>> he was selected to the pro bowl twice. in 1981 and 1982 when he led the league in receptions and all pro. his name 87 was retired in7 wasn after his retirement in stayed with the front office for decades. he then moved to the cleveland brown as their gm and director of football operations from 1999

to 2002. his engaging personality, southern charm made him a favorite. he was a big hit. dwight is survived by his wife kelly and three children, daughter casey and two sons. dwight clark 49er legend, husband, father, and friend, and like the catch, he leaves behind a legacy we will always hold on to. >> and reaction to clark's passing has poured tom brady posted on instagram, dwight clark was one of my idols

growing up in san mateo. a true gentleman, rest in peace. larry beil is here with his thoughts. he was a southern gentleman, a nice man. >> it was hard to interact with him without smiling. >> fun loving guy. >> absolutely. the news unfortunately, it wasn't a surprise. we knew this day was coming. but when you feel it, you have an overwhelming feeling of sadness. the stories that he would tell, were hilarious and to see what the als was doing to his body, it was rapidly destroying him and that part of him was oawful eo p you see they wanted to make sure that

they could, the team, to say goodbye. he is always going to be remembered as the hero in san francisco. such a big loss for friends, his family, and 49er fans. i always thought of him, and people would tell the story when he and joe would gone around, as a guy, you wanted it be that guy and you could never be either of those two guys, but you wanted to be that guy and that is what dwight clark was. >> and just 61. >> really young. and als is a cruel disease. it is just sad. >> we sent out a push alert with the news of clark's death today. you can share his thoughts of his life and legacy on abc7 news facebook page. now tonight's other top

story, recycling plant in west oakland that keeps catching fire. schnitzer steel. >> reporter: the smoke could be seen for miles. all coming from the steel recycling plant. >> going back to 2010, five incidents out here. >> reporter: the plan the has seen its share of fires. >> again, we are going through an ongoing internal investigation to determine the root cost. so something like this does not occur again. >> reporter: on saturday, the smoke billowed. especially crucial since oakland no longer has a fire boat of its

own. >> we called in wanter tenders, we used the fire boat from the alameda city and also were able to get a type 1 fire boat from san francisco. >> reporter: the oakland fire department credits mutual aid. the thick black smoke was alarming to residents of west oakland. >> we do have an investigation that will look into this. and it will be that investigation to determine was there negligence. >> there are inherent risks like this in the recycling industry, and one event is far too much for us. >> reporter: schnitzer was back in business as usual.

san francisco police chief william scott is staying put. he was not chosen by los angeles mayor to become that city's next police chief. >> bill scott, i found that san francisco has a visionary chief, someone who is the very embodiment of integrity. >> nothing but kind words for scott when he announced his choice for lapd. veteran michael moore. scott was a finalist. chief scott says quote, i remain committed to the wo, ahead to maintain public safety, reduce crime and strengthen the relationships between our officers and the people of the city and county of san francisco. san francisco police are asking for the public's help in solving a mystery in noe county. vic lee has the story.

>> reporter: this is where she fell and hit her head on the pavement near the cracked sidewalk. she doesn't remember much of what happened. public information officer joseph tomlinson. >> she was bleeding heavily. the woman stated she was bumped and fell to the ground and hit her head. >> reporter: it happened here on sanchez near 28th street yesterday evening. the woman had left a friend's home near here. she had her infant in a body carrier. the baby was not hurt and it does not appear to be a robbery. >> the woman doesn't remember seeing anyone or anyone hitting her. she had her wallet, and purse and everything. >> reporter: police combed the neighborhood looking for witnesses and security camera video. all of this shocke residents here in this quiet part of town.

