. good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, july 17th. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist francis lawson in for lisa argen this morning. >> hi, carolyn. good morning, everyone. gray skies once again, except for inland areas where there is a little clearing. on the school side, with temperatures mainly in the 50s right now. san francisco is at 54, oakland, though, a little milder, at 59 degrees. sheer what you can expected to. you see the low clouds and increase sea breeze, temperatures on the cool side this afternoon. 7:00 this morning, still cloudy with temperatures in the 50s to

60s. lunchtime, clouds at the coast, and climbing into the low 80s. warmest inland like antioch may hit 90 today but along the coast, it will stay in the 50s with clouds this afternoon. then this evening, sun sets at 8:30, we have another cooler day in store for us, with the accuweather seven-day forecast and i'll have that coming up. we have developing news out of contra costa this morning. a police officer is recovering after a car hit him in walnut creek at park side drive and hillside avenue. police say the car was involved in a hit and run before hitting the patrol car. police have arrested the driver. the officer was taken to the hospital, his condition is unknown it. that accident is under investigation. now to the latest on the deadly terror attack in nice. security camera video shows dozens of people running into a

restaurant the moment a truck barrelled into the crowd outside. isis is calling the truck driver a soldier. the french interior minister says mohamed lahouaiej bouhlel, was radicalized, it happened recently. he killed 84 people. the promenade is now open to the public again for the first time since thursday's attack. people are leaving candles and flowers in memory of those killed. 85 people remain in the hospital, 18 in life threatening condition. the bay area french community remembered the victims in a vigil yesterday. abc 7 news reporter ser sergio

tan kn kintanna. >> the organizer of this vigil had planned several events celebrating bastille this weekend, instead, they observed a minute of silence. this is unfortunately the latest tragedy to one of our nation's closest allies, this time during their cherished holiday. >> bastille day is our values. >> reporter: one woman here had several cousins in the crowd there, when the massive truck plowed through the celebration. >> and we're very close to the trucks, they saw it come, they heard people running, screaming, and they run away with them. >> this is the second most visited city. it was a target and there were a lot of foreigners as well. >> among those missing, uc berkeley nick leslie, he was there studying this summer.

flyers are being passed out and his parents are headed to france to help in the search. there are still among the dead who are yet to be identified. friends and family are desperately hoping he is safe. even through so much loss, the newly consul general had a message. >> we will never give to inn to the terrorist threats. >> a call for resilience, abc 7 news. in turkey, thousands of people were back on the streets last night to show their support for the government, after friday's attempted coup. they flooded into city squares, cheering democracy. at least 265 people died in that failed coup. 6,000 have been arrested. turkey's president erdogan is blaming gulen, and the u.s. said it will examine the evidence but

turkey will have to prove wrongdoing. they gathered outside his home in monroe, county pennsylvania. he said he left turkey more than 15 years ago, and has nothing to do with the coup. now to the race for the white house. gop insiders activists and delegates are preparing for this week's national convention. hillary clinton is launching an attack on connecticut adonald t running mate, mike pence. stephanie ramos joins us now from cleveland, good morning. >> reporter: carolyn, good morning. what a week it will be. the city of cleveland playing host to the republic national convention. at least 60 people will take the stage, teeing up both men on the gop ticket. >> the first joint event for donald trump and indiana governor mike pence did away with tradition, but finally happened. >> so one of the primary reasons i chose mike was i looked at

indiana, and i won indiana big. >> reporter: trump taking nearly 30 minutes to introduce pence, insisting he wasn't hesitating. >> indiana governor, mike pence, was my first choice. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign seizing on trump's apparent indecisiveness with this video. >> we have it down to five people. i'm at three, potentially four. in my own mind, i probably am thinking about two. >> reporter: but the trump camp is moving on. already making changes expanding their political team and swapping out logos. >> i think if you look at one of the big reasons that i chose mike, and one of the reasons is pa party unity. >> reporter: unity, a major focus, as 50,000 people descend on cleveland for the convention. police are preparing for every type of scenario. they've created this massive yet

