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dwight clark!... it's a madhouse at candlestick... dwight cl;ark stand 6-foot-4... he stands about 10-feet tall in this crownd's estimation!"> estimation!"> "the catch" certainly the most iconic sports moment in bay area history... and arguably nfl history... beat the rival cowboys in the 1982 nfc championship game...sending the 49ers to the super bowl.. where they beat cincinnati to win their first bowl titles last october dwight clark was honored at levi's stadium... as he publically said goodbye to the ers faithfull... almost 30 members of the niners 1981 super bowl team were there... including joe montana... and even some... like steve young... who weren't on that team.. were also in attendance... clark... a two- time super bowl champion... two-time all-pro... was already is suffering from a-l-s... which he announced back in may his former teammates were decked out in clark's familiar number-87 jersey... they d a team reunion before the game... and a special cerimony on the field for clark at halftime... who sat up in a box with former 49ers owner... eddie debar

and how much it meant to dwight.>> reporter: anyone who knew right, -- dwight, knew what a people person he was. he loved to be surrounded by his former teammates. believe me, this was not a thing where he had to twist anyone's arm. despite his disease, he was always up beat. he loved to share the stories. and love to be surrounded by the love of his teammates and people who loved him. it was not all teammates, it was people from the front office and immediate people. he had that bond. i did the 49ers show, the point after for several years. and knew him and traveled with him. and got to know him away from the football field. he had that magnetic personality. that others are drawn to. because he was always up beat and had a smile. the thing that got me about dwight's weather walking through the airport going into a stadium, was how many times he had heard about the catch. and where the person was when the catch was made what it meant to them. he always -- acted like it was the first time he heard the story. he had a broad grin and never shortchanged anybody. he was always so obliged to s

dwight clark!e vazquez, kpix 5. >> dwight clark dead at 61, survived by his wife and three children. joe vazquez, kpix5. >> dwight clark's wife kelly broke the news on twitter saying, "i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed away peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most." and this tonight from former teammate joe montana, " we're grateful for the decades of love and friendship we shared." >> another former 49er dan bunns won two super bowls with clark. he got emotional tonight remembering his teammate and friend. >> you know it's coming, but you don't want to believe it. a-l-s >> the 49ers had this to say tonight. "the strength, perseverance and grace with which he battled als will long serve as an inspiration to so many. dwight will always carry a special place in our hearts." >> when he announced that he had als, clark said that he didn't know for sure if football caused it, but he certainly suspected it did. kpix5's christin ayers has

dwight clark! >> dwight clark was involved in the most famous moment in 49er history known simply as the catch. in january of 1982 he caught a touchdown pass from joe montana. they beat the dallas cowboys and sent the 9ers to their first super bowl. clark played nine seasons as a wide receiver for the 49ers, made it to the pro bowl twice, led the nfl in receptions in 1982, the season after the catch. clark won two super bowls as a player, three more as a team executive as he worked in the 49ers front office from 1990 to 1998. >> we have several reports on clark's passing. first kpix5's maria medina joins us from 49ers headquarters in santa clara. maria? >> reporter: ag here at levi stadium to half mast. they've also dedicated that digital billboard that we're zooming into to dwight clark and just moment ago we heard from the team. they released a statement saying in part, " the san francisco 49ers family has suffered a tremendous loss today with the passing of dwight clark. the strength, perseveran

rest in peace, dwight clark." we'll have more reaction coming into dwight clark's passing ahead at 6:00. we'll go live to team headquarters and have more from people who played with him. >>> other news tonight, the deadline has arrived and the scooters have disappeared. san francisco streets suddenly are free of what some see as a two-wheel nuisance. kpix5's susie steimle on the streets checking compliance with the newly imposed scooter ban. susie? >> reporter: allen, we are standing along the embarcadero and if you've been out here over the past couple of months, it would be difficult to stand hear for about 10 minutes without dozens of dockless scooters whizzing by, but today they are nowhere in sight. the streets and sidewalks of san francisco may seem a little quieter today. that's because they're officially devoid of dockless scooters. they could come back, but they need a city permit first. >> the application for the permit requires these companies to insure that their users are following the law the way it'

