cornell. thank you so much. and taking a live look outside from our mount tamalpais camera in marin county. conditions there wi now and abc seven tellus ty're onlg tcerti get worse. spencer. >> zach. that's true. going into the early evening hours of wind gusts are going to intensify. and what cornell reported there is absolutely correct about the importancef th gusts, those winds, as they travel down slope over the hills and mountains, they dry out the air, thus dropping the relative humidity to dangerously low levels. combine that with the strong gusty wind and of course you have high fire danger. so right now we're looking at the red flag warning that's in effect until 8 a.m. tuesday. for much of northern california, the northern sacramento valley, the carquinestrand the d over into parts ofake coun, lakeport, and even in northern napa and sonoma co.flag warningisn effect until. currently up to 35mph at sfo it was to about 40. just a few minutes ago. but you can see numerous locatight with gusts between 25 an

i'm cornell bernard, abc seven news cornell. >> that important information bringing it to us. thank you so much. and that look on the ground. and let's take a live look outside from our mount tamalpais camera now in marin county. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is here to let us know how strong those winds will be and how long they're going to last. spencer, we heard cornell saying, the wind that is the biggest deal when we're talking about, oh, he's right about that. >> zach wind is the enemy and the wind gusts are increasing right now as we get into the evening hours. so as you get closer to the fire, these fires can generate gusts at the base of the fire or near the fire that exceed the official officially reported readings coming in from the from the reporting stations. right now, reporting gusts up to 35mph. relative humidity is dangerously low, down to nearly 20. temperature readings in the mid s.t me take you out of this and get you over to this fire danger, red flag warning. that's what i'm trying to say for high fire danger, because this covers basically al

cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> cornell, thanks so much. and the north bay minutes ago, as we move on to the next shot here in the north bay minutes ago, nascar race fans witnessed an exciting finish to this year's toyota save mart 350 at sonoma raceway. >> the 31 year old is going to power off turn 11, take this little kink here to the checkered flag. and kyle larson scores his 26th career win. >> third kyle larson took home the checkered flag. it's the second time the elk grove native has won this race. so certainly a congratulation goes to him. a wild night on the streets of san francisco and oakland, where sideshows seem to take over there were also at least four sideshows in the east bay. several involved fireworks and two cars collided during one of the streets. stunt shows. there are reports of at least one person hit by a car. the sideshows in the east bay stretched from emeryville to oakland and south to san leandro. some scene in san francisco, though a car was engulfed in flames during this sideshow on the embarcadero. this happe

and we're live in san francisco, cornell, bernard, abc, seven news and cornell. >> we know that trans march is often seen as one of the unofficial kick offs to the big pride weekend. where is the march headed? >> julian. the marchers are leaving dolores park. they will head across the city to turk and taylor that is considered the city's transgender district, and organizers tell me that with trans rights under fire, visibility is really key here. so being heard and seen definitely the goal tonight and certainly what they're doing behind you, we appreciate it. >> thank you so much cornell. yeah. and all of this is leading up to sunday's san francisco pride parade. it goes down market street, starts at beale and a mile and a half later end at eighth street. the celebration area is at civic center. >> transit agencies are offering extra services on sunday for the parade. bart, caltrain and the san francisco bay ferry are all adding extra morning rides to help people get to the parade on time. you can watch the parade live wherever you are. abc7 is the exclusive broadcast partner of the s

cornell, bernard. happy pride, abc seven news. >> happy pride to you, cornell, and good luck meeting billy porter tomorrow or sunday. we should say. well, sunday's san francisco pride parade goes down market street. it starts at beale. and a mile and a half later it ends at eighth street. the celebration area is at civic center. >> you can watch the parade live wherever you are. abc seven is the official station for the san francisco pride parade. our coverage kicks off sunday at 10 a.m. the parade starts at 1030, so see it wherever you watch abc seven. >> coming up, there is a party at the shark tank happening right now. we'll take you live to san jose, where fans are gathered for the nhl draft watch party as the team takes the number one pick, and it is a hometown favorite. abc seven so don't just play. stay... at northern california's premier casino resort. book your getaway now at cachecreek.com. that's where that sharks have announced their selection for pick number one, and it is a homecoming of

