he drew on a wide range of subjects and he drew a lot of different people. he often gave his cartoons away to the people he drew. so, there are many collections around the country that have his cartoons. he gave a collection to the library of congress in 1945, about 1200 cartoons. that was the largest collection until the 1990's when berryman's daughter passed away, and when they were cleaning out her house and preparing possessions for auction, they discovered thousands of pen and ink drawings in the basement in garbage bags. if they were almost thrown out as trash. they were going to put them up for auction, but the foundation got wind of the sale. a lot of the cartoons deal with congress, so they decided to purchase the collection and senatethem to the u.s. on behalf of former majority leader mike stanfield. the idea was they would become senate records and then become part of the official senate collection in the archives, which they are today. 2400 ofection has about berryman's cartoons. when the collection first came to us in the early 1990's, we spent

let's go back out live to drew smith live in center city. there was some damage we saw earlier today. >> reporter: yeah. if you're a hotel guest at the ritz carlton, you're going to be up tonight because they have to clean up this awning out front. some people are on top. i believe he got some video of what was going on. a lot of people were trying to climb on to things. they got some big awning. when there are many people on the structure. you can't get into this part of the ritz carlton hotel. trying to get that down. it got pretty crumpled. they got the street sweepers out here. it is going pretty quickly. you can see the road, it is starting to get a little clearer. >> we talked about the awning there. we have sustain video. they came crashing down and pretty scary to see that. >> it looks like at least a dozen people on that awning. it collapsed below their seats. >> when you look at the damage, it's metal. you can see they're trying to saw it apart. it is not a structure that's meant to hold people. there's some damage. they're looking

meteorologist drew tuma is here. drew. >>> in store for a chilly night tonight. and then we will track breezy conditions for thursday. here we go. lows tonight a lot of 30s. from fremont down to antioch. a couple spots in the north bay dropping into the 20s under clear skies. winds right now, pretty breezy in spots, between 20 and 24-mile-per-hour from half moon over to fairfield. the future tracker with wind gusts show tomorrow morning still that way across parts of the region where the wind potentially close to 30-mile-per-hour through fairfield. elsewhere you can see 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds. that wind will relax a little bit thursday afternoon. but still you can see the north breeze pretty much in from 10 to 20 piper. the 12 hour planner through thursday. it's a nice looking day. a lot of sunshine. we have the wind in the morning. that kind of slackens a bit throughout the afternoon. temperatures starting out in the 30s. but by 4:00 we manage to recover nicely in most areas back to the 60s. highs on thursday, 65 in santa rosa. 67 for san jose. about 66 in

smith with a parade recap, drew. day philadelphians will never forget. >>> yeah, jackelyn. this was not a dream. this actually happened. a huge celebration right here with the eagles making a promise to their beloved fans. >> hungry dogs run faster and that's it. >> reporter: a celebration worth waiting a lifetime for. >> man, everybody been waiting on everybody for so long. >> reporter: eagles' fans above, below and everywhere in between spraying champagne, hanging out windows and crowding on to rooftops. >> it surpasses anything i could imagine and just doing it in this city, something really special. >> reporter: the birds perched on top of buses and sometimes on bicycles. >> i love this city, man. i'm in love with this city, man. >> this is insane. this is crazy. i love it. >> this historic moment not lost on anyone. >> i'm going to remember this the rest of my life. >> reporter: drenched in green, this was an enormous crowd. >> man, y'all know how to party. >> reporter: fans hulled from the steps to the ben fran

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meteorologist drew tuma is nice. might as well enjoy this while it lasts. >> i was chatting with sandhya patel. we would like the rain but it's not bad out there. temperatures after being in the 60s and 70s, we have only fallen back to the 50s for the most part. a lot of the numbers on the screen currently are some of the typical average afternoon highs this time of the year. 57 for fremont. 56 in san francisco. that number in concord coming in at 54 degrees. live doppler 7 along with satellite clear picture. lots of sunshine today. high clouds now. all the action we want the rain well to the north in seattle right now. as we get you out the door tomorrow morning it's mainly clear thursday. mainly the fog around the dealt an that's about it. not cold as it should be this time of year. upper 30s to mid-40s. we're tracking the potential for even record warmth in the coming days. we'll detail that in a few minutes. >> drew, thanks much. >>> officials at oak grove high school in san jose say they have fierds a soccer coa