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dwight clark. >>> it was a catch that started the football dynasty, 49er great, dwight clark died today, less than two years of dealing >> alsis the most degenerative disease that robs people of the ability to speak, move, follow, >> montana to clark, it was the biggest play in 49er history. >>> bright clark live to be 61 years old. his wife while -- wrote on his twitter page she lost her best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by people he loved most. i'm thankful for dwight's friends, teammates, and 49er fans who supported him during his battle with als. kelly clark. >> you knew him professionally and personally. >> it struck me sing those bold letters, dwight clark dead at 61. i never had to report on a friend passing away. it has hit so many 49er fans the same way. you think of dwight clark, always living in the moment and it's gone, just like that. we watched the video everybody knows now. ev49er fan loves seeing it over and over again. it catapulted the 49ers into a dynasty. dwight came to the 49ers, the thing that struck me about him was his openness and this fee

a moment of silence for 49ers legend dwight clark.lark used to show up at giants games both at candlestick and at&t park over the years. as for the game tonight, giants and the first place diamondbacks. giants expded for ten runs. pablo sandoval had three hits including this home run in the bottom of the fifth inning. giants win 10-3. they're now just 1 1/2 games out of first place. and madbum makes his season debut and pitches tomorrow. >>> the warriors are halfway there, two wins away from their third nba championship in four years but it will not be easy. the series now sifhrif shifts t cleveland. >> i don't think i'll need to say much. the guys in the locker room, they already know how hard it's going to be in cleveland. >> game three, cleveland, wednesday night. steve kerr says he expected andre iguodala will play in the finals maybe as soon as game three. he's missed six straight games after hurting his knee. new reports say the warrior star is now pain-free and is lobbying the team and the doctors to let him play. >> that shoul

dwight became the general manager.e announced that he had been diagnosised with als, lou gehrig's disease. dwight clark was 61 years old. >>> a mother with a 6-month-old baby was mugged. reporter vic lee says police are asking for help with the case. the first meeting of the upcoming u.s./north korea summit scheduled at 6:00 p.m. our time. you can get the latest on "world news tonight" here at 5:30. renewed attack against special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. the president called mueller's appointment unconstitutional. stephanie ramos has the story. >> reporter: president trump is still on the attack against robert mueller's investigation calling the appointment unconstitutional. despite that we play the game because i, unlike the democrats, have done nothing wrong. even asserting he could pardon himself. >> he has no intention but doesn't say he can't. >> reporter: it would probably lead to trump's immediate impeachment. back in january the president's legal team wrote a 20-page memo to robert mueller

kark -- dwight clark has passed away at age 61.e catch, and that dwight clark was his hero. >> the 49ers, for decades, he served as a charismatic ambassador for our team in the bay area, dwight's personality and his sense of humor endeared him to everyone he came into contact with, even during his most trying times.>> they went on to say that the strength, perseverance and grace with which he battled als will serve as a inspirion to many, he will carry a special place in our hearts, his legacy will live on as we continue to battle this terrible disease. >> we will talk with mark about his memories with the bay area sports great, dwight clark. >>> since 2016, the number of people who are likely to move out of the bay area in the next few years has doubled, tom is here, to put this into perspective. >> 26% of the people they polled, the reason many people say they react this way, is the fearsome foursome of intractable problems. >> reporter: by far, the cost and poor availability of housing irks folks the most, especially true for th

dwight clark was one.e had his own diagnosis last year. >> in the beginning, it was hard for him to admit the loss because it is a very embarrassing illness for athletes who all of a lves. >> reporter: there was clark on their support while acknowledging what he was going through. >> hello, my 49er favorites. >> reporter: clark approached an incurable disease with grace like what so many people love. >> people are shocked at how fast it moves and how devastating it is. >> reporter: the als association says money race like the ice bucket challenge is spent on research and clinical trial. hundreds of studies seeking treatment and care. most patients are at home as the disease progresses, family support manages their care. >> having a high-profile person with als gives enormous hope to the als community who often feel largely invisible. >> reporter: she cannot explain how her husband survive so long when so many others do not. she knows their friend dwight left a lesson and legacy, make each day count. >> cou

