public, his base, couldn't care less. >> in fact, a number of his supporters are saying, you know, why are we even talking about manafort's banking, mueller is supposed to be investigating russia and it does feed into this. >> when a guy gets convicted for as many straight out fraud allegations as your former a he come on. he wants to keep the guy silent. that guy you know is out to lunch. how in the name of heaven do you allow yourself to still be here five minutes after you get busted and they tell you everything -- >> you say you should have skipped town? >> he should have done what many clients of mine did, they always send me postcards with no return address. if there was no possibility. >> melissa, what about the -- the cohen plea deal where an undisclosed federal candidate directed me to pay hush money. >> it wasn't undisclosed. if you look at the actual charges against cohen it clear

in singapore, the path to denuclearisation on the korean peninsula may be longer and bumpier than president trump predicted. david willisgton. the hurricane heading towards hawaii has been down—graded to a category one storm — but is still expected to bring disruption. hurricane lane has already caused flash flooding and landslides around the islands — and is now sustaining winds of 70 miles per hour. the national weather service forecaster says it is expecting the storm to weaken, but the authorities have plans in place in case there are still problems. just now you heard great news that the storm is weakening, as they projected. but we still feel it's very important to have the military be postured to respond to any threats. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has defended comments he made about "british zionists" when he was a backbencher. it emerged he told a palestinian conference five years ago that british zionists "did not understand english irony". mr corbyn said he was referring to people who support the creation of a jewish state, corresponding to the historic land of israel and not to alljews. this weekend, vi

in singapore, the path to denuclearisation on the korean peninsula may be longer and bumpier than president trump predicted. david willishas attracted tourists to british seaside towns. one place that has been benefiting is whitley bay, in the north east of england, which has undergone major redevelopment in recent years. but what happens when the sun sets and the holiday—makers have packed up their buckets and spades. ricky boleto has been to find out. music. i used to come here, it must‘ve been some a0 years ago. music. i used to come here, it must've been some 40 years ago. we we nt must've been some 40 years ago. we went today to see the new site of the city and see how much this has improved. the weather is not the best but i mean, for a day out it is great. and kids like the sand no matter where they are. this summer we have been spoilt for choice with millions of brits heading to the seaside to soak up the sun. coastal communities have been reaping the rewards. it has been amazing, the sunshine has been fantastic and has brought a lot more people down to the beach. we have been working around the clock and has be

our , untry through foreign exchange rates, god willi will continue to grow in the second quarter and end 2018 acord high. rerter: mr. erdogan's rhetoric may have gone down well with supporters but not international marke another major blow came when trump tweeted this to announce a doubling of steel and aluminum tariffs on y "our relations with turkey are not good at this time," he commented. athe tariffs weinst the rules of the world trade organization. the rift between the nato allies deepened. these are the options that turkey has at the moment -- interest-rate hikes, which president erdogan seer as the mothf all evils, is not likely to happen.ee he mighthelp from the imf, following the example of argentina, but that is not likely, either, as it would be frowned upon in turkey. there is a feeling that the enquickest and most efficistep could be to ease tensions with washington. for that to happen, washington expects an american stor under house arrest in turkey to be released and sent home. otherwise, washington warns, more sanctions could follow. rajini: for more, i spoke a short while ago the director of the turkish research program

willis, bbc news, washington. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may has announced plans to boost britain's investment in africa post her mother the former chief rabbi describes jeremy corbyn as an anti—semite who has given support to "racists, terrorists and dealers of hate". marine conservationists in scotland have created an interactive map to try to combat plastic pollution washing up on the coast. it's hoped it will help guide those of us who want to roll up our sleeves and clean our beaches, as well as scientists and experts who want to work out where the rubbish is coming from. lorna gordon has been finding out more. taking to the skies in the war against litter. i am going on a flight with the volunteers pinpointing hotspots where plastic rubbish is washing in from the sea. this is a typical, sort of, patrol height and patrol speed. as you can see, things are moving past reasonably quickly. you can see in some of these inlets there are bits and pieces. there is a fishing net or something. absolutely, you can see it there. have you found it quite an eye opener? absolutely. from the east coast, the north, the

