. >> hoodie. >> hoodie -- i don't know. >> go grab the hoodie sort of a thing, like i don't think of martin. >> reporter: the shooting of 17-year-old trayvon martin. most black parents' deepest fear. turning the hoodie into a symbol, the danger of being a black teenaged boy. a fear my cloeg sunny hostin knows all too well. >> i have a 13-year-old, a 6 foot tall black kid. i have to have this conversation with him about how to interact if he ever has a police encounter. >> reporter: difficult conversations like these mostly only happen among those we feel most comfortable with. >> i wanted to go around the room. >> reporter: so last night we invited a diverse group of americans from different parts of the country, this time to have the conversation together. >> you see a police officer, you go in the other direction. you nod, you smile, you do whatever you have to do to have no interaction whatever. >> reporter: the father of three, author of many books on race and class. >> we all all kinds of rules with our black boys. you don't go out after night, don't wear a hoodie, sunglasses, d

cold. >> right. >> seth: like that's about the only time a hoodie helps you. >> yeah. it. >> that's it. >> seth: we don't have anything more to say about hoodies. >> that's the only thing we have with the hoodies. >> seth: you have a -- your character lives in chinatown. you shoot in actually chinatown apartment? >> yeah. >> seth: it is true the people who own building then became aware that their stoop was in a television show? >> yeah. they hated us shooting there. but i think they finally figured out that they have, you know, their stoop is on a hit tv show now. so it was pretty run down and we went and shot there the other day and it's totally redecorated. [ laughter ] it looks -- i mean, as much as you can redecorate a stoop in chinatown. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> but there is a dumpling shop next door. their prices have gone from $1 to $2 a dumpling. >> seth: really? [ laughter ] you completely rejuvenated that neighborhood. like literally two storefronts. >> two storefronts we're totally bringing it. >> seth: i like the idea that someone said, hey, my stoop

you got me, the suspicious hoodie said.hat is the story zimmerman told that's the story that sanford police department believed. the story as old as america itself. the story about black men toward violence, our reliance on animal instinct, general unfitness for civil society, preference for death is destruction. to believe this story, where trade on with the aggressor, a teenage boy more interested in fighting a stranger than getting back on to see if lebron james-- bron james could lead a comeback that he brought zimmerman close to death with his bare hands is to believe the stories white supremacy was told about black boys and men in america. you don't need to hate black men in order to believe the stories. black man's humanity only need be invisible to you so you never question where the stories came from and why they access. far too many people were content to do that. that's how zimmerman was able to raise a little over $200,000 for his legal defense fund in two weeks, i'm up before he was arraigned. the only weapons

is trying to get that information the suspicious figure in a hoodie attacked him. the [expletive] emergent bushes, and knocked him down and pinned him down. he screamed for help. the [expletive] who is destined to get away punched him repeatedly still pinned him to the ground while his head bounced off the concrete sidewalk with each blow. not knowing if he would survive the attack and no help is coming began reaching for his gun. the figure so it was happening and started reaching for the gun as well. you are going die tonight the suspicious man told him. he was left with no other choice, he reached for the gun first, first, shot the [expletive] in the chest, you got me as he fell to his death. that's the stories them are mental. that's a story the stanford police department believed. the story as old as america itself. the story about black man's inclination toward violence, our reliance on animal instincts, general unfitness for civilized society, preference of death and destruction. to believe this story with trade on the aggressor, teenage boy more with trade

. >> look at this post going viral a young boy in australia in the hoodie is recovering from a gash herom the eagle. this hand during a nature show. the eagle was supposed to land on a log so folk could take pictures but, instead, it went straight for the boy. witnesses say this is why they think this happened not because the eagle was hungry but he kept moving the zipper on the hoodie and it annoyed the eagle. >> remember necessity atmosphere to go to a nature show in australia. spooky. >> now, ask michael finney. "when a traffic signal light is not working at a freeway on-ramp does the stop law apply." >> here is the answer from michael finney. >> when lights are not on you treat it administration an ordinary on-ramp with no lights which help regulate traffic flow on to the highway. they are often only turned on during peak commute hours. now, if you are at a city intersection and there are no lights, treat it as a stop sign. great question. record your question on the chart 15 or tablet at abc7news.com/askfinney. you can share it on social with # askfinney. in the south bay a homici