cornell bernard abc seven news, cornell. >> thank you so much. tomorrow is san francisco pride parade starts off at 1030. it begins at the intersections of beale and market, goes a mile and a half down market street, then ends at eighth street. the celebration area is at civic center plaza, and if you can't be there in person, celebrate with abc seven. watch the parade live wherever you are. abc seven is the official station for the san francisco pride parade. our coverage begins at 10 a.m. see it wherever you watch abc seven, and we are keeping a close eye on the weather for tomorrow's parade. spencer christian joins me. all eyes are on your forecast for tomorrow. okay, then. >> i feel under under under the gun. under the gun. that's it. but no pressure. no pressure. okay, well, here's a look at what's coming our way tomorrow jr it's going to be probably about as nice a day as you could ask for the pride parade. 10:00 in the morning here in san francisco. mainly sunny, a few areas of lingering fog. about 63 degrees between noon and 2 p.m. we'll

and we're hoping to do that and keep continue to do it in oakland, cornell, bernard abc seven news cornell>>hank you so much. new at six california lawmakers have a budget deal, but it comes at the cost of wage increases for hundreds of thousands of health care workers. democrats agreed to delay a minimum wage bump that would have kicked in next month, as part of a bigger plan to close the budget shortfall. around $46 billion if lawmakers approve the budget, health care workers will get their raise in october, but that's only if state revenues are higher than expected the next three months. otherwise the raise will kick in next year. new details about the push to bring giant pandas to the san francisco zoo. the big challenge will be paying for them, and we're getting a better idea of how much it could cost. the san francisco chronicle reports. the zoo's financial director put the cost at. get this as much as $70 million for a decade. that includes the panda enclosure, thousands of pounds of bamboo per month and the cost to rent the pandas from china. animal rights groups claim $70 million

cornell, bernard, abc seven news, cornell, thank you so much. >> let's bring in abc seven weather anchorpencer christian to talk about the winds that have really been problematic for those fire crews. spencer. they really have, j.r. in fact, we have windy conditions all across the bay area right now. >> here's a look at the broader picture. you can see we have winds here in san francisco up to 35mph right now. gusts to 41mph at sfo. but even away from the coast, in our inland areas, as we've been pointing out, it's a windy everywhere. so let's get closer to where the fires are. we've got weather conditions here right now at tracy and livermore and partial conditions at altamont. now, notice the winds are relatively calm in tracy. only 11 mile per hour gusts right now over livermore, 14 mile per hour gusts. breezy, but not terribly gusty there, but over in the altamont area, we have gusts to nearly 30mph. and it's important to remember that as you get closer to the fire, these fires can generate their own microclimates and they can generate wind gusts near the base of the fire that are fa

cornell, bernard. abc seven news, cornell. >> thank you for that.et's bring in abc seven weather anchor spencer christian to talk about the winds that have been a problem for those crews. and we continues to be a problem. spencer. >> that's true. joe. not surprising because it's windy all across the bay area. let's take a look right now at the wind speeds, the surface winds all across the region. you can see gusts between 25 and 30mph along the coastline. but even inland areas have pretty windy conditions as well. so i'll take you to the site of the corral fire. now we've got a three panels up here. the one in the middle is from altamont, which is not reporting temperature and humidity. right now, but you see gusts there up to 29mph. now, over in tracy, the wind gusts only under ten miles per hour at the moment. and over at livermore, just a just under 15mph. that's not very strong, but you have to bear in mind that near these fires, these fires can create their own microclimate. so near the base of these wildfires, they could generate wind gusts th

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cornell bernard abc seven news. >> looks like a fun time. here's what you need to know about tomorrow's san francisco pride parade. it starts at 1030. it begins at the intersections of beale and market, goes a mile and a half down market street, then ends at eighth street. the celebration area is at civic center plaza. there are multiple road closures, so plan accordingly or take public transportation into the city. traffic is expected to be heavy. some streets will be closed all day tomorrow. if you can't be there in person, celebrate with abc seven and watch the parade live wherever you are. abc seven is the official station for the san francisco pride parade. our coverage begins at 10 a.m. see it wherever you watch abc seven. it was a fantastic weather day on this saturday. take a look at santa cruz, where people filled the beach near the boardwalk. there parts of the bay area probably wished they were near the beach. with the temperatures that we saw in many areas today. but what about tomorrow? we've got the big pride parade in san fran

