rasan bernard is still with us. about this bridge park is cross the river. >> the 11th street bridge park is going to be the nation's capital's first elevated bridge park. it's goingne to c the communities of historic anacostia and fair lawn and the navy yard.il it wl literally be a park that fitsver the anacostia river. >> what is going to be in the park? what are people going to find in this structurever the river? >> so, we've been working with residents for the last five years on developing all the nsogramming and the pla for the park. so it will include an environmental education center, a kayak and canoe launch, there will be an amphitheater for outdoor aperformances, cafe and restaurant, lots of public arts spaces, aogether over the river. >> over the river, we're not talking about the ban rasan, we're talking about over the river. th is a first. it's very unique. it will be a huge attraction for the two communities it's designed for, but also for tourists. >> absolutely. i know we've had some studies done an

. >> i'm cornell bernard. a showdown between neighbors and railroad officials over play s noise from train horning. >> i'm amanda del castillo. in san jose. how a program and high school teens are hoping to build a better bay area. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> breaking news in santa rosa where three people, including a child, were shot tonight at a park. >> it happened around 7:30 at jacobs park near link lane and west 9th street. police say hundreds of people were gathered there for several soccer games. >> the three people shot are ages 10, 20, and 40. witnesses say there was a "gang related confrontation" just before the shooting. a man got out of the car and fired several shots. >> a soccer coordinator said a coach was one of the vims. the coach described to him what happened. >> the car turns around, the guy gets out and starts shooting. he was the one that got shot. he was just about to walk in, and the kids were walking by, as well. >> the 10 and 40-year-old's injuries are not life threatening. the

smith bernard so conflicting views there over iran from the russians and the americans you in jerusalem where the israelis and the russians a meeting iran is bound to be high on that agenda but it. yes it is daryn this is a long meeting the between the israelis and the russians they have met frequently over the years mainly to discuss syria and of course israel's concern of iran's involvement in syria every time that iran has tried to establish some sort of permanent military base or presence in syria those have been targeted by the israeli military they destroyed them and russia has never stopped israel from doing that and ours the civil war in syria winds down and some sort of attempts are made to meet a political solution in syria israel will want to impress on the russians again that it will not tolerate any sort of a rainy in presence in the syria impreza not on the russians because of course it's the russians with the arabians who have been bought bucking the regime of bashar al assad in syria and this meeting is ahead of a meeting tomorrow on choose day when the u.s. national nat

sure woodruff in the suspect is the father of bernard's children. he was booked on a warrant for murder police are still looking for the victim's vehicle, which they believe the suspect was driving. >>a commuter bus for apple burst into flames along interstate 2 80 this morning look at all this smoke. this is video from a crown for viewer. it happened near portola valley in san mateo county chp officers say the driver pulled over on to the alpine road off-ramp after noticing the flames, he was able to safely leave the bus nobody else was on board. firefighters say the fire was likely caused by a tire blowout. the flames spread to nearby brush, but it was all under control by noontime today oakland is now the second city in the country to decriminalize hallucinogenic mushrooms. >>the city council voted unanimously tuesday to pass a measure. council member noel ghio said decriminalizing the mushrooms and several other naturally occurring plants with psychedelic properties would enable oakland police to focus on serious crime. those skeptics raise conc

. >>> i'm cornell bernard. north bay county wants to make home ownership possible for people living in public housing. >>> do you know what your phone is doing while you sleep? i'm kate larsen in san francisco. who has your data, and where it's going. abc7 news starts right now. >> now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> a santa clara county sheriff's captain is feeling the heat tonight. >> she was removed from her job over a barbecue grill. i-team reporter dan noyes first broke the news on social media. >> sources are telling me this is the first time this has happened in the history of the santa clara county sheriff's department. >> tonight abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live at the elmwood jail in milpitas with the new developments. amanda? >> dan, big problems over a barbecue grill and gazebo meant to be a break space for staff here at elmwood jail. we know the jail commander, she was walked off the job on friday. amy le, one of the highest ranking women on the force was walked off the

neighbors fear, 37 year-old mother kimberly bernard is the one who died. she lives here with her kids and boyfriend levy in the sector long think there was a. >>out the between a woman, a man has a turner voice from i got into it i don't want to newell bishop and other neighbors say bernard's boyfriend has not been seen since the day of the fire. police say when officers followed up on a report that she was missing last wednesday. they noticed her home on fire human remains were discovered in the house and kimberly bernard is still missing, i'm worried about the kids had not have an up and it you know. >>she's still missing where's the father, i don't know you know but that's my thing is you know does not have the pan out, but i have to try to the police department is leading this investigation and is not sharing specific details of the case other than that the fire is considered suspicious. the solano county coroners office says it has identified the remains but that that information is protected and can only be released by the police department, the vall

