SAN FRANCISCO — Pinch-hitter Nico Hoerner hit a lone two-run single in the seventh run, assisting Marcus Stroman’s fifth straight win. The Chicago Cubs battled the San Francisco Giants 3-2 on Friday night and went on a four-game losing streak.

Stroman (7-4) has won every time since losing to Minnesota on May 14. He allowed two runs with six hits over 6 2/3 innings, hitting out five and walking four in his 14th start of the year as a team leader.

Giants right-hander Anthony DeSclafani (4-6) gave up Seiya Suzuki’s seventh-round opener and then went to Ian Happ before manager Gabe Kapler handed him off to backup Ryan Walker. He knocked out Dansby Swanson with a flyball and then knocked Matt Mervis to the ground. Then came a rested Horner who had most of the evening off.

Tucker Barhart, too, notched an RBI single in the crucial seventh game on a night when Cubs manager David Ross shook up his lineup and tried to “create a spark” amid recent offensive troubles. Chicago has done just enough for Stroman.

Thairo Estada had an RBI double against Stroman in the third set and Joc Pederson contributed four singles against his former club, but the Giants’ three-game winning streak was broken — an RBI infield single in the seventh game that came after a first decision was won at the retest he was initially thrown out. This weekend, they’re making a quick stop at home before heading back to St. Louis and Los Angeles.

Adbert Alzolay knocked out Brandon Crawford with what he called a third strike and ended the game with his third save as the Cubs went 8-7 against the NL West.

San Francisco has allowed five runs or fewer in 15 straight games against the Cubs — the longest run of that kind since the New York Giants restricted them to five or fewer in 16 straight encounters from July 1929 to May 1921.

A post-game drone show was canceled due to a technical issue.

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Cubs: Ross wanted to give 2B Hoerner a day off to clear his head and get back on his feet after going 0-8 in the last two games and leaving the Cubs in the middle of a 10-day West Coast tour with no days off were . In the ninth game, he was again a single.

Giants: 3B JD Davis was a late scratch with strains in his right hip and Casey Schmitt replaced him. … C Joey Bart was in San Francisco to have his overstressed left groin tested and examined. … LHP Alex Wood (back strain) threw off a mound and RHP Ross Stripling (back strain) may be scheduled for a bullpen session as soon as Sunday.

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The Cubs recalled INF Nick Madrigal from Triple-A Iowa and selected INF Miles Mastrobuoni to Iowa. Madrigal started second and went 0 to 3 with a walk and strikeout.

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RHP Kyle Hendricks (0-2, 4.70 ERA) plays for the Cubs on Saturday after winning 10 previous career games against San Francisco 5-2 and a 2.29 career ERA. The Giants had yet to name a starter.

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Charlie Walter joined KPIX5 in August 2021 as a sports presenter/reporter. He also hosts sports talk radio in the Bay Area on 95.7 The Game.

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He comes to KPIX5 after working as a pre/post game host for the Cincinnati Reds at Bally Sports.

Walter grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio and was introduced to television while working for a student-run television station at Ohio University.

Before moving to the Bay Area, Walter was a reporter on local television stations in SEC country, covering extensively the Alabama Crimson Tide, Auburn Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers and Kentucky Wildcats for WSFA, WVLT and LEX18.

Charlie, his wife and two dogs live on the peninsula.

@CharlieWalterTV is my twitter when there is an option to follow.

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Justin Andrews joined the KPIX 5 news team in May 2021. You can catch his reports on the morning and noon newscasts.

Justin comes to the Bay Area after spending more than five years in his home-market of St. Louis, Missouri as the lead morning reporter and fill-in anchor. Justin’s reporting has gained him national exposure including live reports on CNN, CBS This Morning and HLN while in St. Louis.

Before moving to St. Louis, Justin spent years in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, anchoring and reporting for KWWL. During his time in eastern Iowa, several of his stories hit the national spotlight including a 17-year-old who was killed after he was swept into a storm sewer drain during flooding. There was public outcry over the safety of the uncovered storm drains. After aggressively going after city leaders, they finally added safety upgrades, following Justin’s reporting.

Justin made stops in Kirksville, Mo as the weekend evening anchor and started his career in Kansas City, Mo as a morning producer and fill-in assignment desk editor.

