owe played nine seasons with the niners and won two super bowl rings.nt office for the niners and then the browns. is he survived by his wife and three children. his wife broke the news on twitter saying i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by the people he loved most. >> >> you know it's coming, but you don't want to believe it. the 49ers said the strength, and grace with which he battled als will long serve as an inspiration to so many. he will always carry a special plac oure . heto artsshell out more than $300,000 to the epa for violations at their refinery near martinez. the epa said the refinery failed to manage and report hazardous waste. they say that the company failed to determine if waste at the refinery was hazardous. that will go toward penalties, equipment improvement and emergency planning aimed to t even55 thmillion-dollar estat in the los altos hills is on the market. it's on eight acres and is 21,000 square feet. inside it features five bedrooms, 12 baths, a 15 seat m

who played his entire career with the niners. ((ken)) our sports director gary radnich joins us now.gary... a tremendous loss today.tremendous loss today. the very sad news came out today... the man who made "the catch"... the most iconic play in bay area sports history... dwight clark... passed away at the age of 61 after a battle with als... clark... a former all-pro and two-time super bowl champion.... was drafted by the 49ers in the 10th round after bill walsh watched him catch passes from a quarterback the 49ers were looking at in the draft... word is clark brought his golf clubs to training camp... planning to play pebble beach after he was cut before he went back home to north carolina of course he not only made the team... but played nine seasons with the 49ers... becoming one of the best receivers in the nfl... and a favorite target... and god friend... of target... and god friend... of joe montana last october... only month after announcing he had als... chark said goodbye tothe 49ers faithful... and he gave special tha

tributes have been pouring in for the two- time superbowlon...who played his entire career with the niners.((ken))our sports director gary radnich joins us now.gary...a tremendous loss today. the very sad news came out today... the man who made "the catch"... the most iconic play in bay area sports history... dwight clark... passed away at the age of 61 after a battle the age of 61 after a battle the age of 61 after a battle with als... with als... clark... a former all-pro and two-time super bowl champion.... was drafted by the 49ers in the 10th round after bill walsh watched him catch passes from a quarterback the 49ers were looking at in the draft... word is clark brought his golf clubs to training camp... planning to play pebble beach after he was cut before he went back home to north carolina of course he not only made the team... but played nine seasons with the 49ers... becoming one of the best receivers in the nfl... and a favorite target... and good friend... of joe montana last october... only month after announcing he had als... chark said goodbye to the 49ers faithful... and he

after that he worked in the front office for the niners and the browns. last year after he said he had been diagnosed with als his football family rallied to be by his side for dwight clark day. >> i said i just want to see my team mates and the 49ers heard that and flew all these players then so i could see them. >> reporter: at the 49ers museum clark lives on, soaring above all the other monuments. his impossible catch frozen in time. >> clark it! >> reporter: joe vasquez. >> clark is survived by hifed r his wife oke the news on twitter saying i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by the people he loved most. this from joe montana. we are grateful for the love and friendship we shared. >> another former 49er won two super bowls with clark and he got emotional last night remembering his teammate and friend. >> >> you know it's coming but you don't want to believe it. >> the 49ers had this to say. the strength, and grace with which he battled als will long be an spiratioso many. he will a

clark was a niner his entire playing career and worked his way up to become general manager.ounced he was diagnosed with als. last year they honored him and he spoke that day from a luxury suite high above the field. >> you know i'm going through a little thing right now. i need your prayers and thoughts. >> clark has survived by his wife and three children, daughter casey and two sons dwight and max. dwight clark was just 61 years old. >>> in announcing his death on twitter, his wife said he passed away surrounded by loved ones. joe montana called clark a vibrant, charismatic soul. here is a tweet from jerry rice, love you, bro, r.i.p. tom brady posted he watched the catch in question and ambushed him at the orthodontist. he called him a hero. we have many more reactions to his passing on our website. abc7news.com. >>> this morning pittsburgh police want to know who sent drugs to a business. workers at tony's auto repair called police last night when they unexpectedly received a package containing a powdered substance in the mail. police say they treated this like hazmat cal

