yes, glover was he alive? you'll survive, go die, james, if you die, i'll kill you. alive, i see them, the only thing we need is an explosion in the hotel, no tea, where is cherkashina, where is kornevoy, i called, they didn't pick up the phone, but they should come anyway, what do you have, fiya can't get through, in this damn excelsior there was also... it seems we have lost two agents. good afternoon, natalya semenovna, i am glad that you are feeling better, can you talk? any ideas who attempted to kill you? no, through the door i heard one of them call the other a scab. are you sure about a scab, not a barge, not a barge, no, it is a scab, but it is the perpetrator. who could be the customer? any ideas? no ideas, but there is an understanding. boris mikhailovich recently stated that the oil sector is corrupt, budget money is leaking out. and what does this have to do with you? i think it is a gesture of intimidation. a kind of signal to khovansky. how can i talk to him, when is it possible? i don't know, h

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> he's only here for a few hours, but his supporters have been lining the streets of woodside to try to catch a glimpse of the republican presidential nominee as his motorcade passed by. >> abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey spoke to some of them. he joins us now live. hi, dustin. >> hi, ama. and unfortunately, that crowd that was here along woodside road was not able to see the former president as he took a different route into town when his motorcade passed through around 330 this afternoon, only a few people were able to see them, including our cameras. but the excitement here still felt in san mateo county. it's actually the second visit to the bay area this summer for former president trump, as he continues to his campaign trail. this time, it's in san mateo county. dozens of his supporters lined el camino real earlier in the day to make their voices heard, waving flags and signs. >> californians are here to support trump. there are a lot of people here in california that do, do, do believe in trump's values, do believe in his policies, a

i'm julian glover and i'm dan ashley. >> the 23 year old is one of six hamas hostages found dead over the weekend, shattering his family's hopes of a return. >> today, a massive protest filled israel's streets, demanding the release of the remaining hostages and an end to that war. a widespread labor strike impacted airports, schools, banks and more. today, as a part of those protests, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is defending his commitment to the war, saying hamas will pay a heavy price for the deaths of those hostages. both sides are pointing fingers over months of failed fire negotiations. meanwhile president biden and vice president harris met with the u.s. team assisting in those negotiations. today, biden says netanyahu is not doing enough. we're not giving up. >> we're going to continue to push as hard as we can. >> and a statement from hamas spokesperson today warned that more hostages would die if israel tries to rescue them through military operations instead of a cease fire deal. >> tens of thousands of people paid their respects to hersh goldberg-polin as he

glover is also an actor, comedian, writer and a father of three. >> well, there is some criticism of nfl's decision to pick rapper kendrick lamar to headline this year's super bowl halftime show. the grammy award winner and compton, california, native will take the stage during the big game in new orleans. of course, many are excited about the performance since he has one of the most talked about songs of the year. but tmz reports some music fans are questioning the pick and suggesting the league should have gone with rapper lil wayne. a new orleans native, he said he would be honored to do it. >> it was something he wanted to do for his city or for the state of louisiana, and the fact that it didn't happen just seems odd to some people, especially considering that, remember, kendrick lamar was on stage for the doctor. dre halftime show a couple of years ago when they were here in la, and everyone said that made sense. >> in a statement, kendrick lamar said he is ready to remind the world why they got the right one. super bowl 59 will be played at the newly renovated caesars superdom

abc seven news anchor and race and social justice reporter julian glover answers that question in the abc seven originals documentary. california's case for reparations. it dives into the groundbreaking work of the reparations task force and examines the bills that came out of it. it is now streaming on demand on the abc seven bay area app. >> a man wanted in connection to a fatal shooting in fremont yesterday is now in police custody. sky seven captured the murder scene at grimmer boulevard near high street just before. yesterday at 5:00, police say a man was shot dead on the sidewalk early this morning. fremont police say the 47 year old suspect surrendered to pleasanton police. homicide investigators say they are still trying to determine a motive. >> today, a push to make streets safer for pedestrians. governor gavin newsom signed legislation aimed at preventing traffic related deaths on state owned roads across california. >> this is a plan that's been championed by state senator scott wiener. he pushed the governor to sign another traffic safety bill while standing on san franci