of value on his personal relationship with kimjong—un, and it may be that that keeps all this on track at the end of the day. david willislet's get some of the day's other news. the family of us republican senatorjohn mccain say he will no longer be continuing treatment for his brain cancer. mr mccain was diagnosed with an aggressive form of the disease last summer and had been receiving treatment. he left washington to be with his family in arizona — though he has still been a vocal political figure and a frequent critic of president trump. spain has taken another step towards dealing with the legacy of the civil war, after the government approved the exhumation of francisco franco. after he died in 1975, the late fascist dictator's remains were laid to rest in a grand mausoleum, known as the valley of the fallen, near madrid. the site has long been used as a place to pay tribute to general franco on the anniversary of his death. the finance boss of the trump organisation, allen weisselberg, has reportedly been given legal immunity — meaning he won't be prosecuted for helping with the investigation into michael cohen. m

matier and melissa caen asks former san francisco mayor willy brown how the news this week about president trump's former lawyer and campaign chairman may affect him down the road. he is so above those kind of convictions. his public, his of his support -- a number of his supporters are saying why are we even talking about manafort's banking, mueller is supposed to be investigating russia. >> when a guy gets convicted for as many straight out fraud allegations as your former campaign manager was and you say he's a hero? come on. >> more on that tomorrow morning with melissa at 6o lock right here on kpix -- 6:00 on kpix 5. >>> hurricane lane has been downgraded to a tropical storm but as reporter chris martinez reports, the weakening system is still threatening hawaii. >> reporter: surfers tried to catch a few waves before now tropical storm lane set its sight on maui. spec stators were drawn to the -- spectators were drawn to the shoreline on oahu. >> the waves are amazing. it's really cool. >> reporter: in fact, authorities say too many people are still in the water the beaches are closed! >> reporter: the slow-moving storm has already

in singapore, the part to denuclearisation on the korean peninsula may be longer and bumpier than president trump predicted. david willis allowed to take an early abortion pill at home under a department of health plan due to take effect by the end of the year. last month, the government was criticised as being out of step as the practice is already allowed in scotland and wales. chi chi izunda reports. under the current law in england, women who want to end their pregnancy before ten weeks have to take two pills up to a8 hours apart and at a clinic. but critics say two separate visits to a medical facility can be challenging to organise and are often traumatic, as some women can experience bleeding and cramping on their way home. it was so traumatic and so unexpected. the pain and an order was so extreme that i had to get off the tube. i lay down on the bench and basicallyjust decided that i wasn't going to move any further. it's that distress that the government wants to avoid women suffering. the department of health says by the end of this year it will allow women to take the second pill in this familiar surrounding

in singapore, the path to denuclearisation on the korean peninsula may be longer and bumpier than president trump predicted. david willise labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has defended comments he made about "zionists" five years ago, when he was a backbencher. a conservative mp has reported his comments to the parliamentary standards watchdog. let's get more detail from our political correspondent, tom barton who is in our london newsroom. this disdain overjeremy corbyn‘s comments and general attitudes in the labour party, towards thejewish community, this is all being het up ain? community, this is all being het up again? yes, jeremy corbyn forced to defend not just his again? yes, jeremy corbyn forced to defend notjust his party's approach to dealing with complaints of anti—semitism, but his own use of language. this all dates back to a speech that he made in 2013, during which he talked about british zionists who, he said, may have lived in this country for a very long time, perhaps all of their lives, but who he said did not understand english irony. he said he was talking about a specific group of pro—israel activist

