mays son willi, 55 years ago. you put your arms around a five year old boy and you said, hey, kid, you're coming with me. and i knew at that moment what i wanted to be. and that was a professional baseball player like my father and willie. now, i know most of you who come here to say goodbye, have your closure. but for me, not so much. his presence is visible everywhere. i'm filled and fueled with pride from your continuing outpouring of love for him. honored and privileged to be passed this blazing torch, duty bound and in good company to help forward his mission of uplifting those most needing one kid at a time. yep, one kid at a time that stands out. let's bring in nbc's anthony flores, who is at the ballpark for us. anthony, this was really, really special to see what stood out to you. you sat there for a couple of hours there, hearing all these different speakers while raj there were so many great speakers. you heard the you said the video message from former president barack obama, former president, presiden

willie mays.year old icon died more than two weeks ago tonight, though some closure at the ballpark. tears and cheers for the say hey kid. nbc's pete suratos was there. an all star lineup of guests coming to oracle park this evening to pay tribute to san francisco giants legend willie mays, and for the fans in the stands, hearing story after story about the say hey kid took them on a trip down memory lane. willie mays gave me the chance to realize what real greatness is. former president bill clinton joining a notable list of speakers today at oracle park for a public memorial honoring san francisco giants legend willie mays, who passed away on june 18th. the former president will remember mays as truly being one of a kind. it's a curious combination of intelligence, dedication, the will to win, and a fundamental humility. former president barack obama also paying tribute to mays on the jumbotron, saying mays was always the main attraction. and let me tell you, as president, it was rare for me to

mays because willie was not just a baseball player. >> willie was a world changer for us in san francisco. >> i think god looked down on him one day and watched him play and said, boy, i really created a good one there. >> we got beat. we did stuff that was not really cool, but imagine this getting a spanking from willie mays >> i'll never forget giving willie a ride to the all star game back in 2009. and let me tell you, as president, it was rare for me to be the second most important guy on air force one. but with willie on board, it wasn't even close. say hey, hey, hey, say hey. >> forever memories. and like i said about my father willie. thank you. >> you see, his amazing everything my dad did on the field was his ability to heal. so many. his willingness to live his entire life completely exposed, touching everyone he encountered is his greatest gift to us. >> as for willie's beloved giants, they return right here to oracle park on tuesday night to begin a six game homestand ahead of the all star break, blake snell will make his return to the mound coming off the injured list with th

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a lot of people celebrating the life of willie mays. we are live at oracle park where fans and a lot of vips are paying their respects to the giants legends. president biden issues a challenge for anyone who wants him out of the white house. our political analyst, larry gerston, is here with a breakdown of the democrats dilemma. but first, another summer surge. the bay area is seeing a huge spike in covid cases. welcome back. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. we've been through this before. covid numbers are jumping and the surge is statewide. nbc's velena jones explains what's behind this mid-summer spike. doctors say it's a seasonal spike that we're seeing right now with covid rates. and while not as high as her winter surge, doctors say the rates are increasing earlier than in previous years and is expected to continue climbing while covid may no longer be top of mind for many, rising positivity rates in the bay area means it's still part of our community. it makes s

a lot of people celebrating the life of willie mays. we are live at oracle park where fans and a lot of vips are paying their respects to the giants legends. president biden issues a challenge for anyone who wants him out of the white house. our

there's a willie mays story.e all know baseball is generational, so it's been great to speak with the fans as well to get their memories of willie mays. everyone has a story and they're all very happy and positive guys. >> yeah, thank you chris. willie mays one of one. >> that's right. yeah uh- and it was a nice afternoon at the ballpark for this event. absolutely not like the last few days. >> we'll get ready for more triple digits. here's spencer. >> yeah, well, it's great that the heat broke for the celebration of willie mays life, right? what better cause could you have for that? here's a look at satellite image of the radar and the composite radar and satellite composite in the marine layer is back. not for long, but it is deeper and more vigorous than we have seen a marine layer in a long time. and the onshore flow is generating some pretty impressive breezes. now, gusts up to 35mph in oakland right now. so that cooling effect has been felt today, even though it's been warm in our inland areas. and even tho

