leif, what can people expect on the day of the aidswalk? >> well, of course -- >> get there early. >> yes, get there early. >> dress in layers ? >> yes, dress in layers, everybody in san francisco knows that. they will walk through golden gate park which is gorgeous, 10 kilometers which is 6.2 miles. we will have lots of checkpoint along the way to serve lots of donated products from many, many companies as well as entertainment along the route, and then we have the post walk concert afterward where people hang out in sharon meadow and wait for the total while our volunteers are quickly adding it up. >> speaking of totals, neil, how much has it raised over the years? >> over the years -- what is the big number? >> 70 million. >> leif would know because he has been at all of them. 77 million throughout the years. >> wow. you have a lot of corporate memberships and your own walking teaming. >> yes, san francisco aids foundation has a team of our own employees, their family members and sons and daughters and relatives who all get involved with

he's called leif eriksson. leif the son of erik. and it's leif eriksson who ventures west. and we know encounters north america. he probably went first to labrador, which is on the upper coast here. didn't find much in the way of timber there. that's a pretty desolate coast. and sew sailed further south until he would find -- he's looking for a reasonable place to live and resource his agriculture, et cetera. and he finds it. he finds it. on the north, the tip of newfoundland, the island of newfoundland, on the northwest corner in the little peninsula that juts up. there is a place called ans anse aux meadows. in the 1960s scandinavian archaeologists began to look in this area. now, it's interesting how they decided to do this. they looked at maps from the 14th and 15th century of this part of the world. primitive, to be sure. primitive to be sure. but these maps did show in gross outline something that looked like newfoundland. they then began to apply common sense, when you were sailing west from newfoundland, looking at tides and currents. and they began to come to this

here's a leif view from the high definition east bay camera in emeryville looking east wad -- west ward to we have had low clouds and sea breeze as well. fog continues to surge and from the coast line quite a bit of this offshore and inland areas but that is nothing compared to what is coming our way. look up to the northwest. big drop of moisture up north coast. this rainfall is head entered our direction and we are going to get some wet weather before the weekend but first let's look at what a sharp drop in temperature we have from yesterday through today. livermore high yesterday of 97. hay today of only 69. 28 degree change. danville 95 yesterday. 63 today. 32 degree drop. you have the picture. it was sharply cooler inal parts of the bay area today and right now we lack at temperatures pretty much in a uniform range. mid 50's around the bay area with the exception of antioch 62 degrees right now and the wind have been gusty for much of the day and the evening if you spots remain gusty gust up to 26 miles per hour. 40 miles per hour gust at fairfield. quite breezy and windy through t

lillian kim is leif at ben franklin middle school where parents want more done. >>reporter: that's right. the district presented the issues but the parents say it doesn't go far enough. >>reporter: her son was the victim of a recent bully sdichbility the kindergartner threw him around like a rag doll and choked him. >>reporter: the school district acknowledges that bullying is a problem that's why it held a forum for parents about what they can do to minimize problems at school. event however got off to a tense start. >> it's time to take back if and this is not helping. >>reporter: she's the mother of sixth graird. video shows her daughter being beaten by eighth grade girl at hogan middle school last month. she was sent to the hospital for head injuries now williams is angry over the way the district handled the aftermath. >> they refused to expel her because they don't admit there's a problem so they do the normal 2 day suspension. but the parents should have to pay for damages as well. and when they start to put in measures like that i guarantee you you will g

some of the video we are about to show you could be disturbing. 7 news is leif at union square where the private party took place. >>reporter: the gathering took place here on maiden lane and those who attended the party received a rather loud greeting from protestors. animal rights advocate chanted as loud as they could as people made their way to a sold out food party. >> when you this i about like what it is, its opinion kill of human arrogance if you ask me. >>reporter: it means fatty liver in french and people who attended the party save or ever bite because starting july 1st producing selling and buying this is going to be illegal in california. the series of abc 7 news eye team reports show how they are force fed and led to the passage of the bill banning the a del today situation. >> i can smoke pot openly in san francisco and hide my eating habit. >>reporter: they threw the party as way to say thank you to the customers for the business over the years. business moved from napa to nevada in anticipation of the ban. the owner says business couldn't be better. on line orders ar

even leif garrett in the '70s appreciated the masses but never understood it. because musical tastes formed as a teen becomes part of the hard-wiring. meaning, when it comes to bieber fever and one direction infection, there is no cure. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america."