cohen is his williness, i understand, to testify before mr. mueller, and i hear secondhand that he may be will testify before our committee about things that would be of interest toue mer. that, by its nature, might be in terms of the ties to the russian investigation, whether trump knew about the hacking of the e-mails, was willing to coordinate on threlease of those e-mails. we do know that the intelligence community has assumed that not only did the russians intervene but intervened to help trump a hurt clinton. i'm interested in what mr. cohen has to say about thoseti acti as well as we have a lot of remaining questions about mr. cohen's involvement in a proposed trump twer moscow where candidly our investigatiot had to a certain point but we still have questions. >> woodruff: quickly, senator, i want to turn to another part of what michael cohen said and that is having to do with the payments to do women who to have had affairs with president trump, to keep them quiet. is that something -- and he said in court yesterday, mr. cohen did, that the candidate, clearly he's rerring to t

tangible deal out of north korea, may be about to experience the same sort of headaches that befell many of his predecessors. thank you very much. that is david willisnews. still to come, spain and greece to exhume general franco's body from his tomb, to the anger of his modern—day supporters. —— spain agrees. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts exactly a5 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared "i have a dream." as darkness falls tonight, an unfamiliar light will appear in the south—eastern sky. an orange glowing disk that is brighter than anything save the moon — our neighbouring planet, mars. there is no doubt that this election is an important milestone in the birth of east timor as the world's newest nation. it'll take months and billions of dollars to repair what katrina achieved in just hours. three weeks is the longest the great clock has been off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulum to set the clock going again. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: hurricane lane is moving closer to hawaii, lashing

bankrupt long before maria pitched up on its shores and its best hope may be to pray that such a disaster never happens again. david willisna state house where it will lie in state. we are hearing already from people who are wanting to pay their respects to a hugely well—respected republican senator in phoenix, arizona. he died at the age of 81 from brain cancer. he served for more than 30 years as a republican senator. of course, he was exceptionally brave during the vietnam war and was held as a prisoner during vietnam. he is in fa ct prisoner during vietnam. he is in fact only going to be the third person to be given the honour of lying in the arizona state house rotunda and then ultimately, after the people of his home state have paid their respects, his body will be flown to washington. an advert for an app that provides a natural alternative to contraception has been banned by the advertising standards authority. claims that the app, natural cycles was "highly accurate" and provided "a clinically tested alternative to other birth control methods" were found to be misleading. the swedish company that developed it say

singapore, the part to denuclearisation on the korean peninsula may be longer and bumpier than president trump predicted —— for all the. david williswillis, bbc than president trump predicted —— for all the. david willis, bbc news, washington. the family of a british—iranian woman imprisoned in iran on spying charges are fighting for her three—day temporary release to be extended. nazanin zhagari—ratcliffe was reunited with her four year old daughter this week but is due to return to prison tomorrow. she was jailed in 2016 on spying charges which she denies. we will be speaking to her husband, richard ratcliffe, after 8am this morning. women in england will be allowed to take an early abortion pill at home under a department of health plan due to take effect by the end of the year. last month, the government was criticised as being out of step as the practice is already allowed in scotland and wales. chi chi izunda reports. under the current law in england, women who want to end their pregnancy before ten weeks have to ta ke two pregnancy before ten weeks have to take two pills up to a8 hours apart and ata take two pills up to a8 h

is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] you may know jeff from all the comedy central roasts. he has the comedy central roast of bruce willisight, and he's the host of the show "roast battle" on that network too. "roast battle season 3" premieres tuesday. this is a fun show, a one on one insult match, comedians go back and forth on stage trading brutal blows about each other. comedians are all adults but we thought it might be fun to try this same idea out with kids. so we sent jeff out on hollywood boulevard to meet some kids, to pair them off and teach them to insult each other. >> happy summertime, you guys ready to roast? >> yeah! >> when i was a kid i got bullied. only way i could stop the bullying was to roast the bully back. you guys want to learn how to roast each other? >> yes! >> who wants to go first? come out here, come out here, bring your brother. >> battle, battle, battle, battle! >> let's roast! >> boy, you're so ugly, hello kitty said good-bye. >> oh! that's a good one. >> all right, well at least i don't look like someone picked me up out of a trash can. >> oh! >> that's a pretty good one. >> this is real