. >>37 year-old kimberly bernard was reported missing last wednesday. police went to her home and notice the garage there was on fire a body was found and later identified as bernard yesterday investigators arrested sherwood ruffin who you see here the suspect is the father of bernard children and was booked on a warrant for murder police are still looking for the victim's vehicle, which they believe the suspect was driving. >>the big story tonight after weeks of debate, the pride flag is now flying at the dublin city hall for the entkre month of june. this is a picture of the flight today from a crime for viewer. the flag was hoisted up last night right after the city council meeting the vote to fly the flag comes after the city voted down a councilman's idea to raise the flag during pride month. council members also presented the first ever pride proclamation to the inaugural pride committee, the flag will fly until july 3rd oakland is now the second city in the us to do criminalize magic mushrooms speakers testified last night that psychedelics have

the leaders at the summit india are still holding talks bernard smith joins us live now from the taj capital so bernard iranian president hassan rouhani has briefed leaders of the summit what he have to say well he again has reiterated emphasize an ultimatum to world powers that he gave in may a 60 day ultimatum but essentially said unless you can help give iran relief from u.s. sanctions then he's going to start and reaching really rainy and at a high level stop selling enriched you have. over seas he said today that iran has decided to cease performing on some of its commitments under the j c p a this is the 2050 nuclear agreement that source sanctions relief for iran in return for it not reaching uranium to a level that could create a nuclear weapon the u.s. withdrew from the deal european powers wanted. the deal to keep going iran says it's pretty much exhausted all options time is run out and is rapidly losing patience houssam and as far as the other key players. also we are expecting to hear from we know that the russian president and the turkish president also. you know it's o

how significant is it bernard that those 2 top u.s. envoys are attending this inauguration events i mean u.s. support for israel and what they want to do in the region is not a great surprise. you know it's very significant because there. david friedman is the u.s. rep and bus today here in israel and this is a u.s. endorsement essentially of the fact that israel is recognized by the americans as the capital the jerusalem that your partner is recognized as the capital of israel so by going to a ceremony in occupied east jerusalem he's essentially not recognizing the difference between east and west jerusalem the palestinians already know of course that they don't the policy is wrong to say they don't trust the u.s. to be impartial negotiators between them and the israelis over the final status of this area and that is further confirmation of that and they say it's all part of an attempt really to erase their parts in the history of islam this city of course important not just to jews but to christians and to muslims as well equally imp

but first, cornell bernard is live with details on a new outage impacting nearly 27,000 pg and e customers. >> reporter: we've just learned that pg and e is about to shut down power to areas in the sierra foothills, and those include butte, yuba, nevada, placer and el dorado counties. power was shut down in napa and solano counties. that power is slowly being restored. but i have to tell you, it's been a very long day for people living there. >> you know, the elderly and it's not okay they stay here. >> reporter: margarita sanchez is picking up her parents because their home nearak berryessa has no power. >> no power, no internet, no nothing. so they >> reporter: they cut power due to red flag conditions. >> i'm pretty sure they know what they're doing. >> reporter: the pool at this mobile home community is closed. resident jesse hague is worried about losing all the food in her fridge. >> we're doing the best with what we can. you have to buy a generator. i can't afford to buy a generator. i'm on a fixed income. >> reporter: last year, residents were forced to evacuate. pg and e is shutti

>> we begin with cornell bernard live at dolores park. >> reporter: dolores park definitely the place to be. the annual dyke march is on the move. thousands and thousands of people taking part in this long-time pride event. and this weekend, pride is all around san francisco. pride seems to be everywhere in san francisco this weekend, peter white is visiting from north carolina. >> i love it, where i come from, there's not much of a gay community at all. >> reporter: a champagne christening for the pink triangle. it started with an act of civil disobeyed against. >> so long ago, a small, tiny group of us crept up onto twin peaks and installed the first pink triangle in the dark of night so we wouldn't be arrested. >> reporter: 200 feet long and it can be seen for 20 miles when the fog lifts. >> we are so fortunate to be in a place like san francisco where there is love and respect and support for our differences. >> reporter: but that equality is not the same the world over. >> the struggle is far from over. there are currently 73 nation in the world where homosexuality is criminalize