almost 30 members of the niners 1981 super bowl team were there... including joe montana... and even some... like steve young... who weren't on that team.. were also in attendance... clark... a two- time super bowl champion... two-time all-pro... was already is suffering from a-l-s... which he announced back in may his former teammates were decked out in clark's familiar number-87 jersey... they d a team reunion before the game... and a special cerimony on the field for clark at halftime... who sat up in a box with former 49ers owner... eddie debartolo... during the clark gave special thanks to "eddie d"(sot: dwight clark) <> and here is a staement from debartolo... "my heart is broken. today, i lost my little brother and one of my best friends. i cannot put into words how special dwight was to me and to everyone his life touched. he was an amazing husband, father, grandfather, brother and a great friend and teammate. he showed tremendous courage and dignity in his battle with als and we hope there llsoon be a cure for this horrendous disease." "i will always remember dwight

when you arrive at that they bridge, there is a crowd >>> legendary 30 niners dwight clark -- 49ers, dwight clark died at the age of 61 from lou gehrig's disease. he will always be famous for the catch or catching a pass from joe montana that clenched the afc championship over dallas. at led the 49ers to the first of five super bowl victories. his wife kelly, made this sad announcement of his death on his official twitter page. >> kelly clark rote, i am heartbroken to tell you that tonight i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i am thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates and 49ers fans who have sent their love during his battle with als. one of every 400 people is at risk for lou gehrig's disease. we talked with an expert about this neurological, degenerative disease that clark and elsie was battling in a public announcement 15 months ago. >> for my husband, it started in his right hand work he was teaching on this campus. you want to run and hide.>> reporter: charlie never hid from als. the longtime football c

his video shows him practicing -- this video shows him practicing with the niners yesterday.bation after an assault weapons possession charge. this involved his girlfriend. domestic violence charges were dropped. the nfl is still considering a multi-game suspension for foster. nfl officials are now looking to see if he broke the league's personal conduct guidelines. >>> then this is at the arena were the dubs will be taking on the cavs once again. >> reporter: we are at the pregame party. everyone is doing this live shot with me. we are right outside the cube where cleveland is going to try to get back into this series. do they have any chance at all? >> we will go for straight. >> warriors are going to win them all. the cavs are going to have to do this. [ laughter ] the cavs are down to money zero -- 2-0. >> we have to play better. >> we know how the atmosphere is. we know how cleveland here's -- plays here with a lot of energy. >> reporter: it's like groundhog day for the cavs. they dropped the first two games that oracle for the third straight year. >> reporter: are you t

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former niners star upset he was snubbed a few years before being voted in. he announced he was going to pass on the ceremony. this is not done yet. fellow hall of fameers like steve young and deion sanders are trying to talk t.o. into showing up. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> he might -- >> that's what all hall of fameers are saying, you don't want to pass that up. >> warriors getting done tomorrow? >> i hope so. >> i think so, but i may have to go with the cavaliers just -- >> i think the cavs have one last shot in >>> this time tomorrow maybe we'll celebrate a warriors victory. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm alma daetz. for larry, all of us, jimmy >>> the moment trades his confusion for full on >>> there's a baby in that crib. see if you can spot what the baby monitor the >>> for 24 hours. >> the inspiring journey that helped one krsz one off her bucket >>> this pour nine-year-old was rescued from a mill. the people at national mill dog rescue got him out. this was his day of freedom. their mission is to rescue, adopt an

the center is modelled after fitness and conditioning programs the niners players go through.provided by the team. there will be fitness classes and recovery treatments offered, too. >> that's pretty cool. work out inside today. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is the reason why. warmer than yesterday.grees look at all these 80s and 90s out there. a few 70s like on the peninsula, san bruno 78 and san francisco about 74. think about what you're going to do today if your body starts to tell you, i'm getting kind of hot. drink water before you get hot and wear that light colored and loose fitted clothing and do not leave kids or pets inside cars. we had another fatality over the weekend. someone left a kid in the car four hours, lost its life. please don't do that. here is alexis. >> all right, mike. we're taking a look at the roads. southbound 101 across golden gate, nice and light as you would expect this early hour. looks like zipper trucks have been through, too. a little room on the southbound side. westbound 580 to dublin not terrible