thank you, willie. thank you. >> willie mays was really, really good with kids. the event was scheduled for two hours, went about 45 minutes past that and nobody complained. the stories were just too good, jules. >> you could still be there this evening listening to those stories on and on and on. >> absolutely. tell me again. tell me again. >> one more time. oh, vern, thank you so much. >>> tonight an east bay woman has a warning for dog owners visiting a popular vacation spot. as tori apodaca reports, she doesn't want other people to suffer the same heartbreaking loss that she did. >> i've just been crying for a day straight, but i wanted to share because i hope this will save someone's life or someone's dog's life. >> reporter: a tiktok gone viral a woman claiming her dog died hours after being exposed to toxic algae while swimming in two south lake tahoe beaches. >> it's very concerning. you just want to make sure, you know, that your dog's always safe. >> reporter: it hasn't been confirmed algae caused the dog's death, but the potential risk triggering the w

first time i saw willie mays. and going forward from there, you know, we had pick up games in the yard or the schoolyard or at the park or whatever, and everybody wanted to be somebody. everybody wanted to be willie mays. >> he had a lot to do with do with my success. like you saying, being successful, being a black man young, i went through the minor leagues, rode the busses and all this, and that, and i understood what he went through. he made it easier for me. >> he represents san francisco. he is the heart of san francisc. he is so much a part of our community that i felt that i had to come out and respect him. i go way back to candlestick. >> i remember seeing him in. i think it was either 1971, 72 in that area. my dad took our family to the to the game and we had a great time. and, you know, it's kind of a somber day. i feel like like i'm going to a family's funeral here. >> i'm at mays family here as well, to share in this moment with the crowd and share willie mays one more time. >> the family receiving a

of course, willie spoke or willie served time in the us army back when he was playing. imagine what his stats would have been if he wasn't in the army. but of course he had a great duty to his country. you see, john miller there, he is leading the ceremonies. you see his godson, barry bonds, the legendary giant also in attendance. everyone who's anyone is here larry baer, willie brown, you see right there in those pictures, there's an amazing choir singing gospel music as fans found their seats just after 3:00 this afternoon, the jumbotron playing a slideshow of his great life and career. that right there a very powerful moment of the passing of the flag to his son, michael. a host of people are set to speak, including barry bonds and his son michael. and right now we've heard so far from rob manfred, the giants or excuse me, the mlb commissioner and former san francisco mayor willie brown, because willie was not just a baseball player, willie was a world changer us in san francisco. >> and willie mays embrace me. i am telling you, the generosity of this extraordinary h

conseguí willie mays.willie mays y esta ceremonia que estamos viendo en desarrollo ha tenido minutos de silencio. ha tenido anécdotas, ha tenido incluso música, porque más allá del dolor de haber perdido a willie mays, está obviamente el celebrar lo que fue una leyenda. antes de despedirnos, vamos a hablar de una leyenda actual de los giants. no, tal vez leyenda, pero si un pelotero que estuvo 8 años en el equipo y que fue transferido a los rojos de cincinnati. hablamos de austin slaughter, que, como lo decía luego 8 campañas se va a los rojos de cincinnati y el lanzador alex young llega a la bahía para también comentarles un poco de la actualidad del equipo de bob melvin que regresa a la acción mañana acá en oracle park, a partir de las 18:45 de la tarde para enfrentar a los toronto blue jays. nosotros a las 23:00 de la noche desde oracle park, vamos a hacerles un resumen con lo mejor de lo que fue esta ceremonia de las personalidades que asistieron. las palabras de barry bonds mayy obviamente, todo el am

first time i saw willie mays. and going forward from there, you know, we have pick up games in the yard or the school yard or at the park or whatever. and everybody wanted to be somebody. everybody wanted to be willie mays. >> he had a lot to do with do with my success. like you said, being successful, being a black man young, i went through the minor leagues, rode the busses and all this and that, and i understood what he went through. he made it easier for me. >> the tribute also included members of the mays family. many people in attendance said willie mays felt like he was a part of their extended family, and the giants family, and that his legacy will live on. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi issuing a heartfelt statement today on reflecting on mays life and his work in the community and also his impact on the world of baseball. >> you encourage change in america's pastime to serve justice and point to a more equal future. thank you, willie mays, for your outstanding hall of fame baseball career that

there have been moments of prayer, and willie mays son also, gifted with a, a flag because of williery service, if you remember, during his time as a baseball player, he took two years away, to serve his nation in the armed services. so really a very moving, really a very moving. there we go. moises alou, a very moving service. so many people out here to, pay their respects. the incomparable dusty baker, we're showing you right now as it's, as it's happening, the legendary figures from, baseball, politics, all of them here, to pay their respects, pay their tribute, and say their final farewell to willie brown, one of the common themes that we've heard so many times when we said that, willie mays family is here, but so many of the fans here, so many of the people here, so many of those who are paying their respects, all say that they felt like they were family members with willie mays as well, part of a larger family. the giants family, all of them here to say their final farewell. for now, we are live here at, oracle ballpark with this moving ceremony to willie mays christien kafton

