. >> reporter: like to many kids, bernard got in trouble at a young age.s, he's getting a second chance and it starts here at this gym. like most days now, bernard's mom drops him off at this boxing gym on benning road. toefd was graduation day. the 11-year-old achieved high honors in his elementary school class. a few months ago, bernard and his mom weren't sure they would make it to today. bernard had been arrested for being in a knife fight at school. >> two boys and my the bathroom. one had a knife and put it on a little boy's stomach. >> reporter: despite the violent nature of his offense he was allowed to enter a diversion program instead of charged with the crime and going before a judge. juveniles with criminal records are far more lakely to wind up in trouble again. >> it's like a new life, a new beginning. it's like i start over fresh. >> reporter: the ace program or alternatives to this court experience provides young offenders and their families counseling and other services and the youths are paired with a mentor and a community-based activity

. >> reporter: like so many kids, bernard got in trouble at a very young age. many kids he's getting a second chance. it starts right here at this gym. like most days now, bernard's gym on benning road. today was graduation today. the 11-year-old achieved high honors in his elementary school class. but a few months ago bernard and his mom weren't sure they'd make it to today. bernard had been arrested for being in a knife fight at school. >> two boys in my class came in the bathroom. one of them had a knife and put it on a little boy's stomach. >> bernard was allowed to enter a diversion program. juveniles with criminal records are far more likely to wind up in trouble again. >> it's like a new life, a new beginning. >> reporter: the ace program or alternatives to the court experience, provides young offenders and their families counselling and other services. and the youths are paired with a mentor in a community based activity. >> we look at how they're doing a personal level to identify what are the services we think will be most helpful. >> bernard was sent

bernard, naturally i'll start with you to get your thoughts.p are seemingly downplaying this. at the same time, this could feed into the perception that hillary clinton was involved in shady business. does this review blunt hillary clinton's momentum she's garnered this past week? >> i don't think so at all. maybe he wasn't the best choice but many americans would be surprised to know how our ambassadors get picked. many of our ambassadors get chosen because they deliver a lot of money to the campaign. many people are chosen for all sorts of hundreds and hundreds of these advisory boors exist all across government. a lot of time people who donate money or raise money are appointed to the boards. the truth is, the board charter itself wants people from a diverse set of backgrounds, a different set of experiences. he obviously was cleared from a security standpoint. maybe it wasn't the best person to choice. ultimately when the hubbub came up, he didn't want to be an embarrassment, he said, i'm going to resign. beyond that, i don't think it's tha

bernie sanders supporter, also a bernard whitman. we've got a full panel. jeffrey, you're the lucky one. i'm gooding to start with you on the heels from what we heard from kristen. you heard about how donald trump is really giving it back to mitt romney pretty hard after what mitt romney said about donald trump today. but what is the political value of that? is he going to continue to lash out at every single critic, given he now has hey clear opponent in clinton? >> mitt romney is a pretty prominent one and i do think this goes to reinforcing his image as the antiestablishment candidate ic candidate. i mean, i have no idea what mtt romney is doing here. to be perfectly candid, every time he does something like this, in truth i think it only helps donald trump. and the best thing for him to do would just go dark as it were and not say anything. but he keeps doing this and frankly i think that that helps. you heard the crowd boo him when donald trump mentioned his name. that's just -- if you're from

if you at 11:00, cornell bernard is live in fremont with the story. cornell? >> reporter: ama, the victim's name has not been released. it happened just feet from the fremont bart station inside this crosswalk on walnut avenue. tonight police are searching for the driver. it is a crime few can understand. >> very, very painful. i don't know about the human values. >> police say a 65-year-old union city woman was walking to t fremont bart station on tuesday night in the crosswalk on walnut avenue when she was struck by a car heading eastbound. >> there is no way someone didn't know that they had hit something. >> sergeant dan o'connell said the vehicle didn't stop after possibly running a red light. the victim was taken to a hospital where she later died. >> don't even stop. i don't know if i would have -- i don't know, i would have stopped and called 9-1-1. the person may be alive. >> i think people drive too fast. >> reporter: locals say cars drive fast on walnut avenue, but the crosswalk has always been safe. >> we cross on all four sides. we go running ofte