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we all have a common cause, let me remind you, we are defending our democracy, don't worry, agent glover, we will work together in perfect harmony. pash, are you sure he will get it big, some kind of nonsense, he didn't name the mole, he didn't say the address where he saw the corrupt security officer, i cracked his teeth, he doesn't remember the address, it's okay, he will recognize you by the signs now, okay. let's go, come on, crop, remember where you are i saw guletsky with the fsb guy, run to the car, cook, put the keys in the ignition, put the handcuffs on the same bunch, eh, titan of anarkism, show me, i 'm out for a walk. i was giving him a ride, he says to stop here, he says, wait, i have a meeting with my security officer, a guy walked around the entrance from that one, he looks about 30, yeah, step, walk around the apartment, nikolai vasilyevich, they're calling you from the office, what's going on, i'm having an operation, i told you to shoot, he would have left, the courtyards are walk-through, that is, i didn't understand, and what didn't you understand, we charged him - he

glover for leading my presidential board on hbcu's.nd i am proud to lead the first administration in history to have a working group from the divine nine in the white house. i got it, man. i mean i ain't stupid. i figured it out real quick. by the way, as an official group in the white house, together we get to work -- got to work right away with our signature investment, addressing one of the most pressing issues for hbcu's. we all know -- i mean this sincerely -- that hbcu students are just as capable as any other students. but they don't have the endowments like many other colleges and universities. that are able to improve infrastructure and so much more. that's why i am proud to be delivering on a record $17 billion. $17 billion to hbcu's. the most ever of any administration has ever, ever, ever committed. there we were. we have already distributed well over $1 billion. folks, look, i want to make something clear. if you notice, the spending we have done has not fundamentally increased the deficit like the other guy did. no, no, s

. >> olly glover . >> olly glover. >> olly glover. >> thank you, mr speaker. amount of population growth in recent years without the infrastructure to match. >> why is that? >> why is that? >> a new railway station on the great western main line between didcot and swindon would grove and wantage would help to reduce traffic and improve access to both oxford and london. does the prime minister support investment in our railway, and would he meet with me to hear the case for a new railway station at grove and wantage? >> the prime minister. >> the prime minister. >> i thank the honourable member for raising this important issue. obviously very important for his constituents, and we are committed to putting passengers at the heart of our railways. great british railways will work closely with regional government, mayors, operators and passenger groups to ensure rail investment meets the needs of communities and i will ensure that he gets the meeting that he wants with a relevant to minister discuss the issues in his constituency. >> that completes prime minister'

. >> abc seven news anchor julian glover spoke to the choreographer and dancers about the importance of this show. >> with every movement, there is a story and with every note. there's a message. as these dancers put the final touches on the alonzo king lines ballet fall season premiere. >> go for it. make a big mistake. but you experiment with what you've built all your life. you want to test it. >> that is the namesake of the company. alonzo king, the visionary choreographer and ballet master, fine tuning this production. it's a nod to the legendary jazz musician alice coltrane. she deserves a look and an honor, and she's phenomenal. king sat down with us to discuss the personal importance of this work. >> alice was one of the first ballets that i ever choreographed to. years ago. she has combined the east and the west in a devotional, loving god. and so to return to journey into satchidananda, which is one of the works, has been, a beautiful experience because i see it differently and deeper and hear it differently. >> that's exactly what king asked of his dancers to dig deeper, t

abc seven news anchor julian glover spoke to the choreographer and the dancers. >> with every movement, there is a story and with every note. there's a message. as these dancers put the final touches on the alonzo king lines ballet fall season premiere. >> go for it. make a big mistake. but you experiment with what you've built all your life. you want to test it. >> that is the namesake of the company. alonzo king, the visionary choreographer and ballet master. fine tuning this production. it's a nod to the legendary jazz musician alice coltrane. >> she deserves a closer look and an honor and she's phenomenal. >> king sat down with us to discuss the personal importance of this work. >> alice was one of the first ballets that i ever choreographed two years ago. she has combined the east and the west in a devotional, lo god. and so to return to journey into satchidananda, which is one of the works, has been, a beautiful experience because i see it differently and deeper and hear it differently. >> that's exactly what king asked of his dancers to dig deeper, to be bolder as they showcase

