fifty year old desmond abernathy and 47 year old kurt joseph, are facing multiple charges from the mayhird incident. police responded to the 5300 block of graze avenue, for report of shots fired in the air, abernathy ignored orders to drop his weapon, and fired at officers. officer edward, eight year veteran, returned fire, hitting abernathy in the leg, he is in stable condition. >> philadelphia police officers gathered for the funeral of former philadelphia police commissioner, willie williams. current commissioner, richard rot, former commissioner, sylvester johnson, were among the mourners at zion baptist church. williams was the first african-american to lever philadelphia's -- lead philadelphia's police force in 1988, died at age 72. >> and now, let's get back out to race for the cure. we have jim, natasha and brooke joins us now. good morning, guys. >> reporter: good morning. >> good morning, rahel indeed. we are joined by anchor natasha brown, so nice to see this morning. >> so nice to see you guys at this hour. >> exactly. >> just saying it has been months since we've seen you.

eight year veteran officer returned fire, hitting abernathy in the leg. >>> and let's head back out now to our race for the cure coverage. ukee washington and jessica dean are standing by at the base of the art museum stems. good morning, guys. >> reporter: thank if you, rahel, good morning, good morning. >> it is a great day. happy mother day to everyone. and settle in for a wonderful several hours, as we celebrate this year's race for the cure. >> it will be an absolutely beautiful day. motivating day. the choirs just rehearsing now. bands are here. we're just going to celebrate today, celebrate survivors, celebrate this fight, this fight that we are winning and you're long the ride with us. we'll take a break right now. you are watching "eyewitness news" and special coverage of the 26th annual susan g. komen race for the cure. we'll be back. >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. we have a very, very special guess to introduce to you right now, jessica, do you the honors, because i'm getting a little moved here. because we go back to 1991. >> this is elaine grove man, everyone, the ex he can

give yourself extra time and west 80 at abernathy, an accident stuck in lanes with the slow and go rideit was gray this morning, roberta. will it stick around? >>> it will, and did you see drizzle this morning? >> i did leaving the coast. >> and i did, too, in the trivalley and it will greet you. the airport, no delays but we do have over 1-hour delays at sfo on some arriving flights. we're in the 50s across the board. 53 in benicia, and tim woods theres hey, it will be a great day. get outside and i guess enjoy; right? unless you suffer from allergys -- allergies. so be prepared as the day worsens for the pollen. we have localized drizzle and slow to clear at the beaches. otherwise, partly sunny skies. and here is the futurecast if you want to plan your day accordingly. clouds will retreat to partly sunny skies and a sliver of hope of sunshine around redwood city. otherwise, the san ma at -- mateo coastline stays socked in for a majority of the day. the satellite and radar showing us the low pressure that brought us days and days of cloud cover and drizzle and rain, and that's out of h

west 80 at absenter natsdzy -- a bshgs abernathy is clearing.orted on south 880 at thornton, south of thornton. traffic is blocked in the left lane there. motorcycle involved with injuries. you're going to see a lot of activity on scene. slow if you're headed towards the done barton bridge. 20 minute drive time. getting to the san mateo bridge might be tough because of that. delays on the bridge as well, 22 minutes across the span. busy on the bay bridge, but no stalls here. you're backed up to the maze with all approaches starting to slow down. 580 east shore freeway and northbound 880. taking a look at mass transit, bart right on time, and as well as the other two. >>> the coast is clear. you know, kenny, i believe i'm going to go clean the lens on our cameras >> i'll head over. i see surf over there. >>> 50 degrees in santa rosa. 60 degrees in oakland. it will be breezy later today. west, southwest winds 10 to 15, maybe 20 miles an hour at times. nonetheless, it's going to be warmer. 60s beaches, 60s, 70s bay side, low 80s around the peninsul

that frustration between stokely and ralph abernathy. and dr.g having to moderate that and then going into the world of lbj and having to moderate that. hoover was after him. and that he was a politician. he played on both sides. that is why he and lbj got along so well. it was ali frazier. is dr. kinge speaking to a group of protesters about the importance of civil rights. >> the government cannot legislate what people feel. folksw cannot make white love you. but the law can prevent them from lynching you. the law can prevent them from denying you a job and your child and education. the law can ensure that you have the right to vote. you not here today to tell find people who to vote for -- but come election day, let us be sure to send a fine senator from arizona and his tender heart back to the -- where he belongs. meante: i assume that very goldwater. bartrry goldwater. you call acting a serious negotiation. what is the negotiation? mr. mackie: you have two actors on as set and you do not know how the other actor will work. and when or if he

his core group of advisers, leaders, and friends, and that frustration between stokely and ralph abernathy all those guys, and dr. king having to moderate that, and then going into the world of lbj and having to moderate that. charlie: knowing hoover was after him. anthony: exactly. and he was a phenomenal politician. he played on both sides of the coin. that is why he and lbj got along so well. it was ali frazier. it was a mutual respect. charlie: here is dr. king speaking to a group of protesters about the importance of civil rights. [video clip] >> but the government cannot legislate what people feel. and he's right. the law can't make white folks love you. but the law can prevent them from lynching you. the law can prevent them from denying you a job and your child an education. the law can ensure that you have the right to vote. >> amen! am not here today to tell you fine people who to vote for , but come election day, let us be sure to send in the fine senator from arizona and his tender heart back to where he belongs. charlie: i assume that meant barry goldwater. anthony: that's wha

and that frustration between stoakly and ralph abernathy an all those guys. and dr. king having to moderate that and then going to the world of lb swrrks and have to moderate that. >> rose: knowing that j edgar hoover was after him and all that. >> knowing he was after him. and he was just a phenomenal politician. i don't think nufer people give him respect for the politician he was. he played on both sides of the coin. and that's why he and lb swrrks got along so well. because it was ali-frasser. there was a mutual respect there. >> rose: i want to see you as king. here is dr. king speaking to a group of protestors about the importance of civil rights. >> but the government can't legislation what people feel in their hearts. and he's right. ed law can't make white folks love you. but the law can prevent them from lynching you. the law can prevent them from denying you a job and your child an education. (applause) and the law can assure that you have the right to vote. >> amen. >> i'm not here today to tell you fine people who to vote for. but come election day, let'