cornell bernard, abc 7 >>> b.a.r.t. is trying to find out why one of trains broke down yesterday morning. riders complained it was 30 minutes before they were told what was going on. they were eventually escorted through the tunnel to the lake merit station. the disabled train was pulled today a yard. the breakdown caused system wide delays that lasted into the afternoon. >>> in the east bay, firefighters are watching for flare ups in the altamonte pass smoke and flames backed up traffic on interstate 580 near livermore for about an hour. sparks caused when a wheel fell off a pickup truck started the fire. >>> stanford makes a promise to improve housing. what it's promising to do. >>> in the ongoing standoff between the u.s. and iran. iran says the road to diplomacy is pe is closed. >>> this year there will be two amazon prime days of discounts. >>> it's 4:35 and you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >>> temperatures are all over the place in east bay, from 58 to 59 in san jose. 53 in

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has our story live from the north bay. cornell? >> yeah. in fact, eric, more than a hundred rallies were held across the country today. bay area gatherings were small in size but pretty vocal. all this while support for impeachment remains divided. as san jose city hall this group joined others across the country calling for the impeachment of donald trump. >> we need to hold him accountable. he is not above the law. >> reporter: in san rafael this group held signs on 4th street with the same message. >> democracy is at stake. >> what do we want? >> impeachment! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> this group of 50 activists rallied near the federal building in oakland. >> those lies materially impaired the investigation of russian interference. >> some took turns reading from the mueller report investigating russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. >> we are calling on our congressional leaders to up and be real leaders and sign the document to remove donald trump. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is backing off from impeachment s

. >> abc 7 reporter cornell bernard joins us live in san rafael with details. >> reporter: dion and eric rallies we saw today from the south bay to the north bay were small in size but pretty vocal but support for imp remains divided. at san jose city hall this group joined others across the country calling for the impeachment of president donald trump. >> there are americans who are against the president who believe he should be impeached. >> reporter: in san rafael this group held signs on 4th street with the same message. >> democracy, itself, is at stake. >> what do we want? when do we want it? >> reporter: this group of about 50 activists rallied near the federal building in oakland calling for impeachment. >> those lies materially impaired the investigation of russian interference. >> reporter: some took turns reading from the mueller report investigating russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. >> we are calling on ourre iona that dument trp. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi is backing off from impeachment saying the effort isn't even close to having support

bernard's family had reported her missing last month. police went to bernard's home to investigate. and when they arrived, they found that the garage was on fire. and once the fire was out, bernard's body was discovered. her death has been ruled a homicide. >>> new information this afternoon, santa rosa police are investigating a shooting that happened on a soccer field. and it left four people hurt, including an 11-year-old boy. ktvu's allie rasmus has the story. >>> santa rosa police investigators believe this shooting may have been gang- related. they are offering up to $2500 for information that leads to an arrest of the suspect in this case. the shooting injured four people. three of them, according to police, were innocent bystanders who happened to be at jacobs park at 7:30 when this all happened. the youngest victim, an 11-year- old boy. also a 45-year-old man who is a soccer coach, was injured. police say they are expected to survive. a 20-year-old man showed up at the hospital, a couple of hours believe he be okay. the man who was believed to be the intended target of the

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for publicroadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs statio fthank you.s like you. from the tisch wnet ncudios at n center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump began his day today disping a "new york times" report that details of friday's u.s.-mexico agreement were "already promised" in discussions between officials that took place months ago. the "times" reported unnamed officials from both countries said the mexican government hadlready pledged to send troops to its southern border in march. president ump twe

bernard smith with the latest. oh another person with a bullet wound medics rushed to stop the bleeding. then another wounded person all the while the endless sound of gunfire. this was khartoum on monday and this is the latest video to emerge from when the palam military group known as the rapid support forces fired on unarmed protesters we have urged restraint of from the security forces and we've urged that the government respects all of the basic human rights of the people including freedom of expression and freedom of assembly. but the paramilitary force behind this crackdown is known to respect basic human rights amnesty international says they are s.f. then known as the gender we killed raped and tortured tens of thousands in darfur during the civil war that began in 2003 it's commanded by general mohammed hamdan the garlow the deputy leader of saddam's transitional military council he's close to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. on thursday khartoum was quieter opposition groups have tried to block