it was a touchdown that helped beat the glass cowboys and propelled the niners to their very first superowl championship. dwight clark was 61. >>> leading the news, former president bill clinton is defending his response to questions abo monica lewinsky in the era of me too. at an event in new york, clinton ad quote, g hot under the collar by questions from nbc's own craig melvin on whether he owes lewinsky an apology. bieves two points weret the media reporting that followed. >> so the first point is i did. i meant it then. i meant it now. alogized to my family, to t t arican people. her family, the second is that i support the "me too" movement and i think it's long overdue. >> these latest remarks come after a tense interview on the "today" show with the former president. >> looking back on what happened then through the lens of me too now, do you think differently or feel more responsibility? >> no. i felt terrible then, and i came to grips with it. >> did you ever apologize to her? >> yes. you are giving one side and omitting facts. >> mr.president, i'm not trying to present a side.

. >> reporter: clark pys eight seasons with the niners, immortalized by the catch in the '82 championship game. joe and jennifer montana saying dwight as a vibrant and charismatic soul. dennis brown knew clark as the team's general manager in the '90s. >> he loved the 49ers. he loved doing things in the community. >> reporter: whileans mourn his loss, former 49er tim anderson us clark's suffering is over. >> in talking with him at the alumni game, you know, indication that he was in some -- in a place where i don't think he wanted to be. >> reporter: at levi's stadium, news. >>> tonight we also spoke with longtime leader in the als community who was a dear friend of dwight clark. lucy we'd meyer knew clark before the catch. her husband, charlie, battled als for 34 years and still ac before his death. she says dwight clark talked with her about the disease after he was diagnosed in >>ight's biggest concern was his wife. how about that? you know? and toocus on her was really very precious. you know, it said a lot about him and his character. but he -- he faced it head-on, and he was going t

garoppolo changed the perception of the niners. jimmy g at the helm.e put a lot of work in the year. changed our roster a ton. we go through this every single day and what i am happy with, when i look at our coaches, we are better. we are deeper, faster, and we move together. our 11 guys, better together and that should happen. we have done a longer. >> personally, i hope to improve. we hope to improve as an offense and as a team. you can never stop improving, and once we do, we are in trouble. always trying to improve everything we can to do better. we will see what happens. >> like mr. perfect. >> andrew luck threw a football. it was revealed he was throwing high school sized football. what is next for the dubs? the nba draft a week away. back-to-back defending champs. a lot of works to do. a new deal for steve kerr in a final year of a five year contract. the warriors, like to extend cl klay thompson and draymond green. this is like a forgone conclusion, kevin durant will sign but for how long. >> you told steph he could any contract he wants too. >

niners general manager john lynch... who has family history with that disease himself...o game 3... is andre iguodala closer to playing... today iguodala... who is suffering from a knee contusion he sustained in the western conference finals... was upgraded from "doubtful" to "questionable" for tomorrow night's game... he has missed the last 6 games with the injury head coach steve kerr said iguodala is "doing better".. that he played some one-on-one yesterday and participated in full-court drills... kerr also said iguodala is being reassessed after practice today and will be monitored through tomorrow to see how he feels... the coach said iguodala is "getting closer" to playing and hopes that he'll be ready for tomorrow or game four friday night in cleveland among the fallout of resident trump "uninviting" the super bowl champion philadelhpia eagles to the white house tomorrow... lebron james made it clear that... regardless of who wins the title... neither the cavs or warriors plan to go... of course it's well-known the warriors didn't go after winning the title last se

the niners honored dwight clark today wearing his number.mfortable with the offense, the terminology and actually knowing who his teammates are. >> last year i didn't know everyone's name and trying to learn everything week by week. it was a whirlwind. and now things have slowed down and feeling more comfortable and getting used to everything. it is a great situation. i love being here. good otas and working hard. >> the giants are 30 and 30 and madison bumgarner returns tonight against first place arizona. mad bum got i only a game and a half out of first place in the national league west. >> very excited that he is starting. and good to have him back. it's been a while since the last start of spring training and ready to go. so good news for us. i know he is excited about it. and it is always great to have your guy back and he is one of those guys we need, you know, to help us get to where we want to go. and so we are getting healthier. >> a's and rangers first innings davis with a double. lowry come out to score. in the fifth, here is wha