they also drew on enlightenment ideas in a variety of forms and expressions. and i have locke and mont askew. they also drew on republican traditions both ancient and modern, and i have representing this and, again, there are many other figures that we could illustrate this with, but i have here cicero and mock velly both from the an chents as well as for more modern thinkers. now, the thesis that i advance in my book is this. both the hebrew and christian biblical traditions must be studied alongside these other perspectives if we want to truly understand the ideas that shape, that inspired the founding of the american constitution republican and our great experiment in republican self-government and liberty under now law. i'm speaking of the bic blikal contrac traditions. and i'm speaking with the christian tradition. and i've shown that here. but also they're drawing on protestant ideas. and particularly influential we have john calvin. again, we could illustrate each of these points with oth ore figures, b -- other figures but there's a variety of perspect

. >> we check in with nbc 10 drew smith.w, you were showing us a little earlier this morning some of the damage you have been finding not too far from city hall, right? >> reporter: yeah. some fans are still chanting, running around, yelling. we wanted to chat with friends up here. unfortunately, some guys knocked over all the potted plants all the way down broad street here. they were telling us that's not what represents eagles fans on the whole because eagles fans came by and righted every single one of these. that is the sentiment we are seei seeing. they have been hard at work tonight. they are making their way down side streets. there was quite a bit of trash on this street as well. they want to try to get as many as they can cleaned up for the morning commute. eagles fans came up, realized the people were jerks, and took a hand at cleaning some of that up. that is the spirit we have seen throughout the whole city. there's been so much joy, so much fun. a great little restaurant where we were at, they served a late nig

the records are safe in livermore 78 drew degrees.ccuweather seven-day forecast let's plan the next seven days. tomorrow records likely. you see inland approaching the 80 degree mark. that's where we think we see a couple of cities hit record highs. by thursday it's still warm around there. but by friday we start to see minor cooling beginning happening along the coast first. saturday and sunday which help kind of move out some heat. by monday and tuesday it's a little change of temperatures getting close to average back into the 60s. >> very good. okay, thanks. >> up next an incredible err fare deal what it costs to get fare deal what it costs to get to roman back baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare

. >> thanks, drew. cornell before noord spent the day with folks enjoying the warm weather. >> he is a professional journalist. that's why he's standing right there at chrissy field. >> reporter: drew just told me that san francisco now tying miami for high temperatures today. pretty incredible. pardon the sun glass glasses. it is very bright out here. check it out. what a gorgeous day. folks still here at crissy field enjoying the sunshine. golden gate bridge in the background. in fact, folks all across the bay area doing the very same thing today. oh, the dog days of winter. wait, this is february, right? >> this is amazing. it feels like the start of spring/summer. it's so exciting. you can see the dogs are so excited. >> reporter: point easy isabel was the place to be for dogs and dog lovers on this summer like day. just enough breeze to fly a kite or chill out by the water. >> ridiculously hot for february. overdressed. >> reporter: the marin rowing club was giving it their all in a parking lot. a

we have a preview coming up. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are in store for a cold night and then tracking two storms ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com >>> a german shepherd shot tree times while protecting his teenage owner from home invasion robbers is improving after surgery. he had a successful procedure to fix a bone in the left leg and wounded in the neck and right hind leg. the 16-year-old hid in the closet and called 911 when the robbers broke in. but rex bit a robber and shot afterwards. >> they didn't hesitate shooting rex, didn't hold back on anything. if rex wasn't there they would have opened the door and saw me in there. >> the robbers ran away after the shooting. rex will spend the weekend at the vet getting better mp his owner credits rex with saving his life. >> wow! . we should point out des moines. >> former midwestener but the weather here is better than back there. let's check in with drew. >>> we have the cold air w

