francisco giants. yeah. anyone who grew up here in the bay area and followed the giants baseball couldn t help but remember that intimidating figure in the left hand side of the batters box and as you mentioned, julie, number 44 on his back just loomed so huge. he is a hall of famer and known for his great exploits on the field. in recent years you could see him at giants games and in functions. he had the restaurant out in walnut creek. yeah. walnut creek. mccovey. mccovey s. and some great shots of him. and as you mentioned too hampered by the knee injuries for much of his post-baseball life. and that was the sad thing for me to see because he was such an agile athlete. people forget how fast he was and how agile he was at first base and there s willie some of the early scenes. i think that scene shot at steel stadium and what a way to break into the majors. there s the headline, four for four in the first game he ever played in the major leagues in 1959. he went on t
we re tracking a major system moving across the country and then into the east overnight and tomorrow. the morning commute, heavy rains, gusting winds from washington, d.c. to new york to boston. rob marciano timing this out. new testimony tonight in the ahmaud arbery case. the jury now hearing from the homeowner who had videotaped people on his property. surveillance showing arbery at the construction site before he was chased down by three white men, shot and killed. and the moment during the trial when one of the defense attorneys says he doesn t want any more, quote, black pastors in the courtroom. and what he said after that. the abc news investigation tonight into the deadly ambush of four american green berets. the grieving families who now accuse the pentagon of betrayal. turning to each other, they say learning they ve been given different accounts of what really happened. were there significant questions about this mission before they were sent into harm s way?
moving across the country and then into the east overnight and tomorrow. the morning commute, heavy raining, gusting winds from washington, d.c. to new york to boston. rob marciano timing this out. new testimony tonight in the ahmaud arbery case. the jury now hearing from the homeowner who videotaped people on his property. surveillance showing arbery at the construction site before he was chased down by three white men, shot and killed. and the moment during the trial when one of the defense attorneys says he doesn t want anymore, quote, black pastors in the courtroom. and what he said after that. the abc news investigation tonight into the deadly ambush of four american green berets. the grieving families who now accuse the pentagon of betrayal. turning to each other, learning they ve been given different accounts of what really happened. were there significant questions about this mission before they were sent into harm s way? the rising prices in america. tonight, w
ground to an approaching low, we get cloudy and should be overcast by this afternoon with highs in the low 50s. rain takes over tonight and lasts through most of wednesday with some significant soakings expected. highs will be in the upper 40s! we dry up and warm a bit in the long range with highs returning to 50s and low 60s. today: patchy am frost then some sun before becoming overcast by the afternoon. high: 52 wind: e 5-10 mph tonight: rain likely. low: 44 wind: se 5-15 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays it was a violent night in milwaukee.police are the most recent investigation .taking place on the city s east side just north of brady street. deandra corinthios is live near arlington and hamilton with what we know so far. milwaukee police say the victim here is a woman in her 20s. officers got a tip that led to them a residence in the e dead. milwaukee police responded to the 1
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