. >> outside, a security camera captures a man in a gray hoodie filling his tank. he grabs his cell phone from the front seat to answer a call. eventually, retreats from the chilly night back inside his car to talk on his phone. as two more customers pull in, the man on the cell gets out to remove the nozzle. that's when, without warning this fill-up goes up in flames. >> right at that moment, i turn to my right, and there was like an eight-foot flame shooting out of the vehicle, like you would see a firework on the fourth of july. >> from a truck parked close by off-camera, customer mark called 911 in disbelief. >> i watched this car go up in flames so fast. you start to ask yourself, what's inside the car? >> as the fire accelerates, another danger grows. buried just a few feet below the car, gas reservoirs hold hundreds of gallons of fuel. if fire travels down the pump to those reservoirs, it could blow the gas station and everyone around it sky high. >> my heart was beating a thousand miles per hour. i turn around and push the emergency shutoff button, which sh

through each other's eyes, so that maybe the police officer sees his own son in that teenager with a hoodie who's kind of goofing off but not dangerous, and maybe the teenager will see in the police officer the same words and values and authority of his parents. (applause) with an open heart we can abandoned the rhetoric and oversimplification that reduces to categories not only our fellow americans but opponents and to enemies. with an open heart those protesting change will guard against reckless language going forward. look at the model set by the five officers we mourn today, acknowledge the process brought about by the sincere efforts of police departments like this one in dallas, and embark on the hard but necessary work of negotiation, the pursuit of reconciliation. with an open heart, police departments will acknowledge that, just like the rest of us, they're not perfect, that insisting we do better to root out racial bias is not an attack on cops but an effort to live up to our highest ideals. i understand these protests, i see them, they can be messy. sometimes they can be hijacke

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he said three to four people were in that jeep wearing hoodies. redell is on the scene right now gathering information. he will have the latest throughout the "today" show. >>> a second person in jail in connection with a shooting death in hayward. the victim in this case was shot while just sitting behind the wheel of his car waiting to make a turn. it all happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of meekland road and blot blossom way. the shooter fired at the victim and took off running. the suspect was found later and arrested and then late last night police found and arrested the driver of the car the shooter was riding in. investigators are working to determine a motive. >> whether this is just random gang or gun violence, we don't know. or whether this was specifically targeted we don't know. >> as for the latest, police plan to release more information surrounding this case later today. >>> let's get a check of that forecast. we'll get the traffic in a moment. it's going to be a warm day. >> very hot. effort valleys today, reaching i

the game but when the sun angle goes down we will drop into the 50s and the kids will feed their hoodie overnight. we will look at the forecast today for the game, reds and giants, the last of a three game set, 56, to 69, very high u.v. index, so, burning is easy today. take precaution. we will switch gears and talk about the soberanes fire, where fm right new in the mountains at none and the humidity is at 22%. there is in more in the air. the winds are lit at this reporting station. the only cool down is to young in the mountains this morning. they did not get much relief overnight much the winds are from the west. more than the south the next couple of hours. that still americans the south bay will be socked this with the haze. from about the san mateo bridge north it should be cleaner than heard can. check out the free flowing fog we had this morning. as we look from the east bay hills cap a, the coast, san francisco, and politicians like richmond and up interest vallejo are cooler today than yesterday while the rest of us going to be hot, especially inland with the hoot alert, and

hey, leo, why are you hiding in that hoodie? in mykonos, they boated with paas and took a stroll.st headgear, moving the sweatshirt to around his waist. >> we always know it's him. we know it's you. >>> up next the show making headlines for pulling back the veil on "bachelorette." i'm with one of the stars, has "unreal" gone too far? >>> then breaking ews on a "beaches" remake who is going to be playing bette midler's iconic role? ♪ >>> everybody is watching and talking about "bachelorette." there was a headline on espn's "sportscenter." if you're a fan, you owe it to yourself to check out lifetime's "unreal" a brilliant, behind-the-scenes look at a "bachelorette"-esque show. i sat down with the film's star. >> today we bring you "everlasting." >> he looks good in a hawaiian shirt. the people at trader joe's? >> they're doing fine. the show has bben on for 20 seasons, they have like 60 million viewers watching, my heart's not breaking for them. >> it feels like "unreal" pulls the veil back. >> i thiik we pull the veil back just in terms of how, how are these shows produced. i don'