>> it is scarey. i mean who would do that. >> reporter: others reacted the same way. >> a friendly calm neighborhood. i heard about the incident yesterday, and i am in absolute shock. >> reporter: the woman is recovering from her head wounds. >> she had a severe injury from her fall. she was in surgery. >> reporter: police are asking for the public's help. vic lee, abc7 news. a modesto man pleaded guilty today. charges to provide material support and resources to a foreign terrorist organization namely isis. he told under cover agents of plans to use pipe-bombs and guns to kill tourists. jamison appears to have a mental

steal health conditions. seven to two vote, the high court sided with a colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. this case is about what it represents and far from over. >> reporter: the two gay men who sued says today it means our fight will continue. the supreme court did not tackle any of those issues, leaving open the possibility that other cases coming up could be decided differently. the word narrow was used to deci describe the decision. >> it was such a narrow ruling. >> it is a narrow victory. >> reporter: it did not rule on the bigger issue of whether a business can refuse to serve gay

lesbian couple. the couple asked colorado baker jack phillips to design a cake for their wedding. phillips refused. the colorado commission decided that phillips discriminated against them. the other six justices agreed that from the beginning the commission was hostile towards the baker's religious beliefs. >> the first amendment free exercise cause requires that there should not be government preference or hostility towards religion. >> reporter: chairman of san francisco republican party. >> imagine if you were jewish or muslim and said your faith is like slavery or like

participated in the holocaust and that is wrong. >> reporter: nclr and other legal organizations will be there for the next case and the next situation. they did not do that today. >> reporter: the rainbow rflag was raised. >> there are other pending cases like the florist who didn't want to provide flowers for a same sex wedding. in today's decision only two justices ruth bad justice decented. >> our election could have a national impact. >> a look at how our primary system could derail the big goals democrats have across the

country. >> a warm weekend across the country. an iteam exclusive. an iteam exclusive. she broke barriers as the firs marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck.

i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor.

i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein

a disaster movie, but it is real. wayne freedman explains points blame at the driver and his company. >> reporter: you can still find burn scars on the pavement. five months old from a accident. >> because of the number of injuries, the size. >> reporter: this dump truck had been loaded with debris when it ran a red light. injured ten people. >> it was a domino effect. >> reporter: according

page. the driver admitted he missed an inspection. >> the more truck loads they bring out, the more they get paid. >> reporter: representing two victims who continue to get treatment. today her attorney said the public should know these faulty trucks are being driven around their communities. did he knew the brakes were faulty. >> the driver didn't go to the inspection and could lead to a conscious disregard. >> reporter: flores trucking did not return calculation from abc7 today. in santa rosa, wayne freedman. moving to politics. the eyes of the nation are on california's primary tomorrow. that is because the democrats

hope to taking back the house rests on key california districts. they might find themselves locked out because of our primary system. kristen sze is here to explain. >> in california, as you know, we have an open primary, two finishers advance. 435 seats in the house of representatives, and right now, democrats control 193 seats and republicans control 235 seats and search are vacant. democrats need to defend all current seats and add 25 more. republicans hold 23 seats in districts that hillary clinton carried in 2016. seven of those are in california. more than any other state. the three races where democrats are at most risk for not having

a top two finisher are districts 39, 48 and 49. in two of these races the gop incumbents are retiring. ironically, due to a flood of democrat candidates running spurred on by opposition, the democratic vote will be split amongst many and that could allow republican candidates to advance. early absentee voting show more republicans voting in those key districts. okay. thanks so much. now we will have complete coverage of the primary tomorrow night. watch live relates at 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. for voter information, go to our website abc7new.com/election. >> well, time to turn to our weather which was quite windy

today. >> will that be the case tomorrow as folks head to the po polls? short answer is yet. >> after a very warm to hot weekend, skies are sunny, and what is bringing this change, is this flow from alaska. right now, look at the gust 35 miles per hour. here in san francisco 22 miles per hour. all around the area quite breezy throughout the day. location near the coast is still very windy. the temperature change over the last 24 hours is significant. 15 degrees cooler in fairfield and livermore. 11 degrees cooler in novato. this is the view from our sutro tower camera. it is 59 degrees in san francisco.

and 63 across the bay in oakland and low to mid-70s. and 56 at pacifica. this is the view from emeryville. 80 degrees right now in santa rosa. 77 at concord and 71 at livermore and the view from our east bay hills camera looking west ward. we will see breezy and cooler conditions. the next three days. the cooling marine layer will be redeveloping which will add to the cooling effect. temperatures twinge a bit up and down. look for mainly clear skies. and tomorrow high temperatures ranging from about 50 at the coast. in the inland areas some upper 70s to maybe 80 in the warmest

location. seven-day forecast. temperatures continue dropping through thursday especially inland where we see 80s tomorrow and mid-70s wednesday and thursday. one day warm up on friday. temperatures bounce back to mid-80s inland and mid-70s around the bay. but cooling pattern on saturday taking temperatures down sharply and bounce back again on sunday. a very unusual pattern. and on monday temperatures rising 90 degrees inland. that is going to establish a more sustained pattern of warmth. >> is it the end of the era for >> is it the end of the era for starbucks? ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability

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the chairman of starbucks is stepping down after 30 years. served as ceo for decades up to last year. now he is the executive chairman who focuses on starbucks' social

impact. there are rumors that this may clear a path for him to move into politics. the warriors up two games to none. sky 7 was over head in oakland. game five if needed will be back at oracle arena a week from today. and abc7 is the only place to watch the nba finals. game three is wednesday. we will have a pre game show at 5:00. tip off show at join in the fun when you post your pictures online. she broke barriers as the first female sheriff in the state. >> now facing accusations of past sexual harassment.

our dan noyes has the investigation. are you killing your plants with too much l to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck.

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it has been 20 years, should she be held accountable today? >> absolutely. because it was wrong. >> these accusations of sexual harassment are false? >> absolutely. >> she broke barriers as the first female sheriff in the state. and now santa clara county laurie smith faces accusations of past

>> men are coming forward that as she climbed the >> reporter: he wrote you will recall how on multiple occasions you sexually harassed me. i spoke with his attorney. >> he had experienced sexual harassment and remains silent over the years fearing retaliation. >> reporter: the retirement letter is now part of an investigation of the county's equal opportunity department. the officer has been interviewed by an eod investigator. smith was his supervisor. another time she suggestively handled a police baton and she

propositioned him in a trailer where they and she declined to be interview. so i found her wednesday evening outside a campaign event that she wound up not attending. will you talk to us please? >> i have to run back to the offi office. can you excuse me for a moment? >> reporter: the officer has filed a lawsuit against the sheriff's office. claiming harassment and retaliation. boxer tells me the officer's sexual harassment claim against the sheriff are also part of the case and trying to depose laurie smith in the next 30 to 60 days.

>> our case continues to grow. >> reporter: gary brady is one of those individuals. >> she undressed and got on top of me and wanted me to do some things that i am embarrassed to talk about now. >> reporter: november 1991, brady was an under cover narcotics officer when he attended a convention. she was 40-years old assistant sheriff, the second in the command of the department. brady tells me after drinking they had an encounter in a vehicle similar to this even though they were both married. brady said he cut it short. >> reporter: what did you tell her actually. >> i said it is time to go. it is time to go. >> it is absolutely false. >> reporter: so that didn't happen at the convention?

>> it did not. >> he confronted her about the move. >> i always remember her vein on the left side and said it is about time the females in this department get the good jobs. >> reporter: brady filed a claim. it was denied. then he filed a sexual harassment claim against smith and in 1996, the county denied that claim. brady said eod staff did not take the complaints seriously. >> she said we didn't talk to all of the witnesses but maybe laurie smith liked you. >> reporter: they remember hearing the two officers account to them around the time the

incidents occre >> gary confided to us when it happened. >> reporter: he had his own story. he was a deputy sheriff on lunch break when laurie smith came on to him. >> she had her uniform shirt buttoned down, not wearing a t-shirt or a bra. and exposed herself to me. >> reporter: he got injured on the job and after two years out on disability and money running low, he met with then assistant sheriff laurie smith. >> i was pleading to her to get my job back and she said you should have been nicer to me at elmwood. >> reporter: she also denies that account.

