we have mike bruce in our crack crew who will bring it up. our first one is, race-based admissions. this is the traditional form of affirmative action that was approved under limited circumstances back in 1978 and also approved in 2003. it is up infront of the supreme court again in the texas/fisher case. it is also the form of a minute -- of affirmative action that is aimed at admitting minority students to ensure there is diversity among student bodies in terms of race, ethnicity and in terms of particular talents and points of view. in this regard, that a university or a college can take account of phrase as one of the factors in admitting students to their school. >> okay, so you are going to do that. then the second thing you are going to talk about is? >> class-based affirmative action. that is the school saying that we want diversity in terms of class and income, economic background and socioeconomic status. reaching out and giving a boost to students who apply to poor or middle class families. that is the second of -- the second form. there are some that say it would be bett

this is our live weather camera and again my director mike bruce says, hey, you want some excitement? take a look at this! this is our transamerica view looking toward the marin headlands. you can see the mountains poking up over that beautiful low deck of low clouds and fog that's been surging into the bay this morning. that deck is roughly about 1200 feet deep. it's kind of shallow though, we're seeing pockets of some sunshine around the bay. 52 degrees in san francisco. we have a beach hazard statement in effect if you are going to be heading to the coast to get some relief from our inland heat. we do anticipate sneaker waves today, so please be mindful of that. san francisco 0. look at concord at 97. today around the peninsula into the 80s, santa clara valley approaching 90 in san jose. temperatures near 100 inland. 90 santa rosa. the complete forecast is still coming up later. >>> alameda county investigators are looking into a violent confrontation involving the police chief of sonoma state university. sheriff's investigators say chief nathan johnson got into a fight with his st

as director mike bruce pointed out it is bathed in blue in honor of the warriors and likely the sharkshis morning. a beautiful shot this morning. thanks so much, greg. weather-wise, you will likely see a couple of low clouds up above the ferry building. i have details on your forecast but here's a hint. we're going to start out with gray skies for a lot of folks. [ laughter ] >> your forecast is coming up. >> looks like it. all right. >>> campaign 2016, democrats are urging bernie sanders to drop out of the race. today president obama tries to persuade him to do it. sanders and the president will talk politics and party unity at the white house. the senator wants to be sure democrats won't drop his progressive ideals completely. party leaders admit they need sanders' supporters on board to win the white house in november. president obama says sanders was a positive force in the campaign fight. >> i thought that bernie sanders brought enormous energy and -- and new ideas and he -- he -- he pushed the party and challenged them. i thought it made hillary a better candidate. >> after his v

as our director mike bruce likes to say, here's devil mountain.blue skies out there but the air quality will be compromised so it's a "spare the air" day. right now we are in the 50s and 60s. good morning, san jose. you are at 63 degrees. later today, we are talking about temperatures very similar to monday. 66 half moon bay to 80 in san mateo, 96 in campbell. east of the bay, this is where it will sizzle. 105 in brentwood. it was 102 in livermore, yesterday 100. 90 sonoma. 65 bodega bay. 98 clearlake. gradual cooling each day, sunny 4th of july monday. gianna with traffic up next. wannwith sodastream®er? you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream®. love your water. >>> good morning. the nimitz freeway still busy this morning. you have a lot of brake lights both directions southbound especially still a struggle out of hayward. you will see stop-and-go conditions all the way down into fremont. drive times still about 25 minutes to go from 238 to 84 across th

here's the scene looking out towards mount diablo as our director mike bruce calls it, devil mountainearlier. we'll see the clearing back to the beaches. right now in the 50s and 60s, sunshine at the coast nearly 70 in pacifica. temperatures in the 80s and 90s away from the bay. 77 degrees for fremont and union city. here's a look at your extended forecast. triple digits monday through wednesday. traffic coming up with gianna. what if we designed a stain for your deck... that not only looked as handsome as charles stephens' barrel on his farewell voyage over niagara falls... but stood up to any kind of weather... ...no matter if the forecast is this... ...or this... ...or this. if a stain can make your deck beautiful and survive any amount of torture... ...is it still stain? arborcoat from benjamin moore ranks highest in customer satisfaction by jd power. you. >>> good morning from the traffic center. we have a couple of hot spots still stuck out there but overall traffic is easing up nicely for a friday morning. let's go straight to 880 right now where we are still seeing slow speeds