the company announcing it is relaxing its dress code, which allows fedoras as well and no hoodies and familiar green ap ron stays. >>> a new tool is available to help ease the way when it comes to saving for the future and after years and legislative limbo, states are starting to get these programs call able accounts off the ground. senior personal finance correspondent sharon ep per son has the story of how one family in suburban chicago is jumping for joy. >> 11-year-old maddy gillespie loves playing in the backyard. >> maddie is an amazing kid with an amazing amount of potential. >> her parents are like many two career couples, busy juggling work and raising three children, including maddie born with down syndrome and they continue to have special needs as she gets older. >> we want her to work and be engaged and do what makes maddie happy. with that, we have to consider her financial future. >> taking advantage of a new way to save known as an able account may help. these accounts are modeled after 529 college savings plans, four states, ohio, tennessee and nebraska and florida, h

one of the suspects wearing a black hoodie was the first to climb over and begin stealing items and loading them into the vehicle. the other suspects were behind them. they had stolen two rifles and up to 25 handguns. the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives is joining the investigation in oakland right now. no word on any of the guns have been recovered. >>> new at noon, firefighters made quick work of a vegetation fire that broke out in cupertino about 90 minutes ago. it burned in the hills on private property near a quarry and some homes. here you see one firefighter looking for hot spots. it started just before 10:30 on california oak way. firefighters had it under control by 11:00. it burned 4 acres. >>> we are getting a first look at warriors star draymond green's mugshot from his arrest over the weekend. tmz posted this fuzzy photo online and it shows green smiling while wearing an attack the glass t-shirt. the power forward is accused of slapping a michigan state football player outside a bar in east lansing early sunday morning. green released this statement

>> melvin lives cross the street and he has noticed suspicious activity lately including guys in hoodies entering the property at night. >> they went to the property and last and came back in another vehicle. >> you i called the property management company. the woman i talked to refused to give any information on the record about how they are handling the situation. oakland police plan to san additional patrols to the area. in oakland for abc7 news. >> east bay family is struggling to find answers after their three-year-old died after a trip to the dentist after being unexpensive at a dental office on saturday in san ramon. we spoke with the father who said she died at the dentist's office or shortly after after a dental procedure. >> we arrived, the cpr was being performed and she was transparted to a local hospital. >> her father did not offer any other details. san ramon police say it is not clear whether there will be a criminal investigation. >> the family of the cal student killed in nice, san francisco, is arranging for the run of his body to the united states. we were on campus y

the man in the white hoody casually walks down the hallway. once he's out of frame, you can see what look like cuss from the bullet -- dust from the bullets he sprayed. the killer shot two men, and ran off holding the hand gun. this happened at the cafe on totally road for month ago. the most recent shooting took the life of justin tran. the shooter shot him multiple times in the driver's seat of his car. the oldest case goes back to 2013. police say vietnamese street gangs went to a street party on under. a fight spilled outside, and a 37-year-old man was shot to death. while police say the motives in the shootings are unclear, but it is possible that these are all vietnamese street gang murders. if you have any information, police want to hear from you. live in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >>> in san francisco, a man is in custody after calling for the beheading of toney chaplin. donald hoganson was detained in his home yesterday. police say he tweeted this over the weekend, shows a picture of chaplain, a guillotine, and sign that reads white

the man in the white hoodie casually walks down the hall. once he is out of frame, you can see what looks like dust fly all over the place from the bullets he sprayeded. police say the killer shot two men and ran off holding the handgun. this killing happened bon mua four months ago killing 26-year- old justin tran on cape aspden court in berryessa. the shooter shot him multiple times in the driver's seat of his car. the oldest case goes back to 2013. police say vietnamese street gangs went to a party at this closed audio business on center. a fight spilled outside and a 37-year-old man was shot to death. betty yu, kpix 5. >> police say that the motive in the shootings are unclear but they want anybody with anyone to call them. >>> it is 4:36. let's check the weather. we had a lot of fun last night, right, at a's game? >> good people, good crowds, great fans. >> serving all those root beer floats. >> i don't know how many we served up. >> i'm guessing there are thousands. >> thousands and thousands and thousands. you had great form, too, gre