also, we're live at oracle park for the willie mays celebration of life. those stories and more coming up on our 7:00 news. but up next on nightly news, an unexpected solar power dilemma in california. what to do with an oversupply of generated electricity. lester holt joins us from new >>> tonight, hurricane beryl making a direct hit on the texas coast, knocking out power to nearly 3 million homes and businesses. beryl slamming ashore as a category 1 storm, with 80-mile-per-hour winds. at least four dead. homes destroyed. neighborhoods underwater. in houston nearly a foot of rain, flooding highways. the dramatic rescue. a man stranded on top of his truck pulled to safety. our team in the storm zone. and the dangerous heat wave. 136 million under alerts tonight. >>> also this evening, president biden vowing "i'm not going anywhere" as calls grow for him to drop out. mr. biden daring dissatisfied democrats

thank you willie. thank you. >> fans showed up by the thousands, each one with a memory of the say, hey kid for me, >> i was eight years old. my dad took me to candlestick. it was 1960, the first game i saw. first time i saw willie mays. and going forward from there, you know, we had pick up games in the yard or the schoolyard or at the park or whatever, and everybody wanted to be somebody. everybody wanted to be willie mays. >> he represents san francisco. he is the heart of san francisco. he is so much a part of our community that i felt that i had to come out and respect him. >> on hand, of course, was mays family receiving a flag in honor of his military service in the korean war that put his career on hold for two years. but the sentiment that we heard over and over again that so many of these fans felt like willie mays was part of their extended family and the giants family, they say while he may be gone, his legacy lives on. it was one of the in san francisco christien kafton. ktvu fox two news.

and there's nothing for willie mays. but i've been a fan of willie mays, my entire life just growing up here. just understand the significance of, you know who willie mays is to baseball. there's a park named for willie mays in his hometown. something has to happen to this house fairly soon or it's not going to be here anymore. >> you know, they're with their love to a museum. now more than ever being able to preserve this right here to tell the story of where he started and then where his story ended. well, as baseball and the nation are back on birmingham. >> league baseball. and you it, he's was such a significant part. >> of that actually happening. >> all right. very cool. well, some good news for homeowners in san mateo county. property values have reached a record high. the county says the jump is because of new property developments, inflation, foreclosures and state legislation impacting property tax law. the cities that are seeing the most growth in dollar assessment for south san francisco, san mateo and the c

we love you, willie. >> and earlier this year, san francisco city leaders marked february fourth as williek you for watching the 11:00 news. and our newscast is at 4 a.m. >> and don't for t to stream th yeah welcome, everybody. to like it or not, i am your host today, heather holmes. thanks so much for joining us. we've got a great lineup today, really great folks who are going to weigh in on things that you're talking about. so let's introduce today's panel. i've got claudine wong here with me, greg lee and tom baker told you it was a good panel, so let's dive right in to some of the things that you at home

maze mays first name willie. >> willie you got the first name right. willie. willie >> willie mcgee. >> willie mcgee is from richmond. >> yes. >> and that's where you're from. >> yes, but that's not right. >> okay. that one's gone. >> willie stargell? >> no, no. okay another willie, maybe it's willie something. yeah >> kylie stargell. you're correct. okay. >> willie stargell, how'd you know that? because the feel that encinal high is named willie stargell field. >> the astronauts of apollo 11 back in 1969 have a deep connection with the city of alameda. thanks to that aircraft carrier behind me. can you name the connection? can you name the ship? and for extra credit, who are the three astronauts aboard apollo 11? >> i should know this. it's the uss you're getting there. >> it's not a b. it's not a wasp. it's a starts with an h. what's the aircraft carrier? oh, it's a hornet. i think it is hornet is correct. >> one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> can you name the astronauts on apollo 11? the first trip to the moon? >> i know tom hanks was in