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> amazing to up what. thank you. we will keep streaming the representative's periscope. you can watch it by downloading the news app and on our website, abc7news.com. >>> now to breaking news happening in san francisco where two bicyclists have died in separate hit-and-run incidents. the most recent at seventh and howard streets before 8:30 p.m. police are investigating and the investigators tell us the driver ran a red light and killed the bicyclist. the driver took off on foot, but was arrested a short time later. traffic is being affected near seventh and howard. >> and two hours earlier a woman on a bicycle was hit and killed in golden gate park. the driver took off after leaving the car. it happened just before 6:30 on jfk at 30th avenue. katie is live for us. katie? >> dan, the seen is clear, but they were here for house investigating. it is not the only scene. the car was found nearby. paramedics work frantically to save a woman's life as she laid in the road and her twisted bicycle nearby. >> i look and i can

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> from the bay area tribute to every detail emerging from orlando. download it and enable instant updates on your phone. >>> today is flag day and campbell police hope someone will recognize the thieves who swiped them from homes. it happened early in the morning on may 31st. police believe the men are in their 20s. wawn p -- one grabbed the flag and leaped over the gate. the other snagged the flag from the home. >>> it is breezy out there, but fairly nice. >> sandhya patel has maybe some changes for us, sandhya some. >> yeah, big changes ahead, dan and ama. but before we get to the changes i want to show you the beautiful sunset from the east bay hills camera. the sun went down at 8:throughy 3 p.m. and the -- 8:33 p.m. it gave us the lovely sunset tonight. the clouds have thinned out as we look at live doppler 7hd. the radar may be tracking showers. the temperatures right now are on the cool side, but it is the wind that is still how long and gusting to 35 at sfo out of the west and it is the west wind out of the cool ocean water that is making it f

. >> we will start with cornell bernard. cornell? >> reporter: ama and dan, one officer in critical condition and the other is in stable. the manhunt for the shooter continues tonight. the neighbors are told to shelter in place. a search through the neighborhood has been concentrated to an area not far from here where officers believe where the suspect may be hiding. a manhunt in the neighborhood. s.w.a.t team members left no stone unturned in the search for an armed suspect. sometimes breaking down fences and gates, any hiding place. neighbors were told to keep their doors locked and others told to stay away. >> this is our home and this is where we live. it is terrifying. >> they even used a drone to search the backyards. >> this is a dangerous individual. it has shown the propensity to do violence and hurt police officers. >> they tried to make a traffic stop on this white truck behind an auto store. the suspect backed into the officer's vehicle. >> the guy ended up getting out of the car. the officer was telling them be still and

. >> cornell bernard is live in oakland with the new developments. cornell? >> reporter: this is a story and scandal that is simply not going away. tonight many say the oakland mayor needs to take the blame. >> we are calling for the resignation of libby shaft. the buck begins and ends with her. >> reporter: the meeting starting with the saying that the mayor must go. the mayor acf mismanaging multiple scandals in the oakland police department and the appointment of two interim chiefs. one quickly removed and the other stepped down in a matter of day. a growing sex scandal is not going away, involving multiple officers who may have had sex with an underage prostitute. some believes the city council shares the blame. >> what about sexual exploitation of minors? every one of you remained silent. >> reporter: alameda county d.a. nancy o'malley is considering various charges against many officers involved. >> one of them is statutory rape for when she was a minor and one is engaging in commercial sex and paying for it. >> my question to you is why aren't you angr