to niners fans he was just as great off the field as on the field. >> he died yesterday since battlingidn't announce his diagnosis until a year ago. abc 7 sports director larry beal pointed out that clark was always friendly with fans even when most of them would want to talk about the same story, the catch. longtime friend lucy was saddened to hear of his passing. >> the last few weeks were so tough, because it affects breathing. his wife, kelly, bless her, respected dwight's wishes of not wanting to be on a ventilator. >> former 49ers owner eddie organized a gathering with teammates and coaches in april. the president of knbr said, it's kind of inspiring when you see the debilitation that he's suffering physically and then those eyes start sparkling and then that smile comes on. his speech is strained but he uses those phrases that you know so well that are so dwight clark. clark was just 61 years old. >>> in announcing his death on twitter, dwight clark's wife said he passed away surrounded by loved ones. look at this, joe montana called clark a vibrant, charismatic soul. jerry rice

hype could mean pressure for the niners' new $137 million quarterback. colin refresh joins us from team headquarters in santa clara. >> reporter: essentially today was the people day of mini camp. tomorrow switched from a practice day to family day. they'll reconvene at training camp six weeks from now. good news from the sherman camp. he's been participating in one on one drill and is on schedule to be full go come training camp. expectations sky high after five straight win jimmy garoppalo, now he can only get better, right? >> the five games were prettygod so that's, i don't know. he didn't know as much then. i'm just joking with that. >> i hope to improve. we always hope to improve as an offeteam. in football you never stop improving. once you do, you're in trouble. >> reporter: toaroplo's delight, a fast friendship has started with joe staley and mike mcglen chi. >> we've hit it off. he's been there for me every step of the way. getting acclimated and having fun here in the bay area. he's an awesome guy. and i'm lucky to be in the situation i'm in.

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most remembered for the catch in 1981 which spurred the niners to their first super bowl win. along southbound 880. its right at 238 and you can see on the right of the screen traffic definitely starting to slow approaching the scene of that crash, blocking one lane. in that northbound direction traffic is heavy and we are starting to see that back up develop on 238. do expect delays if you are making your way thro valley. we are seeing that back up in all directions. >>> heading northbound on 880, heading through oakland it's about just under a 40 minute ride. we continue to see a pretty light ride along 580. that may be your best alternate. that's a check of your traffic. >>> excited to show you this view of san francisco city hall. beautiful building and on this election day very appropriate. get out there and vote. the weather won't deter you because it's beautiful out there. all we are dealing with is a stronger wind. san francisco 13 and up to 22 for fairfield. look at the live view of san jose. 61 degrees for new san jormwa b also stly loerage.day e er in the 60's and 7

honestly, when i hear that offer me a more appropriate reaction is the 49ers that was kind of what the ninersat i grew up watching. these things are harder to measure in the present but i don't get mad at people say that. if you consider the warriors a dynasty then where do you rank your team among the greatest of all time? >> no idea. not for me to answer that question, i just know what we've been able to accomplish is really meaningful and something that not many players have been able to experience. >> we have plenty of time in our lives to discuss that later. i want to keep this thing going as long as we can. >>reporter: maybe steve gray can put in perspective, after all he 15 championships as a player and three now as a coach. >> it's a similar feeling of winning consistently, i was only part of the last three but winning three out of four is not easy. >>reporter: this brings us to what now has become an annual question, what do the warriors do for an encore? >> it started four years ago and four years is an eternity in the nba but what's exciting is the realization and thought that we a