anyone who knows willie mays knows that willie mays signs everything.is house, everything is signed. ash tray is signed. so, willie signs my table. i said man, what are you doing? he tells me, boy, i do what i want. [ laughter ] . >> i have that table right now in the garage but that is because of willie mays, one of the greatest plays of all-time. >> you -- greatest players of all-time. >> he raises his voice when he talks about that. not just ballplayers, former mayor brown, and here is bill clinton. >> my daughter was a senior at stanford. she and her then boyfriend who are still friends, which is a good thing [ laughter ] >> willie and i had gotten to know each other, played golf and do all kinds of things and he was going to sit with me through the game which i had hoped but at least impressed my daughter a little bit. she was so over the president thing, you know. and then it got rained out the game got rained out. so, barry and bobby came up and joined us and for three hours i was like a kid in a candy store. i just kept asking questions and aski

willie mays embraced me. i am telling you the generosity of this extraordinary human being, the most gifted baseball player ever in the history of baseball was also the most gifted person i've ever met. >> reporter: willie brown was right. what a great day to honor the say hey kid. this will be going up publicly until about 6:00. there will be a special ceremony after that out in deep center field. willie mays, the say hey kid, the one who nicknamed me peewee until the day he left us. liz? >> what an amazing tribute to an incredible person, incredible icon for the city of san francisco and for baseball. thank you so much. >>> switching gears now to first alert weather, the marine layer a welcome sight after a week of extreme heat. time lapse video from our camera on sutro tower showing the thick blanket of fog over san francisco. it's still hot inland, but the cool air from the coast is bringing much needed relief from blistering triple digit temperatures. let's bring in chief meteorologist paul heggen. palm,

thank you willie.nk you. >> and the family of willie mays received a flag in honor of his military service during the korean war. that going into the military, put his baseball career on hold for two seasons back in the early 1950s. oh, so many wonderful tributes. >> yeah. all right, 517 is the time. i'm not a meteorologist, but steve, when you have a lot of red on the maps, that's not good. it's hot. >> i will head up there where it was hot to reno and south lake tahoe yesterday. this is more in the yellow, but it's still was a record setting day. reno had a high of 106 on monday. that breaks the old record of 104 in 2017. in south lake tahoe had 91 that broke the previous record of 89 not that long ago. in 2017, it's almost 70. in reno right now. 46 south lake tahoe, 44. in mammoth and 49 out to ely. but alturas, mount shasta and winnemucca all in the 50s. the high in the four corners area now it backs off, it flexes its muscle that that determines a lot of our attempts here. our system's moving into

maze first name willie. willie you got the first name right. >> willie. willie willie mcgee. willie mcgee is from richmond. >> yes. and that's where you're from. yes, but that's not right. okay. that one's gone. >> willie stargell. >> no, no. okay another willie, maybe it's willie something. >> yeah. kylie stargell, you're correct. okay. >> willie stargell, how'd you know that? >> because the field that encinal high is named willie stargell field. >> the astronauts of apollo 11 back in 1969 have a deep connection with the city of alameda. thanks to that aircraft carrier behind me. can you name the connection? can you name the ship? and for extra credit, who were the three astronauts aboard apollo 11? >> i should know this. it's the uss. >> you're getting there. it's not a b. it's not a wasp. it's . it starts with an h. what's the aircraft carrier? >> oh, it's a hornet. >> i think it is. >> hornet is correct. >> one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> can you name the astronauts on apollo 11? the first trip to the moon? >> i know tom hanks was in the movie right

erin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah and willie. we're hearing that former president trump is in, quote, great spirits. that according to his son donald trump jr. who says he spoke to his father in the hours following the attack. we're also hearing from the former president himself on truth social writing that he was, quote, shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear. the we're also hearing from his political director in a memo to campaign staff say that everything is okay but also calling for a complete communications lockdown writing, quote, anyone who speaks with the press, even on background or off the record, will be found and terminated immediately. refrain from commenting, specul speculating, posting on social media, et cetera. complete and total lockdown. that according to two sources who received that memo. we're also hearing from an aide on twitter post that video of the former president deplaning what appears to be in newark, new jersey. you see former president trump slowly walking down the steps. he'

of course, willie served time right in the middle of his career. mr. reggie jackson in the house, dennis eckersley, as well as rickey henderson, some former oakland a's greats and just hall of fame people in the house listening to these great stories from giants uh- players and dignitaries. and here's some of the best moments from today's celebration of life. >> unconditional love. and yes, a butt kicking when i needed it. and then love again like a father. but i didn't know all these years. turning 60in july, what really was truly hitting me until now. forever memories. forever memories. and like i said about my father thank you willie. thank you father god. >> we bring good news. a champion is coming. your way. a giant amongst men. we ask that you continue to use him in your good works and keep your light on his ways and devotions. lord, our hearts have never more need be filled with love and togetherness, leaving no further room for any hate or division. we ask that you guide us in the generations to come to that peace and understanding through your