abc seven news anchor julian glover has more on how she helped pearsall. moments after this shooting. >> when i heard the and it was so loud, fireworks, skateboarders or gunshots? >> those were the possibilities. sergeant joel harrell considered as she ran toward the sound that turned a normal saturday into one that would make international headlines. the officer on patrol near union square discovered 40 niners. rookie ricky pearsall shot after a scuffle with a robber. >> seeing the blood just coming down his face. and then he's he's realizing he's probably life threatening injuries. you know, i had told him out there, be strong like you are on the field. i go, you're going to you got this. >> sergeant harrell told abc news reporter melissa oden. she held her hand over pearsall's wound as they waited for help. >> you hear that siren? that's the ambulance. it's coming for you. >> it's almost here to keep him alert. harrell rattled off questions, asking pearsall what happened and what his attacker looked like when the rookie asked if he was going to die, har

. >> i'm julian glover, and i'm dan ashley pearsall is going to miss at least the first four games of the season. the 40 niners putting him on the non-football injury list today. pearsall left the hospital yesterday after being shot on saturday afternoon. >> as soon as tomorrow we could learn what charges the 17 year old suspect will face. he will also, he was also shot during what's been called an attempted robbery when he and pearsall struggled over the gun. the incident is another black eye for san francisco, as the city struggles to bounce back to its reputation prior to the pandemic. >> and we have team coverage for you tonight. abc seven news insider phil matier joins us live with a look at the city's reputation and how this could affect the upcoming race for mayor. >> but first up, we hear from abc seven news reporter tim johns live in the studio with some firsthand accounts of what happened in that really tragic incident. tim. >> yeah. dan. julian, the witness we talked to saw everything. the scuffle, the gunshots, and ricky pearsall on the ground being helped by police, even

an abc seven news anchor and race and social justice reporter julian glover took a deep dive on california'sations bills in his abc seven originals documentary. california's case for reparations reparation, reparations. it is now streaming on demand on the abc seven bay area app. >> and california will soon require schools to teach about the historical mistreatment of native americans. governor newsom signed the bill into law today. it would be included in public school curriculum about spanish colonization and the california gold rush. the department of education must consult native tribes when updating the history framework. starting january 1st of 2025. >> coming up. a stabbing at a bay area high school today and one teen is now in custody. we'll taken to a nearby trauma center. their injuries are not life threatening. police say a 14 year old is in custody. abc seven spoke with a student who witnessed the fight. he says after being stabbed, the victim was taken on a golf cart to the main office to wait for an ambulance. he also told us he doesn't believe the victim attends the school. no

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. >> abc7's julian glover and zach fuentes hosted exclusive live streaming coverage of the oakland pridearade. >> we are so excited by the weather out here. in addition to everything else, we're in a beautiful location. great energy out here too. >> everyone is here. smiles good energy. we need more of that here in oakland and in our world. >> truly a day to celebrate ourselves, our friends and community. happy pride in oakland. cornell bernard abc seven news. >> so nice to see. and you can watch every moment of the parade. we have it for you on our website abc7 news.com. we also have a slideshow of highlights also at our site. well, moving on. within a span of four hours, three people were killed by gunfire and another wounded in oakland. two people were shot and killed yesterday afternoon near 23rd street and mlk, not far from 980. our media partner, the east bay times, reports the shootings happened at a homeless camp. the victims are 29 year old woman from oakland and a 50 year old berkeley man. a third person was injured and is expected to recover. then a few hours later, around 8:0

