Without pictures it is hard to tell. But my first guess would be climate issues.I've picked 3 fruit so far. All off of hybrids. One had yellow/red and a few green areas. The yellow/ red spots can indicate disease. Especially if there is raised areas. But in this case it is nothing more that climate issues. Caused by the heat,wind, drought and possibly the hail stressed the plant enough that it contributed also. I picked the fruit and have it inside. It is evening up a lot although I doubt it ever will totally. Soil/fertilizer issues can contribute also. In your case I wouldn't worry. Nothing you can do much about now. And like BER I really doubt you will see it on later fruits if the weather moderates some. The last 4 years in the drought and heat I've seen some of it every year. Then as the temps moderate the ripening looks normal. All I do is pick them when I notice it and let them ripen inside. If the red section gets too soft then you might have to make a decision on eat the ripe section and either discard or fry the other section. My Mother would use the green section in chow chow ect if she had a few that way and was canning. Jay

She HAD to be pulling your leg. Even is she was that um, well she that much of a brown thumb why would she just go out and tell people? Anyhow a great story

Oh yeah! My son loves to 'help' me move terrible clay soil via shovel into my nice containers to cover my turnips and cabbages with. He also like to be "gentle" to my plants by 'petting' them softly. or at least he thinks it's soft, as leaves are crushed and torn assunder. But I just wince and tell him what a good job he's doing and then distract him with something else so I can tend to my babies.

I won't either...;~) I had been helping one of my home care patient's parents with their landscaping, and as I arrived at work one day, the mom greeted me at the door all excited..." Did you see the semen I put around the trees?" I said, "Ummm, nooo..?", as I'm looking out the window and thinking maybe it was some Jerry Baker thing..."OH, you put in some SEDUM! It looks nice" "Sedum, yeah, what'd I say? YIKES!" It apparently was hereditary, her sister asked my advice on a good "ground clutter".