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of how to address emergencies and threats of violence when they come out. when travel. >> after the fbi warned about threats to lgbtq+ members. now the u.s. state department has issued an alert for the community thinking of traveling to celebrate pride. when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. now at 10, a worldwide travel warning tonight for the lgbtq+ community. >> the state department says that people traveling overseas should exercise caution because of the potential for terrorism. good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. the alert follows similar warnings from the fbi and the department of homeland security earlier this week. >> for santorum talked with some local lgbtq+ organizations about those alerts. and joins us now from the newsroom with more than i can. these warnings come just weeks before pride month begins in june. the state

department says terrorist organizations mike seek to exploit lgbtq+ events and venues and local organizations say these potential threats are ongoing concern. >> the u.s. state department issuing a global security alert friday warning of potential violence against the lgbtq+ community. the federal government cautioning u.s. citizens traveling overseas for next month's pride events to be vigilant. we're always concerned that our community is continually have to face hate. >> physical badly, you know from to us. >> just sometimes unknown source sources, oakland pride board, president george smith. the 3rd says his organization is taking the alerts seriously. >> earlier this month, the fbi and the department of homeland security warned terrorist groups could target pride. celebrations here in the united states is ongoing. >> for communities, stay safe

is sad and unfortunate. you know that is hate. is this. >> other local lgbtq+ groups say they're glad to receive the alerts because it shows the government is paying attention to vulnerable communities. we really do need to bepon the alert. >> and to watch out you've done to lgbt, you gabriel and television is board president of the billy to frank lgbtq+ community center in san jose. they say they're not surprised about the potential for hate at pride events. >> as it appears their community is facing increasing threats. we have to. >> watch over out back our world very small because where we you know, not many places for lgbtq+, people looking to travel abroad for pride month. >> both smith and and tell of its say it's important to do

research, find lgbtq+ safe spaces and consider not traveling alone. i know sometimes traveling alone and the exciting that maybe this is not the time to you've always got somebody keeping an eye on you. well, tonight alert comes on the same day the state department is commemorating the international day against homophobia. >> by phobia, inter phobia and transphobia. the state department warning is also advising all traveling americans to exercise increased caution because of generalized terrorist attacks in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news stand. thank you. happening now, 2 highways in the bay area are partially closed as crews work to make repairs. >> highway 37 is closed between sonoma and solano counties. crews say they have detours beginning at the highway. 37 highway one. 21 interchange near sears point. the closure runs through 5 in the morning on monday lanes on 6 ad are also closed tonight.

caltrans says it will affect southbound 6.80, between acosta boulevard in san ramon and the 5, 86, 80 connector in pleasanton roads are not expected to reopen until 4 in the morning on monday. the partial closure is one of 2 with another set for the weekend of may 31st. if you're heading to big sur this weekend, highway one is finally back open to traffic. crews sharing this video from this morning after they set up a temporary signal system. part of the highway collapsed in late march after one of our winter storms. just a half mile north of the famous bixby bridge, a project to construct a permanent repair to the highway is projected to be ready by the spring of 2025. all right. time to weekend weather. we are looking at what appears to be a nice weekend ahead. little less fog. >> around the bay area, although the clouds rolling in right now, you see over san francisco, we've got plenty of cloud cover out there right now that has made its way inside the bay. watch a breakup, though, as we head throughout the afternoon tomorrow. still that sea

breeze. yeah, it has been kicking in again likely to see some drizzle out along the immediate coastline of the part of the bay, not too bad. in fact, a fog going to break up a little bit earlier and we're going to be talking about more sunshine around the bay area, but may be a cooler air mass kind of settling in overall. we've had a high pressure trying to build a little more of a northerly component. the winds out there this evening and that has brought with it. the erosion of some of the low clouds and the fog, but likely to see that make a return for tonight into tomorrow. high pressure going to weaken somewhat a cold front diving just to the north of us kind of falling apart. but leaving behind some cooler air. so that means we'll see some milder, some warm temperatures around the bay area. highs tomorrow about 77 degrees and sunny and san jose. 72 in oakland and 59 fog and son in san francisco. >> david de pap the man convicted of assaulting nancy pelosi's husband, paul has gotten a sentence of 30 years in prison for the brutal attack in october of 2022, a federal judge in san francisco sentenced a path today in