willie son michael and godson barry bonds are also here. the say hey kid played most of his 22 major league seasons with the giants, 15, in san francisco. among his legendary moments, the famed basket catch that helped the giants win the 1954 world series, the two time league mvp was a career 301 hitter who smashed 660 career home runs. he is considered one of the greatest baseball players of all time, but his impact goes well beyond the diamond. he was the 17th african american player to join the major leagues. he was a hero to many, especially in the bay area when baseball was in its heyday, so many families sat around the dinner table and talked about the greatness and the showmanship of willie mays. here's larry baer, president and ceo of the giants. all right. coming up a little bit later in this program, we will hear from barry bonds. and, of course, the son of willie mays. michael, as they say farewell to the say, hey, kid. live at oracle park in san francisco. anthony flores nbc bay area. audrey, back to you. all right. thank you. w

and there's nothing for willie mays. fan of willie mays, my entire life just growing up here. just understand the significance of, you know who willie mays is to baseball. there's a park named for willie mays in his hometown. something has to happen to this house fairly soon or it's not going to be here anymore. >> you there was love to a museum now more than ever being able to preserve this right here to tell the story of where he started and then where his story ended while the eyes of a baseball and the nation are back on birmingham. >> league baseball. and you it, he's was such a significant part. >> of that actually happening. >> and of course, these huge legend here on monday, fans are going go oracle park to honor the pm. yeah, town are willing a's and the passing orlando cepeda as well. so i'm sure the maybe figure out some way to things that are right. yeah. >> that wraps up kron 4 news at 10. stick with us, of course, for kron for news 11. but first we have sports night live. yeah, ben ross is here with what's

and there's nothing for willie mays. fan of willie mays, my entire life just growing up here. just understand the significance of, you know who willie mays is to baseball. there's a park named for willie mays in his hometown. something has to happen to this house fairly soon or it's not going to be here anymore. >> you there with their love to a museum. now more than ever being able to preserve this right here to tell the story of where he started and then where his story ended while the eyes of a baseball and the nation are back on birmingham. >> major league baseball. and you it, he's with such a significant part of that actually happening. >> the san francisco giants, as you probably know, are inviting all fans to celebrate the life and career of willie mays, the celebration of life will be at oracle park monday. the gates open at 03:00pm events begin at 4 mays died last month at the age of 93 he played 21 seasons with the giants. next in sports, the giants continue their road trip in cleveland. ben ross will be here

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lets speak to david willis in _ left. lets speak to david willis in washington - left.to david i willis in washington for us. this is an indication on how donald trump is going to attack kamala harris and try and rally his face? , . ~ his face? very much so. an hour-long _ his face? very much so. an hour-long address - his face? very much so. an hour-long address to - his face? very much so. an hour-long address to the l hour—long address to the christian convention in palm beach, florida, and we had some of the mud slung by donald trump, calling kamala harris a bum, trump, calling kamala harris a burn, the most far left vice president in american history and he also attacked a record on immigration, saying her policies and those ofjoe biden had led to millions of people entering the country illegally. it is amazing to think that just a week ago donald trump was basking in the adulation of republican party members who had conferred on him their presidential nomination for the elections in november, and now he finds himself battling against a much younger, more energetic

but with willie on board. it wasn't even close. the flight attendants kept passing me by to ask can i get you something else, mr. mays? then -- as far as i was concerned, that's exactly how it should have been. >> everybody says that willie mays, including hank aaron, he would have broken babe ruth's record long before i did. when the wind is blowing wrong, god cannot hit a home run in candlestick park. >> nice to hear the words about willie. and many fans also showed up to pay their respects traveling from all over the bay area even out of state. they tell us that the younger generation should continue to learn about willie and his remarkable career. >> unfortunately, sometimes people get recognized when they die. or when they get sick or something like that. and -- i think -- a little bit but i think that's people and especially the young kids that are out here, yet to see -- ahead of the time. how gifted he was. >> and it was a really nice turnout. about 300 people were sitting in chairs on the field and giants' officials estima