when raymond went to straighten up, the guy, some guy in the hoodie just walk up and shot him in thehest, point blank. >> reporter: he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> there was a lot of witnesses and more than four people video taped. >> reporter: but police need more, a reward of up to $20,000 will go to anyone with any information that leads to the a rest and convictions of the person responsible. >> this person is walking free in our streets and they can hurt your son, your daughter, your child, is there a murderer out there. >> reporter: all you have to do is call citizens crime commission at 215-546 -tips. all calls will remain a in must. since her son's death espinosa has been working on local politicians on gun control legislation and pushing to get cases like her sons solved. >> we need to get together and get empowered and go against these individual who are cold blooded killers. >> for crime fighters, rick williams for channel six "action news". been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be mome

barista, the company announcing it is relaxing dress code which allows fedoras as well but still no hoodieshe familiar green app ron stays. >>> families with disabilities have a difficult road but there is a new tool when it comes to saving for the future and after years in legislative limbo, states are getting these programs called able accounts off the ground. sharon epperson has story of how one family in suburban chicago is jumping for joy. >> 11-year-old maddie gillespie is curious and outgoing and loves playing in the backyard. >> maddie is money an amazing kid. >> reporter: her parents are like many two-career couples. busy juggling work and raising three children, including maddie, who was born with downs syndrome and may continue to have special needs as we gets older. >> we want her to work and be engaged and do what makes maddie happy and with that we have to consider her financial future. >> taking advantage ever a new way to save known as a able account may help. designed for individuals with disibles they are modelled after 529 college saving plans. ohio, tennseese, nebraska a

basketball and is a good person and conversely, the kid on the corner crossing the street with the hoodie, the police officers don't know this kid may be a poet instead of a gang banger. >> president obama will host a law enforcement summit next week. >>> last night, hundreds turned out here in dallas to remember the officers slain thursday. dallas police are sifting through 1770 hours of body cam footage, and more videos from squad cars as they try to learn more about what happened that night. in an interview with the blade, micah johnson's mother said her son changed dramatically after his military service, saying he was very disappointed. johnson returned from afghanistan in 2014 after he was accused of sexual harassment, according to his former lawyer. and johnson's father sobbed as he talked about his son, who killed five officers, and wounded nine more. >> i don't know what to say. to anybody to make anything better. i didn't see it coming. -- >> he was a good son. >> i loved my son with all my heart. i hate what he did. >> the strain of the investigation and the fallout have become

food stamps 50% increase under obama alone so they kept writing themselves but at the end they said hoodie want to dedicate the book to? i had already written maya acknowledgments to my beautiful wife that i went through family and people that were influential like roger ailes for mark fisher who grew up somewhere around here in the area i said i will dedicate this book to president obama because he is the reason it is so easy to write. [applause] and why it does so well on the back of the book you can see some names and a sentence of the most important and influential people in my life to taught me about conservatism and americanism bill o'reilly first i like hosting his show. [laughter] sean hannity he is the great tonight there is a big special on about the clinton scandals a very big expose say in donald trump i sent the book to him i have known him for many years i am a fan of his i didn't expect anything but he sent me back a'' and i was thrilled to put that up mark cuban a lot of people think he may not be conservative but clinton said she actually talking about potential vice presi

so you may need the hoodie on the coast here. >>> san jose police calling it a tragedy. >> that's right6-year-old boy hit and killed. >> he was hit and holdinghanding with his mom when hit. >> reporter: the young boy was actually holding his mother's hand when the vehicle struck both of them. it happened right here in the parking lot next to the movie theater. at 9:30 the mother and son and older sister were walking in the parking lot when a mercedes struck the boy and mom at the low speed. he was rushed to the hospital but ended up dying. the driver is cooperating and they're working to find out what caused the driver to strike them, but doesn't appear to be alcohol or drug related. >> we just want to remind people, that in the summer months there's a lot more foot traffic and vehicle traffic and people stay out later. sometimes when you're in a parking lot there's close quarters so it's incumbent on people to be aware. >> reporter: it's a sad situation here in front of the mother and sister. it sounded like the mother did what she could. police are asking for witnesses to the accident