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> amazing to up what. thank you. keep streaming the representative's periscope. you can watch it by downloading the news app and on our website, abc7news.com. >>> now to breaking news happening in san francisco where two bicyclists have died in separate hit-and-run incidents. the most recent at seventh and howard streets before 8:30 p.m. police are investigating and the investigators tell us the driver ran a red light and killed the bicyclist. the driver took off on foot, but was arrested a short time later. traffic is being affected near seventh and howard. >> and two hours earlier a woman on a bicycle was hit and killed in golden gate park. the driver took off after leaving the car. it happened just before 6:30 on jfk at 30th avenue. katie is live for us. katie? >> dan, the seen is clear, but they were here for house investigating. it is not the only scene. the car was found nearby. paramedics work frantically to save a woman's life as she laid in the road and her twisted bicycle nearby. >> i look and i can see the

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> from the bay area tribute to every detail emerging from orlando. download it and enable instant updates on your phone. >>> today is flag day and campbell police hope someone will recognize the thieves who swiped them from homes. it happened early in the morning on may 31st. police believe the men are in their 20s. wawn p -- one grabbed the flag and leaped over the gate. the other snagged the flag from the home. >>> it is breezy out there, but fairly nice. >> sandhya patel has maybe some changes for us, sandhya some. >> yeah, big changes ahead, dan and ama. but before we get to the changes i want to show you the beautiful sunset from the east bay hills camera. the sun went down at 8:throughy 3 p.m. and the -- 8:33 p.m. it gave us the lovely sunset tonight. the clouds have thinned out as we look at live doppler 7hd. the radar may be tracking showers. the temperatures right now are on the cool side, but it is the wind that is still how long and gusting to 35 at sfo out of the west and it is the west wind out of the cool ocean water that is making it f

if you at 11:00, cornell bernard is live in fremont with the story. cornell? >> reporter: ama, the victim's name has not been released. it happened just feet from the fremont bart station inside this crosswalk on walnut avenue. tonight police are searching for the driver. it is a crime few can understand. >> very, very painful. i don't know about the human values. >> police say a 65-year-old union city woman was walking to the fremont bart station on tuesday night in the crosswalk on walnut avenue when she was struck by a car heading eastbound. >> there is no way someone didn't know that they had hit something. >> sergeant dan o'connell said the vehicle didn't stop after possibly running a red light. the victim was taken to a hospital where she later died. >> don't even stop. i don't know if i would have -- i don't know, i would have stopped and called 9-1-1. the person may be alive. >> i think people drive too fast. >> reporter: locals say cars drive fast on walnut avenue, but the crosswalk has always been safe. >> we cross on all four sides. we go running of

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> nightclubs in castro remain busy. for more on that least go live to elisa harrington. >> reporter: there's dance music playing and a disco ball spinning but there's a very somber mood. you can see the flag has been lowered to half staff and the bar plans to hole a moment of silence to honor the victims of the shooting. security guards check i.d.s outside clubs in san francisco's castro. larry bennett, owner of the lookout, says keeping his patrons safe is heavy on his mind. >> people are a lot more observant, and in our case we'll check all bags of anyone coming in to our bar. >> among the dance music and drinks, customers have been talk can about the tragic shooting in orlando and how the gunman targeted a gay club. >> i thought we would be the next target. >> people said it was more important ever to go out, comp together' ma show of solidarity. >> we have to celebrate what we have and have come so far in the struggle. >> it's important to show everybody that we're not broken down. >> the lookout even has a drink sp

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> now let's go live to orlando. marcy gonzalez has been there all day. thanks for joining us. we understand orlando city officials asked people not to come out for vigils tonight. why is that? >> reporter: yeah, understandably people wanted to come out and pay respects and support for the victims and their families but orlando police asked them to at least hold off for awhile on holding vigils because when there are large gathers like that it require as big police presence and their resources are really stretched to the limits right now because of the on going investigation here. so because of that, they are asking people to hold vigils maybe in a few days but just not tonight maybe not tomorrow as the investigation continues. eric? >> marcy gonzalez live in florida, thank you very much. we will continue to follow all the developments on the nightclub shooting. katy is on her way to orlando now. her live reports begin tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> still ahead, protests on campus. how demonstrates on a lenient