. >> a milestone day for drew, i go one on one with the flyers captain and it's all-star weekend for sixers star joel embiid trust the process, sports sunday starts now. ♪ this is action news sports sunday sponsored by audi. ♪ hello and welcome into action news sports sunday i'm jamie apody two weeks ago the eagles won and the clear water where the phillies are getting set for a workout tomorrow and bragging about them down there and you can take a lot from what doug pederson and the eagles were able to domainly making the team believe they can be better than people think and kapler had a bounding on the eve of their workout and his first spring training and his first chance to make an impact and hammer home his message to these guys and that message is this. >> ultimately the message is we can win, right, and it's not like a delusionel statement we did not watch what happened last year at various points. it's more like i said we all take small step forward, we all get a little bit better, we all develop just enough where we surprise people. i don't think there has to be any like maj

one last check on the weather let's go to meteorologist drew tuma. sunny here. >>> everybodies gets what we want. except us we want the storm but they're north of the region. once again tomorrow in records watch eighth day in a row of record highs. this is the reason why we're warm tomorrow. mild right now, at 65 in san francisco. 62 in san jose. 63 in slal owe. the coldest spot in half moon coming in the upper 40s. plenty of stars out there tonight. patchy fog through the delta. most of us drop into the 40s, a couple of spots in the north bay will drop to the 30s. 12-hour planner on thursday, similar to today. nothing but sunshine with the sunup here at 7 in the morning. warmth continues by 4:00 from the coast to the bay and inland. we're back into the 70s. sew highs on thursday, 71 in san francisco. about 72, the high in oakland. 75 in san jose. the records tomorrow in the upper 70s. that's what we're in record territory. antioch checking in temperatures tomorrow afternoon of about 74 degrees. the warmth remains on the accuweather seven-day forecas

abc 7 news meteorologist drew team may joining us now. drew, we're talking about some areas hitting near, even brother freeze is. >> starting off the weekend with really comfortable, mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s. but tomorrow a drastically different forecast. out there right now, enjoy it, soak it in. it's 60 in oakland. 66 in san jose. 70 right now in concord. but what will bring about the change, some very blustery winds. future tracker wind gusts, tomorrow morning between 10 and 20 miles per hour. in the evening winds begin to gust over 30 miles per hour. those north winds are bringing in much cooler air, windchills tomorrow evening in the 30s and there is the chance with this cold front for a sprinkle, a little bit of snow in our highest elevations. we'll go hour by hour on future weather coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> get the winter coats out. >>> cold weather is expected to bring a few inches of snow over the mountains sunday and monday. the national weather service posted the man you see here on facebook. you see

let's get a check now with meteorologist drew tuma for the latest on our frigid forecast. >> yeah, we're tracking temperatures that continue to drop. the winds continue to crank. it just continues to bring the colder air in from canada. right now wind, you can see gusting to 33 miles per hour at sfo, 17 san carlos, 30 that current gust in san jose. livermore current wind gust of 25 miles per hour. as this cold front moves through, live doppler 7 showing you we have some showers along the coast that may try and touch off a sprinkle and even a snow flake in the santa cruz mountains. it's for that fact a winter weather advisory goes into effect at midnight tonight whereas much as 2 to 4 inches of snow is possible at a thousand feet. delays are possible on state route 9, 17 and 35. what to expect those north winds continue, lows will drop into the 20s and 30s and overnight is a chance of coastal shower and flurries flying in the santa cruz mountains. tomorrow night colder than tonight. we'll have the forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> all right, drew, thank you. >> mostly moderate climate w

drew? >> what a difference 24 hours makes. it is certainly feeling like winter again and live doppler 7 tracking wintry precipitation to get you down to street level. live doppler 7 to the north we go. around ukiah, and there's a chance of a few flurries flying in that part of the woods. to the south we go. the santa cruz mountains, light showers being picked up on live doppler 7, and there is the chance as well in the south bay, around mt. hamilton. we could see a few snow flakes flying right now. it's all an indication of the colder air mass that has settled overhead. look at these winds gusting over 30 miles per hour across much of the region, and that's pulling in some very cold air. in fact, a winter weather advisory is in effect starting at midnight tonight for the santa cruz mountains where we could see above 1,000 feet and perhaps two to four inches of snow and that means delays are possible taking highway 917 or 35 tomorrow morning. we'll take a much closer look at the winter weather and even colder weather moves in t