bringing paris fashion week to a pause and sparking majoroutfit info wi a titanic hoodie, the influenceroche hasn't just skyrocketed her to the top of the best dressed list but revived the 48-year-old's spirit after enduring a difficult year with the loss of her husband and brother. >> playing dress-up and dresses and shoes and the bags, it gave her new energy. it gave her a lot of joy. to hear her say that makes me very happy. >> and while we may not be able to crush notes like celine, you can work your wardrobe like her. >> you have to be comfortable. she's great. she loves every part of herself. confidence. wear it, own it, love it. try it on. try it on and you never know what's going to work until you try it on. >> i know a lot of women around the world are having a little bit of a style crush moment on celine. it's okay. she is going to look more stunning when she resumes her caesar's palace residency september 20th in las vegas. >> she never looked better. >>> coming up -- what happens when there is a lost audition tape for the new "star wars"? who is the star gone rogue? tomorrow

maybe the police officer sees his own son in that teenager in a hoodie, whose goofing off but isn't dangerous. maybe the teenager will see in the police officer, the same words and values and authority as his parents. >> [ applause ] with an open heart, we can abandon the overheated rhetoric and the oversimplification that reduces whole categories of our fellow americans not just to opponents, but to enemies. with an open heart, those protesting for change will guard against reckless language going forward. look at the model set by the five officers we are mourning today. acknowledge the progress brought about by the sincere efforts of police departments like this one in dallas. embark on the hard but necessary work of negotiation. the pursuit of reconciliation. with an open heart, police departments will acknowledge that just like the rest of us, they are not perfect. insisting we do better to root out racial bias is not an attack on cops, but an effort to live up to our highest ideals. >> [ applause ] and i understand these protests, i see them. they can be messy. sometimes, they can be hij

a man wearing a red hoodie smashes the window and takes the belongings. the security camera footage caught it happening. the suspect drove off in a black pickup. the woman wants her belongings back because it holds sent mental value. >>> you're looking at guns, drugs, and money seized by detectives in contra costa county. this shows about $30,000 worth of heroine, meth and marijuana. you also see seven firearms and $76,000 in cash. detectives made the bust on thursday at a home on elk horn way in antioch. two people now face charges. >>> a small earthquake rattled parts of the north bay today. a 3.3 quake was reported just before 5:00 p.m. east of napa. no reports of damage. >>> still to come on "abc7 news" at 11:00, a tense day for hundreds of residents in southern california, as a wildfire forces them to leave their homes. >>> and trying something new with san francisco's twin peaks. how the drive up to the top ask about to change. >> it was a clear picture earlier this evening. we are saying bye-bye to the fog and hello to warmer temperatures. >>> and

if you're a human being, we have a hoodie. if you're a dog, we have a hoodie for your dog.ause ] >>> oh, my goodness, this crowd. blink-182 is here at the citi parks foundation summer stage. here they are with one of their classics, what's my age again? ♪ ♪ i took her out it was a friday night ♪ ♪ i wore cologne to get the feeling right ♪ ♪ we started making out and she took off my pants ♪ ♪ but then i turned on the tv ♪ ♪ and that's about the time she walked away from me ♪ ♪ nobody likes you when you're 23 ♪ ♪ and are still more amused by tv shows ♪ ♪ what the hell is add my friends say i should act my age ♪ ♪ what's my age again what's my age again ♪ ♪ later on on the drive home ♪ ♪ i called her mom from a pay phone ♪ ♪ i said i was the cops and your husband's in jail ♪ ♪ the state looks down on sodomy ♪ ♪ and that's about the time that -- hung up on me ♪ ♪ nobody likes you when you're 23 ♪ ♪ and are still more amused by prank phone calls ♪ ♪ what the hell is call id my friends say i should act my age ♪ ♪ what's my age again ♪ what's my age again ♪ ♪ and that's about the

. >> wearing a hoodie >> pam:the cases have come to symbolize racial issues in this country. and they include last week's deaths of alton sterling and philando castile. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> steve:following the recent officer involved shootings. african-american students in oakland had an open and honest conversation with local police on racial profiling. >> steve:kron 4's ella sogomonian captured both sides and what instill trust once again in the community's cops. >>"it's a great chance to get our voice heard and let them what's going on." >> reporter:following national headlines brutality - four oakland unified high school students profiling. >>cg: darius aikens, ohsd senior "we've heard from everyone except those most impacted our young african american males, so it's important that we get their perspective." >> reporter:the open dialogue allowed officers to explain the necessity of the use of force and the importance of complying during a stop. >> reporter:they say the high stress of approaching a stranger in a crime-ridden are