. >> there's the niners, the a's.rtfelt is warriors. >> especially if we go back, to back, to back. what do you guys drink here? >> this is the first time i've ever experienced it. three out of four years. i've been a fan since 1992. and little junior had a fan fest and that was my first memory of the warriors back you don't tim we will keep going. nice to meet you. high five. what was your name? >> dan. >> where you live? >> oakland. >> we can debate it but let's show some joy here. >> you talk to folks who have seen the years where the warriors were not all they ulbe. >> they were terrible. >> i am wearing this little bow that a little girl made for me. she made a bunch of them. >> very cute. >> these are the young fans who don't know any other warriors team, the ones that bring back championship after championship. >> a lot of children out here and they are getting excited and we can't wait fo going. back to you guys. >> mike top chop that sunscreen. >>> it's going to be a hot one today, rosemary. not only today bu

learned of the passing of icon dwight clark, the man who made the catch to end the title game, get the ninersper bowl. ark was only 61 losing his battle with als. hall of famer joe montana said he was saved right charismatic soul. while we knew was inevitably come in extremely too soon. we are grateful for the decades of love and friendship we shared march 2017 when he revealed he had als. if you could send a baseball contract for nearly $5 million logic you are doomed to be a quarterback in the nfl? tyler murray is a richer sophomore to be the starting quarterback this season. last night in the baseball draft two is taken by the oakland a's. the folks at seven plus million dollars bid would you do? >> options are good. those are on fox news headlines 24/7. his report sirius xm channel 115. investors optimistic the trade war will be averted. we will be right back. ♪ we earned your trust. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a new day at wells fargo

pitt were shot dead a scottsdale arizona office on friday two paralegals, 40-year-old sharp and 40 ninerrie andersen was gunned down at a scottsdale law firm. on saturday, psychologists and counselor marshall levine was shot dead in a scott to las vegas. the first two murders scenes on thursday and friday are linked. we have been able to todd and basically determined that the shooting on first street is related to the shooting of dr. stephen. here the first to be related in this one we are still trying to determine what involvement defending at house. >> three of the four murders or connect it. if the database as well. as for suspect, police have released a sketch of a man believed to shot and killed stephen pitt on thursday. an adult male brainy dark-colored hat with a short brim. witnesses say stephen pitt was there pitt was argued that the suspect outside of his office at 5:30 p.m. before he was shot in the suspects way. this is very gets more interesting. stephen worked as a forensic psychiatrist in high-profile cases, including the jonbenet ramsey investigation as a consultant to th

. >> clark played nine seasons with the niners and won two super bowl rings after retiring as a player many he work in the front office for the 49ers. right now flappings at levi stadium are at half staff. he was 61. we will have more on clark. that's coming up later in sports. >>> the philadelphia eagles have been disinvited to the white house. the team was supposed to go there this afternoon to celebrate their victory. the president issued a statement saying they were no longer welcome. they said it was because some players don't stand for the anthem. tory smith who wasn't planning to go any way said it was a false narrative that they are anti military. he said they -- it its a cowardly act to cancel because the majority of people don't want tsee you to make it about the anthem is foolish. >> several fires still burning in southern california. the stone fire in northern los angeles county has burned 1400 acres. authorities have lifted all evacuation orders. the blaze is 30% contained and near laguna beach another fire has reached 65% containment and has burned about 175 acres. the ca

moved to the bay area as a kid when his father worked for the niners in the front office for 5 seasons.. heneghan said it's been an honor to come back to the bay area and help kids and be a part of his hometown team. (sot: henighan) " it's really exciting, the chance to get an nfl opportunity, has been my dream since i can walk and talk.""would have been happy to do it and excited to do it anywhere but, its that much more special doing it in the bay area where i grew up and a place that i love" " excited to be here and happy to have been here the last couple months and ready to keep working." the final day of group stage at the world cup. colombia, senegal, and japan all fighting for a round of 16th berth heading into their third match. colombia's star, james rodriguez leaves the match 31 minutes in with a injury staying the field has been a problem for him... he didn't start in colombia's opening match against japan due to a calf injury 74th corner kick... scores the only goal off a header his second goal of the tourmanent colombia wins 1-nothing colombia and japan reac

let's go to santa clara and the niners.... richard sherman... healed from that achilles tear and participating in workouts jimmy garoppolo... of course all eyes will be on him as the 49ers quarterback going well into the future but maybe even more eyes on reuben foster... back with the team after domestic violance changes against him were dropped when his former girlfirend testifies he made the story up... head coach kyle shanahan... asked about foster's return to the field... says he lis impressed with the entire linebacking group... inclduing foster... (sot: shanahan) we've got a good group. every guy, i think there's seven of them, inside linebackers, we've got right now. all seven of them are nfl players. they all work, they all challenge each other. but, they all know there is some real competition there, too. reuben, i always tell him that he's like 'the waterboy' out there. he's just flying around ready to hit someone. they balance each other out very well so i think it's a good tandem." a fun litle sidebar 49ers mini-camp..