tight security zone around the entire convention. in cleveland, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news, carolyn. thank you, carolyn. quite a week ahead. there is a new "washington post" poll out just minutes ago. shows hillary clinton lead has narrowed to just four points. 47% to 43%. last month, clinton had a 12 point lead. her numbers have gone down since the fall jaout from her e-mail investigation. 58% of voters are dissatisfied with the choice between the two presumptive nominees. the republican national convention starts tomorrow in cleveland. laura anthony will be, along with abc news anchor reggie aqui to provide live coverage here on abc 7. both will also cover the democratic national convention, question begins just a week later. police in the south bay are

looking for the vand dales who sawed apart two dozen treatments. there are very few leads this morning. abc 7 news reporter lisa has the story. >> i hope it grows again, or some day we'll replant the trees. >> reporter: he is heartbroken. he and his friends lit candles and held a vigil of sorts, in honor of the 23 young fringes along meridian avenue, cut down. >> they are methodically cut and this had been planned with some kind of object, not just broken off. >> it made me really sad and disappointed. i just can't understand like why the trees were cut down. like, what would cause somebody to want to do that. >> the city forest planted them last full and have grown two feet. adam comes out everyday to come out and water and prune the trees. you care about these trees. >> i do, deeply. what they mean to me is for all

the ecological benefits they will a he provide to future generations of the community. >> reporter: the very community they're here to benefit is now cast with helping to find the one responsible for this. those who live nearby, are outraged. >> i was just really irritated in general. how somebody can do this with a project like this. it is a beautification project. it is really something we should be proud of, not destroying. >> reporter: it is not clear if all of the trees are dead. that's why our city forest will continue watering the trees, just in case. in san jose, lisa gelegian, 7 news. we've got a cool and cloudy start this morning, as we look over the bay bridge, temperatures in the 50s right now. we are in the middle of this cooling trend and i'll let you know what the neighborhood temperatures will be this afternoon. >> thank you, francis. also ahead, an in. ba legend lost.

we are remembering hall of famer, nate thurmond. a member of the british parliament visited the bay area,

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a legend both on and off the court has passed away.

nate thurmond as being remembered as one of the greatest basketball players of all time and a man of grace and dignity to all of us here at abc 7. thurmond was chosen as one of the 50 greatest players in nba history. yesterday morning, the former warriors center lost his battle with leukemia. he was 74. in recent years, you saw nate joining abc 7 sports director, larry beil, as an analyst on "after the game." larry looks back now at the life of an nba legend. >> standing 6'11" tall and weighing in at 235 pounds, nate thurmond had no trouble living up to the nickname, "big nate." born in akron ohio, he was a force in college. he was drafted third overall by the warriors in the 1963 nba draft. a big man with rebounds and blocked shots. he played alongside graduateds like rick barry and wilt

chamberlin. >> an incredible basketball player. >> he more than held his own against alleged like karim abdul-jabb abdul-jabbar. >> i feel that he is one of the greats to ever play the game. >> a seven time all star, thurmond played 14 seasons in the nba. he tallied more than 14,000 rebounds and became the first player to ever record a quadruple double. all in one game. nate once pulled down 42 rebounds in a single game. his number 42 has been retired by both the warriors and the cavaliers. dubbed one of the 50 greatest players of all time by the nba, thurmond averaged 15 points and 15 rebounds per contest. in his very best season, nate averaged 21 points and 20 rebounds a night. in today's nba, he would be a $100 million player, for sure.

nate was elected to the basketball hall of fame in 1985. >> we welcome to the naismith hall of fame, mr. nate thurmond. >> nate the great wasn't just a force on the court. he also became a force in the kitchen, the owner of big nate's barbecue in san francisco. he servihad as a warrior ambass. he was a figs ture here on abc 7 where the restauranter picked the title, but his parade route meal. >> turkey leg. >> why a turkey leg? >> just having something to eat while i'm waiving. >> he fell short of winning an nba championship as a player, but did take place in the warriors parade. >> they're celebrating the world champions. >> and received a ring from team