. >> put on the hoody and enjoy the beach. >>> people in are cleaning up after deadly flooding now that the water has receded. just amazing damage there the flood killed at least two dozen people, caused millions of dollars in damage. many families loss everything inside their homes, their home, property. homes were washed away. looking at the flood control, streams, we had a disaster of momentous proportion. >> i cried. i cried. road devastation everywhere. >> lawmakers say that the first round of federal funding has come in. in the meantime, forecasters say there may be more rain next week. >> is that a house there? wow? >>> well, some people, maybe you, will see a higher paycheck. the three cities where the minimum wage is going up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it's 5:54. 21-year-old mark estrada was in court yesterday accused of shooting sergeant scott lung another july of last year during a traffic stop. there have been repeated delays in this case. the defense says it has not received all the evidence in the case so far and he has changed attorneys. yesterday, officers packe

a second man has on a hoodie and is carrying a duffel bag. they got away in a blue ford focus. the fbi is helping with the case. >>> keeping san francisco streets cleaner but safer. they've been installing syringe disposal boxes. a new broks is now on a wall -- box is on a wall outside of the market. there are other locations. officials say they have collected up to 300 a week from some boxes. >>> uber hasn't translated to to a fall in drunk driving rates. oxford researchers found in years since uber hit the roetd there's no corresponding decrease. it's probably because drivers who are already drunk aren't as ration al and may not want to pony up the bucks to get home. >>> a recent report shows the new express lanes are speeding up the commute through the no toriously congested corridor. car poolers drive the stretch for free, solo drivers pay a fee. >>> still to come. homemade spike strip designed to do harm. the popular bike trail that's been booby trapped. >>> plus how the fire in monterey county could do injury. >>> new tracking technology that could tell you. >>> and we ha

. >> in fact, did he mention -- >> he mentioned the hoodies, that the teens are wearing here. >> i think it comes with a open heart. we can learn to stand in each other's shoes lock at the world through each other's eyes so that maybe the police officer sees his own son in that teenager, with a hoodie, who is casino of goofing off but not dangerous, and the teenager, maybe the teenage letter see and the police officer, the same words, and values, and authority of his parents. >> what did you think that far one? >> wonderfully said. that he is where we need to be headed as country, and i think the president laid it on the line. it was perfectly said. >> even at one point he said it seems as if at some point we expect so much of police officers, but very little of ourselves. i thought that was a very important question. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> so -- >> extraordinary global homerun. i think what people don't quite under stands is that they are looking at this nation all the world is looking at this nation right at this moment to see thousand can -- with local terrorism on the high, no

world through each other's eyes so that maybe the police offi sees his own son in that teenager with a hoody who's kind of goofing off but not dangerous. and the teenager -- maybe the teenager will see in the police officer the same words and values and authority of his parents. [ applause ] with an open heart we can abandon the overheated rhetoric and simplification that reduces whole categories of our fellow americans not just to opponents but to enemies. with an open heart those protesting for change will guard against reckless language going for. look by the model set by the five officers we mourn today. acknowledge the progress brought about by the sincere efforts of police departments like this one in dallas and embark on the hard but necessary work of negotiation, the pursuit of reconciliation. with an open heart police departments will acknowledge that just like the rest of us they are not perfect, that insisting we do better to root out racial bias is not an attack on cops but an effort to live up to our highest ideals. [ applause ] i understand these protests, i see them, they can

and police officers should see a young man wearing a hoodie as their son. to go beyond a eulogy, sur monic uplift to enact policy. >> listen to there was another president there, former president george w. bush. he had very powerful beautiful words as well. let me play a clip for you, cornell. >> we have never been held together by blood or background. we are bound by things of the spirit, by shared commitments to common ideals. at our best we practice empathy, imagining ourselves in the lives and circumstances of others. this is the bridge across our nation's deepest divisions. and it's not merely a matter of tolerance but of learning from the struggles and stories of our fellow citizens and finding our better selves in the process. >> he's done very few of these public addresses in the past seven and a half years since leaving the white house. those are strong words from him. >> very strong words. and the fact that you have president bush standing beside president obama at a moment of grief and mourning and pain for the country says this about the nation,