court. former house speaker nancy pelosi says that her husband is still struggling with injury, suffered in the attack to paps and talked with us after his father was sentenced. >> you really tried his best to be a kind person. and the thing is because i know him personally. know that there is no real heart and that person. >> what's next for the pap a state trial. pap is facing 6 felony counts at the state level and jury selection in that trial is set to begin next week. coming up 10, 30, we're going hear from a legal expert about how today's sentencing at the federal level could affect those state proceedings. >> new at 10 tonight, oakland community leader carl chan is now among the countless people in the bay area to get their car broken into. he says his car got hit last night in agave uptown and oakland. that's a restaurant that's also been dealing with numerous burglaries. chan says the thieves took off with golf gear. chan is one of the leading organizers of the effort to recall alameda

county district attorney pamela price. police in power out to are looking for 2 men who they say. >> robbed a mail carrier. they say it happened yesterday just before noon in the parking lot of the south with apartments on middlefield road. police say that the postal service worker, a man in his 60's was out delivering mail when 2 men approached him and demanded his postal keys wallet and his phone. the postal worker turned over the keys, but he refused to give up his personal property. and that's when police say a fistfight ensued and the suspects, not the carrier to the ground. the carrier says both men drove off in an older model. nissan altima. >> offense is now up at building in berkeley after a dozen people were arrested for occupying that vacant building. the building was taken over by pro-palestine demonstrators earlier this week. police say last night the 12 people blocked an entrance to the building with plywood and shields and violently or it resisted arrest using crowbars to hit

officers. police say it's reviewing video to see if it can identify those who attacked the officers. so state university president mike lee has decided to retire just days after he was placed on leave following an agreement he made with demonstrators to look into divesting from israel. the chancellor of the csu system says president lee's agreement was made without the appropriate approvals. graduation at the campus is set for tomorrow. house republicans are investigating ucla tonight over the university's treatment of >> jewish students during pro-palestinian protest. republicans are calling on ucla to turn over documents regarding what they say was a failure to protect jewish students. the committee is also seeking texts from staff. the police and others by next week, the lawmakers have criticized ucla and other schools for allowing pro-palestinian encampments and for not getting law enforcement involved sooner. >> the debate has been

canceled, nonprofit together sf action announced tonight it is canceled. what was supposed to be the first mayoral debate in san francisco after 3 of the candidates dropped out, the debate was set to happen monday. and according to organizers, 4,000 people were set to attend. we first learned wednesday that mayor london breed and supervisor aaron peskin would not participate. the mayor's office cited conflicts with their schedule and the format of the debate. daniel lurie, another candidate also pulled out. organizers say the political establishment must be really afraid of change. one mayoral debate is set for tuesday and it's still a go. the harvey milk club plans to host mayor london breed supervisor. aaron peskin supervisor ahsha safai. e former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie is set to happen at the first unitarian universalist church and center in cathedral hill in the city. >> hundreds of republicans from across the state are set to converge in berlin game

this weekend for the state gop convention. more than 800 peiple are expected to attend, including republican national committee co-chair lara trump. organizers say this weekend is all about garnering support and spreading the party's message ahead of the november election, including an effort to keep republicans in control of the u.s. house of representatives. >> that happens to you really in the moment to you don't have emotions, can't process it. >> still ahead tonight, east bay pastures mission to rebuild after a fire knocks down part of an historic church. >> and these are still haven't that money. >> workers coming together oakland asking for the city's health after they say their radisson hotel owes them thousands of dollars. and we're going to take you inside we're going to take you inside the new trader joe's.

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>> call for help in oakland tonight after historic east bay church was damaged in a fire. and as you can imagine, the church's pastor is devastated, but >> as kron four's terisa stasio reports tonight he's determined to turn the situation around. >> to the >> experience. >> you deal with that a lot and consoling people that went through it. when that happens to you really? in the moment to review you don't have emotions can. >> processing. >> pastor robert lacey junior says in a flash, everything is changed. >> his church, a historic landmark with a focus on helping people now desperately