and understood on a certain level what that meant to people and what it meant to long time for the niners fans. he was so modest about it and he felt like he had a blessed moment that he never took for granted. it was that that he exuded to other people that made him so popular. not only with his teammates who loved him and's you saw -- and use the example after example of that. they loved to get together with him over the past year to share those moments. he had one of those personalities that you were drawn to and always fun- loving. he was movie star handsome and charismatic. it is part of the reason that people were drawn to him. if he had done something else in life people would have been drawn to him. you throw in those historic moments and it put him on a different level. and people loved him the combination of modesty and being part of a great moment.>> we were just seeing a tweet from jerry rice, saying, i love you too dwight clark. you talk about people from all over the country with the affection for dwight clark. and the respect of his opponent. i grew up a dallas cowboy fan.

made his last public appearance in october last year at levi's stadium during the halftime at the niners cowboys game. he stood up and addressed the fans, downplaying the debilitating disease he battling. >> i think you all know i am in pain right now. i need your prayers and thoughts. i eciate >> reporter: clark believed that the als diagnosis was likely related to his playing days in the nfl but there is no clear link established. the two time pro bowler and super bowl champion is dead at the age of 61, a tremendous loss for his family, friends, fans and the entire ll you that lucky enough to meet dwight clark on one occasion. this was back in 2016, in the days leading up to super bowl 50 in the bay area. it was a day i will not soon forget. take a listen. >> we have a special guest coming up on the this morning. i will give you a hint. check this out. the perfect pass. >> way to go. >> look at that clark pass. you have to work for just like joe montana used to do. >> t many people get the chance to re-create the catch with dwight clark himself. i had that rare opportunity. the ball sa

who attended moved to the bay area as a kid when his father worked for the niners in the front officeor 5 seasons.. heneghan said it's been an honor to come back to the bay area and help kids and be a part of his hometown team. (sot: henighan) " it's really exciting, the chance to get an nfl opportunity, has been my dream since i can walk and talk.""would have been happy to do it and excited to do it anywhere but, its that much more special doing it in the bay area where i grew up and a place that i love" " excited to be here and happy to have been here the last couple months and ready to keep working." the final want to get from new york to london in two hours .... the hypersonic plane that could some day get you there. tonight at 9 (sound of train) how much of a rush are you in? ambiancewould you risk life and limb just to catch a train? when all you had to do was one thing to avoid it all, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sl

. >>> football season is still a few months away but the niners are already facing off against a familiar opponent. we were there today as the mayor of the city they call home reminded the team who is in charge. >> we have to manage the 49ers and not have the 49ers manage santa clara. >> reporter: sounding a now familiar theme, lisa gilmer underscored the importance of oversight and accountability during her state of the city address. >> we have been questioned about enforcing a curfew to protect our neighborhoods for people who prioritize money over quality of life. >> reporter: the headlines and open hostility have largely faded from view, the tensions between the 49ers and the city still simmer just beneath the surface. >> we are the ones that are making sure that the residents are well protected and business interests are accountable to the city. >> reporter: the 49ers said they would not respond. the mayor's message did seem to resonate with residents. >> that is a somewhat controversial issue but i think the mayor is on the right side in the issue. it is important to protect the int

tutorial articles in 40 niner laura andersen went than done on a scottsdale law firm.day, psychologists and counselor marshall levine were shot dead in a scottsdale office building. police believe the first to murder scenes on thursday and friday are linked. >> we have been able to tie or basically determined that the shooting on first street is related to the shooting of dr. stephen pitt. the first two are related in this one we are trying to determine what involvement in sending it has. jim litle three of the four murders are connect to it. we await word of mr. levine's death is as well. as for a suspect in the police have released this sketch of the man believed to have shot and killed stephen pitt on thursday as an adult male, who are in with a short brim. witnesses say stephen was argued that the suspect outside his office at 5:30 p.m. before he was shot in the suspect fled. this is where it gets even more interesting. stephen pitt worked as a forensic psychiatrist on high-profile cases including the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation as a consultant to the poli