if you're a human being, we have a hoodie. if you're a dog, we have a dog for your hoodie.wing a documentary tonight called shark bait. great white sharks off the coast of cape cod. who knew? shark week all the way through sunday. coming up, we have more blink-182 live right here in central park. [ cheers and applause ] >>> oh, my goodness, this crowd. we know you are not bored to death. because blink-182 is here at the city parks foundation summerstage. their new album, "california," is out now. here they are with one of their classics, "what's my age again?" ♪ ♪ i took her out it was a friday night ♪ ♪ i wore cologne to get the feeling right ♪ ♪ we started making out and she took off ♪ ♪ but then i turned on the tv ♪ and that's about the time she walked away from me ♪ ♪ nobody likes you when you're 23 ♪ ♪ and are still more amused by tv shows ♪ ♪ what the hell is a.d.d. my friends say i should act my age ♪ ♪ what's my age again what's my age again ♪ ♪ later on on the drive home ♪ i called her mom from a pay phone ♪ ♪ i said i was the cops and your husband's in jail ♪ ♪ th

so that maybe the police officer sees his own son in that teenager with a hoody who is goofing off but not dangerous and the teenager, maybe the teenager will see in the police officer the same words and values and authority of his parents. with an open heart, we can abandon the overheated rhetoric and the oversimplification that reduces categories of our fellow americans, not just opponents, but enemies. with an open heart, those protesting for change will guard against reckless language going forward. look at the model set by the five officers we mourn today. acknowledge the progress brought about by the efforts of police departments like this one in dallas. and embark on the hard, but necessary work of negotiation, the pursuit of reconciliatiorec. with an open heart, police departments will acknowledge like the rest of us they are not perfect. insisting we do better to root out racial bias is not an attack on cops, but an effort to live up to our highest ideals. [ applause ] >> and i understand these protests, i see them. they can be messy. sometimes they can be hijacked by an irres

a man wearing a red hoodie smashes the window and takes the trunk, along with other belongings.videoght the burglary as it happened. the man drove off in a black pickup truck. she wants the trunk back saying it holds sentimental items of her boyfriend's. >> here you are looking at drugs, money and guns from a big bust yesterday from contra county detectives. they show this picture of $30,000 worth of heroin, ecstasy , methamphetamine and marijuana. you also see the cash. detectes made the bust on thursday on a home in elkhorn way in antioch. two people now face charges. >> this fire started yesterday afternoon in the stevenson ranch area. officials evacuated at least 700 homes as a precaution, but those orders were lifted around 9:30 last night. the l.a. county fire captain said flames have come to within feet of homes. the fire is now about 20% contained. >> . >> one of the most prestigious clay and glass festivals in the nation is happening this weekend on the peninsula. abc7 news was at the palo alto art center at more than 150 clay and glass artists showed off their creations in

somebody said they were in san francisco for four days and during that time frame they bought four hoodiesou how cold it was in the city. >> it will be nice to feel lirk summer again. stay with us. we'll be right back. the ford freedom sales event is on! with our best offers of the year! ♪ i'm free to do what i want... and 0% financing is back! on a huge selection of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus get an extra $1000 smart bonus on specially tagged vehicles. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ♪ i'm free, baby! now get 0% financing plus a $1000 smart bonus cash on specially tagged vehicles. only at the ford freedom sales event. ♪ feel free... >>> the republican led house today refused to allow debate on a bill that would allow background checks on gun sales. >> anton bell, age 17. >> many lawmakers lined up to read the names of the victims of a mass shooting this year. >> if we are gonna follow the will of the american people, if we are going to protect our national security, and if we are going to continue uphold the constitution

most of them have their jackets and hoodies on.t is cloud doe and school and it will stay that way at the coast. live doppler showing you the clouds, still in parts of the bay and parts of the north bias well. visibility is limit add long the coast. a much cooler start from some areas, any where from 1 to 5 degrees back in antioch, temperatures four degrees cooler. here, we show you a live shot from emorysville looking toward the bays. oakland, it is 60. mountain view, 63. san jose, 61. morgan bill and half moon bay, 55 degrees. we're finally seeing through some of the cloud as we look down. santa rosa, 55, napa, 56, livermore, starting to hit the mid 60s. a live view from the exploratory camera, along the coast and parts the bay, sunny this afternoon, inland and around most of the bay. and we're going to be cooler than average, especially tomorrow. temperatures coming down a bit further. here is a look at the forecast animation. so even at 10:00 this morning, we'll see the fog, but sunny around most of the bay and inland areas wil