With more than a decade of television experience, Justin is thrilled to call the Bay Area home! Hi move is one he’s always dreamed of. Justin enjoys mentoring, church, brunching, anything outdoors and tasting all the food options the Bay Area has to offer.

If you see Justin out and about say hi, he’d love to chat!

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OAKLAND (KPIX) — Police in Oakland are investigating a fatal early morning stabbing Sunday in a Lake Merritt neighborhood that has seen multiple homicides in recent months.

Police said a man was stabbed multiple times just after 3 am near 1200 Lakeshore Avenue.

That makes four homicides on the same lakeside street in less than six months.

“I heard a big commotion and I came outside on the balcony and I saw, like, about five people beating up this guy,” said a woman who declined to provide her name for fear of retaliation.

She said the attackers were two women and three men.

“They just were really beating him up, beating him up and, all of a sudden, the women said ‘Oh, let’s go! Let’s go! Let’s go!’ So they all jumped into a car. The (victim) got up, then he stumbled, then he fell,” she said.

She said the victim had blood all over his chest and that there were other people standing nearby, including a security guard for her condo building. Those witnesses tried to help the victim after the attackers left.

Oakland police said it’s the fourth homicide on this long dead-end street since Nov. 2021. It is unclear what motivated the stabbing. Police said the previous homicides, involving guns, were over robberies.

“Unfortunately, not surprised because there’s been so much of it,” said Michael Ziolkowski, who lives on the block.

“It’s really discouraging sometimes. I still love the neighborhood but I don’t think I would be comfortable sitting on a bench here after dark, honestly,” said neighbor Krista Sumida.

Area residents said they are fearful to leave their home at night. In addition to the four homicides, the East Bay Times reported there have been seven non-fatal shootings in the cul-de-sac since May 2021.

“We need a greater police presence on this cul-de-sac,” Sumida said.

“If (the police) drive through with their lights flashing, that kind of makes a lot of the cars move and get out,” Ziolkowski said.

One neighbor was seen with a large moving truck on the block moving out. He said he was tired of the violence and shootings.

“We’ve had three neighbors just moved out of this building in the last eight months,” Sumida said.

The dead end stretch of Lakeshore Avenue is a popular hang-out spot for young people to park their cars and party at night. Neighbors said that makes those people easy targets for robbers and some of those parties have led to fights and shootings.

“My message to our mayor is to please step up, pull your leaders together and come up with a viable way where we can be safe,” said neighbor Colette McPherson.

Oakland police did not release the stabbing victim’s name. He was in his 30s.

Police were still looking for the suspects.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the OPD Homicide Section at (510) 238-3821 or the TIP LINE at 238-7950.

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ANTIOCH (KPIX) — Families demonstrated in front of the Antioch Police Department on Saturday to demand transparency and accountability related to in-custody deaths.

This came as the FBI and the Contra Costa County District Attorney announced last month it had launched an investigation into multiple Pittsburg and Antioch police officers.

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“We’ve joined the club that nobody wants to be a member of,” said Robert Collins, stepfather of Angelo Quinto, who died in police custody on December 23, 2020.

About 30 people gathered to listen and share stories of alleged police brutality. Some families accused Antioch police of killing their loved ones.

“When Angelo was killed, there were two crimes committed that night. One was his actual death. And the second one was the cover up,” said Collins.

Quinto’s family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Antioch. They claimed an officer put his knee on the 30-year-old man’s neck for almost five minutes, cutting off his oxygen.

“This process of grief that’s always going to be prolonged because we don’t have any sense of closure,” said Quinto’s sister, Bella Quinto Collins.

The family said it trusted the police. That was why they called the police for help when Quinto was dealing with mental illness.

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“Such a life-changing moment that you will never forget that,” cried Quinto’s mother, Cassandra Quinto-Collins.

Some demonstrators are even asking for the ouster of the Contra Costa County Sheriff David Livingston.

“We are calling for Sheriff Livingston to resign in light of his irresponsible and dangerous remarks made following the sentencing of Andrew Hall. If he doesn’t resign, we’re calling on the Board of Supervisors to at least publicly censor him. And if neither of those happens, we’re calling on the public to vote him out this June,” said Veronica Benjamin, co-founder of police watchdog group Conscious Contra Costa.

The FBI and the Contra Costa County district attorney are investigating multiple Pittsburg and Antioch police officers. Pittsburg police said three officers are on paid leave during the investigation.