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police say dwight jones targeted lawyers and mental health workers involved in connie and dwight's contentious divorce battle. >> we know that we were the primary target for dwight jones, and we are very grateful to be alive today. >> reporter: dwight jones' first alleged victim, dr. steven pitt, a renowned clinical psychologist who provided expert testimony on high-profile cases like the jonbenet ramsey murder, also performed a mental evaluation on the suspect and was called as a witness during the divorce trial. then police say jones shot and killed two paralegals, veleria sharp and laura anderson, who police say the fourth victim, life coach marshall levine, was shot at his scottsdale office. jones' son as part of the divorce was ordered to see a psychiatrist who works in the same office as levine. >> i knew that one day we would be in a situation where he was trying to kill me, and i felt that i had a personal terrorist. >> reporter: his last two victims, an elderly couple, were allegedly killed hours before dwight jones took his own life after being surrounded by authorities. jones' ex-wi

dwight clark died at the age of 61 from lou gehrig's disease. he will always be famous for the catch or catching a pass from joe montana that clenched the afc championship over dallas. at led the 49ers to the first of five super bowl victories. his wife kelly, made this sad announcement of his death on his official twitter page. >> kelly clark rote, i am heartbroken to tell you that tonight i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i am thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates and 49ers fans who have sent their love during his battle with als. one of every 400 people is at risk for lou gehrig's disease. we talked with an expert about this neurological, degenerative disease that clark and elsie was battling in a public announcement 15 months ago. >> for my husband, it started in his right hand work he was teaching on this campus. you want to run and hide.>> reporter: charlie never hid from als. the longtime football coach lived and coached for decades, even as he became debilita

dwight clark!... it's a madhouse at candlestick... dwight clark stand 6-foot-4...e stands about 10-feet tall in this crowd's estimation!">( darya ) clark suffered from a-l-s. he was just 61-years-old. clark was part of bay area sports history... thanks to this iconic play known as "the catch." ( daa ) at the 3rd avenue sports bar and grill in san mateo... long time 49er fans were shocked to hear of clark's death. we caught up with a lifelong fan... who was actually at the n-f-c championship game when clark made the catch. <"i was at the game when he made that famous catch.">( darya ) lark reveed lt year that he was battling a-l-s... which attacks cellthat control muscles. he suspected playing football might have caused the illness. clark died monday surrounded by friends and family. ( james ) two men are in jail accused of sexually assualting a san francisco woman. the victim was dragged into a car ... then taken on drive to sonoma where she was beaten along the way. fredi analberto lopez-flores and christian alejandro may quintero were arrested over the weekend..

. >>> we remember a legend with the 49ers wide receiver dwight clark passing away 15 months after being diagnosed with als. >>> we talk with the local contestants testing their musical knowledge on the beach shazam. >>> june 5, 2018 and it is decision stay at the golden state. here's a live look over the port. there is a lot to be decided across the state from the bridge tolls in the bay area, the da, sheriff, banning tobacco in francisco and of course the election of the mayor in the city by the bay. >>> welcome everyone. the polls are en and we have complete coverage. for someone that grew up in the bay area, the 49ers about the lo dwight clark, the catch was more than just that. the raiders were winning in the 70s and the same for the oakland a's and the warriors. the 49ers, that 1981 team, that was a very special team. that can't brought them to live. it was in the back of the end zone and that brought the city that lit the 49ers and took them to five superballs in the blink of an eye. we have the moment hanging in the hallway at my home next to the front door. i have this photo bec

. >> if you had one story to tell about dwight clark, what with that story be? >> what stands out to me, just how modest and hume he was, and i always got a kick out of walking through an airport with them, or seeing him before the games, when the fans would call his name, and just the way he would genuinely reach out, spend time, take a selfie with them, and never acted like it was a drag on his time. and really just his funny stories, that he would tell you about, that happen, like right before he went onto the field, to make this catch, he said that walsh was telling m he did to ask him. [ laughter ] he wanted it, and then he would say that. >> and you are right there? >> i was actually in the end zone, about 20 yards away, when he made the catch, an exhilarating moment, so special for 49er fans, what people don't realize now, they won five super bowls, but at that time, they had never even got close to it, anthat propelled them into the first super bowl, and the dynasty, it never changed who he was, he always felt blessed and humble to be in the nfl, and to

