and been, in rockford illinois, you saw that. the inability of police to solve crimes in neighborhoods, and not having neighborhood trust, as moses just said, people know who did the crime. we talk about homicide clearance rates in the country, it is in the teens. this is incredibly problematic. win the community trust, because everyone wants public safety? rockford, theers, mayor and police chief are on board for this. but there is still this on-the-ground connection that you have to make between police officers and the people in the community. a year has passed since a similar incident in ferguson, a similar incident in chicago with quan mcdonald and videotape of a police officer shooting him 16 times. politicians,ederal any issue of reform has been called a war on police by president donald trump. and in the administration, jeff sessions is trying to roll back a lot of the reforms for local departments. a caller from maryland, go ahead please. >> i am in ems sergeant in southern maryland. i'm talking about the same thing you ar

i have lived in rockford myself. a single woman living in a house in a wax -- mixed neighborhood. people watched out for me. the police did also. how much time did you spend with rockford in the police department and with the people? guest: i do not have a negative view of the rockford police department at all. i heard from veterans and younger officers, went on patrol with those beat cops who did a fantastic job, respectful in every way. when i talk about a cultural shift in what policing is, it is not just a rockford problem, it is a nationwide issue. , i am actually fascinated by rockford and i think it is a wonderful city. people are invested in all sorts of ways. you cannot deny that it is dealing with what we imagine as big city issues, deep divisions , and a great deal of poverty and a high crime rate. "how one american city chose to tackle crime, combat racism, and reckon with a legacy of police brutality." time for just one or does go more calls. mike, stratford, connecticut, retired police officer. caller: i

if larry's ever in rockford.e'll buy me a beer. >> he's sending checks to his kids for theirirthdays and no more electronic transfers for him. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> what a hassle. don't be surprised if you see this on the streets of san francisco where this i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. >>> happening today. it's the second part of this year's world naked bike ride in san francisco. you can bare as much as you dare for the ride around popular spots like fisherman's whatever, the marina and golden gate park. organizers say the event protests oil, and the need for renewable energy and technological advances to better our planet. the bike ride is free and it starts at the ferry building at 11:00 this morning. next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00. your chance

. >> and if rick's ever in rockford. >> he'll buy me a beer or something, right?om now on he's sending checks to his kid trs their birthdays. no more electronic transfers for him. >> i'm michaelnn, 7 on your side. >> next, don't be surprised if you see this on the streets of san francisco today >>> happening today is the second part of this year's world naked bike ride in san francisco. you can bare as much as you daer for the ride around popular spots like fisherman's whatever, the marina and golden gate park. the protests the dependency for big oil and the need for renewable energy andlk will the weather be? >> it will be nice and warm inland and stille coast. temperatures right now are in the 50s and so it to get a morning run in now is perfect. this afternoon, look for low 60s. san francisco, 69 degrees and oakland, 74, nice and mild weather there and in san jose, our warmest spot will be in the low 90s inland and so we have a typic typical summertime pattern today, tomorrow and the rest of the week. look for 90s inland and at the coast, the sea breeze will al

. >> meet larry ethan, a retiree in rockford, illinois.and hers are very, very similar. >> we introduced larry and rick via facetime. >> hi, rick. i want to be the first to tell you i'm really sorry that i'm putting you all through this. >> larry said he never did get that $100 back. >> it went to the big bank in the cloud and i don't know where it went. >> so 7 on your side contacted wells fargo. it did not explain what happened, but said there is a process for reversing those mistakes. however, in this situation, the payment reimbursement was delayed. after that, the $100 showed up in larry's account. >> i really want to thank you for this. >> and if rick's never rockford -- >> buy me a beer or something, right? >> maybe. larry says he's going back to writing checks for his kids' birthday. now i want to hear from you. have you lost some money? can you not get it back? my 7 on your side hotline is monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., 415-954-8151. yo can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. i told you

that, the $100 showed up in larry's account. >> i really want to thank you. >> and if rick's ever in rockfordight? >> from now on he's sending checks to his kids for their birthdays and no more electronic transfers for him. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> an accuweather update. >> here's a look at live doppler 7. we have gray skies that have filled in from the coast with a cool marine layer and has spread into the bay, but that will retreat. here is a live shot right now from emoriville. it is looking pretty gray out there. winds are light over the bay at this point. temperatures are climbing into the 60s. oakland, 63 and san jose, 68 and half moon bay, where visibility is down to mild right now, but inland we go and we have blue skies and clear conditions there and more temperatures even getting into the mid and upper 60s and napa, 64 and novato, fairfield and concord, 56 and livermore, 67 degrees right now and this time we're looking from future down toward san francisco where we have a mix of some blue skies and some of those low clouds and fog especially at the coast. foggy and mis

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in the ministration. policies are good for the american people at all. host: rockford, illinois, independent. mike. ser: hi, i'm glad hypocrisy resulted in his resignation. character should be the top priority regardless of party labels. host: was at those actions that bothered you the most or the environmental policy? caller: i expect people to call me out for hypocrisy. onill call it out on waters, illinois senator richard durbin, in this case, mr. scott pruitt. host:, as far as hypocrisy what would you list chief among them? caller: in the position he held of the epa, you should strike a balance between the industries, coal, for individuals who want to save forests from being chopped down. host: are you saying he did not achieve that balance? why? let personalse he greed get in the way of what he was supposed to do, of his job. ont: massachusetts, janet, democrat line. caller: hi. i got a request and a comment. the comment on scott pruitt. , thatk we can all thank woman with her baby on her hip , stood there and confronted him, you could see it in his face, he was resigning then. that is my comme

in a few minutes from now to see what other cities are doing. you can ask questions about that as well. let's hear from rockford, illinois. >> i think were cutting off our nose despite her face. yes we have a drug problem but if you were going after the drug companies which are not the real problem. for them to go bankrupt or move overseas to china. it sounds like they're pushing the companies to move overseas that make her trucks. our oil companies will be moving overseas shortly after because a lot of the stuff in the newspaper where the local government is suing drug companies. we find out the doctors are writing the prescriptions and pharmacies are taking the hit four. let's not forget flint, michigan with the whistleblower pediatrician doctor who said all of the water was poison. all the other doctors didn't say a word. let's not cut off our notes to spider face and run companies out of the country. >> you mention cbs, there's a story also saying the company is putting containers in retail stores where people can dispose of unused prescription drugs as a way to fight the epidemic. the containers are design