lillian kim is leif at ben franklin middle school where parents want more done. >>reporter: that's right. the district presented the issues but the parents say it doesn't go far enough. >>reporter: her son was the victim of a recent bully sdichbility the kindergartner threw him around like a rag doll and choked him. >>reporter: the school district acknowledges that bullying is a problem that's why it held a forum for parents about what they can do to minimize problems at school. event however got off to a tense start. >> it's time to take back if and this is not helping. >>reporter: she's the mother of sixth graird. video shows her daughter being beaten by eighth grade girl at hogan middle school last month. she was sent to the hospital for head injuries now williams is angry over the way the district handled the aftermath. >> they refused to expel her because they don't admit there's a problem so they do the normal 2 day suspension. but the parents should have to pay for damages as well. and when they start to put in measures like that i guarantee you you will g

some of the video we are about to show you could be disturbing. 7 news is leif at union square where the private party took place. >>reporter: the gathering took place here on maiden lane and those who attended the party received a rather loud greeting from protestors. animal rights advocate chanted as loud as they could as people made their way to a sold out food party. >> when you this i about like what it is, its opinion kill of human arrogance if you ask me. >>reporter: it means fatty liver in french and people who attended the party save or ever bite because starting july 1st producing selling and buying this is going to be illegal in california. the series of abc 7 news eye team reports show how they are force fed and led to the passage of the bill banning the a del today situation. >> i can smoke pot openly in san francisco and hide my eating habit. >>reporter: they threw the party as way to say thank you to the customers for the business over the years. business moved from napa to nevada in anticipation of the ban. the owner says business couldn't be better. on line orders ar

lillian kim is leif at ben franklin middle school where parents want more done.ght. the district presented the issues but the parents say it doesn't go far enough. >>reporter: her son was the victim of a recent bully sdichbility the kindergartner threw him around like a rag doll and choked him. >>reporter: the school district acknowledges that bullying is a problem that's why it held a forum for parents about what they can do to minimize problems at school. event however got off to a tense start. >> it's time to take back if and this is not helping. >>reporter: she's the mother of sixth graird. video shows her daughter being beaten by eighth grade girl at hogan schol middle school last month. she was sent to the hospital for head injuries now williams is angry over the way the district handled the aftermath. >> they refused to expel her because they don't admit there's a problem so they do the normal 2 day suspension. but the parents should have to pay for damages as well. and when they start to put in measures like that i guarantee you you will get results. >>re

check out leif doppler 7 hd. we have our own radar.eam sweeming around mountain sell that. as you lack here we have some fog forming near the coast line. saint helena. close in on the coast. half moon bay patch of fog. visibility down to 5 miles already. this is lovely view of the setting sun at 8:32. skies clear at the time sun was going down other than a few high clouds. get you up close and personal from our high definition camera at the setting sun. just an hour and a half ago the fog started rolling in and the temperatures are going down. especially near the coast line. look at the temperatures for your tuesday compare them to today high temperatures and you sea santa rosa from 92 today to 88 tomorrow. san francisco will see about a 5 degree drop and livermore is expected to kilometer down from 96 to 91. san jose 6 degrees cooler tomorrow afternoon but it's going to take another day before the inland valley really feel the cooling. that will be on wednesday. all right temperatures rate now in the 50's right around the coast and ba

some of the video we are about to show you could be disturbing. 7 news is leif at union square where party took place. >>reporter: the gathering took place here on maiden lane and those who attended the party received a rather loud greeting from protestors. animal rights advocate chanted as loud as they could as people made their way to a sold out food party. >> when you this i about like what it is, its opinion kill of human arrogance if you ask me. >>reporter: it means fatty liver in french and people who attended the party save or ever bite because starting july 1st producing selling and buying this is going to be illegal in california. the series of abc 7 news eye team reports show how they are force fed and led to the passage of the bill banning the a del today situation. >> i can smoke pot openly in san francisco and hide my eating habit. >>reporter: they threw the party as way to say thank you to the customers for the business over the years. business moved from napa to nevada in anticipation of the ban. the owner says business couldn't be better. on line orders are through th