needs assistance. pastor lacey says last friday a massive fire broke out at saint andrews missionary baptist church in oakland. he was inside with others praying before choir rehearsal. >> it started to get hot. in the building and they what? i will open the windows. this kind of warm in here. >> and we're in the choir stand the years. that's where the fire started. and the house next door to church. open up one of the windows in the sanctuary. and i heard the fire crackling and popping >> pastor lacey says that he and a parishioner grabbed fire extinguishers, but the flames were fears. i spoke with pastor lacey as he returned from getting food for workers clearing the burned debris. >> westerly shares of the church is an historical landmark. fact, the history of the church. >> 1916, it was built. by the

african american episcopal church. to provide support for earthquake victims of san francisco in 19. 0, 6, and it has always been. community service center. >> he and each day they help the community with meals. and we're gearing up to help west oakland residents with a summer lunch program for children. the building is restricted free use temporarily faster. lacey says that they want to rebuild and continue to serve the community. pastor lacey says that they helped service outside in the parking lot last weekend. >> they have set up a gofundme account, but it will take a lot to recover. >> our engineers actually looking at the project and there they're in the hundreds of thousands. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> theresa kron, 4 news, a huge oak tree comes crashing down on at least 2 homes in the north bay. >> happened earlier today in

novato. crews say that nobody was hurt. fortunately, one man says that he was working at home when he heard that tree come down. >> my office actually overlooks the tree and probably around 11, sounded like large cans being dragged across trio rumble of sorts, which i thought maybe was an earthquake. but nothing's moving. and then seconds later, just enormous pop. and then i saw the right down the middle of the street. >> neighbors are telling us that that tree was more than 300 years old and the oldest oaktree in the that are 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at the cityscape their big race tomorrow, bay to breakers storms has been putting the finishing touches on his banana man costume. ready to going to be a lightning a lot going to be a flash out there. but yeah, it looks like it is going to tough weekend as far as weather is concerned. it will be cool out there. that's for sure. if you're headed out to the race. >> we've got the low clouds

and fog that will begin to roll back on shore again, we're going to see that early on sunday morning to for the race out there as well. looking down from mount tam 2500 feet above and you see the fog down below more. that on the way as we head throughout the weekend. but not going to be as expenses we've seen. so if you head out the race, what a icon for the bay area, right? all the beautiful costumes out there for the race. 08:00am to start time. it is going to be mostly cloudy, cool temperatures to in the mid-fifties when you're running. and of course you're running toward the coastlines here likely running into a breeze out there. as you head throughout the morning hours. so be prepared for that. going to be on the cool side. well, temperatures begin to cool off around the bay area just a little bit in spots today. 4 degrees cooler in san jose. 4 degrees cooler. also in livermore. kind of a trend to come is we're going to see we trough of low pressure moving in temperatures today. not all that bad. 63 degrees just slightly below the average in san francisco. 66 in oakland, 76 degrees and warm in san jose. 75 cooling down now in lemore. 74 in concord and 69 degrees in santa rosa. out the door right now. you can see

that onshore wind doing its work and bring in that cooler air. not only just along the coastline, see a filtering all the way into the valleys. now and that's where we'll start out the day that cool marine layer and that fog out there early tomorrow morning. you can see those could be a little more broken as we head toward tomorrow morning. not that real love. a large batch of fog out there early on tomorrow morning. so more broken. that means more sunshine by the afternoon. but fog likely to linger along the coastline, then begin to push back on shore by tomorrow evening. so yeah, you head out the door tomorrow. enjoy the sunshine, 70's inland, cool 50's and 60's out at the coast. former radisson hotel workers demanding justice for wage theft. they say they made complaints with opens department of workforce. >> 4 years ago saying the hotel was held more than $400,000 from 128 workers are demanding the city of oakland make radisson pay them what they're owed. >> might not be tolerated in

oakland or anywhere. the owners to pay the workers with their own. and oakland, you take all possible steps not to let the company get away with stealing from workers, respect their work and pay them what they're owed. >> the former workers are also asking for oakland to impose penalties on the hotel on top of that $400,000, nurses, san francisco's public hospitals and clinics say that they want to strike today. the group voted to authorize a strike after they say the city has failed to address staffing shortages. the nurses gathered at to count votes. the result doesn't mean the nurses will be walking off the job immediately. but it does allow the nurses bargaining team to call a strike after their current contract expires at the end of june. the cdc is ending a program that provides free covid vaccines to uninsured americans is summer. >> the agency says it no longer has the funding since the start of the pandemic. the agency is providing more than 1.4 million free covid vaccines. it estimates the program will affect 25 to