modelled after fitness program the niners players go through. this video provided by the team.re will be fitness classes and recovery treatments offered as well. the thrill of victory can't weaken the bonds of friendship. this high school baseball game in minnesota ended in a championship win and pretty touching moment. do you see that there? this is from john hakes, the video. you see the pitcher strike out the batter. his team running to the field to celebrate. the pitcher runs to home plate and hugs the defeated batter. turns out those two guys are childhood friends. >> that got me. >> i'm sweet. i'm sure he would have much rather not struck out and gotten that hug but still turned out okay. taking a look at san mateo bridge westbound 192. heavier traffic, got a report chp a crash from semi and box truck far on the bridge on the foster city side. that's not going to do good things for the commute. we will definitely check that out again momentarily. a crash northbound 680 el cerro. check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thanks very much, alexis. sfo, don't have to worry

the plan had to dramatically adjust and that is what is before us today with the removal of the 40 niners stadium. all of the community members, all of the folks from organized labor in the room, all of the staff that have been involved, people have dedicated, in many cases, their entire career. this is a major milestone. the folks and all the individuals who brought this forward, truly, when you think about when this was put forward, it really was a forward thinking. here we are in a conversation about having more inclusionary housing for working families. trying to be creative and have funding for seniors. this project as that. open space, green space, they have a commercial kitchen. i was really excited to hear about that. it is open for the community. and art space. it is almost unbelievable. it really is unbelievable that we are able to get this project forward. thank you for everyone who has dedicated a major portion of their career and effort and energy to move forward a wonderful plan and thank you for all of your efforts. >> thank you. can we take these items, same house, same co

. >> this is video of clark being honored at the niners game last october. yesterday clark lost his battle with als at the age of 61. so young. he played eight seasons with the 49ers but he will be forever remembered by fans and players for the catch. that one, the 1982 nfc championship game. >> everyone liked montana but then there was dwight, the good looking guy and miss world wife and dwight lived the life. >> joe montana who threw the pass that would become the catch tweeted dwight was a vibrant charismatic soul. we are heart broken over the passing. while we knew it was inevitably coming, it came way too soon. >> the resource officer widely criticized for his response to the parkland florida, school shooting is defending himself. his name is scott peterson and he did not go into the building during the shooting. people have called him a coward and this morning he's talking to the "today" show's savannah guthrie. >> it happened so fast and i was just -- what i heard i assessed and went right to, right to what i was trained to go in there, find if there'

with the space council >> hispanic unemployment lowest level in history women unemployment lowest in ninerse have some of the great industry leaders here today who i will be introducing in a while. so many of the great things and we're doing. they understand what's happening. the whole world is looking up to the united states and the united states is respected again. there was a period of time we were not respected the united states is respected again. i wanted to make a brief statement on immigration and what's happening i'll say it honest ly and straight immigration is the fault and all of the problems that we're having because we cannot get them to sign legislation we cannot get them even to the negotiating table. i say it's strongly the democrats fault. they're on n obstructionists the united states will not be a migrant camp or a refugee holding facility won't be you look at what's happening in europe and other places, we can't allow that to happen to the united states. not on my watch. for the rest of the world, you look at everything that's taken placick up your newspapers this morni

first of all, harris barton of the niners. that one looked pretty good. matt cain from the giants.one looks pretty good. and we've got tim hardaway from the golden state warriors. that one looked really good. and then yours. yeah. so what's going to happen now? are they going to redo the plaque? >> i've been in discussions with them. and they're gracious. they obviously didn't want this to happen. they didn't want there to be any controversy. for me the most important thing is not so much the plaque, is the great work that they do. they did say they would like to give it another chance. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm sure it will be great. >> jimmy: will you get approval over it before they release the next one? >> they did say that that would be possible, yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: brandi, what are they going to do with the old one? will you get to keep that? >> oh, good question. >> jimmy: yeah. you should have that. because that's a -- that's a real memento, you know? >> i might want to hang that in my garage, yeah. >> jimmy: well, thank you, brandi. congratulations on making the hall