check out leif doppler 7 hd. we have our own radar.sweeming around mountain sell that. as you lack here we have some fog forming near the coast line. saint helena. close in on the coast. half moon bay patch of fog. visibility down to 5 miles already. this is lovely view of the setting sun at 8:32. skies clear at the time sun was going down other than a few high clouds. get you up close and personal from our high definition camera at the setting sun. just an hour and a half ago the fog started rolling in and the temperatures are going down. especially near the coast line. look at the temperatures for your tuesday compare them to today high temperatures and you sea santa rosa from 92 today to 88 tomorrow. san francisco will see about a 5 degree drop and livermore is expected to kilometer down from 96 to 91. san jose 6 degrees cooler tomorrow afternoon but it's going to take another day before the inland valley really feel the cooling. that will be on wednesday. all right temperatures rate now in the 50's right around the coast and bay. m

check out leif doppler 7 hd. we have our own radar.ell that. as you lack here we . saint line. saint helena. close in on the coast. half moon bay patch of fog. visibility down to 5 miles already. this is lovely view of the setting sun at 8:32. skies clear at the time sun was going down other than a few high clouds. get you up close and personal from our high definition camera at the setting sun. just an hour and a half ago the fog started rolling in and the temperatures are going down. especially near the coast line. look at the temperatures for your tuesday compare them to today high temperatures and you sea santa rosa from 92 today to 88 tomorrow. san francisco will see about a 5 degree drop and is expected to kilometer down from 96 to 91. san jose 6 degrees cooler tomorrow afternoon but it's going to take another day before the inland eally feel the cooling. that will be on wednesday. all right temperatures rate now in the 50's right around the coast and bay. most other areas pretty mild to warm. 60's even mid 70's in antioch. patch

we have a leif report for you. >> more bad economic news here at home.ress is now is not the time to play politics. now is not the time to sit on your hands. >> the president's remarks not sitting well with house speaker john boehner. hear his response ahead.

. >> putting leif at the u.s. open. >> upped pressure man. >> oh, yes. tremendous.become much more than a generation or 2 generation ago father so that or father daughter thing. u.s. open the final round always on father's day kind of a cool connection. >> ending on father's day. it means something to each and everyone of us slightly differently obviously but special meaning to me. [applause]. >> it was a great week. not only golfers but just for sports fans in general. the course held out. showed the teeth on sunday. weather came in on sunday. 3 great days of sun fog mist cold came in. when it's like that the hands you lose the feeling of your hands around the green. it was everything you could have asked for on u.s. open. we love to see golfers struggle at the pro level that's one event where it actually happens. >> appreciation of the course. >> exactly. >> behind the scenes were you trying to hit the 20 foot shot quite awhile before the live shoychlt that's the only time i hit it. >> okay maybe 30 chances i was trying t.camera lights came on i got lucky. >> made

. >> i don't see either one speaking out in any way that makes many leif tate towards either side. there's nothing being said that i believe or buy into yet. >> i don't know if you know to trust what either side is saying or what they'll do. or, are they just saying it to get elected? >> economically, things seem to be getting worse and i don't see how they're going to get better with who's in charge. >> still haven't found what they're looking for. we'll talk about it now in our roundtable. joined by george will, katrina vanden heuvel, our political analyst, matthew dowd and austan goolsbee and former presidential candidate and former minnesota governor, tim pawlenty. let's start with these undecided voters. we did a poll this week on independents. take a hook at what it shows. they don't like either one. 54% unfavorable for the president's economic plan. a little bit better for governor romney, 47%. we saw these dueling speeches by the candidates this week d either candidate did you see provide the road map that these voters are looking for? >> i don't think so. 55 months after t