30 million adults who do not have health insurance. >> san francisco shoppers have a new place to get groceries and one of a kind snacks trader joe's opening up a new location today in hayes valley. this is the 7th location in the city. residents say that they're really excited to have a grocery store option close by. >> we're so excited because this is part sort of revitalize and savor. do so excited. it's yeah, it's tough to get to grocery store a lot of the time and it's so nice. i look like a block away. so i'm excited that i can actually it on the plan is launching groceries going to be it's a great community. so i think it'll be a place. >> store opens every day from 09:00am to 09:00pm. the bay area celebrating black restaurant week black owned food trucks, bakeries and restaurants are inviting residents to explore african cajun and caribbean cuisine. the foodie event kicked off

today and runs until may. 26. it was started 4 years ago as a way to expose more people to the black culinary scene and help boost local businesses owners tell us how important it is to keep the tradition going. it's very important >> people to again, the diversity here. that's what my rest represent is the call. you know, community bringing everybody together. and that's what we want to do black restaurant. a space where everyone feel infighting? >> thank so excited to and the caribbean. >> you can purchase tickets online and find a full list of all the participating businesses. >> coming up, what you need to know ahead of this weekend's bay to breakers race. plus, there is a shortage veterinarians. what's being done to make sure there's someone to take your pet to in the near future and why state

officials say a new area code for phone numbers in the bay area is coming soon.

>> the personal data of recology customers in san francisco may have been leaked in a data breach and a letter to customers recology says that the breach happened last november. the company says information including customers names date of birth, social security and health insurance information has been leaked to recall. ag is offering a complimentary

identity theft protection membership to customers. san jose is set to receive million dollars. 8.5 million dollars in federal funding to enhance road safety in the city. >> talk slow, vicki, so you can get in place. officials say the money will be used on a speed camera program. they say the goal is to reduce traffic deaths in the city. so far, 17 people died from traffic accidents this year. state officials say a new phone number area code is coming here to the bay area. the current 5, >> stretches all the way from the edge of the bay area to the oregon border. but starting in 2025, people who receive a new number could now get the area code 8, 3, 7, state officials say that the decision comes after a high demand for new phone numbers in the area. >> coming up next, slammed to the ground and attacked by music mogul. the newly-released hotel video showing this assault.

>> delusional statements and conspiracy theories. what david, the capsule next court case could look like after already being sentenced to 30 ye

>> now at 10, 30, what is next for dcip app? a state trial. the man who attacked paul pelosi is facing 6 felony counts at the state level. jury selection in the trial is set to begin next week. kron four's lezla gooden talk to a legal expert about how today's sentencing of 30 years at the fed ral level could affect the state proceedings. >> federal trial is finally over for david de pap. the man

convicted of breaking into former house speaker nancy pelosi is home and assaulting her husband with a hammer 2 years ago. a federal judge on friday sentenced him 30 years in prison for salt in 20 years of attempted kidnapping. the federal official, the sentences will run concurrently. the government wanted to say here. >> is that we have to protect our governmental officials and we have to protect our american system of democracy. and this was much bigger than just the pelosi family. this was sent to the community. and dip happes upcoming state trial. some charges he's facing their includes attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. but the key will be did he have specific intent to commit murder paul pelosi? and i think that would be the big fight in the state case if he's convicted of attempted murder, he will face a life

sentence. but if he's only convicted of assault, it will be a much want less sentence. 44 year-old the pap admitted that he had planned to hold the speaker pelosi hostage and break her kneecaps if she liked him. both the prosecution and defense stated that conspiracy theories played a role in the attack. >> lou, janell statements and conspiracy theories. he was espousing. >> both before and after the incident with mister pelosi, i think is going to go a long way in the state court to show that he did not have the specific intent to commit murder, that this should be an assault with a deadly weapon. clark says there is another factor in the paths federal case that the defense did not focus on. >> but it could be a key point in the states. the mental health issue is going to be much more important in the state case and it was in the federal case. and i think that. >> well, before front in the defense presentation, he did not have the specific intent to kill. and, you know, they will acknowledge he hit mister pelosi with a hammer but not 2