>> if you get a waiver from them for their personnel records that would tell you a lot. >> reporter: but i am asking about your actions though. >> it is absolutely not true. it is all false. >> reporter: the sheriff and her staff have not provided anything from her staff. they tell me they have no plans to sue and are not after money but wanted their stories heard before tomorrow's election. >> thanks. a deadly shooting in san francisco in the middle of the day. a man was shot and killed in the city's bay view neighborhood on oakdale avenue. police say they don't have any suspects and are investigating this as a homicide. >> a 13-year-old student, 13 is facing charges for planning a school shooting in pleasant

hill. regarding a threat against valley view middle school. found a social media message threatening a mass shooting on the last day of school. police seized several firearms from his home. he was arrested and booked into contra costa juvenile hall for terrorist threats. one of the bay area's biggest tech companies kicked

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>> reporter: apple the new version of mac safe guards will provide data mining of the camera. and to address concerns of addiction, apple will offer a screen time feature that monitors usage and allows users to set time limits. >> time when you want your kids to unplug all together. for instance at bedtime, and you can limit your kid's time in apps by category or by individual app. >> i really like that, i need it more than my children do. >> reporter: no fun features and the ability to get your

personalized emoji. ceo tim cook said there is reason to celebrate. plenty of motivation to develop great apps. as of this week, apple says it has shared $1 billion in revenue with them. >> the weather is going to cool down and then start

i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor.

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outdoor sensor also measures rainfall. >> it overrides your system so if it rains today, depending on how much rain we get, and the temperature for the next couple of days, it could shut off the water for say three or four days. >> so, what is the catch? you may be wondering, putting in irrigation lines in a large garden like jack's ran him $3,000. but figures he will make it up in four years because the system saves him $800 a year on his water bill. now i want to hear from you. my "7 on your side" hot line is open on week days. my telephone number is (415) 954-8151 and you can reach me on my facebook abc7news.com. three, two, two, two, two,

ignition. >> space ex has another successful launch. it carried a satellite that will let telephone companies and internet companies provide and deliver faster and more desirable services. this is spacex 11th flight this year. one last time to update the forecast. >> here is a look at live doppler seven. skies are sunny right now. cooler over the weekend and certainly breezy. overnight lows mainly in the low 50s. tomorrow 60s at the coast. mid and upper 60s around the bay and upper 70s in our inland areas. temperatures on quite a roller coaster ride. using redwood city as our indicator. well below the average.

starting to warm up steadily on sunday. by monday high temperatures back up around the average range for most locations. upper 60s around the coast. one day warm up occurs on friday, cooling back down on saturday. monday next week, look for 90 degrees inland. the warriors are off to cleveland. >> i don't want to jinx it, but nice parade weather. i don't know. warriors taking off for cleveland. awaiting news of return possibly by iguodala

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the in our dwight clark. >> throwing it into the end zone, touchdown. touchdown san francisco. >> can watch that forever. clark spent nine years in the red and gold. his number 87 has been retired. gone way too soon at the age of 61. the warriors left for cleveland. with the possibility that iguodala may be on the court and soon. missinghe pt six post season games experiencing a bone bruise. espn reported that iguodala has not experienced any pain over

the past couple of days and went through the a full workout. his return would be a huge boost for the warriors with game three coming up wednesday. klay thompson with a game time decision. not only did he play, but he scored. >> some you use a lot. i didn't realize how much you use your ankle until you heard it. >> you should have asked me. >> yeah. but, that's that. >> i thought there was no chance he was playing tonight. one of the toughest guys if not the toughest guy i have ever played with. one of the toughest if not the toughest guy for sure. >> the giants coming off

for phillie. madison bumgarner returning tomorrow. broke his pinky and has been working his way back. the giants only two and a 1/2 games out of first place. able to tread water. and mad bum is coming back. they took a guy who sounds like a young posey, catcher out of georgia. defensive player of the year. you see his arm right there with the ninth overall pick. the a's took kyle murray. got so bad during her doubles match with sister veen nnus had withdraw. now for an edition of who wore

it better. way in on this ama. last night draymond green donned the dark green short suit. perhaps he is the one who is really setting the fashion trend here. i am not totally sure who wore the original, because i have seen my mailman rock this style as well. is this catching on and more importantly, do we want it to catch on? abc7 sports brought to you by mazda. >> if it is 100 degrees. >> he does it more flair draymond. >> the suit or basket ball? >> both. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy-tv 20 channel 13. what the mystery bidder will do with this price. that is at 9:00.

>> at 11:00. incredible police work that leads to an arrest. how investigators tracked down the suspect. >> at 8:00, it is the bachelorette following the crossing. >> look for breaking news any time on the abc7 news app. i i am ama daetz. >>

i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor.

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