police are searching for this man in the hoodie accused of holding up a gas station last week. the suspect took out a semi automatic gun and pointed it at a store employee and demanded money. the worker was not hurt in the robbery. if you recognize the man call police. >> unionized faculty in san francisco will lose a day's pay because they were on strike for pert wages. the when day strike happened in april over cuts and faculty salary. the administrators notified the faculty and they are docked that pay. the school said taxpayers should not have to foot the bill for people not working. teachers have had no contract since june. >> heads up fur visiting the golden gate bridge offer the holiday weekend, cars are not able to park at welcome center at golden gate bridge or vista point on marin side. ride services are allowed only to drop off. the closure is from 11:00 a.m. until after the fire work on monday. >> a warning for anyone considering stem cell treatment, a study said it could look you with serious health issues and bay area is growing beyond our nine counties and our me

a man wearing a red hoodie smashes the window and takes the trunk, along with other belongings. video caught the burglary as it happened. the man drove off in a black pickup truck. she wants the trunk back saying it holds sentimental items of her boyfriend's. be. >> here you are looking at drugs, money and guns from a search yesterday. heroin, marijuana, ecstasy and you see firearms and cash. detectives made the bust on thursday at a home on elkhorn way in antioch. two people now face charges. let's get a check of the accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> hi, carolyn. >> here's a screw from mt. tam. we are still cooler everywhere around the bay this morning. we have windy but warmer weather ahead. i'll explain in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, a brush fire quickly grows to 800 acres in los angeles county, forcing people to evacuate. and the vallejo woman kidnapped and held for ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said,

definitely jackets and hoodies out there.peratures, it's right now, look at the fog footprint, and where the fog is not that far right now. but that it is green basically so you'll need to look at it that way and that they are just in the lower 70s. about three degrees cooler in heyward today. that they will be breaking even there in livermore as you'll see how they are and this pattern, because of that it is very helpful because it is summer in the the bay area and it is fire season. so this low is setting up off the coast, it is exactly what you want to see with a cooling trend to change. it will need to create the fog that we see as it will be a deep one tonight. and so these are the forecast highs as we would head through your bay area tomorrow. look at them at 79. a little warmer in the 80s. but most of our temperatures are tomorrow, we are in the 60s and the 70s around the bay with a few of those low 80s in the traditional hot spots. so it will be cool weather really, which will be great for the fires with a few burning

through each other's eyes so that maybe the police officer sees his own son this that teenager with a hoodie who's kind of goofing off, but not daytime -- daytime -- -- but not dangerous. [applause] and maybe the teenager will see in the police officer the same words and values and authority of his parents. [applause] with an open heart, we can abandon the overheated rhetoric and the oversimplification that reduces whole categories of our fellow americans not just to opponents, but to enemies. with an open heart, those protesting for change will guard against reckless language going forward. look at the model set by the five officers we mourn today. acknowledge the progress brought about by the sincere efforts of police departments like this one in dallas. and embark on the hard but necessary work of negotiation, the pursuit of reconciliation. with an open heart, police departments will acknowledge that -- just like the rest of us, they're not perfect. that insisting we do better to root out racial bias is not an attack on cops, but an effort to live up to our highest ideals. [applause] and

commuting in from walnut creek to san francisco, going to need something in the trunk of the car like a hoodiesomething. because it's chilly in the morning and chilly in the afternoon. not just in san francisco but in oakland and berkeley, anywhere around the bay, fog and marine layer is so thick that it's really just pumping the bay area full of cool, moist air and you can see it forecast for tomorrow morning basically all night, go to have some bit of status in the area, burns off and then look what happens, 80s all the way out here, and the 90s, rockland maybe, roseville, maybe marysville i guess but look at unusually cool and sacramento just into the 80s. i think that's just slightly unusual for july. you would expect temperatures easily into the 90s this time of year. so low pressure center is the culprit and it keeps us going this way all week. might be a little drizzle too as the low pressure lingers right into saturday. so i don't have to come back the next few nights because you know right now it's going to be the same thing. over and over. i will come back. i don't have to. i do have