leif team coverage of the day long transbay turmoil that created great flock on all side of the bay. beginning with lisa where this fir started. >> also started right over here by a fire. l. this was the sound tens of thousands of commuters couldn't wait to hea hear. >> i'm really excited bart is running. >>reporter: because for more than 100,000 bart users, the 13 and a half hour long shut down was terribly inconvenient. are. >> i start 4 hours earlier than i need to because i don't need to be there until 6 so i have been trying to figure out where to go and how to get there sense 2:00 o'clock. >> manuel was one of the first to ride the train across the bay after the reopen. >> it was slow. they were running very fast and told us they would be slightly small delay. we were on the train for 10 minutes. >> the reason for the short delay safety concerns. bart didn't weren't to overload the system too quickly. especially after more than 100 people worked non-stop to repair the damage caused by the massive fire next to the track. >> warm front dent it's safe. >>reporter: fire destroyed 4

out to be up until now and probably throughout the next days and weeks, a very peaceful release and leif though we have been mentioning the challenges morsi will face and the fact he doesn't have full presidential powers, people do see this as a transformational moment. as one of our guests said earlier on, for 7,000 years of egyptian history people have not been able to freely choose the person they wished to represent them as a national leader. somebody said to me down there earlier this evening, this is the happiest moment of my life. for the first time i've been able to cast a vote and it matters. we've been able to elect our leader. this is something of enormous pride for the people of egypt. hala. >> we can see that's what they're celebrating. let's talk a little bit about mohamed morsi and his for ren policy plans for the country. you speak to him a few weeks ago about egypt's relationship with israel and how that would evolve. what did he tell you in particular? >> i talked to him about many things. many people believed morsi could possibly win because the muslim brotherhood is t

take a lack at leif doppler 7 hd. show you what i'm talking about.gray sky not only near the coast but closer look here we have fog and low clouds already starting to push out towards hayward, fremont, milpitas, oakland area. this is only going to mean one thing tomorrow morning you are all going to wake up to gray skies and there will be some damp roadway due to drizzle along the coast. temperatures rate now in the 50's near the coast. we still have 60's across the entire bay area except apartment i don't care at 70 degrees. a little bit cooler today. temperatures about the same tomorrow but we just add the drizzle that the mix. so low clouds well inland tonight. patchy coastal drizzle a little bit warmer on sunday. here's a look at the satellite radar i'll show you what is really changing our weather pattern. for today and tomorrow it's this trough of low pressure approaching. as it approaches deepening our marine layer. providing with us a stronger whipped coming off the ocean and that area of low pressure will provide enough lift to push the mari

. >> leif halvorsen is 51 now. >> well, i was convicted in fayette county, kentucky, 1983 of a tripleth mitchell willoughby who is also on death row with me. it grew out of an argument. there were drugs involved. we were both very high on several different mind-altering substances. >> like randy haight, halvorsen says he regrets what he did to his victims and the impact his crime had on his family. >> the hardest thing i ever remember working through is my mother coming to the jail to see me the first time after i was arrested. and her whole soul was turned inside out. and, i mean, she sat there and just cried and cried. >> halvorsen lectures to groups of troubled teens brought to ksp as a way to deter them from lives of crime. >> and i tell these kids, you know, because a lot of children have this mentality that they're hero worshiping guys that are bad. and i'm not a bad guy. i'm a stupid, ignorant person for getting into the trouble that i did, but, you know, you can't do these kinds of things and ever feel good about it. >> until their sentences are overturned, death row inmates s

from elvis to the beatles, even leif garrett in the '70s appreciated the madness, but never really understoodes formed as a teen become part of the brain's hard wiring. meaning when it comes to bieber fever and one direction infection, there is no cure. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> i actually do hear young girls scream whenever rob nelson walks in. >> scream in horror. oh, there we go. >> look at you rocking out. >> rock version of "row, row, row the boat." because i'm cool. ha-ha! @ >>> this morning on "world news now" -- decision day. the supreme court's ruling on president obama's health care law is expected within hours. >> the deeply divided opinions over the law and how the justices' decision could have a major impact on the nation. it's thursday, june 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good thursday morning, everybody, or friday eve as you like to say. i'm paula faris. >> i'm rob nelson. good morning, again, everybody. it is all eyes on the court today. that ruling could affect health care for more than 300 million americans. >>> our other top sto