smith joins us live now from the tatic capital so bernard iranian president hassan rouhani has brief leaders at the summit what we have to say yeah well he has again essentially using stronger language than he used in the past few days he's renewed really his ultimatum to the united states and he says iran is going to continue really scaling back its compliance with this j c p o away this nuclear deal but the americans withdrew from last year in this deal that meant iran sold access enrich uranium and would not therefore be able to create a nuclear bomb iran has scaled back its cooperation with it so it might increase your reign in production has on rouhani so that really iran's patients within and he said that they while expressing a readiness to engage in any sort of bilateral interaction has decided to cease performing on some of its commitments under the j c p o and he really what he's reiterating is this 60 day deadline he gave in may. will start enriching uranium as a high level unless the world powers move to protect iran from u.s. sanctions as i'm and so going to tell us more

bernard smith has the latest. oh another person with a bullet wound medics rushed to stop the bleeding. then another wounded person all the while endless sound of gunfire. this was khartoum on monday and this is the latest video to emerge from when the palace military group known as the rapid support forces fired on unarmed protesters and we have urged restraint of from the security forces and we've urged that the government respects all of the basic human rights of the people including freedom of expression and freedom of assembly. but the paramilitary force behind this crackdown is known to respect basic human rights amnesty international says the r.s.s. then known as a gender we killed raped and tortured tens of thousands in darfur during the civil war that began in 2003 it's commanded by general mohammed how to garlow the deputy leader of saddam's transitional military council he's close to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. on thursday khartoum was quieter opposition groups have tried to block the roa

both he and bernard shared three kids together.>>> police believe he was driving the vehicle, up honda odyssey and anyone with information on the vehicles whereabouts is being asked to contact police. >>> this evening, we are getting our first look at a possible suspect behind the assault outside of and alameda county denny's restaurant. emeryville please share this surveillance photo. they say this man is likely the suspect who fired a gun at another man in the restaurant parking lot last saturday. the gunfire did not strike the victim or anyone else. if you do recognize the suspect, you are being asked to call police. struck the woman sexually assaulted by brock turner is writing a memoir. the publisher of that memoir has not said if the victim known as emily doe would use a real name. emily doe confronted turner in court with an impact statement that became a touchstone for the me too movement. turner received a life sentence for his crime in the santa clara county judge was recalled by voters. the memoir is set to be published in september. >>> the border patrol said it apprehended

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgawachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. nd diana t. vagelos vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individuai and group ment products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional supportas been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a 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 g us. you for join investigators in virginia beach are still searching for a motive for the mass murder of 12 people in a municipal office building on friday. at a news conference today police and city officials said government offrees there will in closed tomorrow. and they gave a detailed description of the 36-minutes from the time police were dispatched until the suspect was shot and captured. he l

next on"pbs newshour weekend >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melv. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individua and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: anby 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 sreenivas. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. multiple news reports cited a senior u.s. official claiming that iran fired a surface-to-air missile at an american drone today. this, as the united states continues to blame iran forrs attacks on tann the gulf of oman thursday. the two tankers were hit after passing through the strait of hormuz. iran has denied being involved in the attack. the 23 crew

s pbs newshour weekendde possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. g. barbara hope zuckerb corporate funding is providedua by mof america-- designing customized individual tirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional suppo 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 thank you for joining us. the u.s. milary confirmed today that a modified iranian surface-to-air missile was launched at an amecan drone-- in an attempt to disrupt surveillance of thursday's attack on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. in a statement, u.s. central command also said a houthi surface-to-air missile shot down a u.s. drone earlier this month in yemen, "enabled by iranian assistance." on the sunday talk shows, secretary of s

well bernard smith is qatar a cultural center right here in doha burnouts katie just give us a sense of the impact of the blockade on cats are and its neighbors. well our help so for cancer that is sitting on 14 percent of the world's known reserves of natural gas putting it only behind russia and iran so as a significant vote for the international monetary fund the just released report saying that counters economies weathered the initial hits of the blockade on the economy is expected to grow by 2.2 percent are also now self-sufficient in production of poultry and dairy products before the blockade is out only about 10 to 20 percent of its own production vegetable production is up as well and has a new port so it's not reliant on the shipping that came in mainly via dubai on the converse though the retail sector has been badly hit as are hotels they would normally be very busy at this time of year particularly holiday visitors from saudi arabia from egypt and from bahrain and elsewhere but the hotels much quieter the shopping mall is also much quieter than they would have been befor