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cornell, here's what i need help with. donald trump is insulting voters in a key swing state that he needs. he is refusing to court nikki haley voters who are very loyal to her. explain to me how these could be the actions of a person who would like to win this upcoming election? >> you know, despite all that, it is what we have all seen of trump and his supporters, right? they don't move. they're not going anywhere. he's not going to lose any support in wisconsin because he insults milwaukee because his support isn't based on that sort of thing so he's got a base locked in. the question really is you know, can biden really pull back together that winning coalition that looked a lot like the obama coalition from 2012, but that coalition that eroded away in 2016, much of it eroding away not for donald trump but away from hillary clinton and third-party voting. >> charlie, we need to look at the video because i was talking about it in the previous segment. donald trump and republicans 24 seven are just attacking president bi

there are cornell west is not going to win michigan. you know, rfk's not get a win michigan, but you look at joe biden, he's got to do well in pennsylvania, michigan. he's got to do well in wisconsin. what does that mean? that means milwaukee. that means though the afia, that means detroit. in other words, black cities are key to those blue states and you put a cornel west into the mix where does it go? do you have enough young people in detroit who are african american who are frustrated with the war in gaza, who are frustrated with the decline of the black lives matter movement, who start looking over at a cornel west and say, you know what, i can pull the leper for somebody who agrees with me? these issues, they start moving in that direction, then you've got other people who might be older voters who remember that kennedy charm, who are frustrated with biden, you start having real problems in michigan and particularly in detroit. >> yeah, it's the biden campaign clearly is worried about it. but cholesky van about something else when

cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> thank you cornell again. abc seven is the official station for the san francisco pride parade. our coverage kicks off sunday at ten. the parade starts at 1030 and will still be led by dikes on bikes. see it wherever you watch abc7 our. >> new developments now as uc berkeley says it will expand anti-semitism education for the fall semester. the new requirement will be for all incoming students, leaders of student groups and residential assistants. university officials say the school will fund its anti-semitism education initiative for at least five years, and that change comes as cal faces intense scrutiny for its handling of acts of hostility toward jewish students. since october, when the war between israel and hamas began. >> a high school principal in napa county now faces charges for not reporting alleged sexual misconduct involving a teacher and student. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan has the story. >> at american canyon high school, school is out for the summer. principal andrew goff is on adminis

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes us to the party. >> the sun was shining in santa rosa, and so was the pride. this parade through downtown giving vibes of love and inclusion. >> pride is about celebrating community. everybody coming together and, celebrate our differences, our similarities and, being present >> thousands of people coming out for the 39th annual sonoma county pride parade and festival. the spurlock family is here showing their support. >> it's just a moment to really be proud of ourselves and celebrate and just be be us. >> we grew up in a place that did not have a lot of queer support, and so it's really nice to come out and just see a big community. uh- supporting the queer community. i love to dress up and show my, and my support as an ally because, this is just the best day. >> i have so much fun at pride. >> some marched advocating for the rights of trans youth, which are under attack across the country. >> i think it's really sad that people are attacking people who are just trying to live their lives and be themselves. >> years ago, this pride para

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard talked to people celebrating and got tips from organizers about how to have a safe time to >> performers are keeping it real by bringing the oh so fabulous vibes to this year's pride festival. civic center was turned into a beacon of love, the theme of this year's pride. >> hi, i'm austin and i am from norcal austin, we're from red bluff, brought his biggest ally to pride, his mom, kristy. >> so what does pride mean to you guys? first of all, you. >> it's a celebration of like, being who you are and who you want to be. >> and like just accepting everything and like, getting everybody to be so open and honest. >> you love who you love. that's all you need. >> this gathering also brought some tasty food because calories don't count at pride, right? >> this is a fish and chips and my cousin wanted the carne asada fries with no pico de gallo. >> you can tell people are happy there's already thousands of people in here. >> pride organizers say 400,000 people are expected to party here. this weekend, and well over a million may come out for sunday's pri

we will be proud. >> in san francisco, cornell, bernard abc seven news certainly looks like a fun time there. >> celebrate pride with abc seven all month long and watch our exclusive live coverage of the 54th annual san francisco pride parade live on june 30th. streaming everywhere you watch abc seven. now to that vibrant celebration of freedom in downtown san francisco today, crowds lined the streets for the city's second annual juneteenth parade. the celebration stopped off a stepped off market and spear streets and ended at fulton plaza, where a festival is going on until 6:00. organizers say they are proud to showcase african american culture right in the middle of downtown. >> some people are like, oh, it should be back in fillmore or the bayview, but to be main street essentially for san francisco, that's a really big deal. i'm supporting all this love. >> i'm supporting black love out here, getting getting to be a part of bringing everybody together. >> mayor london breed was there, participating in today's event. juneteenth became a federal holiday in 2021. it commemorates the