killed. >> and the path state trial is expected to start its jury selection next wednesday. we'll have those updates here and online newsroom. let's go in. kron. 4 news. >> new video tonight shows sean diddy combs violently attacking his former girlfriend. we want to warn you the video may be difficult to watch the hotel surveillance videos obtained by cnn shows duty pulling cassie ventura by her hair, slamming her to the ground and then kicking her and dragging her back to a hotel room. that's gators say this happened back in 2016. it matches the timeline of a fight. ventura told the court in her lawsuit against combs. this comes after homeland security raided combs house back in march in connection to allegations of trafficking and assault music producer is currently facing lawsuits by a number of alleged victims spanning more than 30 years. a shortage of veterinarians is forcing shelters to put down their dogs and cats. the

survey by the san francisco spca says that the shortage >> caused a one-third increase in the euthanasia of healthy and otherwise treatable animals at local shelters. meanwhile, the that emergency group in san ramon is looking at how animal hospitals and shelters can work together to increase the number of vets. >> giving them that that don't just, you know, why on being on the floor giving them all of life. amenable schedules, things like that can all help. >> the veteran air emergency group is also trying to create a more positive environment. they started a program called little vets. they teach kids about being of that and how much fun they can have. >> health officials warn this year's tick population could be larger than last year. thanks to another mild winter experts want you to take steps to protect yourself. >> and spend time outside during peak season. one of the

things that some of measures that they need to take into consideration, which wear long. and it's a long >> experts say it's a good idea check for ticks when you return indoors. the bugs can be pretty much anywhere on the body. but they're commonly found around the waist and belly button behind the knees in between fingers and toes on your underarms around your neck and especially your well, this year's allergy season maybe a little worse than years past. >> scientists say that people are finding themselves allergic to care, born irritants for the first time they're blaming a warmer climate. recent heavy rainfall. earlier today we heard from a doctor at stanford medicine on ways that people can find relief from all that sneezing. >> i'm keeping windows closed. i tell folks when they come home after hold outside, shower quickly get it off of change clothes. some by local

honey is something that will be good for microbiome. its nutrition sits he can't hurt you. and it might just help you down the many months from now. >> the doctor says preventing allergies is really key to treatment that you can do that by reducing your exposure to trees and pollen. let's go to conference chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. give us that pollen count. yeah. how about that? i mean, last couple years been tremendous rain wise, but >> you've seen the results. all those green hills, all the flowers, look beautiful. that's for sure. but if you're allergic to it's a whole different story. now we started out with all the trees bloom beginning in february will now it's the grass pollens that are really on the rise. and so unfortunately, here's the forecast for those pauses retaking the weekend running medium-high as we head into saturday. but then hitting that high category as we look to sunday. also way through the middle of next week, maybe get him to calm down late next week. but boy, if you're an allergy sufferer, this could be a rough patch here. make sure you're ready for that. as we've got high pollen counts coming your way.

all right. let's check out. you get away forecast in the monterey bay. we start off with some patchy fog giving way to a little sunshine in carmel valley by the afternoon. 67 there or by the coastline in carmel, by the sea. your 58 degrees. 58 monterey and 61 in watsonville, southern california. find a mixture of some sunshine and a few clouds and temperatures running a little bit below the average 68 in los angeles about 74 degrees in pasadena. if you plan to have the high watch out specially south of lake tahoe area, we're looking at 70's in the tahoe, but south of that, maybe some thunderstorms popping up in the afternoon about 73 degrees in truckee. 85 and warm in reno on 81 degrees in carson city. but next few days looking beautiful. if you're sticking around through the weekend, we're going to see a lot of sunshine in the high country. temperatures cooling down, though by monday. some of those highs hovering in the mid 50's. right. the forecast, though, you can see the after numerous been see watching these pop-up thunderstorms south, really of the great lake tahoe area down toward 2.70, mammoth lakes. we'll see that kind of play out as we head throughout the week on and off again those afternoon. thunderstorms popping up out

there and that will continue all the way through friday on and off through that time. all right. the bay area of the we're talking about some changes coming our way to the temperatures. go to start to cool down just a little bit. not much 50's 60's and 70's going be pleasant by the afternoon. see that fog right along the coastline, the sunshine in the bay. but it will be cool up toward the beaches. 63 degrees in millbrae mostly sunny in the afternoon. that warming up as we take you down the peninsula. temperatures running in the 70's, maybe even a couple 80's by tomorrow in the santa clara valley, east bay. temperatures well into the 70's by tomorrow afternoon, mostly sunny skies, not as much fog around the bay area, but a cooler air mass beginning to slip in. that's going to drag the temperatures down just a little bit. so over the next few days, let's check out you can attend. we'll see those temperatures hovering a little bit below the average, but them a probably warm up on monday and tuesday, then cooling down, especially we get to friday and saturday. next week's look those temperatures start to bottom out a little bit. but overall, nice weekend ahead. just cooling down on the temperatures just a little bit for the weekend. looking forward to it. yeah, thank you, larry. welcome. as we take a live look outside at