owner for his role within the organization. nathaniel thurmond, hall of famer, nba legend, husband, father and friend. he leaves behind a legacy as large as his stature. >> and larry shared his last conversation with nate. >> we talked about a week ago and nate was making these phone calls and calling his friends, basically saying thank you. and you know, we were on the phone and he said you know, man, we had a good run together. and i was like past tense, what are you talking about. and it just hit me like he was calling to say goodbye. and i immediately broke down and i was -- i couldn't even talk. i was just sobbing and he said, larry, larry, just hang on a second. listen, okay, i'm 74 years old, okay, i've had a great life. i got a great wife. i can't put marcy through this

any more okay. i'm not angry. it's -- i am at peace with what is coming. it's okay. don't feel bad for me. he said in a few days, i'm going to see god. i'm just sob bing at this point. i said i don't want you to see god, i want you to see kevin durant with me next season. he said yeah, i wish i could do that. just don't think it will happen, man. thanks for everything. and you know, i was just a wreck after that. but here he is, he is facing -- he is looking death in the face, and he is trying to comfort me, because i'm falling apart. okay, and that's nate thurmond, just a prince of a man and i can't believe he is gone, and i miss him already. i just miss him. i wish there was some way that it worked out differently, but it didn't. >> such a lovely man. you can share your condolences fortunate by heading to our facebook page.

we posted this photo of the nba great. you can also watch the entire obituary you saw a couple of minutes ago. it is on our website, abc 7 news.com. a member of the british parliament got a first hand look of the firearms seized from convicted criminals in oakland. these guns stunned patrick brady yesterday, as he met with congressman eric swalel. all the firearms were used in murders and shootings in oakland. >> two men to get into an argument, pull out a handgun and shoot each other and somebody driving by gets killed. >> but you know, not with automatic assault rifles. >> 86 people died in oakland from gun related violence in 2014. compare that with 43 in the

entire country of scotland. happening today, annual oakland as preparedness festival. triple a is hosting demonstrations of the big shake are van that provides somewhat of a replica of an 8.0 earthquake feels like. they share tips on how to be prepared if an earthquake happens. it all starts at 10:30 this morning at the oak land c colosseum. >> quite a jolt. you're going need a jacket today. we're looking at live doppler 7, showing you all the low clouds and trying to find some clearing right now through parts of san jose, even a little bit as we zoom in a little tighter along parts of the peninsula, near sfo as well. we have a live shot, and you can see blue skies right there, but

then the clouds off in the distance, no that the far away. temperatures in the 50s rights now, san francisco, 53, mountain view and san jose at 56. morgan bay and half moon bay, 54. it won't get much lower. from downtown, we're seeing the clouds. just above that you can get a glimpse of the sunshine or inland areas might see the sun right now. santa rosa, 52, napa, 55, fairfield and also in livermore. this time, we're looking out towards the bay bridge and gray skies right now, but we'll see sunshine this afternoon. so we're off to a cloudy start around the coast and along the bay and then a a sunny afternoon. we will see the sun around the bay, temperatures have been cooler than average in that trend continues as well through tomorrow. so we've got possible coastal drizzle throughout the morning hours, but even this afternoon,

the clouds will stay at the coast, and it will be foggy there throughout the day. also, if you're headed to the aids walk, it will definitely be on the cool side. temperatures really just staying in t in the 50s throughout today. notice, we'll be in the mid 50s by 9:00, warming up to the upper 50s this afternoon. that's about it. but if you can go, it should be a nice day to celebrate with dan ashley as well. he'll be there. 80 degrees in san jose, sunny later on this afternoon. coop downtown san francisco, only 63, cloud deand breezy as well through daily city at 57 degrees. santa rosa hitting 80 later today, if you head to lake port, ail find a comfy and warm 84 degrees. n

napa, oakland, castro 77, comfortable in inland areas, cooler than normal, still warm. temperatures in the low to mid 80s through walnut creek. overnight lows will be in the 50s once again. we have a stronger sea breeze and deeper marine layer so that will push the clouds farther in, with drizzle possible around the bay. that makes way for monday's cooler temperatures. that will be the coolest day of the week in our accuweather seven-day forecast, where inland numbers will be dropping as well. we've got a breezy afternoon today. the coolest will be monday, below average for july. staying on the cool side tuesday, before things start to warm back up on wednesday. and then we've got the summer spread where the 90s return to inland locations on thursday, friday, saturday. we should be close to normal, with some sunnier skies by next weekend. this year aids walk in san francisco is today in golden