. >> and now let's go to cornell bernard. >> he is at a gop watch party. cornell? >> dan and ama, it is not always easy to find republicans in san francisco, but they gathered to watch donald trump and talk about party unity. >> this is $1 million for done trump. >> he is putting his funny money behind trump. the man he just voted for. >> he is no push over. when he wants something he goes for it. >> it was happening in the middle of democratic san francisco. even this dog wants to make america again. >> his name is lebron. he is a trump supporter big time. >> we expect our lead to continue to grow and grow substantially. >> donald trump thanked supporters in new york. many gop leaders in the bay area are looking for party unity. they say trump is their man. >> i believe at the end of the day we will be united against defeating hillary clinton. >> it is very disappointing. democracy is about conversation and it is not about attacking people. >> the republican national convention is about six weeks away. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> cornell, thanks a lot. here is

. >> and now let's go to cornell bernard. >> he is at a gop watch party. cornell? >> dan and ama, it is not always easy to find republicans in san francisco, but they gathered to watch donald trump and talk about party unity. >> this is $1 million for done trump. >> he is putting his funny money behind trump. the man he just voted for. >> he is no push over. when he wants something he goes for it. >> it was happening in the middle of democratic san francisco. even this dog wants to make america again. >> his name is lebron. he is a trump supporter big time. >> we expect our lead to continue to grow and grow substantially. >> donald trump thanked supporters in new york. many gop leaders in the bay area are looking for party unity. they say trump is their man. >> i believe at the end of the day we will be united against defeating hillary clinto >> it is very disappointing. democracy is about conversation and it is not about attacking people. >> the republican national convention is about six weeks away. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> cornell, thanks a lot. here is a

. >> we will start with cornell bernard. cornell? >> reporter: ama and dan, one officer in critical condition and the other is in stable. the manhunt for the shooter continues tonight. the neighbors are told to shelter in place. a search through the neighborhood has been concentrated to an area not far from here where officers believe where the suspect may be hiding. a manhunt in the neighborhood. s.w.a.t team members left no stone unturned in the search for an armed suspect. sometimes breaking down fences and gates, any hiding place. neighbors were told to keep their doors locked and others told to stay away. >> this is our home and this is where we live. it is terrifying. >> they even used a drone to search the backyards. >> this is a dangerous individual. it has shown the propensity to do violence and hurt police officers. >> they tried to make a traffic stop on this white truck behind an auto zone store. the suspect backed into the officer's vehicle. >> the guy ended up getting out of the car. the officer was telling them be stil

or you're not going to have a lot of victories. >> so bernard, as we've seen up to this point, donald trump has defied a lot of odds and now he's clearly trying to turn these battleground states from blue to red. are you concerned at all that he's going to be able to do it and pull the rug out from underneath hillary clinton who's also focused on these battleground states? >> no, pamela. quite frankly i'm not. my entire family is from pittsburgh and i will tell you this. donald trump is going to have a huge mountain to climb in convincing pennsylvania voters. here's why. pennsylvania voters are common sense. they know right from wrong. they can tell a fraud. they're tolerant, accepting. thai look at donald trump as someone who fraudulently tried to take people's money with trump university, is clearly a bigot, racist. this attacking senator warren calling her poke haunt us is demeaning, disgusting. the fact that pennsylvania voters basically can see through this, they are common sense individuals. they have basic values that just simply do not align with donald trump. and i will give