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. >> abc7's julian glover and zach fuentes hosted exclusive live streaming coverage of the oakland pridearade. >> we are so excited by the weather out here. in addition to everything else, we're in a beautiful location. great energy out here to everyone is here. >> smiles. good energy. we need more of that here in oakland and in our world. >> truly a day to celebrate ourselves, our friends and community. happy pride in oakland. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> you can watch every moment of the parade. we have it at our website, abc7 news dot com, along with a slideshow of highlights again at our site. moving on a car drove into a group of people during a sideshow overnight in oakland it all happened at the intersection of hegenberger and edgewater. a driver crashed into spectators. we stopped the video. as you can see, just a second before the impact. a female was run over as that car left the scene. some in the crowd then rushed to help her. and another sideshow took over the entire westbound side of the bay bridge. chp says at about 330 this morning, at least 100 cars blocked all of

and then this is reid wiseman commander, and victor glover, the pilot.lays, which means they're kind of what we would call prime for the vehicle telemetry and commanding during ascent. so launch and also during reentry. but for the majority of the mission, we actually disassemble these seats. and there aren't seats because you don't need seats in space when you're floating. you don't need seats or shoes, which is kind of nice. and then we will all be able to command and look at telemetry from the vehicle, and we all sort of will be in charge of different phases of the mission throughout the mission. so you'll just be floating. we will just be floating. and when you float, you kind of use any, anything to hook a tow under, hook an elbow to stay in place if you need to. so my guess is we'll all kind of find our favorite nooks in here, and we'll have kind of standard locations, but things like when people need to exercise will kind of all have to shift around for that. it's so great to be inside here. it really is so inspiring to see. exactly. yeah. that's

uh- zach fuentes and julian glover are going to be there. so go by, say hello and enjoy.u're going to the parade, let's look at our hourly forecast tonight. the fog starts to push its way across the bay into some of the valleys. tomorrow morning we begin with some drizzle and then tomorrow afternoon evening that fog will pull back to the coast and then just sit there all afternoon long. your morning numbers will be in the 50s and 60s. watch out. the fog layer will be expanding tomorrow afternoon. 86 in san jose, 95 in gilroy on the peninsula. you're looking at 82. in redwood city, 64 half moon bay, downtown san francisco, 70 degrees 66 in daly city, north bay. temperatures 87, santa rosa 90, in sonoma, heading into the east bay. mid 70s oakland berkeley 83, castro valley inland areas. you're coming down closer to where you should be. still above average though. 92 walnut creek 94, livermore 93. in concord at least you're coming out of the triple digits. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast mid 90s inland, mid 60s coast temperatures will dial back even more heading

> in honor of national hispanic heritage month, we'll take a earlier today on midday live, julian glover and i talked with an exploratorium astrophysicist and expert in cultural astronomy, doctor isobel hawkins, about their big annual event coming up this weekend. >> yeah, it's our silver anniversary. can you imagine 25 years of amazing engagement with our latinx communities in partnership with the society of professional hispanic engineers, or ship? so we have an event that is fun for the entire family. you don't have to be an engineer. you don't even have to be a scientist. just come on over and enjoy, enjoy, inquiry, enjoy engagement with expert panelists, with young people who are engineers who can share their aspirations and their journey, how they became successful engineers in this beautiful world of the bay area. and we're all latinx, just like de cordoba, argentina. i'm from argentina, so you'll hear a lot of our spanish language. you'll see a lot of fun, engagement and opportunities for the whole family to have fun and learn about stem in a culturally appropriate way. >> let's

entertainer donald glover, also known as childish gambino, posted on his twitter today.ys he's postponing the rest of his new world tour to focus on his health for a few weeks. the tour still had a month to go, including a concert in san francisco on september 21st, but he says hold on to your tickets. shows should be rescheduled soon. childish gambino last performed in the bay area at outside lands in 2019. up next, one of the most iconic pieces of art history at the center of a custody battle, the latest with the famous nefertiti bust. and here's a look inside the control room, preparing. lester holt is preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories wildfires spreading thanks to historic heat. nightly news reports from southern california as the wildfires burn out of control is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer supp

we'll have several activities, including a photo booth and a silent auctio. >> donald glover announcedostponing his north american tour to focus on his health. childish gambino, the grammy winning hip hop artist, was set to perform at chase center in san francisco later this month. he says all tickets will be honored for upcoming dates when they are rescheduled. the grammy award winner performs as childish gambino, but he says he plans to wrap up that aspect of his career. he is going to focus on his acting, performing as a comedian, a writer. he's also a father of three, and you're a big fan of his. >> yeah. >> he's great. >> all right. time is now 557. despite despite some complaints from neighbors, one woman is already putting up some very spooky halloween displays around her home. nightmare on byberry street is halloween tradition for mary ann peters of ohio. she says it's free for people to walk through and enjoy. it takes her more than 100 hours to do it, and she always has to start decorating in the middle of august. but this year, the city contacted her twice, saying people wer