commissi commissioner dwight? >> vice-president dwight: eliminate straws altogether? is that going to work for you? >> commissioner corvi: i hope so. [laughter] >> president adams: is that it? >> vice-president dwight: yes. >> commissioner yee riley: thank you for changing the food vendor to producer. that makes sense. the 10% requirement of re-usable cups and -- is that enough, 10%? if i have 100 people, only to have 10 re-usable cups? and then how do you determine the attendance of an event? is it the honor system or how are you going to enforce your -- you know, this law? >> hi, everyone. i'm alexa kelty, department of the environment. i work with jack and ashley at the department. the events -- we'll work closely with the permitting agents, so department and rec park and sfmta, they manage the permitting process for events. on that permit, they will say how many attendees they estimate. so we'll be basing their goal, their 10% goal, on that attendance number. does that answer your question? >> commissioner yee riley: yes. >> the street closure, i was using sfmta.

she was married to dwight jones for over 20 years. she details the decades-long personal hell her ex-husband put her and their young son through. >> much of his threatening was that if i left him, that he would kill me. he also threatened to take our child. he said he would take him to mexico and i would never see him again. and he also considered murder/suicide of all three of us. >> reporter: before and after their contentious divorce, her divorce attorney tells us he threatened her. >> it wasn't just, you know, "i'll leave you" threats. it's, "i'll put a gun to your head, they're going to find you at the bottom of the pool." the bottom of the pool was a big thing for him. >> i really have been on high alert for the last nine years. i expected that he would target me. >> reporter: living in a constant state of fear, her attorney, elizabeth feldman, hired richard anglin to be connie's private investigator and bodyguard. he'd later become her husband, taking extreme measures to protect jones and her child. >> we had three safehouses,

dwight clark stretched high and brought it down. they called it the catch. the play that beat the cowboys and set in motion the momentum that carried the 49ers to their first super bowl win. clark was brash, wore a fur coat but never took himself to seriously. a teammate last year. >> one of the great things i love about dwight is he may not be the fastest guy, the strongest guy, the guy that can jump the highest but i never saw him quit. >> report: clark played nine seasons with the niners, won two super bowl rings. after that he worked in the front office for the niners and the browns. last year after he said he had been diagnosed with als his football family rallied to be by his side for dwight clark day. >> i said i just want to see my team mates and the 49ers heard that and flew all these players then so i could see them. >> reporter: at the 49ers museum clark lives on, soaring above all the other monuments. his impossible catch frozen in time. >> clark it! >> reporter: joe vasquez. >> clark is survived by hifed r his wife oke the news on twitter saying

that is what dwight was all about. >> dwight clark made his last public appearance in october when the 49ers hosted dwight he spoke to the crowd and thanked the fans and teammates i came back for that event. he will be remembered not only for the catch, but for his kind and generous spirit. >>> president trump will not be hosting the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles today because of the national anthem dispute. the president tweeted last night the philadelphia eagles football team was invited to the white house. unfortunately, only a small number of players decided to come and we canceled the event. staying in the locker room for the playing of our national anthem is as disrespectful to our country as kneeling. sorry! tensions remain high about the protest that began two years ago when colin kaepernick began kneeling on the sidelines while the anthem was played. he says it was an effort to raise awareness around systemic racism. torrey smith played for the eagles when they won the super bowl a few months ago. he tweeted quote, so many lies. here's some facts. not many people wer

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dwight clark. we will talk more about his incredible life who died at the age of 61 from ales. >>> stopping a gun show at the cow palace. a vote today that could stop the gun shows. >>> and traffic is beginning to fill in in many areas. and we have a problem. this is a live look at highway 101 in san rafael. we'll tell you what is going on here. >> there is some fog, not a lot. sunshine, but temperatures cooling off. can you see a little bit of fog there but it is a cooler tuesday. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ j welcome back to mornings on 2. a 17-year-old petaluma girl was killed in head on collision happening in the remote part of contra cost at that county one of three people in a jeep heading north on viasco road where there is only one lane. the driver of the jeep pulled out in the other lane to pass trapping. the chp says that the

jerry rice tweeted, love you, bro, dwight clark. r.i.p.watched the catch in person and ambushed clark at the orthodontist. he called him a hero who had an impact on his life. we have more reactions on abc7news.com. >>> new details about the fatal head-on traffic collision in brentwood. chp tells us 20-year-old man from san francisco driving jeep comp us was trying to pass yesterday and when he did he crashed spoke a tow truck. the jeep went off the road, burst into flames. the passenger was life flighted to the hospital but later died. the 20-year-old rear passenger in the jeep suffered major but nonlife threatening injuries. also life flighted to the hospital. the two truckdrivers suffered minor injuries. >>> pittsburgh police want to know who sent drugs to the business. workers called police last night when they unexpectedly received a package containing a powdered substance in the mail. plays say they treated it as hazardous and hazmat full body suits came, inspected the powder and determined it was drugs. >>> santa cruz sheriff's depar

dwight clark passed away at his home in montana... which is somewhat fitting... considering he and joe montana were such good friends. clark was 61 years old. our other top story ... not the outcome some were hoping for. today, u-s the supreme court sided with a baker, who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. the baker said, it went against his religious beliefs. nbc bay area )s robert handa is in san francisco, where this decision was tracked very closely. robert...there )s a verdict, but it didn )t really answer the biggest question. a break in the case - and it comes after weeks of reviewing hours of surveillance video. authorities say they now know who picked up a young woman waiting for a ride share car - and then violentally attacked her. the sonoma county sheriff )s department says 33 year old "fredi lopez-flores" and 24 year old "christian quintero" forced the woman into their car, while she was waiting sheriffs o -- and 24-year-old christian pater roe, they say they forced the woman into their car while waiting outside the san francisco bar.

legend dwight clark died. legendary wide receiver dwight clark.r workout he facility >>> the san francisco 49ers practiced the day after the death of legendary receiver dwight clark. the team had a summer workout at the facility in santa clara today and, of course, dwight clark was on the thoughts and minds of the players and coaches on the field who wore the special t-shirts honoring him. clark, of course, was best known for his reception in this play simply called the tch r . clark di yesterday of als. he was sitting 1 years old. the 49ers -- 61 years old. staff reminisced about clark's career and personality with the current players. >> just to hear how he was in the locker room, it wasn't a coincidence that that team was so tight, to hear the type of teammate and type of friend he was. >> head coach kyle shanahan wrapped up his time with reporters by saying clark lived life right and everyone should be thankful for that. >>> the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles spent a day at home instead of celebrating at the white house. that's becaus

dwight is survived by his wife kelly and three children, daughter casey and two sons. dwight clark 49er legend, husband, father, and friend, and like the catch, he leaves behind a legacy we will always hold on to. >> and reaction to clark's passing has poured tom brady posted on instagram, dwight clark was one of my idols growing up in san mateo. a true gentleman, rest in peace. larry beil is here with his thoughts. he was a southern gentleman, a nice man. >> it was hard to interact with him without smiling. >> fun loving guy. >> absolutely. the news unfortunately, it wasn't a surprise. we knew this day was coming. but when you feel it, you have an overwhelming feeling of sadness. the stories that he would tell, were hilarious and to see what the als was doing to his body, it was rapidly destroying him and that part of him was oawful eo p you see they wanted to make sure that they could, the team, to say goodbye. he is always going to be remembered as the hero in san francisco. such a big loss for friends, his family, and 49er fans. i always thought of him, and people

dwight clark!... it's a madhouse at candlestick... dwight clark stand 6-foot-4...s crowd's estimation!">( darya ) clark suffered from a-l-s. he was just 61-years-old. clark was part of bay area sports history... thanks to this iconic play known as "the catch." "the catch" beat the rival cowboys in the championship game back in 1982.. sending the super they beat cincinnati. clark was a bowl champion 49ers. ( darya ) at the 3rd avenue sports bar and grill in san mateo... long time 49er fans were shocked to hear of clark's death. we caught up with a lifelong fan... who was actually at the n-f-c championship game when clark made the catch. <"i was at the game when he made that famous catch.">( darya ) clark revealed last year that he was battling a-l-s... which attacks cells that control muscles. he suspected playing football might have caused the illness. the team said he died monday surrounded by friends and family. ( james ) in the east bay... police are investigating a sexual assault that happened at the greek theater at u-c berkeley. police say a man sexually assa

dwight since eisenhower, each president that succeeded dwight eisenhower diminished our enforcement worse and worse and worse, less and less and less. so from dwight eisenhower we ratcheted downhill. and so there were fewer that were deported and less border security under kennedy, under johnson, and under nixon and on down the line. when we got to bill clinton, i was very concerned that he was not paying attention to his responsibility to take care that the laws were faithfully executed and when i look back on what he had to say at the time, he was at least giving lip service to. it unlike hillary clinton who essentially came out and said, we're going to have to give people citizenship, reward them with citizenship for breaking our laws. i recall a time here in about 2004 or 2005, when the immigration debate was ramping up again. they had bused in thousands of -- many of them illegal aliens, i presume. out here in the west -- in the west lawn. and a lot of them had on matching white t-shirts. i remember what they said. senator teddy kennedy was active then. he went out to speak to them,

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dwight clark passed away.uncement on her husband's official twitter page. >> kelly clark wrote, i am heartbroken to tell you today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed away peacefully surrounded by people he loved most. i am thankful for all of his friends, teammates and 49ers fans who have sent their love during his battle with als. >> als is a neurodegenerative disease that takes away the ability to move, speak and even swallow and finally, breathe. ived emotional support from ty several san francisco 49ers, including dwight clark before dwight clark heard the diagnosis he had the same incurable disease. they shared a philosophy of making each day count. >> cherish the day. do not lose sight of th blessings. that is what he was all about. >> dwight clark made his last public up -- last public appearance last october when dwight clark day occurred. he thanked the fans and k will the catch and his kind and generous spirit. i haven't heard anyone say anything unkind about him. >> he led us share his las

dwight clark sent nine years with the 49ers and is best known for an iconic play, the catch. >> clark's wife, kelly clark, posted i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i am thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates and 49ers fans who have sent their love during his battle with als. >> clark's teammates came together to honor him. >> sad to see. we're here to support him. >> reporter: hall of famer joe montana summed up the love, respect and affection for dwight clark, teammates who considered themselves brothers off the field. montana and clark are forever linked by this moment, the catch. >> touchdown. >> reporter: other members of the first super bowl championship team, a few steps slower than in 1981, took to the field at levi stadium. all wore clark's number, 87. weakened by the effects of als clark spoke from a luxury sweet high above the field. >> i'm going through a little thing right now. we need your prayers and thoughts. >> reporter: montana reflected on clark, it pro

fans remember dwight clark who died after a battle with als.uper bowl championships with the 49ers. >> the former wide receiver died today at the age of 61, 15 months after he revealed his diagnosis with als. this afternoon the wife of the 49er great tweeted, "i am heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i'm thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates and 49er fans who have sent their love during his battle with als, kelly clark." >> montana looking, looking, throwing

. >> why dwight clark meant so much to the bay area and how he set an example for all athletes. >>> the stock market was quiet today except for twitter. suddenly everybody wants a piece of it. >>> it happens to many of us. cracked screens on phones. so is insurance a good idea? >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. bright skies right now but that fades as >>> the south bay sports community is reacting to the passing of 49ers great dwight clark. the two-time super bowl champion battled als and died yterd atisom in montana. chris wooin has more on the legacy. >> for many the catch is simply know 49 ertz history. >> he rolls right looking to throw. looking to throw. and he throws into the zone. touchdown. touchdown. >> this winning touchdown reception in the 1981 nfc championship game against the cowboys is what made dwight clark a household name in the bay area. >> the greatest catch is what he did are to the bay area. >> the sports authority inducted the former 49ers wide receiver into the hall of fame last fall not oem for achievements on the field but for work as a humanitarian. >> so g