. >> i pbs newshour weekemade possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. h additional suppo been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs n from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasa >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. trusmp administration offici in washington and in the middle east are holding talks with allies in the region, as the u.s. reprepares to add sanctions against iran tomorrow. before leaving for saudi arabia and the united arab emirates this afternoon, secretary of state mike pompeo said the u.s. is preared to negotiate directly with iran with no precondatition

international events that sees iran the gulf countries and israel gathering together in one place bernard smith reports now from the capital to show. looks spotless an army of workers has been drafted in to give the capital a facelift for the biggest international event it's ever hosted the conference on interaction and confidence building measures in asia watching over the work from seemingly every street corner is the man who has ruled the central asian republics for 26 years by law all media must refer to him as the founder of peace a national unity leader of the nation president of the republic of to g q stan is excellent see i don't molly rama rahman has used the threat of terrorism to justify new laws that allow widespread monitoring of citizens and the outlawing of the main opposition islamic party and the government says some of the 900 tajiks who went to fight for i saw in iraq and syria are returning so regional security is one of the main focuses for this meeting as you know i've done is that it is a concern of many countries in asia even neighboring countries of course would b

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl a philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana ta gelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. riorporate funding is provided by mutual of a-- designing customized individual ro and group retirementcts. that's why we're your tirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by ntributions 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. president trump said military action is still on the table and suggested iran may be facing more economic sanctions after thursday's destrtion of a u.s drone. on his way to camp did this morning, the president told reporters again that he called off a military strike on targets in iran when he learned 150 people might be killed, and said iran musend its development

and in paris, author and philosopher bernard-henri levy, crisscrossing the continent in recent weeksforming a play and pressing for a centrist vision of europe. and in milan, writer for italy's paper and "the new york times," beppe severgnini. anne, let me start with you. the poem goes, "the center cannot hold. things fall apart. anarchy is loosed on the world." did the center hold? >> what's interesting is the center is not holding, but that doesn't mean that the continent is swinging to the right as many expected. what we saw in the european elections on sunday was some move to the far right, but also a real resurgence of liberals and greens. often new parties that have been formed under new conditions, sometimes in reaction to the far right. so we see really a return to big political competitions in europe and at the european level. as people begin to take seriously the idea that continental problems like ecology and like immigration can only have continental solutions. the parties are working together across national lines. they were sometimes campaigning across national lines. a

smith there into shall be the capital bernard thank you. well the world health organization. public health emergency. in the democratic republic of congo. in the 2nd worst outbreak of the disease in history. was made. in. neighboring democratic republic of congo. by the disease i suspect. as my guys was. us. she. was. content with 100 people. in the. drug. they have been around 2000 cases of ebola with 1400 deaths the world health organization says although the break be a serious it is not an international emergency it was the view of the committee that the outbreak is a health emergency in the democratic republic of congo and the region but it does not meet all the 3 criteria for a public health emergency of international concern 2 1 challenge is uganda's porous border with. some people enter the country without passing through areas we screening is taking place it's not very easy to determine how many people. leave this part. because when. they were very open about. their. health officials say there is no evidence it. had been. lost in 22

and again it was megan who stepped up to the mark, got on a lovely ball, defending and in fairness, bernardsunk around the atmosphere really sunk around the stadium the fans are wondering what this team could do and there it was. wendy, nine minutes from time went in and she scored a header and just set the place of light again. the noise was something special. they really thought they could launch something, unfortunately, it was not to be. a late shout for handball we have seen given in incidents in this tournament. and the usa go marching on, but the hosts, france, are out. what next what this means is if they are going to win the first ever world cup, they are going to have to beat the usa but they looked fallible tonight, didn't they? there are questions about this usa site, they had a very easy progression to the group stages, the quality of opposition was not quite there but i think in the round to the group stages, the quality of my position was not quite thereby think in the round 16 game and even the one with the penalties to get through, tonight, france definitely asked questions