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meteorologist drew tuma has live doppler 7. finally. >>> we'll see a couple of showers isolated in nature. but the chance is there. also the fourth day in a row temperatures in the afternoon struggle to make it out of the 50s. right now, where we sit, most spots are cool in the 40s at this hour. but cooler air is about to move in once again. live doppler 7 along with satellite, quiet overhead at the current hour. but we look to the north and this is our next storm system sinking south and bring gusty winds and the chance of a wintry mix on thursday. what to expect overnight tonight, the winds are going to steadily increase out of the northwest gusting never from 15 to 30-mile-per-hour even higher gusts on the hill tops to expect the winds gusting over 30-mile-per-hour at times. when you factor in the wind and also the cold air we have overhead tomorrow morning as you step out wsh qb the wind chills will be cold. 20s to mid-30s. the winter weather gear needed. and potentially the brel pl. we'll team out the chance of rain in a f

drew tuma is here with a different forecast. we're not making snowballs any time soon. >> no. we should be much colder than we had been the last couple of days. records set, the fifth day in a row, san francisco to san jose to gilroy. all setting new records in the upper 70s. in fact, the first five days of february have been well above their average highs for this time of the year. anywhere from 12 to 18 degrees above where we should be in the afternoon. typically we should top out only around 59 to 60 degrees. but we're well above that. where we sit right now, we're still in the 60s from vallejo over into brentwood through fremont and mountain view. elsewhere in the 50s. future tracker temperatures once again, we're going to have another morning where we're warming, 11:00 tuesday morning already back into the 70s. take a look at how warm we get tomorrow afternoon coming up in the accuweather forecast. >>> developing news now from colorado. a sheriff's deputy has been shot to death and three other law enforcement officers injured. they were investigating a stolen car in color

meteorologist drew tuma is here with live doppler 7. >> winter winds are whipping up again. a live look from our east bay hills camera as winds keep us on the cool side. 40s and 50s. 43 novato. 48 fremont. 58 concord. live more 53 degrees. future tracker wind gusts early tomorrow morning, the winds especially in the north bay, above 30 miles per hour. that will continue by much of the morning hour. by 6:00 in the morning winds active through the delta, 20 to 30 miles per hour. it will be a chilly and windy night for some. here's the call from accuweather, 30s on the board. but this constitute weather is not going to linger long. we'll detail a warmup with the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >>> president trump rolled out a white house budget that includes some deep cuts to some federal agencies and more money for the military. the plan cuts funds to health assistance and foreign aid, along with housing programs. it also slashes state grants for education, the environment, and community redevelopment. the military, as well as $18 billion for the wall. it also incl

reporter: michael speech drew just over -- merkel's speech drew just over four minutes of's -- of applause. many will interpret it as dissatisfaction for the chancellor. >> this result is not at all what we were hoping for. we all fought hard and were all disappointed beard we all want to do better next time -- disappointed. we all want to do better next time. brent: another coalition with the spd will do little to improve the situation. >> the chancellor has moved to placate her opponents. reporter: half of all her cognitive posts will be -- cabinet post will be filled by women. facing the critics will be the tasks of the general secretary. she promised to restore the parties pressed each -- prestige. >> for this i ask for your trust. reporter: her speech by contrast drew enthusiastic applause. outgoing interior minister and health minister. the message to party leader was clear. the party may follow her but it is not quite convinced. brent: with angela merkel making clear moves to revive her party possibly for the most merkel area -- era, today's report from the cdu conference. reporter:

drew savage, bbc news.thrilling 37—27 victory over wales at the aviva stadium. wales had narrowed ireland's lead to just three points but jacob stockdale's intereception try put even a losing bonus point out of wales' reach. ireland top the table with three wins out of three, ahead of england and scotland who each have two victories. west bromwich albion' players were booed off after their latest defeat to huddersfield that leaves them rooted to the bottom of the premier league. west brom are now six points adrift of second from bottom stoke, who earlier drew at leicester. swansea drop into the relegation zone after losing 4—1 at brighton. liverpool move up to second after a 4—1 victory over west ham. elsewhere, watford beat everton, while the matches between bournemouth and newcastle, and burnley and southampton were both drawn. in the scottish premiership, rangers narrowed the gap on leaders celtic to six points after a 2—0 win at home to hearts. celtic play aberdeen tomorrow. elsewhere there were wins fo

