i don't even know what to say, because how do you -- how do you follow peter mcgowan, willie mccovey,tes, and especially -- i mean, i love you all. i love you guys so much. try not to get in tears. i have to breathe first. just growing up here in san francisco with my family, it's the tradition of our community and this city. i've always made the statement, people say how are your fans in san francisco. i said, i never had any fans, i've always had family, because i was raised here. my biggest dream as a child was to have my godfather, i wish my dad was here, approve of me as a baseball player. >> i'm sure he does approve of you. what a special moment. guess what, folks, we're not done. with more on the home run kings, here is a giants pregame live crew. hey, guys. >> fallon, thank you very much. i love days like this when we get to celebrate greatness. bill, i want to start with you. barry bonds and the hall of fame. >> a ton. bobby bonds of course was a key player in the willie mays days. barry, godson of bobby, he brought the giants organization to another level. and the fans cam

. >> willy maize, willy mccovey and modern day players, jeff kent will clark and now his son, barry bonds. the 49th member of this elite club. he hit 762 home runs. 22 years as pro, 15 years with a giants, 7 with the pirates. seven mvp awards. he's one of the most exciting yet controversial players and really the one player that built at&t park. never won a ring but had a career he could walk away from knowing he left everything out on the diamond. >> we've all come a long way and i'm so grateful for being a part of that and i love you all so much. i can never, never, never thank you guys enough for what your loyalty to me and my family. >> warriors' start summer league play against the 76ers. the second round draft pick is on the dubs roster. because crhris demarco, we'll have those highlights at 9:00 at 11:00. it guarantees him $228 million through the season. he has two years left on his current deal. worth 170 million. he's coming off a career year with an average of 29 points, 11 assists and 8 rebounds per game. he finished second in the mvp vote to rustsell westbrook. >>> defending

. >> willy maize, willy mccovey and modern day players, jeff kent will clark and now his son, barry bondse 49th member of this elite club. he hit 762 home runs. 22 years as pro, 15 years with a giants, 7 with the pirates. seven mvp awards. he's one of the most exciting yet controversial players and really the one player that built at&t park. never won a ring but had a career he could walk away from knowing he left everything out on the diamond. >> we've all come a long way and i'm so grateful for being a part of that and i love you all so much. i can never, never, never thank you guys enough for what your loyalty to me and my family. >> warriors' start summer league play against the 76ers. the second round draft pick is on the dubs roster. because crhris demarco, we'll have those highlights at 9:00 at 11:00. it guarantees him $228 million through the season. he has two years left on his current deal. worth 170 million. he's coming off a career year with an average of 29 points, 11 assists and 8 rebounds per game. he finished second in the mvp vote to rustsell westbrook. >>> defending cham

since he is dad bobby played for the club in the early '70s, barry hung out with willie mays and willie mccoveyore he could walk. mays is barry's godfather, mock covey one of barry's idols as a boy. >> people say, how are your fans in san francisco? i said, never had any fans, i've always had family, because i was raised here. you know? so my biggest dream as a child was to have my godfather approve of me as a baseball player. >> every time he goes 0 for 10, 0 for 5, i get a phone call. be at the batting cage tomorrow morning. and i'm saying to him, i'm not playing, what the hell i'm worrying about the batting cage for? but that's just the way he is. >> i learned a lot from ted williams who calls himself the greatest hitter that ever lived. but believe me, the guy that is the greatest hitter that ever lived is number 25, barry bonds. >> bonds throwing out the first pitch tonight against miami. it's got to be a thrill for him just to be back on the field. it was a strike. samardzija gave up two in the first and a homer to justin bour makes it 4-0 miami. giants worked their way back. bottom six.

willie mays, willie mccovey, other former giants greats were there.visor to the giants. he showed his gratitude for his hometown support.<> <"people say, 'how are your fans in san francisco?' and i say, 'i've never had any fans; i've always had family 'cause i was raised here.">( marty ) after the ceremony we asked bonds in the dugout which of his historic feats felt the best. bonds answered, all the ones that happened at home. ( marty ) as for the giants who are still playing... they were taking on the marlins. and bonds threw out the first pitch at the game. let's move to the ninth inning. the giants were down by 2 when joe panik hits a rbi single. that brings in brandon crawford to make it a one-run game then with two outs, and two on, hunter pence strikes out swinging to end the game. marlins hold on to win 5-4 giants will try to end the first half of the season with a win before the all star break ( marty ) meanwhile the a's in seattle. they were tied with the mariners in the ninth that's when ryon healy hits a go-ahead double scoring rajai davis

willie mays, willie mccovey, other former players were there.bonds, who now works as a special advisor the c-e-o of the giants, showed his gratitude for his hometown. "people say, 'how are your fans in san francisco?' and i say, 'i've never had any fans; i've always had family 'cause i was raised here."(jr stone) (vo)7 after the ceremony we asked bonds in the dugout which of his historic feats felt the best - he said all the ones that happened at home. (jr stone) in spain in the second day of the annual running of the bulls at least two people got injured. it's a tradition for adreniline seekers all over the world to participate in the event. a red cross official says one of the victims was strucked in the arm, while the other one got hit in the butt. on friday three people were striked by the bulls, but none have non life-threating injuries ( jr stone) still ahead... day two of the g-20 summit in hamburg, germany is over... well take a look at who the president met with... plus... a massive fire burning in the south bay... the latest on the containment efforts after the break... (jr s

willie mays, willie mccovey, other former players were there.bonds, who now works as a special advisor the c-e-o of the giants, showed his gratitude for his hometown. "people say, 'how are your fans in san francisco?' and i say, 'i've never had any fans; i've always had family 'cause i was raised here."(vo)7 most famous accomplishments - breaking the all-time home run record - still holds it at 762. 7 also holds single season home run record at 73.7 after the ceremony i asked bonds in the dugout which of his historic feats felt the best - he said all the ones that happened at home.7 says he planned as many of his records as he could to happen in san francisco. shelters in the east bay are facing a big problem following 4th of july celebrations. jeff pierce reports. this dog was wearing his patriotic colors at the antioch animal shelter but he was just one of many in there that was confused about fourth of july traditions. we are finding ourselves inundated with stray animals following the fourth of july celebration, mostly large dogs, so we're running out of kennel space. pets that hav

willie mays, willy mccovey, modern day players like jeff kent, will clark, bobby bonds, and now his soname. he hit 762 home runs, the all-time leader in the majors, in his 22 years as a pro, 15 with the giants, seven with the pirates. he's the only member of the 500-home run, 500-steals club, a 14-time all-star and seven mvp awards. he was one of the most exciting, yet controversial players in the history of the game, but yesterday it was all about giving thanks. >> we've all come a long way, and i am so grateful for being a part of that, and i love you all so much, and, you know, i could never, never, never thank you guys enough for what your loyalty to me and my family. >> all right. bonds threw out the first pitch last night, it was a strike. jeff samardzija gave up two in the first, then this homer to justin bore in the fourth makes it 4-0 miami. giants work their way back, though. bottom sixth, brandon belt doubles just inside the left field line. that's going to score buster posey. it's 4-3 after six. bottom nine, two outs, tying run on third for hunter pence, goes down swinging.