bruce? >> reporter: yeah, mike. grief counselors here. lots of students consoling each other. one tweeted god was making a football team and needed three an announcement greeted students students. "we will get through this together." the school struggling with the deaths of three juniors at the end of the year and the passing of 16-year-old john dereggie hit by a train at the beginning of the year. >> i saw him at the football game right before he passed. i didn't know until the day i got to school that it happened. >> reporter: they were best friends. some teens too shaken to make it to school. >> i just came here because i felt like it was a place i needed to be to get my head straight. >> reporter: the memorial for jacob, patrick and kerry just keeps going. the posted speed limit on burn hill road is 40 miles per hour. we're doing about that. at the top of the hill, there is a warning sign for curves ahead. the first curve, a little sharp for 40. the turn where driver jacob dennis lost control even sharper. investigators know he was speeding but they are still trying to fig

hard-fought battle, the authors of the roberti,on were david the senate pro tem from los angeles, and mike brucei believe the majority leader at the time in the assembly, also from southern california. a hard-fought battle. muster,d legislation and he signed it into law. but yes, he was a republican governor from california. host: five minutes left with a republican. congressman. john is a republican gun owner in yuma, arizona. good morning. caller: too little attention is being paid to the fact that the shootings are occurring at gun free zones. a shooter is not going to have an opportunity to stand around shooting people our on our of it's not a gun free zone. aurora,ple, in the colorado shooting, there were six theaters, one of them was a gun free zone, and that's the theater that attracted the shooter. because you are not going to be able to stand around for hours shooting people if anybody in there is armed. you're going to be taken out. it just seems like there is so little attention paid to the fact that all of the shootings are occurring in gun free zones. host: we will get the congressm

bruce. >> i'm telling you, jan and mike. over my shoulder is the young center about a block-and-a- half. i'm going to tell you about this service. how would you like to be in this and have to deliver the eulogy after all of those strong speeches and what i wanted to say to the young people that have only known muhammad ali through videotape and story from the parents, if you sat through most of these addresses, these speeches tonight, now you know who muhammad ali is and why he is getting this kind of attention. which city of louisville. probably unprecedented for any u.s. city. now earlier an incredible procession. muhammad ali laid this out, 19 miles that he wanted his funeral procession to cover throughout louisville and he went through some of the poorest areas. take a look of what we found on one corner this afternoon as the funeral procession came through. they began to gather at 11th street and the boulevard named after ali, long before the procession would arrive. >> what are you going to be thinking as the procession comes by. >> there goes the greatest, you know. going to be ca

. >> mike love is here, bruce johnson is here.nd of applause for these two legends. [ cheers and applause ] all right. >> when you look around the crowd, it's generational. i mean -- it's throughout every generation. your music is just as popular today as it was the first time you sang it. why is that? >> i don't know. i think it's the subject matter, plus the harmony. just the happiness involved. we always accentuated the positive. >> right. >> good vibrations. >> bruce is a different story. bruce said it's all about him. he says it's really about you. >> it's all about the music. >> he's the only one who has the grammy. he wrote "i write the songs" the barry manilow hit. >> his nephew is kevin love. >> absolutely! >> our family is in mourning. >> sorry. >> so how many shows have you guys done? >> we have done 172 last year. >> that's unbelievable. you must still love it. >> we love it. the people love our music and we love playing it for them. it's beautiful. >> 179 shows. >> everyone says they wished they could sing and you get

mike, how are the skies looking above now? >> so far, so good, bruce. overcast, but no rain.hings are moving along just fine. that heavy burst of rain this morning, though. trying to reschedule all of those. but, if you have the wusa 9 app and you look at the radar, you knew how to at least the first half of your day. the second half. fingers were crossed that we could get everything else. >> umbrellas, ponchos, and prepared fans. round 1 of the quicken national. >> traffic. heading out here. >> sloping around in the mud in sandals and tennis shoes. >> and what was your >> beautiful. the course is beautiful. there's no mud anywhere. >> reporter: the early morning downpour posted a few challenges for the players, once they got under way at about 9:15. water on the fairway. but that disappeared by midday. improves the courts. for former champ, bill hoss. for others it was another kind of issue. the weather proved to be perfect for hild gard and her daughter. no rain and her husband jonathan just happens to be at the top of the leader board. >> are you prepared for rain if thing

mike tyson wrote, "god came for his champion. so long, great one." >> the san francisco giants post hd this picture of ali with manager bruce bochy calling him a truecon. apple ceo tim cook shared his favorite ali cook. "he who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life." >> here's another ali quote from twitter co-founder jack dorsey. "service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth." and mc hammer tweeted, "respect and love to the greatest." >> do stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on the passing of muhammad ali. download the abc 7 news app and enable social alerts to get updates as they happen. >> one more note before we move on. "nightline" will dedicate tonight's episode to ali's life. you can watch "nightline" at 12:35 right after "jimmy kimmel live." and a special edition of "20/20" will have more on ali's legacy. that is tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >>> we do want to turn our attention now to the weather because the bay area is bracing for a hot weekend. >> oh, absolutely. this is a live picture now from our abc 7 news roof camera. temperatures have cooled tonight, thank