. >> cornell bernard has the details on what's next for those business owners. >> reporter: neighborscell phone video of this massive fire friday night. it tore through this upholstery shot, and quickly spread to other businesses and soon half the city block was burning. >> i have no words. >> reporter: clyde barns owns this restaurant. his place suffered damage, one of three businesses to be red tagged. >> i'm alive. >> reporter: it took almost four hours to get the fire under control. now investigators are looking for a cause. >> as we peel back the layers, the roof collapsed on the bilding. so there's a lot >>owlo is t cll? >> reporter: he shows us just how close the fire got to his house, only a few feet. he's been told to relocate for now, because the back wall of the upholstery shop could collapse. >> they told me i can't stay here because the wall is in the crush zone. so i'm in the crush zone. >> reporter: where are you going to go? >> stay with friends. >> reporter: clyde barnes is vowing to rebuild his restaurant in the very same spot it's been for 12 years. >> to all my cus

but she's not the only opposition leader to say they've been subjected to official oppression bernard into gum the founder of the social party in mercury has been imprisoned 3 times he openly questions the narrative of rhonda's democratic miracle i don't know about god is that that but this is the regime is that there is in the one that you have nor in the bin that need you here for. this purpose so if there is a no op was from but how can this is when the news the news that the courts are granted. both into gunda and in the bay area say they have sacrificed a lot for their struggle to deepen the political debate in their home country into barrett says several of her followers are still and present she also claims that her 30 year old assistant unsound to your mana who died in march $2900.00 plus his life for the course. of a call from one member from a political party to to admit that today found in their in their forests i does not understand it i say no you talk about maybe about someone else about to not talk about the outside of his hair but yes is his kilt your toes a difference

bernard really an opportunity to talk but with no senior palestinian or israeli officials there me what credibility does this conference have in the long term because that's what cushion a wants doesn't it sort of traction for the future well we know that we think the white house had wanted israeli political leaders government leaders of some level to be represented at this conference but pressure from the palestinian leadership on gulf leaders not to have the israelis here in those gulf leaders saying that the americans succeeded for the palestinians that's why there aren't israeli government officials here we understand there are some israeli business leaders in bahrain those are the palestinians are pleased with that because they don't want this conference giving too much credence the sort of credence as you say the giant questioner is hoping it will get because they aim really this is really a lot of israelis in the idea that the ideas that cushion is putting forward the idea is essentially to try and make peace with the arab world 1st israel to talk and make peace we are the world

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> still ahead, a dna detective is hired to find a marin county woman's birth father. the mystery behind the man she thought was her dad her entire adult life but wasn't. plus. >> what you do in each of these moments will determine how much greater this new chapter will be. >> dwyane wade nba star and graduation speaker. his surprise speech today for students getting their diplomas just one year after a mass shooting. >> reporter: and i'm drew tuma. we are wrapping up the weekend which finished on a cooler note. have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wireless bill. that's mpawome. taxi! should i have stopped her? get started with a limited time offer on xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months, plus ask how to get two-hundred-fifty back when you switch to xfinity mobile. messenger

cornell bernard. >> firefighters fighting flames in yolo county after a wildfire forced people from their home. it has burned 7 buildings. there is no word on when evacuated residents will be allowed to return to their homes. the fire is 20% contained. >>> right now pg&e has cut off power to 20,000 customers in butte and yuma counties as a precaution to reduce the risk of wildfires. the utility says it has more than 250 employees inspecting 800 miles of electrical lines in the area looking for any defects that could spark a fire. yeery'stored servicete >>> abc 7city where voters teachers voted on a contract with the new haven unified district. >> the district managers have played so many games with us. >> it includes a 3% raise. they originally demanded 10% over two years. the strike has lasted for 14 school days. >>> there are about 4,000 workers in california with 1,200 working in the bay area. they are still going to hold rallies on wednesday. >>> a man is under arrest in contra costa county accused of driving under the influence and crashing his car, killing his girlfriend in the pass

cornell bernard has the story. >> i just moved from florida.nice for me. >> reporter: whitney scott and friends were basking on a rare heat wave in san francisco. stacey rosenbaum was putting sunscreen on her kids as the sun and sand heated up big time. >> lots of sunscreen and water making sure we stay healthy, stay safe. >> reporter: life guards on duty on ocean beach where swimming isn't allowed but surfers brave add the water. the department of emergency management tweeted out this warning urging folks to be careful. sunday streets event came to golden gate park. this flower vendor was wilting along with her blooms. >> we're not selling anything today. it's just not worth it. >> reporter: the san francisco fire department did a fire hose demonstration and some kids took advantage to cool off. >> remember to seek out the shade so that you don't get overheated and get heat exhaustion or heat streak. >> reporter: extreme heat brought high fire danger to point reyes. no beach fires allowed. the temescal street fair bro high depend for anything

legarde speaking there were bullets with our correspondent following events force west jerusalem and bernard really an opportunity to talk but with no senior palestinian or israeli officials there me what credibility does this call friends have in the long term because that's what cushion a wants doesn't it sort of traction for the future well we know that we think the white house had wanted israeli political leaders government leaders of some level to be represented at this conference but pressure from the palestinian leadership on gulf leaders not to have the israelis here in those gulf leaders saying that the americans.