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welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour as we always do, taking a look at the weather with our meteorologist francis in for lisa. >> good morning, everyone. temperatures in the 50s right now. san francisco at 53, oakland and heyward, currently 59. san jose, 56. live shot of the golden gate bridge, a great way to see how cool it will be, deep layer in the clouds, 7:00 this morning, temperatures in the low 50s to low 60s. by this afternoon, clouds will stick to the coast, and we'll be warming up to the low 80s, inland areas could be as warm as 90 degrees. the breeze will pick up as well along the bay and coast, 20 miles per hour this afternoon and then the sun set is at 8:30

tonight. we have a cooler day in store tomorrow. i'll have the details. carolyn. >> thank you, francis. the final preparations are underway in cleveland for the republic national convention. abc chief correspondent, jonathan karl is joining us live from cleveland with what we can expect this week. good morning. thanks for joining us, jonathan. >> reporter: good morning, carolyn. >> so let's start off talking about as the republicans head into this convention, this new poll out, which is showing the race really tightening. >> reporter: that's right. this is a brand new abc news/"washington post" poll. hillary clinton 47%, donald trump, 43%. that's within the margin of error, statistically tied, but what it shows more than anything, american voters are unhappy with their choice here. a whopping 58% say that they are

unsatisfied with the choice of hillary clinton or donald trump, and even among those that are supporting one candidate or the other tell us that they are supporting trump primarily because they are opposed to hillary clinton. or they're supporting hillary clinton primarily because they are opposed to donald trump. american voters are clearly not satisfied with their choices going into the election. >> that is quite different, but this has been a different kind of a campaign season this time around. now, yesterday, trump made it official that mike pence is his vp. they seem to be polar opposites. >> reporter: this, carolyn, you are right. this is the ultimate political odd couple in terms of temperament, in terms of style. even on some of the big issues, they have not seen eye to eye. one thing that donald trump did, by picking mike pence, he reassured conservatives who have real doubts about trump. pence is a long time conservative republican, no

doubt about it. 12 years in congregation, governor of the state of indiana, a real conservative. so if there was going to be a rebellion bin ty the anti-trump forces, i believe mike pence's choice will make that not happen. that's just not going to happen here. >> also, jonathan, you know, the city is of course gearing up for these protesters, i know that they're supposed to be kept quite a ways away. we'll see what happens on that. do you get any sense that the city is on edge as they prepare for the opening? >> reporter: well, the thing you noticed the minute you step foot in cleveland is the intense security everywhere. this is a city that is clearly prepared for the possibility that there could be very large protests here that they could get out of control. so you see security, a security presence absolutely everywhere. >> all right, any last words that you want to share with us, jonathan, as you are there

awaiting this big week? >> reporter: well, it is an extraordinary moment. nobody thought donald trump had a chance to win the republican nomination. now, he is going to be on that stage behind me accepting the nomination, and let me tell you, the one big thing about this convention, this is going to be a trump family affair. a half dozen trumps will have primetime speaking slots, all of his adult children, his wife. you're going to see donald trump repeatedly. this is going to be a very different republican convention. >> wow, usually you'll see programs the wife, but all the kids, that's different. >> reporter: yeah. >> all right, jonathan, we appreciate you spending the time with us this morning. i know you're busy guy. we look forward to talking to you later. we are one day away from the start of the republican convention, and the rnc chair will talk about the final preps in cleveland this morning on "this week."