. >> commissioner dwight? >> well, i want to thank all four of you for going through the process of becoming a legacy business. i know there's a lot of work to be done, and i know that richard here is a great help going through it. for as long as you're in business, it's so rare that we reflect on our past, because who has time to do that. so forcing yourself to kind of go through the process and document your history, i think is great because it also establishes that sort of living legacy for yourselves and whoever you might pass your business onto. i also appreciate you coming out today. it's great to have you here to testify on your behalf. i hope that the timing is perfect for -- as you wage your battle next week at the planning commission that you both as legacy businesses can maybe have even more weight and -- as you weigh in on the discussion, and so best of luck to you in that -- in that battle, and hopefully, victory will indeed be your legacy there, so thank you very much. >> any other commissioners

the catch made dwight famgs. but if you spend time around the man, he just made you laugh.ow bill walsh discovered him. he went to see a quarter a back who played for clemson, and dwight was going out to play golf, and he decided, i will answer the phone. and he needed a receiver the quarterback can throw to. and walsh fell in love with a guy with great hands and caught everything. turned out to be a guy a lot of people loved here. and in the nfl. sadly gone at age 61. >>> the warriors flew out to cleveland today. they took with them a 2-0 series lead in the nba finals and a healthier an dry iguodala. he got hurt in the finals genls the rockets. he missed six post season games since then with a bone bruise. espn reports he has gone through a work out and he is spain free. the way he guards lebron, he's great. game three wednesday night here on abc 7. >> what was your best case scenario where the giants would be when madison bum gardner came back with his broken pinkie. he will make his first start of 2018 tomorrow. welcome to ice station zebra. cool and crisp, you might say

law enforcement sources tell nbc news the suspect is 56-year-old dwight jones. >> what's the apparent motive here in. >> we're taking a look at the relationship between the suspect and the deceased. >> reporter: the murder spree, perhaps tied to a long and bitter divorce, started thursday with the execution of dr. steven pitt. our phoenix affiliate reporting the psychiatrist conducted a mental health evaluation on the suspect during h divorce. >> visited with your husband a couple days ago for about four hours. >> reporter: thisvideo, which appears to have been posted by the suspect on youtube, seems to show dr. pitt interviewing the suspect's ex-wife. after killing pitt, police say the gunman shot two paralegals friday at the law firm of his ex-wife's divorce attorney. >> someone took a very good person and left two boys with no mo that's sad. >> reporter: sunday, police discovered their fourth victim, marshal levine, a counselor who worked in the same building where the gunman reportedly was seeing a therapist. at this home, detectives are investigating another double murder connect

. >>> this is the play that will forever define 49ers receiver dwight clark. the catch helped the team win the first of five championships in the '80s and '90s. to niners fans he was just as great off the field as on the field. >> he died yesterday since battling als since 2015. he didn't announce his diagnosis until a year ago. sports director pointed out clark was always friendly with fans even when most of them would want to talk about the same story, the catch. longtime friend lucy was saddened to hear of his passing. >> the last few weeks were so tough, because it affects breathing. his wife, kelly, bless he respected dwight's wishes of not wanting to be on a ventilator. >> former 49ers owner eddieieie organized a gathering with teammates in april. the president said knbr got together, it's kind of inspiring when you see the debilitation that he's suffering physically and then those eyes start sparkling and then that smile comes on. his speech is strained but he uses those phrases that you know so well that are so dwight clark. he was only 1 years o6 >> h

up on what's happening at this hour. 49ers ld dwight clark lost his battle with als. what he did for the 49ers will live on forever. january of 1982 this play launched the 49ers dynasty. the rest is history. what a life he lived. >> yes. his teammates called him hercules. he really connected with fans, delighting them both on and off the field. to fans he was larger than life, responsible for making the catch, a legendary leaping kbrab duri the 1981 nfc chaionship me. >> his face would liegtd up and he acted like it was the first time he heard anybody talking about the catch. in march of last year fans he announced he was diagnosed with als. he visited clark two weeks ago. he read fans letters to cla. ha strength, but his spirit was still the same. his smal was still the same. -- smile was still the same. he loved to tell stories. the stories took a little bit longer. the punch lines were just as good and laughs were just as hardy. >> he described it as a tremendous loss, adding his penalty and sense of humor endeared him to everyone he came into contact with even dur