we're live in san francisco tonight, cornell bernard. >> thank you. we do have a complete guide to pride for you including a full schedule of events all the way through sunday. it's on our website at abc news.com. >>> in terms of the weather, it will be great, warm but not too hot. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> i'll jump right to the pride weekend forecast rather than i like to forecast outside the box. let's get right to this. we're going to start the day, both days saturday and sunday with a little bit of morning fog but bymid morning and certainly through the remainder of the day, sunny with high temperatures in san francisco in the mid to upper 60s. it's going to be a nice, pleasant and milder weekend. here is a look at what is happening now. we have mainly sunny skies, high clouds in the southern most and eastern most parts of the viewing area. otherwise bright and clear and breezy with wind speeds up to 26 miles per hour in san francisco, gusts to 20 and breezy all around the bay area at this hor. let's move along and take s

that was bernard charles joining us on the phone line from france >>> axle springer shares are trading sharply higher leading the stock 600, in fact after kkr launched a takeover bid. the private equity group is offering 63 euros a share. that represents a 40% premium share prize. the media firm has agreed to the buyout and require a 20% acceptance from minority investors. the company that counts "rolling stone" and politico recently issued a profit warning and said adjust ed earnings next year significantly below this year's level. it's really interesting seeing how much is going on in the market space because of the threat from american side of things or because they're just chasing profit at all costs when you look at things like newspapers in terms of this particular deal what strikes me as interesting is the widow of the founder has signed up to it. >> they have a majority stake in the company. >> but as a personal thing the idea that you would hand over the keys to your husband's company, really emotional. >> she's still maintaining 43% stake in the company for me, a couple thing

police are now looking for bernard's 2002 silver honda odyssey which they believe is the key evidencee case. >>parents at a school in san francisco are really worried about the conditions that their kids are and when they go to class wayne avista horace manndschool in the mission district. >>looks nice on the outside but on the inside the parents tell a different story and they have photos to back them up rather droppings on the floors classrooms that are old and deteriorating. problems of broken toilets and a lot of the classes just are always dirty in general. >>i certainly wasn't aware that there were. >>sharp pieces jutting out of heaters that can her kids. i was know where they were tiles that were falling out of the ceiling. that meant entire classes had to be shut down for days on end kids are seeing the mice running along the floor and then there's this on sanitary staff. >>the san francisco school district to is prioritizing need that as the issues that are health related and also safety and sanitation at that school is being looked at. it's a 37. still ahead a rash of home b

. >> bernard, what does it mean for emmanuel macron, the great liberal hope of europe? in a paralyzed holding pattern, or can he aggressively continue to try to implement the vision that he campaigned on for a renewed france? >> i think that the result of this election is not so bad for macron. and even it is good, it is good for two reasons. number one because the far right did not get the success that they hoped. of course, they are ahead. but much less than they were hoping, number one. number two, it is clearer and more and more clear in france that they are not just to the right but worse. one example, the day of the result, the head of the marie le pen party went on screen of the biggest television in france, close to a neo-nazi, white supremacies, nostalgic of naziism on tv. and number three, which may be the more imperfect, in the next european parliament emmanuel macron will be in the position of the center. and i can tell you, fareed, i had the chance with ann apembaum and others to be hosted to lunch by mac reason two days before the election. and he did not

cornell bernard explains one thing everyone seems to agree on. >> are you ready to keep the blue wave rolling? >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi rallied the democratic troops. 5 thousand attendees and delegates that want to take back the white house. >> my first cry titeria is who beat trump and the second, who would give us the best president? >> reporter: more than a dozen democratic presidential hopefuls are here to prove they have what it takes to defeat the president. mayor pete says he has ideas. >> he wins if we look like defenders of the system. he looks if we look the same. >> reporter: she took took tookk further. kamala harris energized them with this. >> we need to begin impeachment proceedings and we need a new commander in chief. and we will make everyone who runs for federal office post their tax returns online. [ cheers ] >> reporter: political analysts say it's unclear which democrat will rise above the rest. >> while conventional wisdom might dictate that camilla hakas is in the head with a hometown representative, the field team is pretty wide open and i think

cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the story. cornell? >> reporter: dan, get ready for a campaign marathon starting this weekend. democrats running for president setting a course for the mosqueony center and the democrat convention. delegates are ready and they say bring on the candidates. >> the stage is set and the convention floor is getting one last polish. a blue wave of democrats is aout to roll in. >> we've never seen a party as energized. >> reporter: roger salazar said 3500 delegates will attend the california democratic convention and campaign signs are being unpacked for 14 candidates who are scheduled to speak. senators bernie sanders, kamala harris, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg just to name a few. >> this is start of the 2020 campaign season. we want to show again with california having the early primary in march, we think that california is going to have a huge role in who becomes the next president of the united states. >> reporter: more than a dozen presidential hopefuls set to speak. it is a lot. more than a brady

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live in san francisco, cornell bernard. >>> hey, hey, hey. >> a protester jumped on stage and tried to take over a move on.org debate. the forum's host intervened. she stepped off stage. the man was grabbed by security and escorted away. no word on who he was but as you see in the video, he was wearing a press badge. we'll have continuing coverage of the california democratic party convention coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. we'll hear from candidates including eric swallwell and pete buttigieg. >>> there's new details on friday's deadly attack. the 12 people were named who died. colleagues showed their photos and spoke about the lives they led. 11 of the 12 were veteran city employees. one was a contractor. four others were hurt. three of them remain in critical condition. the city's mayor praised heroism that likely saved many other lives. >> let me commend the officers, the people that ran into a building with active shooter shooting.45 caliber bullets and saved many people. >> the atf says the deceased gunman identified as 40-year-old dwayne craddock post the pistols. he was employ

through the market will bear the smith is our correspondent following events for us in west jerusalem bernard we know it's not the unity to talk for talking saying but no one really is addressing the fundamental point that there is a lack of senior palestinian and israeli officials really to give the conference room the proposals that the cushion or wants the credibility that he wants for this particular event. i think we certainly understand that initially the hope was by john cushion of the white house that there would be israeli officials at this conference but pressure from the palestinian leadership on arab states and gulf states that they then put on the white house stop those israelis being invited to the palestinians pleased in a way that that didn't happen but of course palestinians not pleased at all the conference is going ahead who sums on lot of senior palestinian official he's a centrally set up to day one he said look the idea is that this is a real estate deal with israel getting the property and the palestinians getting the cash but the problem is that palestine is not for sa

object to be speaking how much of an overlap is there between what we're seeing in duchenne bay that bernard smith was reporting on that the comments from n.b.s. what's going on now across the border from yemen into saudi arabia and what's happened in the gulf of oman well i think there are clear linkages between those events i think the real question is how tight and how significant are those linkages with respect to iranian government involvement in complicity my own evaluation is that iran was responsible for the attacks on thursday on the the 2 oil tankers iran does have a rule that it's playing in yemen but i would point out you ronnie an involvement in yemen is grossly exaggerated by the united states and by saudi arabia and its regional allies so the connections are all there it's really a question of you know how tight in how substantial those connections are is the provenance or the origin of all those connections as simplistic not editorializing as simplistic as mr pump aoe seems to believe it is because he wants to point all the arrows at tehran. that's correct you know if you act

. >> cornell bernard i live in pirasburg with the story. >> reporter: new jobs are coming to this area. somebody has to build these new trains and riders say they can't come online fast enough. >> there is no doubt the fleet of train cars are not what they used to be. >> oh, they're filthy. >> hot. very, very hot. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says hang in there. new train cars like these are on the way. >> they have access for everyone. three doors on each side. they're air conditioned. it works beautifully. >> today i'm pleased to announce that we'll be transferring this work to california. >> reporter: bombardier transportation, building the fleet of the future, is moving the manufacturing plan to piratesburg. 7500 new cars will be assembled inside this warehouse. >> we've begun preparing the site and expect to be working on the first cars for b.a.r.t. in september. >> bombardier says the plan will hire 50 new employees and more jobs could follow. >> bringing jobs is a novel concept to east county. normally we have to participate elsewhere in our work force and go and travel. sometimes hour