secretary of state john kerry discusses the horrific attack in nice, france. you can catch the full interviews with george ste stephanopoulos right here on abc 7. the convention is starting tomorrow in cleveland. our laura anthony will be there, along with reggie aqui, providing live coverage here on abc 7. they'll also cover the democratic national convention, which begins just a week later. apparently not everyone in the world is a pokemon go fan. the popular mobile game was supposed to launch in 26 countries yesterday, but it crashed. a group of hackers is claiming responsibility. last night, pokemon go tweeted the issues causing the server problems have been identified. trainers should once again be able to search for pokemon in the real world. happening today, the national park service is hosting

a ceremony come mmemorating the port chicago disaster, the oldest national park ranger, will be there to honor the 320 sailors who died in that explosion back in 1944. most were african-american. friends, family and visitors are invited to attend. it is free. it starts at 3:30 this afternoon at the future concord hills regional park. still ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news, the 30th annual aids walk, san francisco, kicks off later this morning. how it helped give hope to hiv and aids patients who at one time faced an almost certain death sentence with their diagnosis. and here is a live look from the abc 7 exploratory cam at pier 15. monday, even cooler. francis will be along with your

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jabiri and quami. after several confrontations jabari is now the dominant male. it is one of the few in the u.s. to successfully exhibit a group of adult male and female lions in a single exhibit. no fighting about the weather, francis. i like it cool. >> i've heard everything. i've heard i like it cool to it's too cold. folks who like it cool in the inland areas, it will be comfortable. here is a live shoot at santa cruz. it is cloudy and gray. you will get to 69 degrees this afternoon. but we're below average in many locations and i'll have the details coming up shortly. >> a thank you, francis. also coming up, a whacky finish for the giants, it may be the first time you've seen a game end this way.

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welcome back, everyone. it is 6:43 on this sunday morning, for your pleasure, we have a live look from our lake tahoe camera. it is going to be 79 degrees in south lake tahoe, sunny and windy. francis will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. this morning, abc 7 news

anchor dan ashley will mc the opening ceremony for the 30th annual aids walk san francisco in golden gate park. it has raised $86 million in just under three decades. leann melendez looks at how much has changed since the first walk back in 1987. >> if you weren't at these functions, it got to the point that if they're not here, they must be david. >> reporter: david howard describes in the 80s and '90s fear spread through the fashion industry where he worked. howard was diagnosed in 1984. >> my lifestyle, how permiscuous. >> they were like horse pills, six, three time ace day. >> today, he is 55, and woun of

2,5 2,500 aids patients registered at ward 86. >> it opened in january 1982 as an outpatient clinic. today, it is the oldest hiv clinic in the world. >> okay, big deep breaths. >> a new program to care for older hiv positive patients is now being developed. it is called the golden compass. as the patient grows older, the devastates effects of the virus begin to manifest themselves. >> especially the people who were infected early on there are higher rates of heart attacks, higher rates of kidney disease, cancer. >> dr. monica gha in. di -- ghandi, the heart and the mind of the patient. their bones, their dental, hearing and vision well-being, and their social networking, all in one place. >> it is so hard to navigate

health care, so hard to navigate public transportation and you feel frail. we want everything here. >> howard says, so far, life is still good and ready for this new stage of his life. >> if you are healthy or not, it doesn't matter, it is meant to come at you to make you go forward. not to have you stuck. >> the golden compass program is one of three sponsored this year by aids walk san francisco. with their support, the program will launch by january 2017. in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> this year's aids walk starts at 10:30 in golden gate park. dan ashley and his band, push, will entertain participate nntsa post walk conference. you can still register, call 415-615-walk. a little chically, francis.

>> they're going to need a jacket today. temperatures will be cool, mainly in the 50s and cloudy. you see the clouds right now, with live doppler 7. it is gray, over most of the bay, but we are picking up a little clearing through the south bay, parts of it and even along the lower part of the pens peninsula as we zoom in. we see that live with the sfo camera right there. temperatures in the 50s for most everybody. frans, 53, san jose 56. here we go above the clouds, where we have the clouds filling in from the coast. more 50s for you in many areas, santa rosa, 52, one of the cooler spots, concord is up to 59. out towards a fairly calm bridge it, here is what you need to know for today. cloudy, especially around the coast and bay, and then sunny this afternoon. inland areas, seeing the