mike tyson wrote, god came for his champion. so long great one. this picture with manager bruce bochy. app apple's tim cook said he who is not wanting the take risks will never accomplish anything. service to others is the represented you pay for your room here on earth. m.c. hammer tweeted, respect and love to the greatest. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on the passing of my hamid ali. you can download the abc news app and get push updates. turning to the local headlines t heat rolled into the bay area with a vengeance yesterday, reaching triple digits in some spots including mountain view. that's where high school seniors were graduating. there was no escape from the swelter. melanie woodrow has the story. >> feels good because we're graduating, but it's pretty hot. >> mountain view class of 2016 managed to get through four years of high school and more than 400 students' names as they received their diplomas in black caps and gowns under the sun. friends and family mem business had a bit more choice when it came to their wardrobe. >> cool, cool, cool. >> many used what

mike tyson wrote, "god came for his champion. so long, great one." >> the san francisco giants post hd this picture of ali with manager bruce bochy calling him a truepple ceo tim cook shared his favorite ali cook. "he who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life." >> here's another ali quote from twitter co-founder jack dorsey. "service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth." and mc hammer tweeted, "respect and love to the greatest." >> do stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on the passing of muhammad ali. download the abc 7 news app and enable social alerts to get updates as they happen. >> one more note before we move on. "nightline" will dedicate tonight's episode to ali's life. you can watch "nightline" at 12:35 right after "jimmy kimmel live." and a special edition of "20/20" will have more on ali's legacy. that is tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >>> we do want to turn our attention now to the weather because the bay area is bracing for a hot weekend. >> oh, absolutely. this is a live picture now from our abc 7 news roof camera. temperatures have cooled tonight, thank goodn

mike tyson wrote, "god came for his son and so long, great one." >> and this picture with manager bruceochy, he called him a true icon. >> this is a quote, he, who is not courageous to take risks, will accomplish nothing in life." >> here's from jack dorsey. "service to others is the rent you pay for your room on earth." and mc hammer tweeted, "respect and love to the greatest." stay with abc7 news on the continuing coverage on the passing of muhammad ali. you can download our app and get push alerts as they happen. >> yesterday we had triple digits in in spots, including mountain view. that's where there were high school seniors graduating, and there was no escape from the swelter. we have the story. >> it feels good because we are graduating but it's pretty hot out. sweating a little bit. >> mountain view class of 2016 managed to make it through four years of high school and more than 400 students' names as they received their diplomas in black caps and gowns under the sweltering sun. friends and family members be had a bit more choice when it came to their wardrobes. >> cool, cool, c

mike tyson wrote god came for his jam i don't know. so long, great one. >> and this picture with manager bruce bochy, he called him a true icon. >> this is a quote, he, who is not courageous to take risks, will accomplish nothing in life." >> here's from jack dorsey. "service to others is the rent you pay for your room on earth." and mc hammer defeated "respect and love to the greatesrt." stay with abc7 news on the continuing coverage on the passing of muhammad ali. you can download our app and get push be alerts as they happen. >>> there were triple beige its yesterday. some seniors were graduating and there was no escape from the swelter. we have the story. >> it feels good because we are graduating but it's pretty hot out. sweating a little bit. >> mountain view class of 2016 managed to make it through four had years of high school and more than 400 students what thumbs. as they received their dip about proposal maws in black caps and gowns under the sweltering sun. many used whatever they could to stay cool from hats and umbrellas to the commencement program and even a patch of grass. >> we figured the lower you get, the more shad

bruce who writes with me at real money.com, i've sustain stock go up. it can break to 5. i think you've got a winner. mike in new york. mike! >> caller: jim, i want to see you 2016. third party. let make america boo-ya again. >> very kind. probably not going to happen. >> caller: go i know you always have the other one. i wanted to ask you about arrow electronics. >> i think it is doing well. some good numbers, too. let's go to pike in new york. >> caller: hello, jim. >> how are you? >> caller: good. thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i would hike your advice. do you have an opinion, csal? it was a spin off in 2013. >> that's right. it was spin off. we did a bunch of these in that space. that's an interesting idea that might be good for all our viewers. al in georgia. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you this evening? >> i am good. how are you? >> caller: very well. thank you. we enjoy your show i wanted to ask you about lion's gates films. >> yeah. it that stock has come down quite a bit but i don't have a case for why it should be bought. i see no catalyst. jim in ohio. >> caller: how ar