radar, there you go with the at this time. even if you re not covered with the green you can still have a lot of low level moisture in place, enough to trigger the sprinkles or drizzle. we ll come in closer and show you still some lingering activity for the central portions of the bay and out towards portions of the coastline. looks like still some action close to the bay bridge and approaching alameda as well. big changes for your weekend. more on that coming upen a few minutes. mark, thank you. gus vegas was a be loved and well respected man, father, and police officer. police say he died during a domestic dispute with the father of one of his grandchildren. vegas family called him their protector. john sasaki shows us the emotional tributes during his memorial service. we do not have that story right now. i know john has been work on that in the newsroom. we will get that ready for you as soon as possible j. a man accused of killing a mother and her young daughter w
richmond police officer gus vegas was obvious and heartfelt as his casket passed his saluting brothers and sisters in blue. despite his not dying in the line of duty but rather in a domestic dispute at his home the auditorium was filled as if vegas had died saving the lives of city residents. but such a danger is never expected to be lurking within the walls of your personal sanctuary. there are some things in life that are just beyond our ability to comprehend. reporter: his family says did he die in the line of duty. dad s final breath came doing exactly what he always taught us, and that was to protect our family at all costs. take care of the pride. he felt did he fall in the line of duty, and that was the line of duty as a father and a husband, protecting his pride like a king lion. one after another most of vegas ten children and stepchildren spoke of the man who was obviously larger than life. on our way over here i was like, wow, i can t believe on a weekda
play, a s, warriors, the sharks and giants. matt? good morning, nothing more beautiful than standing in at&t park on opening day you can see the field is fileally manicured and ready for the game this afternoon. the giants take obtains dodgeers and i am joined by the vice president of business operations. you have been with the giants for several decades. what is it like to be here opening day 2016? i have been here for many years but the open day is never old. you have the great feeling for the first home game and i think we lead the lead in more burning than butler years. that is for sure. today they are take on the dodgers and that obviously a huge deal. it is nice to have the biggest rivals here for the first series. this place will be buzzing. they are here for four games and today is the opener and tomorrow night we have a fire work show and on saturday, it is bum garner, i don t know where also you would want continue. this is a great time to see the giants
an update on the top stories. police are looking for a hit and run driver who killed another driver. investigators say a toyota sienna van clipped a toyota scion in redwood city. this happened just south of woodside road. the scion lost control and crashed into the center divide. that driver died and driver of the van never stopped. officers believe the hit and run driver was in a light brown 2000 toyota sienna similar to this one. san jose police have released new video of a 7-eleven robbery. they are hoping someone will recognize these two thieves. take a look. the men walked into the store six months ago on sixth street and grabbed several cases of peer and just walked out the door. when the cashier confronted them, the man in the black there threatened him with a knife. plus, pinpointing the homeless population in the south bay. a new map is helping relief workers coordinate their outreach using census data it can pinpoint where homeless encampments are forming. d
this is a special edition. we have baseball on the brain this morning. thank you for joining us, i m sam brock. this morning and all day long. i m laura garcia-cannon. not just us out here at the ballpark this morning. kris sanchez roaming around the yard and anthony slaughter live near mccovey cove. first we want to send it to kira klapper. what are you following right now? we want to get everyone caught up on today s top stories. a north bay couple got a big surprise when a dump truck barrel under to their garage. the driver of that truck loaded with asphalt lost control and slammed into the garage. the truck driver suffered a broken arm, no one else was hurt. san francisco leaders today will a plan for its sanctuary city policy. the ordinance would bar all city law enforcement from notifying customs agent about individuals released from custody. plus, pinpointing the homeless population in the south bay. a new map is helping relief workers coordinate their outreach