willie mays. >> two former presidents and a sea of giants fans show out to honor willie mays. how one of the greatest to ever play baseball was remembered like a member of the family from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. welcome to mornings on two. >> i'm claudine wong and good morning i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, july 9th. what kind of weather did you bring in with you? >> you know, i really liked it. i was thinking that when i got into the car, i'm like, steve paulson, thank you very much. it was 59, according in my very high tech car. not really. not at all. but it was cool. and i liked it. >> that sounds about right. i know you're happier about it. yeah i was i you know, i know it's going to warm up, but i'll take you know, the cool nights any day of the week. and i see you pass the audition yesterday. welcome back. >> well, we'll see today. it's early. >> it's early, steve paulson, don't worry. dave and i will drag you. of course. don't worry about i

i'm willie geist.ope you're enjoining the long fourth of july weekend. >>> this morning president biden is standing firm in his vow to stay in the race. ten days after a debate performance that has shaken the presidential campaign. the president will hold a rally today in the critical swing state of pennsylvania as he tries to quell concerns within his own party about whether he is up for another four years in office. this as congressional democrats hold a meeting today to discuss his political future. we'll have the latest in a live report and talk to kristen welker just ahead. >>> plus, a "sunday focus" on what would happen if president biden did take that extraordinary step of dropping out of the race and how some democrats are preparing for that possibility. would vice president harris be the nominee or someone else? >>> then, we will turn to our "sunday spotlight" on one of the world's greatest collections of items lost and found. one man's museum of treasures from 50 years of beach combing. >>> a

willie mays died on june 18th at the age of 93 years old. instantly. so many people took to social media to commemorate his life to celebrated the giants immediately celebrated as well. and they're wearing number 24 on their jersey for the rest of the season. one game they actually all wore number. 24, willie mays, 24 time all-star 12 time gold glove winner two-time league mvp. by the way, also presidential medal of freedom award recipient from president barack obama. i mean, how many times as a baseball player get that a word. so he transcends baseball. he belonged to the world. but more importantly, as far as bay area native, he belonged to the san francisco giants and the bay area. and today they'll have a chance oo say good-bye doors open up at 3 o'clock this afternoon. it will go from 4 to 6 o'clock in the afternoon. the giants they are not playing today. they're back in the bay area. not exactly sure if current or former players will be in attendance, but this being a day to celebrate the say, hey, would not be surprising to see current and forme

and there's nothing for willie mays.ays, my entire life just growing up here. just understand the significance of, you know who willie mays is to baseball. there's a park named for willie mays in his hometown. something has to happen to this house fairly soon or it's not going to be here anymore. >> you know, they're with their love to a museum. now more than ever being able to preserve this right here to tell the story of where he started and then where his story ended. while the eyes of a baseball and the nation are back on birmingham. >> league baseball. and, you it. he's with such a significant part of that actually happening. >> alright, kicks for kids is a nonprofit organization that bakes cakes for foster children all around the bay. the organization as volunteers to bake birthday cakes for kids who otherwise wouldn't have won on their special day. and joining us live to talk about the organization's mission as well as a huge milestone. they just reached is the executive director of cakes for kids, allison baker.

david willis reporting. we think kamala harris _ david willis reporting.k kamala harris will _ david willis reporting. we think kamala harris will attend - david willis reporting. we think kamala harris will attend that l david willis reporting. we think - kamala harris will attend that event in the morning at about 11:30am. she will talk to athletic association championship teams. herfirst will talk to athletic association championship teams. her first public appearance since yesterday's news appearance since yesterday�*s news that appearance since yesterday's news thatjoe biden is withdrawing from the presidential race. world leaders have been paying tribute to president biden, since that news emerged of his decision to drop out of the presidential race. here in the uk, the prime minister sir keir starmer said he respected joe biden�*s decision, describing his career as "remarkable". he added that mr biden will have made his decision based on what he believes is best for the american people. the german chancellor, olaf scholz, described president biden a

vamos a escuchar a cómo ambos recuerdan a su padrino y a su padre, willie. al deporte del área de la bahía. al final, desde oracle park. pausa y ya regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por river rock casino.or la emn ven poció o con su madre, quien lo está alimentando con mucho cuidado. es la primera vez en 7 años que nace un flamenco en este sitio. los expertos estudian a estas aves para ofrecerles el mejor ambiente para que después puedan procrear. ya se han realizado ya cambios significativos para mejorar el hábitat de estos animales. una carrera a toda velocidad. ahí la está viendo usted. son más de 150 caracoles que participaron en el campeonato mundial de carrera de caracoles. este evento tuvo lugar el sábado en el reino unido y el cual se celebra desde 1960. jeff se proclamó vencedor. es un caracol. ganó en un tiempo de 4 minutos y 3 segundos, pero este tiempo no alcanzó el récord establecido. en 1995, que fue de 2 minutos con 20 segundos y escucha esta nueva modalidad de viajes compartidos que está impulsando uber se llama yates de luj