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> nightclubs in castro remain busy. for more on that least go live to elisa harrington. >> reporter: there's dance music playing and a disco ball spinning but there's a very somber mood. you can see the flag has been lowered to half staff and the bar plans to hole a moment of silence to honor the victims of the shooting. security guards check i.d.s outside clubs in san francisco's castro. larry bennett, owner of the lookout, says keeping his patrons safe is heavy on his mind. >> people are a lot more observant, and in our we'll check all bags of anyone coming in to our bar. >> among the dance music and drinks, customers have been talk can about the tragic shooting in orlando and how the gunman targeted a gay club. >> i thought we would be the next target. >> people said it was more important ever to go out, comp together' ma show of solidarity. >> we have to celebrate what we have and have come so far in the struggle. >> it's important to show everybody that we're not broken down. >> the lookout even has a drink special

bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. muhammad ali called himself "the greatest," and most everyone agreed. the boxer dazzled in the ring, winning olympic gold and the heavyweight title three times, and dominated his sport for two decades. outside the ring, ali was a charismatic personality, a civil rights pioneer, a fighter for his muslim faith, and an anti- war proteste

cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the story. cornell?rter: ama and dan, ken said he will cross the finish line at this triathalon on sunday keeping a family tradition alive. his uncles were the first to do it the hard way. it is one of the toughest races around. the goal is to escape from the rock just like convicted bank robbers frank morris and brothers john and clarence angland did in 1962. >> i will definitely escape. they did it and i will do it. >> reporter: you could say he is keeping the family tradition alive by competing. his uncles made the daring escape, but they were never found. >> they made a raft out of 52 raincoats. >> reporter: his brother is here for moral support. they just adviced it alcatraz and standing in the cell where their uncles did time and dug their way out jievment to see how small the cells are, i wouldn't have stayed either. >> reporter: the abc7 news eye team shed new light on the escape. a witness said he may have seen a boat near alcatraz that night that could have carried the convicts to safety. >> i

bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the presidential nomination campaign that began last february in iowa is nearing the finish line and chicialt is coming closer to clinching the democratic nomination that would find her facing reebility evere republican drumplet in the fall. she won all the caucus ever virgin islands and puerto rico, she could conceivably have enough t

this time lapse video showsho dan bernard letting thousandshon of bees crawl on his face andaca necking what's called ad it was part of a campaign to aao raise awareness of honey bee hon health and funding for a new honey bee and pollinator polli research center at washington wo state university.niversit there have been many problems ps with colonies dying off inff in droves.dr bernard said initially he felt l a scratchy sensation and thatha the bees were noisy but b otherwise he was up to the challenge. >> wow. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> when that song starts you know, you might want to pay attention to the next story. turns out the couples whoatghthw share those household choressehe have a better sex life.tel >> that's right. a study published in theed in te journal of marriage and familyam found couples reported havingdav more sex if they were bother bot getting busy with thehe household duties.ie getting busy . >> [laughter] >>> evidence showed when menen do their share ocef housework women's perceptions of relationship fairness andrnesan satisfaction are greater. areret and w satisfied with t

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. >>> final round of the senior pga championship philadelphia cricket club in flourtown, bernard langer in trouble but nails a par putt to win it. he wins it, a third straight, his senior pga championship. >>> chip kelly won a division title is in his year. can doug pederson dot same? odds are not in the eagles favor according to vegas the only team with worst odds of winning nfc title game then the eagles, chip kelly's 49ers. yes, eagles have a lot of work ahead of them when training camp starts six weeks from tomorrow but eagles as you can imagine like the fan base, are dreaming big. >> i want to win a super bowl for this city. to me that would be the ultimate goal. i mean i have been lucky enough to be here, for a long time, and, you know, we win a win and that is all this city cares about. >> there is no time to wait or say lets sit back and continue to learn. we have to know what we are doing and get out there and make plays. guys know that and understand that. we want to do better than four-11. >> little face wash commercial in the middle of the interview. >>> much more to come on

bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. >> thompson: good evening and thanks for joining us. britain says it will set its own timetable for leaving the european union. following thursday's referendum, where a majority of british voters sided with exiting the 28-nation bloc, today britain's foreign secretary said the timing of the split is entirely for the u.k. to determine. meanwhile, an online petition to the british parliament ca