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i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> threats of violence shut down schools across the country today north bay. >> a bomb threat came into the tamalpais union high school district headquarters this morning. the threat wasn't specific, so officials and police chose to close all five high school campuses in the district as a precaution. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has the story from marin county. >> i got up this morning and i got dressed, and i looked at my phone and i got a text. >> redwood high school freshman noah gurvich says the message was from the district superintendent saying school was closed friday due to a threat of violence. and please remain home. >> i mean, it's kind of scary that, like, someone would do that. >> it was a bomb threat which came into district headquarters but did not specify a target site. in a statement, the superintendent said school administration immediately evacuated all buildings on all five district campuses and contacted local law enforcement to secure all sites. tam high, redwood high, archie williams and two other campuses were c

years ago, i sort of looked around the rowing lake and looked at some of my idols, you know, helen gloverr into their league and last week, exactly one week ago actually today i hopefully entered that league with them and into that legendary status. yeah. i mean, we're all proud of you. and of course, you know, just tell us what sort of work it takes. i mean, of course, you know, you've been training for years to get to your third, butjust what does that involve on a daily basis when you're in the lead up to the paralympics? oh, the paralympics, you know, obviously like the olympic games, it's a full timejob, a commitment. and we're really lucky to be supported by the national lottery. and everybody that plays the lottery in order so that we can do this as our dayjobs. and i think we, you know, we're so incredibly lucky because of that. and, you know, we have to put in, you know, 25 to 30 hours of training a week. and we're really lucky as the paralympic group in rowing that we actually are fully, um, you know, involved with our 0lympic programme as well. so we train with them every singl

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. >> and i'm julian glover. >> well, the heat advisory is in effect for all of the bay area.temperature change. it's double digit gains in many areas. 21 degrees warmer in the city, 20 in oakland. you will notice it's up 16 in san jose, 14 in santa rosa. looking at those temperatures right now, 80s and 90s for a good chunk of the bay area. a couple of 100 showing up to our north. the heat advisory that was in effect for today. parts of the bay area got upgraded to an excessive heat warning. it's the inland valleys, hills and the san francisco bay shoreline. the rest of the area shaded in orange is a heat advisory. all of this going until wednesday night at 11 p.m. the risk of heat related illnesses is moderate to major. for today, i would take it easy out there and definitely stay hydrated because you can see where the highest risk will be. these spare the air alert was also extended. it's not just for today, it is now in effect through tomorrow as we are expecting moderate to poor air quality. we are just getting started with this heat. it is going to intensify. i'll be back

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. >> and i'm julian glover. tonight we're getting this up close firsthand account of what happened from the san francisco police sergeant who jumped into action when i heard the. >> and it was so loud. >> fireworks, skateboarders or gunshots? those were the possibilities. sergeant joel harrell considered as she ran toward the sound that turned a normal saturday into one that would make international headlines. the officer on patrol near union square discovered 40 niners. rookie ricky pearsall shot after a scuffle with a robber. >> seeing the blood just coming down his face. and then he's he's realizing he's probably life threatening injuries. you know, i had told him out there, be strong like you are on the field. i go, you're going to you got this. >> sergeant harrell told abc news reporter melissa don. she held her hand over pearsall's wound as they waited for help. >> i go, you hear that siren? that's the ambulance. is coming for you. >> it's almost here to keep him alert. harrell rattled off questions asking

our very own julian glover and zach fuentes will be there.table start to the day mid 60s at 11 a.m, a little bit of cloud cover at noontime, perfect for the parade. temperatures will come up into the low to mid 70s and there will be plenty of sun around as we look at a live picture from our emeryville camera, there is the fog layer right around salesforce tower as you can see, and the headlines. weekend weather cooling begins tomorrow. overnight, the fog expands. we'll see some patchy drizzle and early to middle part of next week. breezy and even cooler, dropping below average by wednesday in our inland communities. all right. the niners take on the jets for the season home opener at levi's stadium. kickoff i know it's already football time. 515 monday night. it's going to be 77 degrees. sunny and warm weather. fourth quarter. we're talking mainly clear, upper 60s and breezy, so should be good looking weather as we go hour by hour tomorrow morning. starting out with some areas of fog and a little bit of mist and drizzle as well as we head int