and for giants legend willie mays. that story started at his childhood home in fairfield, alabama, a local fan is hoping to preserve the place where greatness once lived. sherri jackson reports. >> it's like it's been hidden in plain sight, except for been, you know, there. it's still a sight to behold, but all in reverence that this is where willie mays played in the yard and, you know, grew up, started playing baseball >> but then it was also just some, you know, some sadness to see what it had turned into behind this tough, overgrown weeds and trees and fairfield. >> is the place a baseball legend once called home, just kind of cool to. to the about little willie mays, you know, on this porch and in this yard, it takes a little imagination to see what this burned-out hull of a home once was. but because of who once lived here, it may be beyond full restoration. you know, we don't know. can't get into we don't own the property. can't get into to do a full >> but, you know, think it's worth the risk to, you know, if w

plus honoring the life and legacy of willie mays. we're live at oracle park where the giants are celebrating the say, hey, kid. and worried parents from out of state find their missing son on the streets of san francisco. how a kron 4 of you or help them reunite. >> news station. he's calling news 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waldman. 1500 mile search aided by the help of local anti-drug advocate. the parents of drought king confirming with us here on kron 4 that their missing son has been found. kron four's to justice joins us now live from the newsroom. after speaking with the man who helped locate him back us up a little bit here. how did the story even start? yeah, this is a really great story. good. you know, good people doing great things. we spoke with the addiction worker who helped reunite the real king with his parents who flew here from kansas city. >> happy ending for this family with some help from a kron. 4 report. >> quick and i didn't believe in myself. and it mean that, you kn

willie mays died on june 18th at 93 years of age. he played 21 seasons for the giants. 15 of them in the bay area. willie mays considered one of the greatest ways ball players of all time. now the team is inviting fans and friends to remember the hall of famer and the legacy he left behind. on monday, doors open at 3:00, at oracle park and the celebrations of life go on until 6:00. >>> that will do it for us here at 5:00. we will see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. the cbs weekend news is coming up next d ♪ >>> tonight, punishing heat. [ siren ] record-setting temperatures impacting at least 18 states. prime conditions

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she said we love willie the day you willie mays is what this sign reads. fans are so excited to come and celebrate such a great a giant forever. of course, someone who paved the way for so many people when it came to his work that he had done in the leagues in so much more 660 home runs 3,200 plus hits. you know, 12 golden globe awards. he was someone that can not be act and will the bay area's making that known today as they make their way into oracle park to celebrate someone that, of course, like i said, can not be remade. his impact has definitely been felt in the band. i have a feeling that it will stay that way. take a listen to what these fans had to say earlier today. >> my one of my favorite players. i hope that they talk about the great things he did that kind recognition. >> was breathtaking to watch and everything he did. he stand for something and that's why a lot of people going to be here today. he's got a statue there. it's nice. it makes want to cry to be honest with you. >> and i'm sure those of the fillings for most people here makes you

great willie mays.s started at his childhood home in alabama. >> the home itself is literally falling apart. but a local fan is hoping to bring it back to its glory. sherri jackson has more. >> it's like it's been hidden in plain sight except for vigneault there. it's still a sight to behold, but all in reverence that this is where willie mays played in the yard and, you know, grew up, started playing baseball >> but then it was also to some, you know, some sadness to see what it had turned into behind this tough, overgrown weeds and trees and fairfield. >> is the place a baseball legend once called home, just kind of cool to. to think about little willie mays, you know, on this portion in this yard, it takes a little imagination to see what this burned out hall of a home once was. but because of who once lived here, it may be beyond full restoration. you know, we don't know. can't get into we don't own the property. can't get into to do a full >> but, you know, think it's worth the risk to, you know, i

porque hay muchas leyendas de los giants, eh, amigos familiares de willie mays.ue aquí surge la pregunta será mejor ese método para conocer a alguien que hacerlo en persona? bueno tim sánchez ha conversado con los jóvenes de la llamada generación z, quienes algunos de ellos aseguran, prefieren regresar a métodos tradicionales que encontrar el amor en una aplicación. ya sea que busques el amor por las redes sociales. hola qué hacen? o en persona es más fácil. no quiero conocer a alguien por mensaje. buscar pareja para la generación z es difícil, pero no imposible. a ella la conocí personalmente sin necesidad de usar las redes. en un reporte publicado por eventbrite este año, los jóvenes de la generación z dijeron que prefieren volver a los métodos tradicionales que buscar pareja en línea. pero antes de lanzarte a la conquista, psicólogos recomiendan comenzar haciendo una lista con lo que buscas en una persona. quiero ver si tiene los mismos principios y valores, ver si tenemos intereses comunes, ver si podemos tener una planificación de metas a corto, mediano y pl