i-i -- drew wants to do this alone, and i don't want to go behind his back.n't share the information, and i understand that you like working with sonny and spinelli better, and drew likes working with me. and i wish the two of you could find a way to treat each other like brothers, but... we both know that -- that's not gonna happen any time soon. [ sighs ] no, i-i guess not. we're danny's parents, and that's never gonna change. ♪ but outside of that, i don't think we'll be seeing much more of each other. take care. uh, okay. you too. ♪ uh, you know, if you need me, you know where to find me. ♪ i know. ♪ ♪ [ sighs ] before we get down to business, there's something you should know. okay. your brother came to see me today. what did he want? same thing as you -- answers about faison. why would jason come to you for answers about faison? i have no idea. i've never laid eyes on faison before that night. mm. i, uh -- i cleared my schedule. how come? well, i took your advice, and i went to see dr. kevin collins and had a session. you did? i did. good for you. so, h

. >> drew tuma with a forest forecasts. >>> temperatures about where she should be but the warmer weather on the way. >>> and problems in new orleans tonight. not far from mardi gras celebrat you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> shootings are spoiling mardi gras separations. the new orleans police department is investigating shootings with six people died. two of the victims were shot about a two miles from the celebrations but a third shot near a parade. tens of thousands of revellers are crowded on the streets tonight as as mardi gras caps the carnival season. new orleans is marking three hundred years since the city was founded. >>> abc 7 news learned that the family of a young man shot to death last august will sue the city and the police department claiming negligence because the gun used was from an officer. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has a story only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: able was shot to death in august. at 26th street just a block from his home. >> he gotten off work. it

meteorologist drew tuma is here. we saw it all today. >> we saw everything, from rain to hail to snow to rainbows, a few showers still lingering at this hour. live doppler 7 showing you we had a couple of showers in the south bay earlier that had a little bit of snow. the white you see in mt. hamilton, snowflakes, light showers exiting san jose at this hour. light sprinkles daly city through san bruno, working south of oakland, even upstream toward nap park vallejo, concord, some light sprinkles. that's about it. the activity will be diminishing over the next hour or so. we certainly saw our fair share of hail from santa rosa to less sant hill. stone reports seeing pea-sized hail. fairfield, a lightning strike. mt. hamilton, it's cold enough to have a dusting of snow earlier this morning. a wind advisory is now in effect for the hills in the north bay. the areas you see shaded in yellow, we could see gusts up to 50 miles per hour. winds are bringing in cold air once again. look at these numbers. already into the 30s

they also drew on enlightenment ideas in a variety of forms and expressions, and just as representative examples here, i have lock and montesque. i have representing this, again there are many other figures we could illustrate this with, but i have here cicero and machiavelli, both from ancients and modern thinkers. the thesis i advance in my book is this, both that he break and christian biblical traditions must be studied alongside these other prospectives if we want to truly understand the ideas that shape, that inspired the founding of the american constitutional republic, and our great experiment in republican self-government and liberty under law. i'm speaking here of course of the biblical traditions as we find in the hebrew scriptures, also speaking more broadly about that christian tradition, and here i have illustrated this with a depiction of the apostle paul. but also in the american experience they're drawing on protestant articulations of political ideas. and particularly influential, we have john calvin. we could ill straight eaustrate these points with other figures. but

. >> yeah, right away, let's goat meteorologist, drew t tuma, for rest of the week. >> a 1-2 punch with mother nature. cooler air finally making it feel like winter. we had peak wind gusts across the region. they were whipping 41 miles per hour in livermore. from oakland, ne vado, san francisco, san jose, 30 to 38 mile per hour wind gusts. winds are backing off tonight. but you do notice winds are gusty. 6:00 tomorrow morning, breezy along coast and into the afternoon. not as windy as we were today. but still the winds will be gusting anywhere interest 10 to 20 miles per hour. that will continue the cooler air for another day. we will continue forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> thank you, drew. >>> two people, one suffering life threatening injuries, one sent to the hospital after a construction fence fell on them in san francisco. it happened between valencia and san jose. the fence is around a condo under construction. the fence fell on a 68-year-old man and he suffered a traumatic brain injury. >> the man had blood on his chest. it looked like something fell on top of him and there