busy people might say, glover upset the kinds of studies mentioning is mentioning police, kansas, he's one person that is not the legit. okay, for the big country even though that you and so the police come see the police types of stuff. uh, even though you don't have to say and i says putting them forward, that's one. the 2nd part is that there is a bit of both of these types of sites. eclipse plays with russia and china to said we want to remain in africa when we come in the office. that's what they say. what chris on to say that? no. well, let african decide between possible i'm going to give up. i love it. comes to decide on its own because they believe of goods continue for themselves. mm hm. so the company's america or the listing countries, i'm the feeling selected by the presence of friendship, a signing off of the current one is the police. the reese is gaining momentum. so they start to stream that using also to try and asian, but most of the got because that's with the context, the distinction of africa, it's very hot. so the west is, i'm trying to be just looking to see if

our very own julian glover and zach fuentes will be at the oakland pride parade this weekend, just ine for the cool down. they'll be hosting 11 a.m. it's going to be comfortable. a few clouds, bright and sunny around the early afternoon, low to mid 70s, and it's going to be warmer by 2 p.m. so if you do get a chance, go by and say hello. all right, here's a look at your morning. it's going to start out with the fog quickly warming up as the fog clears inland. at least you're going to see those 90s and 100 seconds. your morning temperatures 50s 60s for most of you. so pretty good sleeping weather tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. 92. san jose 95 los gatos on the peninsula 83. in mountain view 68, in half moon bay, downtown san francisco, above average 74. and in the north bay, mid 90s around santa rosa, 99 calistoga heading into the east bay. low 80s hayward, oakland 90 castro valley inland areas will be sizzling once again. 98 in concord, 102 in brentwood. your accuweather seven day forecast the triple digit scorcher for one more day, and then the cooling begins over the weekend. c

our very own julian glover and zach fuentes will be at the oakland pride parade this weekend, just inr the cool down. they'll be hosting 11 a.m. it's going to be comfortable. a few clouds, bright and sunny around the early afternoon, low to mid 70s, and it's going to be warmer by 2 p.m. so if you do get a chance, go by and say hello. all right, here's a look at your morning. it's going to start out with the fog quickly warming up as the fog clears inland. at least you're going to see those 90s and 100 seconds. your morning temperatures 50s 60s for most of you. so pretty good sleeping weather tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. 92. san jose 95 los gatos on the peninsula 83. in mountain view 68, in half moon bay, downtown san francisco, above average 74. and in the north bay, mid 90s around santa rosa, 99 calistoga heading into the east bay. low 80s hayward, oakland 90 castro valley inland areas will be sizzling once again. 98 in concord, 102 in brentwood. your accuweather seven day forecast the triple digit scorcher for one more day, and then the cooling begins over the weekend. close

so, agent glover, turn the bartley case over to the dea, that's it, i'm used to finishing my cases, sazcases in this building are federal, as is yours working hours, and it's up to me how you spend them, boss, we have new evidence in the barkley case, it looks like it's not just a lighter, the case is closed, but boss, forget about barkley, now all this... "garbage, the case is closed, they took out aguletsky with their own, the sniper dug in near them in advance, and he was sent by someone who knew about our operation, with whom else you worked, maybe with him, but i have no idea, i just. who i knew, and you think about it, even if you forgot who you crossed paths with, they remember, they won't get you by the nose, but i don't care, yeah, take him away, just a little higher, stop, like this, well, i think it's very good, i like it too, that's it, oh, it's okay, i recently got it on a run, maybe i should see a doctor, oh yeah, bob, you were looking in the office, darling, this is your emergency suitcase, i haven't seen it since you came back from yugoslavia, how are you leaving, okay,