still with is, tony, bernard.eally tarted working close to president obama she was thought of as being more centrist on foreign policy, and i'm wondering today if you think she is actually going to try to delineate herself from some of president obama's policies and come back to the center in hopes of getting independent voters. >> i believe that true in her core she is more of a practice ma 'tis -- pragmatist and on the right. i think she with all-star to lay out a more aggressive foreign policy approach with respect to isis and dealing with our adversaries and i think that's appropriate. when you join the cabinet you have to follow in line behind the president. she was limited in her ability to differ with him but she pushed him to be aggressive. you're going to start to see 0 more distinct clinton-continue doctrine on national security and foreign policy. >> while we're waiting for hillary clinton you can seiber any sanders is now you can see, bernie sanders is giving a peach some california. in california, hil

here's what i want to-to-did you, bernard. what mark cuban tweeted about donald trump.if he were as fractionally as rich as he says he is he would write a $200 million check to propel the campaign. he doesn't have the cash, so you say that the fec filing was extraordinary and a major indicator of his weakness. you think donald trump can make up that deficit? >> no, i don't. everybody knows the first thing when you're running a business you have to watch cash flow and how much you're spending and how much revenue you're taking in. clearly nobody is mining the ship. an absolute outrage. he has $12 million, that's incredible and absurd. it's outrageous and the idea that he is this amazing businessman and can make deals and come from a position of strength and one thing you don't want to do in politics is have a major embarrassment. journalist and people who watch campaigns watch these numbers religiously and know they will come out and push for fund raising deadlines and even in his fund-raising deadlines perpetuates the lies. the rapid response on lies, are they going to

bernard. all right, bernard, careful with that, bernard.

cornell bernard has some of the highlights. >> san francisco's pride was showing in a big way.assive crowds lining market street to celebrate and remember. >> i just really wanted to be a part of everyone mourning the loss and showing that we are still here. >> this group with a moving tribute showing the victims of the orlando shooting. >> they came to show their pride and support. >> they represented the families. >> that's who we are. >> you just feel the love everywhere you go. >> mayor ed leigh decided to walk to honor the victims. >> we are going to get past this hate and we have to disarm hate. that's what we have to do. >> protecting more than a million people. >> i was nervous to come. my friends are like, it is going to be dangerous. it is a once in a lifetime experience. >> the city said there would be extra police officers along the parade route. certainly what we are seeing today. cops on bikes and on foot. >> there are a lot of crazy people in the world. >> anthony hill felt safer with the increased police staffing. >> nothing will keep us down. we node to show su

bernard lafayette refers to it as a west point training. the students would train every week.hey would train in local churches on how not to fight back, what it means to believe in yourself and this nonviolent philosophy. they came up with rules. there were five things you had to be able to do and five you could not do. the first rule was do not block entrances to the doors. students knew it was against the law to block the entrances to store aisles and they knew they did not want to break the law. the rules go on to say do not leave your seat, do not have conversations. show yourself as courteous and friendly at all times. even when the students were being arrested, they were being beaten and spat upon. they had milkshakes thrown in their face. they would get back up and take their seats. do not strike back nor curse if abused. the students believed they were following a nonviolent lesson. this is the path that they chose to take and it proved to be effective in 1960. we can ask questions if a nonviolent movement would be applicable now, but these were the rules the students