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drew, i'm going to begin with you. good evening to you. you have new reporting tonight about the police calls made to the alleged gunman's home. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the more we learn, the more rerealize just a life what this kid, this shooter was living. we got records tonight from broward county sheriff of all the times the police went to this family's home over the past several years and it is extensive, don. we have records that show 39 times police were called to this one particular home where the shooter lived with his family since 2010. the calls as delineated by the records are for things like mentally ill person, domestic disturbance, many 911 hang up calls, a child elderly abuse call. some for missing person calls. these are year after year, weekend after weekend, according to the neighbors, of the police interacting with this family, with this shooter's family. of course we don't have the records behind this list so we don't know why all of these calls were being made, but obviously this family had a lot of interac

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i'll make sure to take that down. >> just like drew tuma. >> how did you know? right. we'll see cool temperatures tonight. even colder temperatures tomorrow night. overnight 30s and 40s. chilly but not bitterly cold quite yet. with a mixture of stars and clouds out there. tomorrow two things you'll notice. it's cooler in the 50s and it's windy. those winds are going to be gusting over 30 miles per hour at times. that wind chill by 8:00 with that wind it's going to feel like the 30s across the board. even colder wind chills in that early monday morning with 20s and low 30s. it's going to be returned to more winter-like conditions. blustery and chilly sunday. that continues through wednesday. and then temps bounce back to average friday and one week from today next saturday. >> i think that's more like hot chocolate weather. >> that sounds delicious. >> with some marshmallows. drew, thanks. >> a little basketball here. >> gin martinis. >> to basketball. >> all right. golden state warriors enjoy their week off during the all-star break. you can take in a santa cruz

drew? >> earlier this afternoon we set records, in fact, 11.hs across the board into the 70s, if not the lower 80s. santa rosa, oakland, mayor's office at field, san jose, all setting or tying records today. temperature wise out there right now, still hanging onto a lot of that warmth. it's a mixed bag of 50s and 60s at this hour. future tracker temperatures will show you tomorrow morning by 11:00 we already have spots into the 70s once again. another warm afternoon is on the way. w'll look at the numbers, how warm we get tomorrow and how long this warmth could potentially last in the accuweather forecast, eric. >> thank you. keep track of the heat where you live with the abc7 accuweather app and monitor as you go. >>> chp will be in force ready for the drunk and impaired drivers. they are coming off a successful zero tolerance campaign from january 22nd to january 31st, officers made 307 dui arrests. enforcement came after three bay area chp officers were hit by suspected impaired drivers. >>> south san francisco police were on the look out fo

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drew tuma has more. how cool. >> right now all surf a light jacket. but this time tomorrow the find winter coat, hat, gloves, skafb becawinter winds will bring colder air tomorrow evening. out there right now we have a mixed bag of 50s and 60s. 69 in vallejo, 55 in oakland. a comfortable 63 in fremont and half moon bay at 52. but a dramatic difference for the second half of the weekend. north winds will be gusting near 40-mile-per-hour. that trags in colder air and tomorrow evening wind chill, how it feels out there, it's feeling like the 30s. and there is the chance as the front moves through a sprinkle could pop up, even flurries on the hill tops. we'll talk about it hour by hour with the accuweather forecast. >> what a change, drew, thanks. >>> police say say an 80-year-old man crashed into a little sess ars in fremont. it pinned a customer who had serious but non-life threatening injuries. the damage to the building was significant but not structural. >>> a manhunt for a gunman ended with a shootout in frist. police tracked him down and killing on