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard heard from those who want answers and accountability. >> mayor shengtao, come out, talk directly to the people. >> tuan know from asians. unite says oakland's mayor is meo missing an office? >> we don't know where the mayor is. the mayor needs to come out and be accountable and answer the people. >> his organization is planning a rally sunday night outside oakland city hall following a raid by federal agents at mayor tao's oakland home and other locations connected to california. waste solutions agents were seen taking boxes of evidence away, sources tell abc seven news. it's connected to an alleged public corruption case. >> we want to hear from her. we want to her to answer all questions and have transparency tsay on what is going on, not hide behind lawyers. >> we don't have any information that indicates that mayor tao is the target of the investigation. >> attorney tony brass now represents the embattled mayor. he says she has not been arrested. abc seven news returned to tao's home on sunday. no one answered the door when we knocked. the mayor hasn'

culture and enjoy ourselves and we're hoping to do that and keep continue to do it in oakland. >> cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> new details about the push to bring giant pandas to the san francisco zoo. the big challenge will be paying for them, and we're getting a better idea of how much it will cost. the san francisco chronicle reports. the zoo's financial director put the cost at as much as $70 million for a decade. that includes the panda enclosure for thousands of pounds of bamboo per month and the cost to rent the pandas from china and of animal rights groups, claim 70 million is low estimate mayor london breeds fundraising plan is focused on raising 25 million. the zoo's deputy director says it's premature to put a price tag on what pandas would cost. tackling homelessness is a critical part of building a better bay area, and this week, san jose took another step towards that goal. the city council agreed this week to assess, adding eight safe sleeping sites for unhoused people. they would provide sanction places for people to camp with food, showers and other resources. mayo

now, the president of cornell university, excuse me, cornell college, the four are in china because they're therefore a partnership with beizhan university and jonathan brand sent a statement to cnn. we have part of that statement for you. he said this quote, we have been in contact with all four instructors and are assisting them during this time, unquote, a brand says that they were with a patient faculty member when the stabbing took place and that there were no students taking part in the program. now, the us state department says, it's aware of reports of this incident and it's monitoring the situation. now, the stabbing has been trending high on chinese social media this day with a number of posts getting censored and some netizens have been calling it a terrible incident with some saying this, it's bring up some examples for you, quote, this current in state, a public security is not supposed to let such a thing happen. it will definitely further hinder foreigners from visiting china unquote. now, china, especially compared to the west, has low rates of violent crime, public attacks

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard heard from those who want answers and accountability. >> mayor shengtao come out, talk directly to the people. >> tuan noe from asians unite says oakland's mayor is meo missing in office? >> we don't know where the mayor is. the mayor needs to come out and be accountable and answer to the people. >> his organization is planning a rally sunday night outside oakland city hall following a ra by federal agents at mayor tao's oakland home and other locations connected to california waste solutions agents were seen taking boxes of evidence away. sources tell abc7 news it's connected to an alleged public corruption case. >> we want to hear from her. we want to her to answer all questions and have transparency on what is going on, not hide behind lawyers. >> we don't have any information that indicates that mayor tao is the target of the investigation. >> attorney tony brass now represents the embattled mayor. he says she has not been arrested. abc7 news returned to tao's home on sunday. no one answered the door when we knocked the mayor hasn't been seen in publi

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard talked to her loved ones about how renaming the park she loved is helping the community heal. >> a new name and a new beginning for this city park in san francisco is visitacion valley means abundant love. susana yi is talking about her grandmother, wong, for whom this park is named. the official dedication ceremony happening saturday. >> it's been a very hard journey , very painful, but also very beautiful. >> yi says her 88 year old grandmother came to this park, formerly visitacion valley playground, most every day. but in january of 2019, she was found badly beaten here and died months later from her injuries. the crime rocked the asian community. a 24 year old suspect was arrested and is awaiting trial. >> she is survived by great grandchildren, grandchildren and so having everyone coming together as a big family is really important. >> many hope the yi wong peace and friendship park will be a place of healing. >> i know it wasn't easy, but you took a devastating loss and you turned it into a win. >> relatives say renaming the park was origi

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> all right. weekend upon us is it pool weather?> oh, that is the question. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the answer. sandy. >> yeah. if you're inland, i think you could get away with the pool weather, but it is going to be cooler. dan and umma, let me show you the live pictures from our tower cameras. they all pretty much tell the same story, which is the fog is back. it's a pretty murky view in emeryville from emeryville, as you can see, visibility right now. four miles in half moon bay, six miles in san carlos. so something you'll need to watch out for if you do have early morning plans. the marine layer is 2000ft deep. that is being enhanced by this system here with an atmospheric river that's heading into the pacific northwest. it is going to drench them, bringing them the potential for flooding rain for us, it's just going to drop our temperatures. right now, those numbers have dropped down to the 50s and the 60s. the winds have been gusty today and they continue to remain gusty around concord, 26 miles an hour. tha

it is what you just said, cornell.h, and i totally agree with cornell on this. the o best avenue in my view, y use veterans as an example. veterans supported donald trump inte 2020. that's ridiculous in all of our minds in this and the only way thatan changes is if the biden campaign and us in our daily lives, talks to veterans then they talk to other veterans. the only way they're going the change other veterans' minds is by a veteran presenting this information to another veteran. that's theio way to break this cycle. >> all right. thank you for letting me be so granular as i would be if we were all at a conference room inside aen campaign headquarter. i appreciate both of you. thank you so much.te still to come for us, president joe biden poking donald trump todayde after the ex-president again blasts one of america's cities. a pretty greatam one. also, happens to be the site of the republican national convention. next month, hosting him, governor shapiro of pennsylvania will be our guest on that, next. don't go any

cornell west, i should mentionht.he is white house but will be there as a noted scholar, the last speaker tomo n program at 7:00 eastern, talking about the intersection of climate justice and juneteenth. he is not lost on me or c-span. we are on c-span tomorrow night the day before juneteenth. junete sure we take this holiday seriously, that we engage in the work that matter not just about barbecues and parties in good music and food. no,no, nothing wrong with that. it is a day of celebration. i am all for that, but we also need meaningful conversation about critical moments. dr. west panel and he will talk specifically as a scholar about of climate justice and juneteenth the following day. so youwe shall see what he had bobby kennedy andwill do. the numbers very state i state -- by state. what troubles me is when they called them a squirrel. you can be a joe biden supporter and not use that term, i hate that term. here is the pointbeat democrats. nobody calls democrats spoilers when they beat republicans. so whyan wh

"firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the emmett family charitable foundation, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, peter and mary kalikow, the asness family foundation, the beth and ravenal curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - congressman ritchie torres, welcome to "firing line." - it's an honor to be here. - you represent a multiracial working class district in the bronx. a confluence of issues that are important to your constituents also lie at the center of the debate about the future of the country come november. immigration, inflation, israel. how is it that your district, which is a democratic district, is so on the nose of the issues that are most animating our national debate right now? - so i have the honor of representing the bronx, which is arguably the poorest county in the united states. it's ground zero for racially

abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was there and even caught up with a local teenage driver, who is hoping one day to turn pro >> you've got to hear it, to believe it. the sound of nascar at sonoma raceway. these supercharged racers hitting speeds of 160mph on a track full of twists and turns. >> we are expecting a full house this weekend. we've got a lot going on. three days of racing, four races we've been coming here since 2003. >> we camped right over the 50 acres. >> 50 acres is the rv camp where steve rexford and family from novato are settling in for three days of racing. >> i bring the whole family and then all my friends and my son's bringing his friends now. so there's like eight, ten of us. we just have a good time and enjoy the race weekend. i mean, come on, this is perfect. >> honestly, it's just the community here. i think that's why i love it at sonoma in california more than anywhere else, because everyone's just here for a party and a good time . you know, you meet so many cool people in the pit. >> cars are getting a quick once over by crews before returning to

the cornell college staffers were making a daytime visit to a public park in jilin city, china.ement, the iowa-based school said instructors were traveling overseas as part of a teaching partnership with the chinese university when all were injured in a serious incident. no college students were involved in the program. the state department tonight said they're monitoring the situation. iowa congresswoman mariannette miller-meeks said her office is working with the u.s. embassy to ensure the victims receive care for their injuries and depart china safely. nicole sganga, cbs news, washington. >>> investigators in miami are now combing through the wreckage of a massive three-alarm fire at an apartment complex. but there is a shocking twist here. a man was found with a gunshot wound to his torso, and now authorities are saying whoever shot that man is also suspected of setting the blaze. cbs's peter dench was at the scene. >> reporter: huge flames and thick black smoke shot up from the rooftop of this four-story miami apartment building as dozens of firefighters battled this blaze

west to help him win the presidency again. >> cornell west, he's one of my favorite candidates, cornell west. and i like, i like her also, jill stein, i like her very much, you know why? she takes 100% from them, kennedy is probably 50-50 but he's a fake . he's a fake. he's a total fake. >> a vote for any third-party candidate is a vote for donald trump. he is right about that. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >>> tonight, the final countdown to a landmark event, the 2024 campaign moves to a new phase as biden and trump are set to face off in their first debate plus a new supreme court leak, as documents related to a pending ruling in a high-stakes abortion case go public. >>> a republican take the leap and that he will vote for the president. could he be the first domino to fall and republicans backing biden, as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle, live from the aspen ideas festival in colorado and we are now 132 days away from the election and we are less than 24 hours unt

cornell west. earlier about the ways in which we need to connect this conversation to juneteenth. will do that, preeminent scholar, i regard him as the dubois of our time. just to mention him a few times and conversations he will be at this podium 15 minutes fromthere are a couple of things peggy just said. reverend jesse jackson, who peggy mentioned is watching right now in chicaare watching we love you, we are pulling for you, we are jesse was out front on these issues a long time ago. jesse was out front on these issues many decades ago. as peggy was talking on voting i talked about -- i thought about reverend jackson. that line he has uttered many times, so much, black people lose far too many elections by the simplce at the polls. we lose too simple margin of our absence at the polls. take that for which you will in this critical election year. peggy said something now. i want to come to you about it because i want to get to this andefore we yield to dr. west for his remarks about the intersec

cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> and speaking of celebration, you can celebrate pride with abc sevenall month long and watch our exclusive live coverage of the 54th annual san francisco pride parade live on june 30th. streaming everywhere you watch abc seven. now to a project helping to build a better bay area, the vta and south bay leaders are celebrating a new phase of a major transportation project. the 2.4 mile light rail extension will extend the vta service in san jose from the existing alum rock station to the eastridge transit center. it will include a light rail station at story road. the new vta right rail extension is considered the final piece to connect riders from south and east san jose with bart in milpitas. happening today, keep those cars parked and bring the bikes out. if you're in san jose . viva kai returns to san jose. about six miles of the city will be closed to cars, but people can bike, skate, or take a walk. there will be food trucks, vendors and live music for people to explore. the event kicks off at 10 a.m. and goes until three, and it will be a nice day

joining us now, nbc news senior political editor mark murray and msnbc political analyst cornell belcherist and pollster and founder of brilliant corners research. all right, mark, the great unknown obviously come november, will it ultimately matter, it being the conviction? or how much, right? if biden voters are mainly interested in opposing trump rather than voting for biden, i guess a key question will be the staying power of that feeling. tell us your take on this poll. >> chris, i think motivations behind your voting choice are less important than actually you showing up and voting one way or another. we have seen in this poll and other polls with majorities of biden voters saying, hey, i'm more opposed to donald trump than i am behind joe biden. that's different than what we've seen from past presidents, whether george w. bush, barack obama or even donald trump when he was president. the good news for democrats is views and perceptions about donald trump have been very beneficial in galvanizing for them. look at the 2028 midterms, for example, or the 2020 presidential election or

adam zabner told cbs news david spent a year teaching here at cornell college, and that the group wasa trip to a local temple when they were attacked. the white house said today it's deeply concerned about the incident. >> norah: now to some breaking news beer four people come included the alleged gunman, were shot at a food court in downtown atlanta. cbs's dave malkoff is at the scene with the new details. >> reporter: the shooting happened on 2:15 p.m. today in the peachtree center mall here in downtown atlanta. witnesses say people ran for their lives. the suspected gunman, a convicted felon, was shot by an off-duty officer who jumped into action after hearing the shots. liliana silva liliana silva works nearby pittsburgh i heard somebody scream, "there's a shooting, there's a shooter," like around. lockdown and first responders% seen in evacuating the injured on stretchers. the victims, two women and a man, were taken to the hospital. police say this investigation is ongoing. >> norah: and tonight, ucla is bracing for more protests ahead of the school's commencement. here is cbs's

so my head here now the 0 an investigation underway of to for american educators from cornell university of stumped in china. book area has one of the fastest shrinking populations in the world will tell you why people are leaving. and then williams, the now it's not supposed to be boned dry during the dry season in indonesia. nor has it been new just may. of course not that big sun, the stones and west and javan. southern see monster. so you counselors at risk of having some significant time pause and that also applies to bonia cheryl's in our widespread in the philippines, the seasonal writers further north. but you can't actually see much difference on this forecast. charles, so chicago has then go to, i think, a pretty and present day on wednesday. you may not see this on a tool that can quite keep it in sundry, on and off. then same things become brighter on thursday and friday, but you should get 6 days of rain in june. typically jakarta, this is 3 of them. i think we might exceed it this month in australia. otherwise, with a on its way through new south wales of what's coming acro

west to help him win the presidency again. >> cornell west, he's one of my favorite candidates, cornelly much, you know why? she takes 100% from them, kennedy is probably 50-50 but he's a fake . he's a fake. he's a total fake. >> a vote for any third-party candidate is a vo

all are members of iowa's cornell college, and were part of a partnership with a university in china. tonight, the college in iowa saying the four were attacked during a daytime visit to a public park. the college says they have been in teach with all of the teachers and all are expected to survive. tonight, iowa governor kas for their safe return home. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, and to the massive fire near downtown miami. a worker was found shot nearby, and news just in tonight of an arrest. it was the city's largest fire in 25 years. the extraordinary rescues. and tonight, that news coming in on the suspect. victor oquendo on the scene for us. >> reporter: tonight, this massive inferno burning for hours at a four-story apartment building near downtown miami. officials say they haven't battled one like it in decades. >> a level-three fire is something we haven't seen in 25 years in the city. >> reporter: the calls coming in shortly after 8:00 a.m. today. >> we got flames and smoke showing from the third floor window. it you need to put a jump on it. >> reporter: dozens of un

cornell, i want to get your initial reaction to this ruling.ond amendment case, obviously. it was chaired by those who are second amendment enthusiasts. >> thank you for having me, melissa. what is interesting about this case, i suppose, is it represents what i like to call the super majority's original is meant to dualism for the and anything we want for me. there is a lot of talk about how to read the statute. the first thing, as a historian, you have to point out is that justice scalia was not the founding father and the idea that we are adopting justice scalia's motive textualism itself needs to be historic fight because the founding fathers would have found the approach to reading statutes unbelievable because they did not have this hyper textualist approach but even if you apply justice scalia's method, this court seems to take a -- almost like an etch-a- sketch approach. they extend -- expand things when they want to. they are hyper literalist when they want to and not when it does not serve them. when you look at it, you have to ask the

the teachers are from cornell college in iowa visiting a partner university in the city.esident says we have been in contact with all four instructors and assisting them during this time. there were no students taking part in this program. michael meyers used to teach. >> it's exceedingly rare for foreigners, let alone four university teachers to be attacked like this in china. >> reporter: so far, there's no official word on motive for the attack. the state tpt says they are monitoring the situation. one iowa congresswoman has been in touch with cornell college. >> there were a lot of people around. people were shocked they felt it was not typical what you would see in china. >> an iowa representative confirms his brother is one of the victims. he says his brother was stabbed in the arm, but he's doing well and is in good spirits. at a regular briefing, the ministry of foreign affairs says the stabbing is, quote, an isolated incident adding that china is a safe place. the attack comes at a tense time for u.s.-china relations here with both sides trying to revive students

the victims were attacked in the city of gene lean in china's northeast they worked at cornell college, a small private liberal arts institution in mount vernon, iowa. footage third appears to show the aftermath of that stabbing appeared on china's chinese social media, but it was quickly censored little is known about the instructors conditions. there's still no word on a motive. want to bring in cnn's kristie lu stout in hong kong following the story, good to have you with us, christie so this has been described as a brutal stabbing of the body iowa representative for the district where this university is do you know if these four is still in hospital? what else can you tell us about their injuries and whether they were targeted yet linda, one of the victims is said to be doing well. >> this is a very chilling stabbing incident especially keeping in mind that violent crimes against foreigners are a rare in china. and this is the latest, what we know. so it evolves for educators from iowa's cornell college, there were wounded in this stabbing incident when they were visiting a park in

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cornell belcher, it's good to have you. i like your hair. it's gray, but it's great. >> thank you. >> all right. let's move on before i get in trouble. still ahead, what donald trump's legal team might do now that new york's top court is keeping the gag order in place, and still no winner in virginia's key congressional primary. why we're watching this race between these two republicans. what it tells us about the party and its future. >>> plus, should social media come with a warning, like cigarettes have a warning. a group of kids is telling yasmin their experience with it, and why they think something has to change. has to change. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't

help you understand the possible link between all of these people and places, abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at oakland city hall, where the council is meeting right now to discuss the political reaction to all of this. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan joins us live with a focus on the duong family, a talking trash and the power and the money that goes with it. but let's get started here with abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes. >> yes. he joins us here in studio to explain what we know so far. >> dan well, amna and dan the fbi confirmed only that they carried out quote a court authorized law enforcement activity at the mayor's home. but that was not the only stop for agents today. more than a dozen fbi agents emerged from oakland mayor sheng tao's house after four hours. inside, they carried boxes, plastic tubs and trash bags and left without comment. witnesses heard a ruckus before 6 a.m. today. >> about 6:00 this morning, i heard a male voice yelling to open the door. open the door! >> nina medina happened to be staying in the neighborhood with friends. she's presid

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. >>> joining us now, democratic pollster, and msnbc political analyst, cornell belcher. do you want to add to the conversation, cornell? >> great conversation, first of all. what i think is really interesting, but as a political person, you never want to see if you're a republican or democrat, all the money that republicans are spending, going after each other. democrats sit back and go, fantastic, right. spend all of this money, these resources, this time, fighting each other in primaries, and that's resources that aren't going to be there for them in the general election to take on democrats. >> so when you look at that ohio race in particular, the strong showing from the democratic opponent, do you see that as precedent for november or do you see, like vaughn mentioned, that it's a special election. it's a very small turnout, and it can't be indicative of what might be to come? >> two things, one is we often put too much weight and spin in what happens in primaries and special elections. that said, katy, i'm going to lean in and put a lot in this special election. one

i want to bring in your last question to cornell.hough, and we are at an inflection point, nicole, that we have not seen in six years. it's really important. you asked the question specifically about the democratic party reaching out to republicans. and as someone who opposed trump as early as 2015, didn't vote for him in '16, left the party over the trend line, but certainly donald trump being an inflection point. the level of frustration i had going through the 18 and 20 and '22 cycles, realizing that this coalition had been gifted to democrats. and nobody really knew what to do with it, what it looked like, but all of a sudden, democrats inherited a bunch of democratic performing voters that may have been registered republicans or disaffected or independents, but parties are not set up to bring in voters like that. it's why you have mitt romney and mike pence and others saying, oh, i could never vote for joe biden, i could never reach across the aisle to joe biden. and democrats likewise have been protective. they don't need forme

. >> i love, cornell, what michael steele is saying, and i am sitting in this real, real epiphany about the differences of the two parties and i try not to forget to express my gratitude for being welcomed into the democracy coalition, and michael and i sit there and i have more than abandoned the republican party, and there is this thing, because the democrats are so earnest of governing, they are so self-conscious of any flaws, right? so i think that republicans because this iteration of republicans is committed to maga which is about burning everything down, you know, they, it took the "access hollywood" tape for them to walk away temporarily and run not walk back to their man, and i am wondering what your thoughts are today and the sort of the difference of the dna in the two parties says about the path forward. >> well, this is fantastic, because this is actually where i was going to go and the reason i wanted to be on the show here today is to go here. and you know, nicolle, it is a thing as a southerner, we don't take well for people beating up on the south, but we will do it our

i'm giving him a c- because i thought was cornell west. [laughter] >> e, c4 cornell. i love it.got? >> i give it be. i like the overall look trying to appeal to the midwest. farmers, come on. >> there's this nostalgic nostalgic the period will be able to do it anymore. you get in one on endorsement and bye-bye. i get it. the only jack plus into kung fu panda. he's worked into the character. i love it. >> after that, i brother him be panda express. [laughter] i've had it. jack black, you get in this from the professor. we move on. dave, in london we doing con concert. he was this. >> he took taylor swift, it was fantastic because you made a choice in london that night. the swift person or rock 'n' roll foo fighters person and those of us that foo fighters, we left it. >> watch this. it was great. >> more than a few. >> is because we are. >> oh no you didn't. i love that. he went from fighting poop to travis kelsey. like you don't say that about taylor. >> a+. it was fantastic, the show is amazing. they were in perfect form and he sang with his daughter. he played on comes from a

cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> all right. weekend upon us is it pool weather?that is the question. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with the answer. sandy. >> yeah. if you're inland, i think you could get away with the pool weather, but it is going to be cooler. dan and umma, let me show you the live pictures from our tower cameras. they all pretty much tell the same story, which is the fog is back. it's a pretty murky view in emeryville from emeryville, as you can see, visibility right now. four miles in half moon bay, six miles in san carlos. so something you'll need to watch out for if you do have early morning plans. the marine layer is 2000ft deep. that is being enhanced by this system here with an atmospheric river that's heading into the pacific northwest. it is going to drench them, bringing them the potential for flooding rain for us, it's just going to drop our temperatures. right now, those numbers have dropped down to the 50s and the 60s. the winds have been gusty today and they continue to remain gusty around concord, 26 miles an hour. that is g