sit down, agent glover. wilson. put a bookmark, and so what? did you catch him? brought him home, now leo is watching him there, phone on wiretapping, but so far he hasn't contacted anyone. is the examination ready? what's in there? a rye can with the remains of cola, wilson's fingerprints and a couple more people, most likely the sellers. that 's the stash, yes, yes, wilson dropped it in the trash can in meridian hill park, and where did we get wilson's fingerprints from? leo chaplin got them from... a cup in a cafe, unlike you, james, your guys are doing a good job. apparently, wilson copied the surveillance and dropped the dummy. now he's lying low. and the bottom line is that wilson took a walk in the park, drank some cola and went home. fascinating, how did i miss such fun, huh? funny, yes, here you go, james, your men, surveillance of wilson and antipov, sooner or later they should contact. brian, well, how about you? he didn't follow, but assured me, i didn't notice anything either, we walked for more than 3 hours, i conducted counter-surveillance at four

. >> and i'm julian glover. tonight we're getting this up close firsthand account of what happened from the san francisco police sergeant who jumped into action when i heard the. >> and it was so loud. >> fireworks, skateboarders or gunshots? those were the possibilities. sergeant joel harrell considered as she ran toward the sound that turned a normal saturday into one that would make international headlines. the officer on patrol near union square discovered 40 niners. rookie ricky pearsall shot after a scuffle with a robber. >> seeing the blood just coming down his face. and then he's he's realizing he's probably life threatening injuries. you know, i had told him out there, be strong like you are on the field. i go, you're going to you got this. >> sergeant harrell told abc news reporter melissa don. she held her hand over pearsall's wound as they waited for help. >> i go, you hear that siren? that's the ambulance. is coming for you. >> it's almost here to keep him alert. harrell rattled off questions asking

our very own julian glover and zach fuentes will be there.t's going to be comfortable start to the day mid 60s at 11 a.m, a little bit of cloud cover at noontime, perfect for the parade. temperatures will come up into the low to mid 70s and there will be plenty of sun around as we look at a live picture from our emeryville camera, there is the fog layer right around salesforce tower as you can see, and the headlines. weekend weather cooling begins tomorrow. overnight, the fog expands. we'll see some patchy drizzle and early to middle part of next week. breezy and even cooler, dropping below average by wednesday in our inland communities. all right. the niners take on the jets for the season home opener at levi's stadium. kickoff i know it's already football time. 515 monday night. it's going to be 77 degrees. sunny and warm weather. fourth quarter. we're talking mainly clear, upper 60s and breezy, so should be good looking weather as we go hour by hour tomorrow morning. starting out with some areas of fog and a little bit of mist and drizzle

holy cow, i'm not a movie buff. >> danny glover. >> danny glover, lethal weapon. >> my god, that's rightce of cake. >> now i'm happy. >> in 1917, the richmond district actually changed its name because it was being confused with the city of richmond across the bay. in 2009, they reverted back. so for 92 years what did they call this district? and if you need a hint it's right up there. >> geary district or clement district. >> okay. good. >> good try, good try. yeah >> not right. height and ashbury. >> haight. have you been there yet? >> i've been to hightower. >> that was a quick trip. no. >> presidio district? no golden gate. keep trying. oh my goodness. >> you are in a golden gate park. >> the last part of that. ding ding park. and what's on the other side of the richmond district? towards the gold. what? >> park. presidio. you are correct. yeah. there we go. >> swing it! park! okay. >> park district. park. >> plus one more word. >> park. presidio. yes >> it is ave gorgeous day here at ocean beach. we are inside the richmond district. now, normally this is filled with the fog. not tod

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good afternoon, gentlemen, agent glover of the fbi, i 'm going to steal this from you for a while. do you have a firearm? no, what about? what is it? a rifle? yes, sir, people die all around you all the time, mr. gatja, someone else died, i don't know, i'm sure i'll be there in about 20 minutes, i need it urgently. until tomorrow, do you want to warn someone about what? my wife, that i'll be back early, they're in mexico, they're already back, what happened in barkley's attic? i don't know, i've never been there, and let's leave this pointless conversation, i really need to call. don't miss tomorrow, according to our illegal residency, the date of the invasion of iraq is approximately march 20, and this is only the beginning, the beginning of what, the beginning of a new era, your group has a special mission, i'm third, the americans are close, someone got ahead of us, it looks like russian tactics, if anyone finds out about this, i'll have to kill you, it's logical if the iraqi intelligence archives, they'll be transported with diplomatic cargo, you're a genius, we'll attack the d

