. >> i'm gasia mikaelian frank and julie are off tonight. since it opened the golden gate bridge has seen 100,000 people jump to their death. now the bridge district is about to vote on a net to avoid suicide. this is a rendering. if the council approves the cost, the net will cost about $76 million and take three yearlings. debora villalon live in napa after hearing from two men who are intimately aware of the bridge's dark side. >> reporter: gasia, one man who jumped, one who has prevented hundreds of people from jumping. now they speak together on suicide prevention. a 2007 documentary provided sharp focus. cameras trained on the bridge captured people climbing over the side day and night. a 25 story fall almost certain death. except for the ones talked back from the brink. >> it's such a big deal to get them back over that rail. it's easy to jump. it is. you just let go and there you go. >> reporter: kevin briggs saw it first hands over 20 years with chp, he became known as the guardian of the golden gate. stopping hundreds of people fro

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. >> i am gasia mikaelian. frank and julie have the night off. insisted if they got to the tarmac faster he may have been saved. ktvu's john sasaki has more on the findings about the questions surrounding the emergency response. >> reporter: the pilot spent half his life impressing air show crowds but an may 4 at travis air force base the crowd saw him crash. >> he was a safe individual. just one of those things. >> but he says the crash is not what killed him. >> he suffered from severe burns that caused his death. >>> i was at the air show that day. i watched his plane go up in flames as it took minutes to get to the crash site. >> saw one gentlemen but the fire struck were nut -- truck were not there. >> reporter: his fire crews can be on a crash scene quickly.

. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. >> reporter: the barricades are on stan -- stand for the crowds. a symbol of freedom for the lgbt community. >> i'm feeling good about myself and that i'm accepted. >> reporter: this lesbian couple biked in from patterson. they say it's a celebration of the changes. >> reporter: mary then living in the central valley, pride weekend is about being with like minded people. >> it's a lot easier for us to walk down the street and say hey nice to meet you this is my wife. >> it was not hard to come out at 38. >> reporter: a transgender work singing opera at the park. pride weekend is street theater at its most colorful. >> seems to be the effect of the city. >> reporter: friday night is the transgender community to be themselves. >> ever since i moved to san francisco i've felt good about being myself. >> reporter: and the majority of this weekend's patrons will be from out of town. >> happy pride. >> people dream about coming to san francisco with all its history of gay rights and human rights and the openness of all the people who live here. >> report

. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. >> that officer who is now on administrative leave is answering her critics 6:00 p.m. ktvu's mike mibach with what she had to say online. >> the school district told me it is -- its training is not good enough as students say they support the officers including one who just commented today online. >> today at oakland high school chatter about the videos and the two school security officers at the center hof investigation. -- of the investigation. >> tay talk to -- they talk to us and they do they job. they do they job. >> the school district fired her. last night she was suspected with pay. today on her facebook page we found a post that appears to answer criticism. it is crazy to me people with no jobs and never worked in their life could have the nerve to comment about what i do in situations on my job. the school district said they hire the officers directly. >>