the center is modeled after fitness and conditioning programs niners players go through.ovided by the 49 ers. there will be boutique fitness classes and recovery treatments offered as well. memberships are being offered for as low as $49 a month. >> so just do what they do. >> and you'll look just like them. >> like jimmy g, right? >>> a special surprise today for a bay area girl who hadn't seen her mother in months. >> i felt surprised and shocked when she came to the door. >> oh, yeah, the emotional reunion and what the service member wants you to know. >>> and kristen is here with what's coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. >> jimmy g. wants to look like larry, but new at 5:00, we have a scathing report out on the response to the north bay wildfires, the problems it cited and how sonoma county is trying to turn it into a positive. >>> in the middle of all the controversy surrounding tesla's auto pilot, ceo elon musk is teasing an update. the big change to the feature he's promising coming in a few weeks. >>> and oakland is getting ready for the big warriors victory parade.

2019 talk about with former nfl defensive end marvin washington who played 11 seasons for the jets, ninersand broncos. thank you both for joining us to talk through all of this. marvin, let me start with you here because you heard geoff tee up what's going on. have you talked to any eagles players and communicated with these guys since the president yanked this invite? >> no, it just came out yesterday and i haven't had a chance to talk to any of them. but i've talked to current players before and the whole thing about this anthem and this protest and whatever, this is not on the players, this is not on the players association, this is for the owners that came out with this arbitrarily came out with this policy. the owners need to sforespond t 45, not the players. but 45 has shown he's not friendly to minorities, not friendly to women. he bashed the eagles and all the players in the nfl last year. so there wasn't going to be anybody that came to the white house fanyway because why shoul they when they don't feel welcome? this is not over. the nfl players thought they were going to kill thi

moved to the bay area as a kid when his father worked for the niners in the front seasons.. heneghan said honor to come back to the bay area and help kids and be a part of his hometown team.(sot: henighan) " it's really exciting, the chance to get an nfl opportunity, has been my dream since i can walk and talk.""would have been happy to do it and excited to do it anywhere but, its that much more special doing it in the bay area where i grew up and a place that i love" " excited to be to have been here the last couple months and ready to keep working." tiger woods tiger woods playing in his first p-g-a tour event since missing the cut at the u-s open. first round of the quicken loans national tiger's foundation runs this tournament... woods looking to win the event for the third time in his career sixth hole... second shot goes in for a drink leads to a double bogey... went birdie-less in the front nine things didn't get better in final nine holes tiger stuggled in the greens in the 13th... misses the short birdie putt... stays at 2 over in the 16th... tiger fi

let's go to santa clara and the niners.... richard sherman...hat achilles tear and participating in workouts jimmy garoppolo... of course all eyes will be on him as the 49ers quarterback going well into the future but maybe even more eyes on reuben foster... back with the team after domestic violance changes against him were dropped when his former girlfirend testifies he made the story up... head coach kyle shanahan... asked about foster's return to the field... says he lis impressed with the entire linebacking group... inclduing foster... (sot: shanahan) we've got a good group. every guy, i think there's seven of them, inside linebackers, we've got right now. all seven of them are nfl players. they all work, they all challenge each other. but, they all know there is some real competition there, too. reuben, i always tell him that he's like 'the waterboy' out there. he's just flying around ready to hit someone. they balance each other out very well so i think it's a good tandem." (ken ) (ken ) still ahead... a new member of the ja

that's the beauty of sports whether it's the warriors, giants, niners, they bring the communities togetherlection, there is debate about how long are you really i going to be in office. just because we may get a new mayor tuesday, you are not out wednesday. we don't know until the results are certified when your last day in office will be? >> obviously there has to be a process of counting the ballots. that could be an easy process or get complicated depending how close the election is and then it has to be certified. we are angling around july 11th as the date assuming nothing goes astray with the count of the votes and so forth. you don't know but july 11th is what we are trying to circle around to have an orderly transition. that is something that as the mayor of the city but a born and raise san francisco scan we have a vested interest in making sure that the next mayor is set up in a good way. i want to do my part on the way out. >> your name is not on this ballot but maybe november 2019. >> as i said, you never know but not in my immediate plans. >> thank you for tag the time. have a