. >> abc7's julian glover and zach fuentes hosted exclusive live streaming coverage of the oakland pride >> we are so excited by the weather out here. in addition to everything else, we're in a beautiful location. great energy out here too. >> everyone is here. smiles. good energy. we need more of that here in oakland and in our world. truly a day to celebrate ourselves, our friends and community. >> happy pride in oakland. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> in the south bay today. an opportunity to explore the streets of san jose like never before. six miles of the city were shut down to traffic for viva calle, allowing people to safely bike, skate or just take a walk. the route included the municipal rose garden, the alameda, japantown, and roosevelt park. there were food trucks and vendors, along with live music, all for people to enjoy. >> the purpose is to give you a sense of community, to connect with your community and your neighbors, and to experience areas of san jose that you might not experience when you're in your car. >> today was the third and final viva cal of the year. n

impact that has redefined what artists can do with the combined reach of music, digital streaming, gloveresident have about 15 to 30 million followers on instagram. that is more than most people who use the internet. they have both been present after all. swift does not have double or triple the numbers. taylor swift has 10 times that. 280 million followers on instagram, many millions more across other platforms. her popularity and image is in demand by basically every top entity you can think of from the richest companies in the world like apple to brands like the nfl, to heads of state and politicians. right off the top i will tell you donald trump tried to lie his way into a taylor alliance this year. it was earlier in the campaign season with donald trump falsely claimed he had taylor swift backing because he wanted it. and he thought confusing some people about that would help him. he knows taylor swift is a huge deal. he posted some a.i. images with the false claims online. and we will come back to that in a moment because it hurt him. first, the news that rocked the political and m

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover for sandhya patel, larry beil and everyone here at abc seven newsat night. we'll see you back here for the 11:00. from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" ♪♪ introducing today's contestants-- a freelance writer/editor from charleston, west virginia... a nonprofit program assistant originally from lakewood, ohio... and our returning champion-- an energy analyst from sacramento, california... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny. welcome to "jeopardy!" our new champion, mark palmere, pulled off a come-from-behind win in yesterday's game and hence is back today to defend his title against evan and hilary. good luck. let's start finding out which of you three will finish the first week of season 41 ad a "jeopardy!" champion. your categories are... ...first. then... how nice... then we're... we have... and we'll find out... mark, where to first? "s" to "s", $800.

as stephen glover said brilliantly in today's daily mail, he's not distributing freebies to ordinaryn the clapham omnibus. so what do we know about him? well, not only does he not talk to the media, we know he doesn't much like the media. when asked questions at the labour conference about the scandal, all he said was please don't. this is not very nice. he's a member of the house of lords. he's a public figure, not very nice, is a bit wet. in 2013, the reticent lord made a speech calling for a new offence to deal with press intimidation as well as a press regulator. he went to on criticise blair for his close relationship with the tabloids. but if we learned anything from the huw edwards or mohamed al fayed stories, it's that our media laws already work in favour of the rich and powerful far too much. we have oppressive libel, privacy and contempt of court laws which stop the truth getting out and people such as lord alli seem to want to crack down even more on the free press. free media. so the free press. free media. so the question is, will lord alli use the undeniable connection

join hosts julian glover and zach fuentes for all the fun. this year's theme is rooted in pride.tion on the parade routes and more. tune in sunday wherever you stream. abc seven news. >> new at six. the oakland eatery just named the countries restaurant of the year. >> then what? the new job numbers tell us about the economy and if it's still recovering. and a quick look at our weather headlines. >> well, i'm going to tell you about the latest entertainment zones that could pop up across san francisco. >> we're going to take a quick look at the weather headlines anyhow. so today and tomorrow scorching heat continues in our inland areas. heat advisory remains in effect through tomorrow evening, but we get some relief starting this weekend with a much a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay