unfortunately, they didn’t listen to him , yes, by the way, a very interesting detail, it means that san simonim. french socialist-utopian, yes, french socialist-utopian, he also wrote, so to speak, as a participant in the congress, in every possible way supported the idea, so to speak, of some kind of new world order, already by this moment, since the transformation in alexander was internal during these napoleonic wars it’s almost as if it’s almost over; for him, in general, morality and the bible are united. something unified, so to speak, and therefore he largely approached the solution of political issues, from the point of view, so to speak, of some kind of christian morality, as he understood it, from here, in fact, the well-known so-called sacred union arose; we, of course, have heard about it, but i think that a rare person has read the text of this sacred union, the declaration, and the declaration. this resembles not so much a political document as a theological treatise, there are a lot of words about a united christian world, about justice, and so on and so forth, and metornichus,

now, one of this year's winners is from san francisco. simon ricci crossed the finish line in just under 2.5 hours to take first place. look at that now in the women's division, the central valley's payton bilo came in first, crossing the finish line about 25 minutes later. bilo says the updated course because of the highway one closure did not affect her run. i was nervous because i knew it was going to be more hilly than it would have been otherwise, but we had the wind at our backs going out, so i think that actually ended up being a good thing, pushing you faster. the pitch to the finish line. now, this year, more than 4000 people attend the course. good job guys. what a beautiful day i know. yeah well trending this morning something to put on the back burner for football fans who have experienced the super bowl hangover. of course, that next day after the games. absolutely. but you know what nfl commissioner roger goodell well he's actually now considering a long term plan to extend the season another week that ends up on presidents day we

we have a local winner, simon ritchie of san francisco clocked in a time two hours, 29 minutes and 30sn bilo, from just outside of sacramento, took the overall women's division. she was the only woman to clock in under three hours. the time of two hours, 55 minutes and 10s. you ready for this? both of them. it was their first marathon. wow their first one. they were ready. oh my gosh. more than 4000 people attempted the course this year. the course looked a little different now. back in march, a chunk of highway one that would have been part of the course collapsed during a storm. we also want to say to philip suzuki, who works here at nbc bay area, he does it all here at nbc bay area. phil, he came in 442nd and he was proud of him. he goes all over the country running these things. i know. marathon 29 for him. by the way. wow wow 39. congratulations, philip. thanks for everything. all right. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. see you again at six. >>> tonight, a new round of devastating tornadoes in a relentless outbreak turning deadly. multiple tornadoes in oklahoma overnight

san francisco. >> it's something that when you can say two letters, just say o. j., just say o. j., people know who you're talking about. around the world. >> reporter: for timothy allen simon, the letters o. j. are more than the san francisco sports hero who became notorious. he knew simpson from the time he was a child. >> i'm a native of san francisco, and o. j. is maybe one of the most famous natives of san francisco of all times. i've known his family my entire life. >> reporter: he says the story of o. j. is one that changed this country. it was at first the fairy tale success of a young man famously from the city's poorest neighborhoods. >> right now i'm trying to make it. i came from a pretty rough neighborhood around here. >> i mean, it was tough. it was tough. life is tough. so when we say a tough community, i hope your viewers don't necessarily view that as because of the zip code necessarily. >> i feel if i make it, that would be a good example for other kids out there. >> you know, not out of wealth or opulence or with a silver spoon, but the belief if you apply yourself and work hard that you can become something great, and he did. >> reporter: and then there

we had timothy allen simon on our 3:00 pm program called getting answers. he's a sanrney and friend of the simpson family. >> oj is not a tragic story that oj, yes, he may have had trouble. i don't know anybody that didn't. i know very few african american young men who do not have contact with law enforcement. that's the reality of our history, that someone as great as willie mays, san francisco's greatest athlete, greater than steph, greater than barry, took this young man under his wing and said, let me show you how to be a great athlete and a great man like me. that's a great story. this great childhood that this man had in this neighborhood that we call potrero hill. >> and simon says that whether or not he believes oj killed anyone is irrelevant to his legacy, saying that we operate in a society of law, not public opinion. >> all right. and dan noyes covered the end of the trial. we got to hear about that. >> we did, and i did as well. in fact, i was there the last two weeks of the trial when the verdict was read. and i can tell you it was just a surreal scene,

well, another big sur marathon is in the books and we have a local winner, simon ricci of san francisco crossed the finish line in two hours, 29 minutes and 30s peyton bilo from outside sacramento, came in first in the women's division. she was the only woman to clock in under three hours, with a total time of two hours, 55 minutes and 10s. incredible. and get this. this was the first marathon for both of them. more than 4000 people attempted the course this year, but the course of course, looked a little different. back in march, a chunk of highway one that would have been part of the course collapsed during the storm. and good news for people who want to head that way, visit big sur. caltrans is opening the convoys on highway one to the public tomorrow. the highway has been closed since that collapse last month, and since then caltrans has been leading convoys for residents twice a day. but starting tomorrow, anyone can join the convoys. they run from 7 to 8 in the morning, then from 5 to 6. so don't miss it. there's going to be a long gap there. there's a catch. the afternoon southbo

. >> reporter: for timothy allen simon the letters o.j. are more than the san francisco sports hero who became notorious. he knew simpson from the time he was a child. >> i'm a native san franciscan and o.j. is maybe one of the most famous native san franciscans of all times. i've known his family my entire life. >> reporter: he says the story of o.j. simpson is one that changed this country. it was at first the fairytale success of a young man famously from the city's poorest neighborhoods. >> you might say this is what i'm trying to do now. right now i'm trying to make it. i came from a pretty rough neighborhood around here. >> it was tough. life is tough. when we say a tough community, i hope that your viewers don't necessarily view that it's because of its zip code necessarily. >> i feel if i make it, that would be a good example for other kids out there. >> you know, not out of wealth or opulence, not with a silver spoon, but in the belief if you apply yourself, if you work hard, that you can become something great and he did. >> reporter: and then there a

and the personal side san francisco attorney and friend of the simpson family, timothy alan simon. timothy, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> i think condolences should always be expressed to families and friends, but i do want to ask you the description friend of the family, friend of the extended family or friends with oj simpson himself. >> well, i've been in oj's company many times. we attended the same rec center. he's much older than me, but i've been more in contact with his family, again, i want to share with you the condolences to the simpson family for the loss of a larger than life and great man. our prayers are with the family who has asked for privacy and peace as they, manage their grief, in the loss of their loved one. >> what are the thoughts and emotions swirling in your head today that a man so great has to be referenced by virtue of an acquittal by a jury of his peers, which means that he was innocent, he was found innocent. >> and then we have a civil action where, he was found liable, not guilty. and by virtue of a his trust structure, a

san francisco, its airport and city leaders. city attorney david chu has even threatened to sue for trademark infringement. here's oakland airport boss craig simoning to us this afternoon. >> yeah, certainly. it's unfortunate that that they would take that stance, you know, we've been on the san francisco bay area, on the bay itself, for, you know, the entire time we've been in existence almost 100 years. and so we don't feel as though anybody necessarily owns the san francisco bay or the name itself. >> the idea to rename oakland airport was first talked about back in 2013. so it has been in the works for a long time now. >> to your voice, your vote and the likely district 16 recount and the congressional race. it impacts the two tied candidates who hope to move forward to the general election and the race to replace congresswoman anna. issue. abc seven news reporter zach frontus spoke with one of the people who filed a recount request and joins us live. zach >> yeah, let me just quickly give you a fast recap of what happened here. so the two candidates in the primary election were able to go on. the two candidates with the most votes, rather a

simon was kerry. the man accused of attacking a police officer protecting san jose mayor matt mahan.due to be arraigned today. wesley polar was charged with felony resisting an officer. i mean, threat of violence is charged with misdemeanor battery and disturbing the peace. well, walmart in fremont on street is going closing down on may. 24, company says it closure is because low financial performance. before you hit the door, maybe grab some sort of a light jacket, even an umbrella. >> depends on where you dave's joining us this morning with a look at that morning day. well, good morning, rhonda. good morning, everybody. just checking the radar. real quick. a couple splotches appearing here. we do have a little bit the way some drizzle near the bay and along the coast a bit. >> that's going to mix out pretty quickly, though, forest and we'll see some decent sunshine working, but also some don't know if we see it quite yet. here. he's from barca. daryl, we can see it from some sober other window shots here, but a bit of a breeze that will be with us all day. now you heading to tahoe

. >> and according to the races results, simon, ricky runner from right here in san francisco, won the 2 hours. 29 minutes. that's a marathon. you kidding but seem like a pretty nice one out there today. go for a bit of a look at your forecast right now. our mount tam cam showing the city in the darkness off in the distance, gayle ong giving us a look at what to expect to yeah, it was a pleasant running weather by the coast, especially with that breeze going on. >> and here's that view of mount from mount tam here. really nice night out. but it is chilly over by the coast in san francisco with that scene breeze kicking up tonight. temperatures out the door where in the 50's as you can see upper 50's as you make your way in london, oakland, 57 and berkeley also at 57 degrees. pittsburgh sitting at 60 degrees at this at 10:00pm hour. and then as you make your way to santa rosa, also in the upper 50's, a big picture here, a southern and central plains still experiencing some severe weather. as you can see. but as they make your way back here to the west coast, we are pretty quiet. we just

san francisco officials urging the port of oakland to drop this plan. we just spoke with oakland airport's interim director of aviation this afternoon. craig simon addressed concerns that travelers will be confused with the name change, as san francisco officials have argued, because we're leaving our identifier as okay, our logos will remain ifly oak. >> we really feel as though the confusion is not is not going to be an issue for us, we serve different markets, from between san francisco and oakland, there are a number of airlines that, that operate out of san francisco that do not operate currently out of oakland. so we really feel as though the confusion will not be a major problem. >> the port of oakland's board meets tomorrow afternoon to take a scheduled vote on this proposal. >> governor newsom is applauding an increase in arrests in the first two months of a chp crime crackdown in oakland and the east bay. over the past eight weeks, the chp has arrested 181 people they say were involved in organized theft, rings, carjackings, drug trafficking and other crimes. this is chp video of the ongoing anti-crime operation. officers also recovere

. >> reporter: for timothy allen simon, the letters o.j. are more than the san francisco sports hero who became notorious. he knew simpson from the time he was a child. >> well, i'm a native san franciscan. and, you know, o.j. is -- maybe one of the most famous native san franciscans of all-time. i have known his family my entire life. >> reporter: he says the story of o.j. simpson is one that has changed this country and it was at first the fairytale success of a young man famously from the city's poorest neighborhoods. >> you might say this is what i'm trying to do now. you know, right now, i'm trying to make it and i came from a pretty rough neighborhood around here. >> yeah, it was tough. it was tough. life is tough. so when we say a tough community, i hope that your viewers don't necessarily view that is because of its zip code necessarily. >> and i feel if i make it, that would be a good example for other kids out there. >> you know, not out of -- wealth or opulence. not with a silver spoon, but in the belief that if you apply yourself and you work hard, t

. >> reporter: for timothy allen simon the letters oj are more than the san francisco sports hero whonotorious he knew simpson from the time he was a child. >> well, native san franciscan. and you know, oj is -- maybe one of the most famous native san franciscans of all-time. i have known his family my entire life. >> reporter: he says the story of o.j. simpson is one that has changed this country and it was at first the fairy team success of a young man famously from the city's poorest neighborhoods. >> you might say this is with i'm trying to do now. i come from a pretty rough neighborhood around here. >> yeah, it was tough. it was tough. life is tough. so when we say a tough community, i hope that your viewers don't necessarily view that is because of its zip code necessarily. >> i feel if i make it. that would be a good example for other kids out there. >> you know, not out of -- wealth or opulence. not with a silver spoon but in the belief if you apply yourself and you work hard, that you can become something great. and he did. >> reporter: then there are the other chapters of th

simon on our 3 p.m. program called getting answers. he's a san francisco attorney and friend of the simpson family. >> oj is not a tragic story that oj. yes he may have had trouble. i don't know anybody that didn't. i know very few african american young men who do not have contact with law enforcement. that's the reality of our history, that someone as great as willie mays, san francisco's greatest athlete, greater than steph, greater than barry, took this young man under his wing and said, let me show you how to be a great athlete and a great man like me. that's a great story. this great childhood that this man had in this neighborhood that we call potrero hill. >> okay. and simon says that whether someone believes oj killed anyone is irrelevant to his legacy, saying that we operate in a society of law, not public opinion. for more on oj simpson's life and death, check out all of our coverage on abc seven news.com. >> for more san francisco businesses have filed a legal claim against the city over the controversial center running valencia stree

the politics meanwhile, and google simon from san francisco to golden gate, that big icon of american power will be there's also a big, big problem. 2023 was the worst year for drug overdoses in the city. 800 human beings lost their lives. the city streets are looking pretty, going to check this this is an energetic uh, let's say kind of sort of the old fringe. even though people going, trying tourism, they're going to check out the products and the video them and fill up and he destroyed uh, one of these uh, sales driving cars. uh, he took a trip. literally, i'm staying in good all san fran, even the people are meant to be helping these homeless do down the street. these addicts are cash in in the pastor of a mega church in ambrose. yet he is after dipping the pockets of the poor poor eh, by selling the drugs to the june of $5000000.00, cha ching. so stay on the beautiful west coast of the united states. we're going to head to l. a. yeah. the jewel in the crown beautiful place where all the 20 people want to be. but unfortunately it's also where 30 percent of americans homeless live.

san jose police say pollard also has an outstanding arrest warrant out of georgia for resisting arrest with violence is due to be arraigned in court tomorrow afternoon. 27 year-old mark simon faces attempted kidnapping and child charges in walnut creek. police say they arrested him after responding to a report of an attempted kidnapping of a child at the downtown library on north broadway 2 weeks ago. officers say they also found more than 600 images of child on an electronic device. simon had. simon remains in custody on a 2 million dollar bail. police are asking anyone who may have been victimized to call them. a part of redwood road in castro valley is closed because of a sinkhole. firefighters blocked off the road north of the red wood canyon golf course in chabot regional park. can see the whole here. they would let our cameraman get any closer. there's no estimate as to when the road may reopen. our weather time here as we get a live look outside at san francisco international where it could be may be a little tough taking off or landing tomorrow morning. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. is here with us in lawrence. we're looking at maybe some >> we have h

and san jose police say he also has an outstanding arrest warrant out of georgia for resisting arrest in the east bay. 27 year-old mark simon faces attempted kidnapping and child charges and walnut creek and police want you to take a look at his mug shot here in case there are any other victims out there. he was arrested for a report of an attempted kidnapping of a child and a downtown library on north broadway 2 weeks ago. and police say they found 600 images of child on the electronic device. he was carrying. 708, is the time right now. james police in concord now looking for a man who they say tried to grab a little girl while she was on her way to school. >> it happened just after 7 o'clock wednesday morning, right near nuala street and dartmouth way. that girl who is in middle school told police the man tried to grab her by the arm while he was also trying to open the door of a parked car. police say she told them the man had a small black car. hopefully they'll track this person down. sfmta workers say they were blindsided by the agency's new plan to increase ticketing for illegal parking. about 200 workers held a ral

san jose police say he also has an outstanding arrest warrant out of georgia for resisting arrest. in the east bay. 27 year-old mark simon, who you see here faces attempted kidnapping and child charges in walnut creek and police are looking to see if there are any other victims of hand. they arrested him after there was a report of attempted kidnapping of a child at the downtown library on north broadway 2 weeks ago. and police then found 600 images of child on his electronic device. >> well, police in concord now aoe also looking for a man who they say tried to grab a little girl while she was on her way to school happened just after 7 o'clock wednesday morning near nuala street and dartmouth way. that girl who was in middle school told police that the man tried to grab her arm while also trying to open the door of a parked car. she got away. police say she told them the man was driving a small black car. that's all she could describe. well, the u.s. open workers say they were blindsided by their agencies plan to increase ticketing for illegal parking about 200 of those workers held a rally out in front of the sfmta hea

simon, has put up, lose it. >> and trotwood housing gens. >> it's going to go viral, baby. i can feel all right. a live look here san francisco.eautiful, sunny day. and pilots got this great map of the path of the total solar eclipse. yeah, of totality. so right. so the question is, are you going to be in the path of totality in the answer in california? quite frankly, is no, we are not. you can see the path. >> of totality. that's the one that's going through texas. it's going through part of the heartland. you can see it right here, right? start to mexico goes all the way up into the far reaches of know of a new england and then into canada. so we are going to be and what would be considered 20 to 30% eclipse territory in southern california between 40 and 50%. so obviously we're not going to see totality here. having said that, you will see still see a little something. you might notice it. so it is next monday. so will be a partial eclipse for us here in california begins at 10:00:06am, peaks about 11, 12 in and by about 12. 22 and totality. obviously is not going to be on the map for us. if you wanted to see totality, pro

and in san jose, police say as well, he has an outstanding arrest warrant out of georgia for resisting arrest. there. >> in the east bay, 27 year-old mark simon faces multiple, i should say, faces attempted kidnapping and child charges in walnut creek. police say they arrested him after responding to a report of an attempted kidnapping of a child at the downtown library on north broadway 2 weeks ago. officers say they also found more than 600 images of child on electronic devices that simon was carrying. simon is still in custody being held on 2 million dollars bail. police are asking anyone who may have been victimized by simon to call them. meanwhile, police concord are also looking for a man who they say tried to grab a little girl who was on her way to school. it happened just after 7 o'clock wednesday morning right near the wallace street and dartmouth way. that girl who's in middle school told police that a man tried to grab her arm while she was walking by and also tried to open door to a parked car. she was able to get free and told police that the man was driving a small black car. they're looking for that person this morning. the sf

and san jose police say he also has an outstanding warrant arrest out a rest weren't out of georgia for resisting arrest with violence. in the east bay. 27 year-old mark simon faces attempted kidnapping and child charges in walnut creek. police arrested him because of a report of an attempted kidnapping on a child at the downtown library on north broadway. and that happened 2 weeks ago. and now a police after finding more 600 images of child on his electronic device that they are looking to see if there are any other victims or anybody who notices him and has had trouble with him. they want to hear from you. >> well, police in concord are also looking for a man who they say tried to grab a little girl on her way to school. it happened just after 7 wednesday morning near the nuala street and dartmouth way. the girl who's in middle school told police that a man tried to grab her arm while also trying to open a door of a parked car. she was able to get away told police the man was driving what she described as a small black car. sfmta workers meanwhile, say they were blindsided to learn about the agency's plan to increase ticketing for illegal parking about 20

san francisco has written a new memoir about her years in public service. it's called the art of power, and it will be released in a few months. in august, publisher simon and schuster says it will cover pelosi's legislative career with a personal account of the january 6th capitol riot and the assault at her home in 2022. the left her husband with a fractured skull. pelosi is 84 and served as speaker from 2007 to 2011 and again from 2019 to 2023. she is credited with passing such landmark bills as the affordable care act and the inflation reduction act. >> a sacramento murder suspect shot and killed by police in the east bay after the break. what we're learning about the multi-agency response to a west oakland neighborhood, plus. >> san jose police arresting three suspects accused of kidnaping and torturing a man. more on the victim coming up. >> also coming up after weeks of back and forth, san francisco files a lawsuit against oakland over the decision to rename its airport. what a trademark expert is saying about which way the case could go, and the giants tried to do something they have not done all season with a lot of help from logan webb. >> jas

san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi has written a new memoir about her years as an elected official. it's called the art of power. it will be released in august. the publisher is simonnd schuster. they say they will cover nancy pelosi's legislative career with a personal account of the january 6th capitol riot and the assault at her home in 2022 that left her husband with a fractured skull. nancy pelosi served as house speaker for eight years. she's been a congresswoman for almost 27 years. >> giant pandas from china could soon come to san francisco, mayor london breed joyfully announced the agreement while in beijing. now she is wrapping up her weeklong economic and diplomatic trip to asia and says an agreement has been reached to bring the bears to san francisco. the san francisco zoo hopes to complete renovations so that the pandas could come soon. >> we have some cute, cuddly, black and white beauties coming to our city. ladies and gentlemen, welcome pandas to san francisco. >> she's excited. >> yeah, pandas from china went to the san francisco zoo in 1984 and 1985 as part of a global tour. mayor breed says the new visit ours honors the city's deep cultural conn