sfo. here we go. the tsa says it's ready for the busiest summer travel season ever between may 20rd may 29th. the tsa expects to screen more than 18 million passengers at airport checkpoints nationwide. next friday is forecast to be the busiest day of the long memorial day weekend with 3 million people expected to fly. there will be some days the summer that we will likely see 3 million travelers in our screening checkpoints across the country are records. about 2.9 million. >> but we expect 3 or 3.1 million travelers on most likely during the busiest during the court's summer in in july and early part of august. >> so far this year, the tsa says passenger travel is up 8%. >> thousands of people are going to be in san francisco sunday morning for the annual bay to breakers. runners are going to start at main street in the city at about 08:00am. >> and then make their way all the way to ocean beach at the

end there at the finish on the other end of the city coffers. rob nesbitt reports now on what makes this race so special from the starting line. the creativity is evident with the runners, a bay to breakers. it's become a tradition for tony him. all to and this has been a or >> they're also in charge of coming up with different group costumes for their friends every year. 80's aerobics instructor. >> for the year that we got married, we did a big group of bridesmaids together and we had to case. we throw strangers. and this year argue costume is cheerleaders. they'll join around 21,000 other runners who have signed up for the annual 12 k. >> race director kyle myers says the fun of the race is always the biggest straw. one of those days of the year in san francisco that everybody kind of >> supports the runners supports the neighborhoods are coming out. course, just to have a good time and celebrate. francisco myers says this year there will also be a 2 person relay option

with one person starting the race while they're running partner finishes the 2nd half. >> in addition to the race that started as a symbol of san francisco's rebuilding after the 19, 0, 6 earthquake hansford. the city turned rally around and get people excited about something. 10 francisco really back. so that i was in 1912 at its peak bay to breakers was the largest road race in the world over 100,000 people. organizers have had to make some changes over the years to ensure public safety, no more floats and alcohol checkpoints have been added along the route. what's always remained is the fun that even spectators join in on first year the san francisco bay to breakers. and it's just such a great entry into the city >> you get to see how a vibrant and while the city can it's just such a great time. there will also be several road closures along the route from 03:00am to 04:00pm on sunday. you can find the full list of details about those road closures on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> like the right to your knowledge. being grateful for the sometimes every the best day. we have remind yourself why you're here. >> bay fc player kiki pickett giving some wellness advice to girls. and there's more advice to come. afc and sutter health are teaming up to host a series of clinics this summer. the series is called be. you bay fc players and health care professionals plan to talk with girls about mental health body positivity and more bay fc says the goal is to address barriers to keep girls and young women from playing sports. so it's wonder, absolutely. that's a corporate news at 10. stay tuned for kron news 11. but first, erin wilson here with sports. >> obviously that's a big conversation. have is very hard to do. want to become an adult, especially actually we should all kind of hold on to.

but it. >> we also get some giants trying to hold onto this season after dropping down like flies. they have so many injuries on the same in today. just made it a little bit worse with the new news about jean who believe they will not be for the rest of this season. and we'll explain why in sports night live and we'll some details on why you awful smith, scottie scheffler out there on the green because it was locked up for we'll have was locked up for we'll have that and ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank.

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>> sure we would see. that's >> reason that include a mug shot is the reason they saw they might not see this way. now. thanks for joining us because we'll explain that in just a little bit for sports night live. i'm erin wilson, the giants. they've somewhat head. kind of a jarring day them sales today. what they rose to the occasion, but not before finding out that they received some of the worst news that they can receive this season. jean will lead his injuries were stunned. they were hoping for the starting center field and leadoff man will undergo surgery in his will in the season form after a torn on this play here where he crashed into the center field wall. the area well, it was in sunday's game against the rays in. he was initially diagnosed with this location of the shoulder. after receiving a second io