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that is bernard landinger. he bow gees.s the put or there's a playoff between two other golfers, watch it roll in. bernard landinger, three natures, he's definitely a hall of famer. a terrific player and he went to lincoln financial field to watch the soccer game because his family was in town and he loves soccer. he had the lead. you're just going to rest. it's only golf, really, it's only golf. it's not like it's rocket science. >> he's won a lot of golf tournament. >> it's not a game of perfect. is it?. >> no, it's not. >> the weather has been fairly perfect right here. winds gusting to about 45 miles an hour on the golf course today. look at the evening forecast, wind dying down a bit. good news. still gusting about 25 this evening, 83 degrees when howard goes for his walk at 7:00 p.m. 9:00 and breezy 74, by 11:00 clear and comfortable. crack the windows. 69 degrees. low humidity is the key to this forecast. monday, 78. tuesday, 80. wednesday, we pop to 86. cooling thursday and friday. to another front comes through thu

cornell bernard has the story from san francisco's castro district. >> charlie heard the terrible news and a simple sign left on castro street. >> my sent meants are for gun control. but right now it is just the thought of 50 people being shot because they were in a gay club. it is impossible to think about. >> the sidewalk at 18th and castro is now a memorial with so many cards of remembrance. one with a simple question why? >> i can tell you as a gay latino man, i am horrified to wake up to the news of a lgbt club being targeted jievment our hearts and prayers and you are on well wishes go out with the victims of the tragedy. >> the sfpd has increased patrols in the castro district, but there have been no threats. but ju two weeks away from -- but just two weeks away from the largest pride event, organizers are evaluating security plans with police. >> to determine what measures should be considered and what measures should be taken to ensure pb safety. >> keeping one million people sigh has always been a challenge for law enforcement. postponing the event after the orlando masacre i

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> brown was also in his era. he talked to abc7 news about his legacy. >> he set a standard that i don't think any other athlete in the world has ever, ever met. he was never a superstar under any circumstances. he was always just another person. >> the two met during one of ali's many trips to the bay area, which included charity fundraisers. abc7 spencer christian wrote a heart knelt good-bye. he said it was a privilege spending time with him. in 1998 ali gave spencer a portrait for his last day on "good morning america," signing it, "to spencer. you are the greatest." >> and last night the news was broke to the audience. >> this legend end, and a wonderful american, a good friend of mine and, he's not anymore with us. >> the italian tenor made his remarks during the concert at his shark tank. about about. >>> on social media reaction came quickly. fellow boxer george foreman tweeted a part of me slipped away, the greatest piece. mike tyson wrote god came for his jam i don't know. so long, great one. >> and this

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown was also a friend. ali.e talked to abc7 news about his legacy. >> he set a standard that i don't think any other athlete in the world has ever, ever met. he was never a superstar under any circumstances. he was always just another person. >> the two met during one of ali's many trips to the bay area, which included charity fundraisers. abc7 spencer christian wrote a heartfelt good-bye. he said it was a privilege spending time with him. in 1998 ali gave spencer a portrait for his last day on "good morning america," signing it, "to spencer. you are the greatest." >> and last night the news was broke to the audience. >> this legend, and a wonderful american, a good friend of mine and he's not anymore with us. >> the italian tenor made his remarks during the concert at his shark tank. >> the concert was originally scheduled for tonight but he agreed to move it up one day for the sharks stanley cup final game. >>> on social media reaction came quickly. fellow boxer george foreman tweeted, "a part of me slipped aw

we begin with cornell bernard live in san francisco's civic center plaza from the pride celebration. you have seen heavy security there? >> reporter: yeah, we real request have. in fact i've never seen this many police officers at a pridefest before. so far it's been a fun, safe event. there are also new security measures in place but critic says increased police prepares just too much here. san francisco is showing its pride to the world this weekend. the colors of the rainbow, just about everywhere you look. it's a time for celebration, and remembrance. >> our hearts are with orlando. we think of them every day. >> for the first time this security checkpoint screening at every entrance to pridefest. many get it. >> pretty safe. it's a good idea. >> metal detectors, and still always looking over our shoulders. >> extra police officers are on duty, patrolling pridefest. and sunday's pride parade. >> i think there's too much police at pride. >> she is grand marshal at the parade and will march but groups like "black lives matter" will not in protest of the added police presence. >> i