sunshine early on. cooler than average. the cooler trend that started on friday will continue into tuesday. so we're in the middle of it right now. here is a look at the forecast animation. so we have some possible coastal drizzle as well throughout the morning hours, and then by this afternoon, it will stay foggy at the coast but plenty of sunshine all along the bay. if you're headed to the aids walk today, you'll need your sunglasses and breezy. the temperatures will be in the upper 60s by the game ends at 4:00. highs today, much like yesterday, a touch cooler in some areas. san jose, 77. we have the menlo park summer festival and another t-shirt and shorts day with temperatures in the mid 70s, and then clouds at the coast, keeping things cool in half moon bay pacific ca, the breeze as well through the

golden gate bridge and along the coast, 63 downtown san francisco, in the north bay, nice in santa rosa, 80 degrees, and sonoma, hitting 77. east bay, also looking pretty good. there is a mariaccia festival, and then cooler as well in oakland, 70. berkeley, 68 degrees. inland numbers, well, they probably like this cooler weather, because instead of the 90s, we're seeing some low 80s through walnut creek, san ramon, livermore, 86 degrees. overnight tonight, we'll sue the clouds push in. we have a trough coming through with increase on shore flow, more drizzle and cloud cover way wisconsin makes way toward a cooler monday. let's show you the week ahead. the average high is 84. coolest day will be monday. looks like we'll get to be back to average, closer to normal, by next weekend and plenty of

sunshine thursday, friday and saturday, when the 90s return to inland locations. carolyn. let's check out sports this afternoon. joints stopper at san francisco tries to avoid been swept by the padres. first pitch at petco, 1:40 this afternoon. last night, the giants let another one get away in extra innings. here is rick with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. you've heard of walk off home runs, but how about a walk off walk. that's how last night's game ended between the giants and padres. let's go out to petco park, it looked like they were filming dumb and dumber three. walking the first two batters, buster posy's ends up in left and 1-0. after falling behind 3-0, san francisco gets back in the game, angel pagan with a two run shot

padres answer with two runs in their half, but the giants tied up in the sixth on solo home runs from mack williamson and pena. san diego had the bases load dollars, but suarez, game tied at 5. in the 10th, spies connects off quackenbush to make it 6-5, san francisco, 12th homer of the season, made these giants fans extremely happy. castile could not close it out, and it is tied at 6. watch this. castile, off the mound and gets called home. 7-6 was the final. tough loss for the giants. third base man healey got

called up on friday. he got a three-run homer off toronto's dickey, giving the as a 4-2 lead. he pointed to his family, an emotional moment for the healey fan. they gave the rookie the silent treatment before letting him know how they really feel. sunny gray wasn't gray, but still got the win. gave up three hits, in the third, edwin takes them deep. he has three in two days and 22 for the season. the as win a 5-4 after the contest. he was treated to a pie in the face and a gatorade bath. welcome to the big leagues, kid. earthquakes play host, taking down subassa, and gets him with a questionable red card. toronto takes advantage and justin morrow scores his first

goal of the season, coming in the 44th minute. in the 52nd minute, quintero so san jose had to play with just nine players. surprisingly, it did just fine, as they score the goal in the 70th minute. they beat them, ending a seven game winless streak. that's sports for sunday morning. i'll see you again tonight at 5:00. >> thank you, rick. up next, it is national ice cream day. where you can celebrate in the bay

here are the winning numbers from last night's $330 million powerball draw. 11, 17, 40, 50, 62, the powerball number, 26. no one picked all six numbers. wednesday's night's jacket grows to $361 million. happening today, make sure to save room for ice cream. it is national ice cream day. all part of national ice cream month. president ronald reagan designated both back in july of 1984 to help promote the u.s. dairy industry. you can get a free waffle cone at baskin robins at your flavor of choice and soma street food will have a dozen vendors selling their best flavors. tickets cost $5, and starts at

11:00 this morning. it might be chilly to be eating ice cream, francis. >> especially if you're along the coast, it will be cloud deand cool, temperatures in the 50s. we have ice cream weather around the bay, and in the inland areas. oakland, 70. san mattea, 70, and concord, 84. carolyn, you mentioned you like it cooler. we're on the cool side, but tomorrow will be even coolerment we turn it around on wednesday, warmer thursday, friday and saturday. >> francis, thank you. thank you for joining us on the abc 7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with francis lawson in this morning for lisa argen. the news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is up next. have a great sunday, everyone and a great week ahead.

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