from elvis to the beatles, even leif garret appreciated the madness but never understood it. a teen become part of the brain's hard wiring. meaning when it comes to bieber fever and one direction infection, there is no cure. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> i actually do hear young girls scream whenever rob nelson walks in. >> scream in horror. >> you rocking out. >> rock version of "row, row, row the boat." because i'm cool. ♪ ha-ha! hi, i'm jon secada. did you ow that chnic hepatitis c affects approximately one million hispanic americans? each story is different, but for at least 20 yes my father never said how sick was getting. he stayed silent, never talked over the options with his doctor. if he had, maybe i'd be vivisitg him at home, instead of here. if you still think there strength in silence, think again. talk to your doctor about your options and learn more at tune in to hep c dot com. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- decision day. the supreme court's ruling on president obama's health care law is expected within hours. >> the deeply divided opinions ove

. >> he was just getting his leif together. >> reporter: police say it was likely an accidental drowning. king's girlfriend said he was drinking heavily. using marijuana the day before he died. >> there was no obvious signs of foul play. >> reporter: this video of four los angeles police officers pounding on king was one of the first ever to go viral. >> not guilty of the crime of ault by force -- >> reporter: and when the officers were acquitted by a jury with no african-americans, it sparked fury on the streets of l.a. >> it looked like armageddon or the end of the world. i was, like, hurt. i was past upset. >> reporter: more than 50 people were killed in the riots. 2,000 injured. more than $1 billion in damage. and who could forget that now famous plea from the man at the center of it all. >> can we all get along? can we get along? can we stop making it horrible for the older people and the kids? >> reporter: 20 years later, king said he still suffered from nightmares and flashbacks. he spoke to kabc in los angeles in april. >> i have no regrets. i've made some challenges moved in lif

. -- president sir leif johnson said, everything is important. you want to maintain security however you define it. you do not want to be dependent on the rest of the world forever. how you decide what is most important? >> there is not an easy answer to this question. everything, in the beginning of the end of the conflict, everything is emerging. everything is a priority. you have to face everything at the same time. meeting the short-term challenges will lead you up to the more sustainable countries. my country has taken the lead. for example, going back to the community. people love to see that the country is their own country. the best governing is a joint responsibility for the proper success -- making it as a joining success. together with international aid agencies, the local institution has taken leadership in the effort that has been made 13 years ago to get into the preconditions of proper life of the people. that is to restore the 100,000 houses that have been destroyed. we have not -- we were meeting proper conditions for refugees, a

a couple eggs and flat leif italian parsley.them, you can refrigerate them, make them smaller. >> because once the balls are done, they're done. >> finish scooping all your balls. >> stop saying balls. >> i will stop. i won't say balls no more. make a leftover meatloaf for your family and makes a party. here's sauciness. i want to make a boozy barbecue sauce. what i do a little bit of garlic, onions and peppers. i take a little bit of brandy and cook that brandy off. add the rest of this? >> i'm not going to get -- >> no, you won't get splattered. a little bit of hot sauce, liquid smoke that will give the smoke to your barbecue sauce. >> honey? >> a little bit of honey. a little bit of tomato paste and will add major depth to your sauce. light brown sugar. use the spoon. we have a little bit of -- i can't say this. woisteshire. >> and a little bit of apple cider vinegar. you can make this ahead of time and there's sweet and sour. check that out. try this and tell me what you think. also, summer is coming up. people think about g

we have a leif report for you. >> more bad economic news here at home. the president, some say passing the buck. >> my message to congress is now is not the time to play politics. now is not the time to sit on your hands. >> the president's remarks not sitting well with house speaker john boehner. hear his response ahead. >> then a run away stroller heading for a busy street. look at this. can you imagine? oh my god but a quick-thinking hero saves the day. holy cow. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> always disturbing. >> good morning, everybody, we have breaking news at this hour for you. because, in fact, we have this fox news alert, the verdict coming in just moments ago for former egyptian president hosni mubarak. he has been found guilty. he has been sentenced to life in prison. >> leland vittert was there for the sentencing. he joins us live from cairo with the details. leland? >> good morning, guys. there's with a certainly a lot of clashes inside the classroom and outside of the courtroom we had a lot of clashes going on. i'm going to it step o