But Antioch has so far to decline to say how many of its officers are under investigator. The DA’s office and the FBI declined to say what the investigation was about or answer any questions.

Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe said he fought for police reform and will work with the new interim police chief to bring change to the department.

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“We are moving in advancing police reform and I know change doesn’t happen overnight. And I know some people are frustrated,” said Mayor Thorpe.

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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF/AP) — San Francisco-based Airbnb will allow its employees to live and work almost anywhere around the world, fully embracing a remote work policy to attract staff and ensure flexibility.

The San Francisco short-term stay company said late Thursday that under the new policy, employees can work from the office, home or during their travels to 170 countries.

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Staff will still have to meet in person for regular team meetings and events, CEO Brian Chesky said in a message to employees. Salaries won’t change if employees decide to move.

Employees can spend up to three months working in each country they visit every year but they will still need a permanent address for tax and payroll reasons, which involves a “mountain of complexities,” but Chesky said the company is working on an open-source solutions.

The new policy will put the company in a better position to hire and retain the best people by not “limiting the talent pool to a commuting radius around our offices,” Chesky said. Remote work and flexibility “will become the predominant way that we all work 10 years from now,” he said.

Millions of people switched to working remotely during the pandemic to limit potential exposure to COVID-19. Companies are beginning to ask those workers to come back to the office, at least on a hybrid basis, including other tech companies such as Facebook parent Meta and Microsoft.

Think tank Joint Venture Silicon Valley says workplace flexibility is going to be the new norm.

“The interesting shift is that this has come to be classified now as a worker right — not a privilege but a right. In other words, it’s a perk that has come to be expected and I think the world is just going to be organized that way,” said President and CEO Russell Hancock.

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“There will be ripple effects in the economy. We’ll see that in the corporate kitchens, we’ll see that in the other corporate services that used to be provided on a full-time basis, now they’re only being provided on an occasional basis,” Hancock said.

Small businesses may struggle to get foot traffic.

This week the San Francisco Controller’s Office released a report that found that more than 20 percent of office space is sitting empty in the city, up from 7% in January 2020.

Jonathan Perez of Emeryville currently works from home for a for-profit education institution.

“If I’m getting paid the lifestyle of San Francisco — which is a high lifestyle — and I could move to the Midwest and get paid a really nice job, salary and then buy a house in the Midwest,” he said. “So it would actually incentivize me to maybe not live here because it’s very expensive here.”

Rita Gilliland is visiting San Francisco from Houston where she’s already spotted a lot of California license plates around town.

“If you’re the person moving from California — yeah, absolutely it’s good for you. Cost of living is significantly different in Houston,” she said. “So anybody who’s coming from California to Houston, if they’re going to have their same pay, they’re going to be doing pretty well. So it’s probably a good perk for them.”

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KPIX correspondent Betty Yu contributed to this report

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GILROY (KPIX 5) — California’s high-speed rail project is moving ahead with the approval of the San Jose-to-Merced section by way of Gilroy.

The approval by the state High-Speed ​​Rail Authority board of directors was cheered by Gilroy officials who envisioned building a transit hub around the rail stop.

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“I believe this will be transformative for the Gilroy community,” said Mayor Marie Blankley.

The approved alignment for the San Jose-to-Merced segment which will take tracks through the Gilroy station, before heading across Pacheco Pass into the Central Valley.

“This will be a connector for bus and rail to Monterey, to the east, to San Jose and it’s going to really help people who are going to be needing transportation to get to jobs as we increase the housing supply in California,” Blankley said .

Gilroy resident James Suner says it all looks good on paper.

“It would be like having an airport terminal in town, it acts as a hub, brings in transit-oriented development and would be a catalyst for the next century for Gilroy,” he said.

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But given the high-speed rail project’s history, Suner is skeptical it will actually happen.

Although construction of rail infrastructure is ongoing in the Central Valley, there are no firm plans for when the San Jose-Gilroy-Pacheco Pass segments would be built.

“High-speed rail is the biggest boondoggle in the history of the state,” Suner said.

Others like bike shop owner Ro Gaeta are hopeful that it will help make Gilroy more of a destination.

“We’re just a little bit of a secret town that people know as for the Garlic Festival, but I think that would be a plus for this town if it actually happens, and it sounds like it eventually will,” Gaeta said.

Mayor Blankley said she’s been told to expect pre-construction activity to begin sometime within the next two years.

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