87. >> wow. >> he loved dwight clark, yeah.d dwight loved us, too, as a community. vern, thanks. >>> coming up in our next half hour a south bay judge's job is on the line. he gave a stanford swimmer six months for sexual assault. now voters will decide whether he should be fired, the high stakes recall. >> from controversy to comedy, the plan to turn colin kaepernick's story into a tv series. >> and river otters on the rebound, the cute creatures spotted in places they haven't been seen in decades, why that's such a good sign for the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you're watching kpix5 news. to the polls >>> our top story at 6:30 judging the judge, santa clara county voters go to the polls in a test of the me too movement's political clout. >> kpix5's len ramirez is in palo alto where aaron persky could become the first california judge in more than 80 y

other day they told me, when we won the state of wisconsin, it hadn't been won by a republican since dwight d. eisenhower in 1952. did you know that?

and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the keynote of my book, the constant discovery of dwight d. eisenhower talents, his aura of natural leadership and his skill set governing. eisenhower was better than i had thought. i can see why he was president of the united states. i have repeated that to myself frequently over the last eight years of toil working on this book, and it really do believe that he is better than many of us had ever thought and want to carry on now and give you examples of what i mean. but before you do that i want to dwell for a moment on this phenomenon. that eisenhower ever should've been underestimated, that the should've been the time, not just the time but years, decades when i was thought to be a numbskull. how did a man is popular and successful at the ballot box, to crushing victories at the balt box, how is it possible for such a figure was ever thought to be a dunce? he was arrested as a politician before he was president. even before he started running in 1951, 1952, all the way through a juice in the office and for the ten years after lived after he

and first up tonight, here's historian william hitchcock on the presidency of dwight eisenhower. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to this afternoon's session of the washington history seminar. i'm from george washington university. i co chair the semimar who is here with me this afternoon. -- i co chair the seminar who is here with me this afternoon. before we introduce our speaker william hitchcock, let me just say for those of you who know or don't know, the washington history seminar is a long-standing joint endeavor between the woodrow wilson center and the american historical association's national history center. behind the scenes amanda perry and pete bierstecker work very hard to make sure we can have these sessions. i like to thank those who help to make the seminar possible financially, the society of historians of american foreign relations is a longstanding supporter and as well to the george washington university department of history and to various named and unnamed anonymous donors who contribute to help us put on this programming. if you could silence your phones befo

i love you, dwight. oh, my god. this is when i met shaq's family. that's shaq.od day. >> jimmy: kevin hart! "night school" opens in theatres september 28th and "tko: total knock out" premieres july 11th on cbs. when we return all-stars galore in a special all-new all-nba edition of "mean tweets." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by "uncle drew" in theaters june 29th. ♪ together for six years and you know, we've been i think that... enough already. i'm done! ditch the bill with the straight talk wireless sim kit, and keep your phone, 4g lte network and number for up to 30% less. text byop to 611611 to see if your phone is compatible. why haven't i switched? switched to who?! get the ultimate unlimited plan for just 55 bucks a month. no contract. straight talk wireless. everything for less. theat lowe's we have allour carpthe latest floor styles for any room at the prices you'll love. red lobster's lobster & shrimp hesummerfest is back!h. get all the lobster and shrimp you crave, together in so many new ways. t

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dwight clark was 61. >>> and maine's "journal tribune" reports former president george h.w.ush is out of the hospital. mr. bush, who is 93, was admitted to a hospital in may 27th. he was suffering from low blood pressure and fatigue. his spokesperson tweeted, mr. bush is back to his old self and looking forward to a summer with family and friends. he is spending his first summer in maine since the death of his wife, barbara, in april. >>> still to come, exploring a new franchise. the executive chairman at coffee giant starbucks announces he's stepping down. stepping down. bottom line is, moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. i thought this was a no by-products call? i look like..., most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is belie

he has written extensively on the presidency of dwight d. eisenhower and on the role of eisenhower's chief of staff, sherman adams. also is aberger specialist on the presidency of james buchanan, he has co-edited three volumes, the third will be coming out shortly, on james buchanan. it's hard to imagine you could even get a single volume on the canon, that was a cheap shot, i know you were expecting that. the professor is completing a book on the presidential and he isf 1952, researching another volume on american correspondence in the pacific theater as well. consider to bee our boot camp for history majors. is very popular and extraordinarily demanding and is often do not go hand in hand. guys a fewa bunch of years ago sitting around and they were talking about various things about their experiences here. every single one of them said the class and the professor that one needed to have fewer history major gettysburg college was professor berger's. obviously, they forgot that i was in their midst, what about me? but i get it. he has traine