willie? >> all of this, as you say, investigators still looking really for a motive in this shooting. erin mclaughlin in pennsylvania, thanks so much. >>> time now for our first check of the weather. for that, of course, we say good morning to al. hello, al! >> good morning, willie, good morning to you. it has been hot so far, 2024. 92% of the u.s. has been warmer than average, exceptionally warm, 3 to 5 degrees warmer than average for the first half of the year, throughout the great lakes on into the northeast and mid-atlantic states. hottest year so far ever recorded for syracuse, buffalo, erie, lexington, new york city, down to charlotte. second hottest for a large area. and out west, the heat continues. 31 million people under heat advisories. the problem is, a big area of high pressure, heat building out west. but for the northeast, great lakes, mid-atlantic, comfortable canadian air. outside, temperatures still in here in the east, we're looking at temperatures anywhere about 5 to 10 de

david willis.n defended by other world leaders. emmanuel macron said his meeting with biden was detailed and precise and dismissed the president putin moment as a slip of the time. sir keir starmer described him as on a very good form after their meeting. as they look to strengthen their ties. the prime minister has been speaking to a political editor chris mason including defence spending. chris started by asking for his opinion on president biden �*s fitness for office. focus in on the prime minister at the white house. it is that an expression that says, this is a pinch yourself moment. hope you are ok, says his posts as america asks that very question of the president. yes, it's blunt, yes, it's personal. reporters clamour this white noise of hollered questions at the start of the meeting — called a bilateral — are about his mental abilities, if he is really fit to run for re—election. so, what did sir keir starmer make of him? prime minister, you know what an increasing number of people are sa

willie mays died on june 18th at the age of 93 and instantly. so many people. >> took to social media, including president barack obama. he actually gave may's the presidential medal of freedom when he was still in office. and then, of course, so many people showed up at the ballpark in the hours and the days after his death just to spend. we know a quiet time just to reflect willie mays and what he means to baseball, what he means to their family. you might recall that so many people a little bit older said. he reminds me of my mom thinking about my mom today because he was my mom's favorite player. so have older residents of san francisco. >> reflecting on their time as a child listening to willie are encouraging people to take public transportation. that's how busy expect this to be free of charge. we do know that the giants are back in town. james, not a game today. so there is a chance that means that current players could show up for the memorial. they have been honoring him since his death by wearing the number. 24 on their jersey. and in

and there's nothing for willie mays. but i've been a fan of willie mays, my entire life just growing up here. just understand the significance of, you know who willie mays is to baseball. there's a park named for willie mays in his hometown. something has to happen to this house fairly soon or it's not going to be here anymore. >> you there with their love to a museum. now more than ever being able to preserve this right here to tell the story of where he started and then where his story ended. while the eyes baseball and the nation are back on birmingham. >> league baseball. and, you it, he's was such a significant part. >> of that actually happening. >> coming up, a nonprofit giving back by banking up some goodies for kids in need. how you can get involve >> in the east bay, a church is opening their doors to help out unhoused residents escape this brutal heat bay north church of christ on pennsylvania avenue in fairfield is going to be open until the sun goes down tonight. joining us to share more about their outreach

but with willie on board, it wasn't even close. >> and willie mays for former san francisco mayors were also in attendance. former mayor willie brown recalled mays impact on local housing laws in the city because willie was not just a baseball player. >> willie was a world changer for us in san francisco. >> the say, hey, kid, willie mays died nearly three weeks ago. he was 93. >> let's get you going. this morning in the accuweather forecast. we have a lot of cloud cover out there along the coast and around the bay shoreline. even some pockets of drizzle along the coast. so this morning you can see we're fighting the cloud cover through about 9 a.m. after that we'll get sunshine prevailing. but just like yesterday, the warming process is slow. we get to enjoy a comfortable day today. it's just for one day this week. temperatures very close to where we should be for this time of the year, maybe 1 to 3 degrees above average, but it feels refreshing inland compared to the intense heat of late last week and over the weekend. so our warmest spots will be in the 80s and in the low 90s today.