the president's tweets about florida and russia drew bipartisan condemnation. democratic congressman rubin gallego tweeting, children are being buried today, could you please act presidential at least on their behalf? you really have no shame." the president seemed fixated on the russia investigation. in one of many tweets saying, if it was the goal of russia to create discord, disruption, and chaos within the u.s., then they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. they are laughing their asses off in moscow." the president has repeatedly raised doubts about russia's involvement, but in one of his 20 tweets this weekend, he denied that, pointing to this moment from the campaign. >> it could be russia, it could also be china, could also be lots of other people. could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds. >> reporter: even now, rather than calling out vladimir putin, the president today is slamming democrats, tweeting, "obama was president up to and beyond the 2016 election, so why didn't he do something about russian meddling?" in fact, pr

again, the founders drew on diverse perspectives and they come from diverse theological backgrounds. some doubted christianity's transcended claims and doubted the bible's divine origins. i suggest many look to the scripture for insight into human nature, civic virtue, social order, political authority, and other ideas that are going to be absolutely essential in creating a new polity, creating a new political order. perhaps most important there was broad agreement that the bible was essential for nurturing the civic virtues that give citizens the capacity for self-government. in various conventions and representative assemblies of the age as well as pamphlets, political sermons, founders appealed to the bible for principals, precedents, models, normative standards to define their community and order their political experience. let me suggest some specific ways, several specific ways in which the founders drew in scripture in framing an american constitutional tradition. i want to suggest three different ways in which this and list takes place. first, general theological or forminal

when they say drew, what can you do? it's not what i can do, it's what you can do. it's what the community can do for the race of peace. >> meetings are held all across the delaware valley. the committee is made up of law enforcement, clergy, local lawmakers and residents working together to strengthen the

drew tuma has more. how cool. >> right now all surf a light jacket. but this time tomorrow the find winter coat, hat, gloves, skafb because winter winds will bring colder air tomorrow evening. out there right now we have a mixed bag of 50s and 60s. 69 in vallejo, 55 in oakland. a comfortable 63 in fremont and half moon bay at 52. but a dramatic difference for the second half of the weekend. north winds will be gusting near 40-mile-per-hour. that trags in colder air and tomorrow evening wind chill, how it feels out there, it's feeling like the 30s. and there is the chance as the front moves through a sprinkle could pop up, even flurries on the hill tops. we'll talk about it hour by hour with the accuweather forecast. >> what a change, drew, thanks. >>> police say say an 80-year-old man crashed into a little sess ars in fremont. it pinned a customer who had serious but non-life threatening injuries. the damage to the building was significant but not structural. >>> a manhunt for a gunman ended with a shootout in frist. police tracked him down and killin

abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the look ahead. hey, drew. >> hey, dion. nine cities set records today. what a warm start to the weekend. well into the 70s. some 20 degrees above normal for this time of the year. highs today, san francisco, oakland, san jose, santa, ukiah, half moon bay, all set new records today. other spots, hayward 81 today. 84 was the high in cloverdale. some of that heat we're still holding on to it right now. it's only 63 right now in san francisco, 60 in san jose. if we can check our temperatures tomorrow morning it's going toub a warm sought. a lot of spots already in the 50s by 7:00 in the morning and before lunchtime we're heading toward 70 degrees already. and likely records will be broken once again on our sunday. we'll take a look at that and how long this warm weather sticks around. that full accuweather forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> all right, drew, thank you. not people across the bay area took advantage of the record heat. san francisco's chrissy field was packed today. at about 55 degrees the water was too cold for

drew savage, bbc news.f games where we were doing well and we didn't have luck. today, playing a good game and giving everything we were lucky in the end, because they were attacking and we were having to defend in the last ten minutes with everything. so i think we were a little lucky but i think we deserved it because the way we were playing and the way we were working during the whole game. we could be here ten hours and we wouldn't score a goal, but i also want to say, because i think it is fair to say, that newcastle played and defended with their lives their clean sheet. they scored, and in that moment they just thought they would give their lives and we will defend with everything, plus the gods of football were clearly on their side. but i think they must have an amazing feeling, which is the feeling that they gave absolutely everything, to have that luck on their side. and an amazing feeling for mohamed salah, who was on the scoresheet once again as liverpool moved up to third in the table with a c

abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma is here to tell us how long these winds are going to last. drew. >> a cold front is moving through the entire region as we speak, and this is why the winds have picked up so quickly today. outside we go. a live look from the rooftop stadium at the embarcadero atop the pier. look at the wind gusts. 32 miles per hour in san francisco and 23 right now in moup vanview a-- -- -- -- -- - i this is where we should be this time of year. finally back to reality in terms of our temperatures. however, the winds will be with us through the evening. future tracking wind gusts showing you later on this evening still rather breezy as we go into the early morning hours on monday. the winds not as widespread and still along the coast and it will remain rather breeze and the winds will continue to bring the cooler temperatures in and i'll have the full accuweather forecast. >> another live look outside at the conditions. this is from our explortorium cam. you can see two flags just waving around in the winds there. can you see track of the weak weather where y

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again, the founders drew on diverse perspectives and they come from diverse theological backgrounds. some doubted christianity's transcendent claims and doubted the bible's divine origins. i suggest many look to the scripture for insight into human nature, civic virtue, social order, political authority, and other ideas that are going to be absolutely essential in creating a new polity, creating a new political order. perhaps most important there was broad agreement that the bible was essential for nurturing the civic virtues that give citizens the capacity for the capacity -- the capacity for self-government. in various conventions and representative assemblies of the age as well as pamphlets, political sermons, founders appealed to the bible for principals, precedents, models, normative standards to define their community and order their political experience. -- order their political experiments. let me suggest some specific ways, several specific ways in which the founders drew in -- on scripture in framing an american constitutional tradition. i want to suggest three different wa

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shanghai and sydney fc drew 2—2. shanghai and sydney fc drew 2—2.efore luke wilshere and the captain made it 2—1 to the visitors. all goals were scored in the first half. a second made it 2—2. sydney fc are at the bottom after two matches. day 12 of the olympics saw seven gold medals handed out in pyeongchang. only one came from a woman who described herself as a samurai. sofia goggia is the first italian woman to get the gold. she met herfriend, italian woman to get the gold. she met her friend, lindsey vonn, italian woman to get the gold. she met herfriend, lindsey vonn, who had to get bronze. the action. was this the last olympic pariah for lindsey vonn? —— hurrah. she wanted gold. but unfortunately, she was trailing in the wake of sofia goggia, eight years herjunior. the rugged hills of norway. she hinted this could be it. every single time iamon this could be it. every single time i am on the mountain i had so much fun. i wish my body was a little bit younger because i still have the same enthusiasm for the sport that i had when i was a kid. bu

you heard drew griffin reporting about it.ut yet, wes, he was allowed to get a gun. >> of course because, again, he did not tournl -- and obviously there are things we don't know. we don't have the police reports from all of the police contacts. to your knowledge, so far, the first crime committed was when he walked in the school with a gun. short of that we are -- to your knowledge he had own the guns and purchased them legally. what was law enforcement to do? right. >> it's again, not illegal to have mental health issues. in fact we operate within a system where there are real deficiencies in terms of availability of treatment and we see this time and time again. >> if people have mental health issues should people be allowed to get their hands on a gun? what can we do in the interim to dpig it out as before it has been a adjudicated pl oliver, i want -- there is a new picture of the shooter instagram pages, showing him wearing a manga hat. what have you learned about political views and leanings tonight? >> right there is t

you heard drew griffin reporting about it. but yet, wes, he was allowed to get a gun. >> of course, because again, he did not -- to your knowledge, and obviously there are things we don't know. we don't have the police reports from all of the police contacts. but to our knowledge, so far, the first crime this young man committed was when he walked into the school with a gun. short of that, to our knowledge, he'd owned these guns, purchased these guns legally. what was law enforcement to do? again, it was not illegal to have mental health issues. in fact, we operate within a system where there are real deficiencies in terms of the availability of treatment, the availability of care. we've seen this time and time again. >> if people have mental health issues should people be allowed to get their hands on a gun? what can we do in the interim to figure it out before it is adjudicated, as has been mentioned so many times on the air today, how do you keep them from doing it? there's a new picture of the shooter's instagram page that