. >> victor barnard truly was the wolf in sheep's clothing.here is no god in any religion that says it's okay to rape children. ♪ ♪ >>> i would say i had never met anybody that i thought loved the word of god as much as victor barnard did. victor was like 6'1," brown hair, kind of feathered back at the time. he was very dignified. i started to look at him as an apostle of jesus christ. >> he was a pastor. he basically took personal care in people, invested into them and tried to bring the best out of you. >> river road was a small home fellowship, i think there was maybe 10 or 15 people. there was a lot of caring and a lot of love at that point. >> it was very much about living solely for the word, you know, not like being a sunday christian, where you just go to church, hear a little sermon, then you don't think about it all week. it was more like living the word. >> in the winter of 1995-96, they first talked about getting a camp to bring people into the church. >> i think victor just came up with the idea hey, for anybody that wants to move

barnard did the work on thaigz of last year they've worked twenty-four hour to make that happen the same thing on friday and saturday and sunday that's the dedication we need to have a successful project barnard has earned our admiration (clapping) and we also before we visit the tunnel we have a surprise only two people know literally we have a literal toej token for the appreciation i've been blessed reiskin republican mentioned every project received the support of the board this project has been successful because of the leadership of mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors and my bottles edward reiskin and the director of transportation. mr. north korean the chairman of our mta board of directors and it makes my job easy so we have a token of appreciation a brace token mom chung and big al mass journey thank you (clapping) >> so i want to thank everybody for coming out we're going to allow some of the folks and that media so see this we can only do is a certainty up to the minute amount of people at that time, so thank you all so much for coming out >> yaerth preparedness is a way

c-span: back to barnard for a moment. why would you have a quota of only two -- at the time, you were called negroes -- of two black people? why would they have that kind of a quota? >> guest: i don't know. but you know, at that time, that was -- i guess that was considered forward-looking because there were some schools who wouldn't have accepted you at all. but you know, an interesting thing about it is that later on, both barnard and nyu gave me their highest honors. and at barnard college, they do not give an honorary degree, they give a medal. and they awarded it to me. and you know, one of the reasons it's hard -- really -- and i say to people you can't get bitter about what happens to you. you have to keep working. and one of the things -- that certainly said to me that there'd been a change and... c-span: so what year did you graduate from nyu? >> guest: i graduated from nyu -- well, i went there in 1929 on an elks scholarship that i had won from an elks oratorical contest on the constitution of the united states.

cornell barnard. abc 7 news. >> cornell, thank you very much. the evacuation centers, if needed in your case. one has been set up at napa high school at 2475 jefferson street in napa. >> and we have the second evacuation center as grace church 3765 solano avenue. as we continue our coverage on abc 7 news, we invite you, because we rely on you to please include us when you're talking about this on twitter at abc 7 news bay area and then e-mail us your video and pictures to youreport @kgotv.com. a lot of the images are coming from you as this is happening. >> amy hollyfield just tweeted that at the hospital that she has been out, 87 patients is the update. two adults, unfortunately, in critical condition and one child was hit by a fireplace collapse. >> it happened at 3:20 in the morning. as dawn comes up and people start reporting into the hospitals, we'll bring you more information as it happens. meantime, sadly, a couple mobile home parks went up in flames because of a gasoline leak. laura anthony has been following this all morning long. laura

let's go back live to reporter cornell barnard who is joining us with new information. cornell. >> we are at second and brown. we've been showing you this budding all morning long. the damage here is extensive. take a look at the top left corner tower really of this building. it is sitting precariously at the very top of the roof. it's really unclear what kind of damage there is not only on the inside, but just the structural integrity of the entire building. the owner of the building is micus monte: he's walking up and getting a first look at the building. mike, tell me what you think when you see the damage. >> well, i'm happy that no one got hurt. it could have been bad if it was another time of the day. there's a wine bar that would have been full of people and out on the sidewalk so thank god for that. it's disheartening to see something you've worked hard for all your life to crumble. but i don't know what to do. we will get an engineer out here to try to get it fixed up and help the community out and get going again. there are offices upstairs but as you see it's

it struck a mailbox, a row of shrubs and slammed into a tree in barnard yesterday. freeh was the only person in the suv at the time and no other vehicles were involved. police say the 64-year-old freeh broke at least one of his legs and required surgery. in 2012 freeh penned the scathing report on penn state's handling of the jerry sandusky child sex scandal. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> and happening today, several top lawmakers of an ocean county town will give us an update this morning about the efforts to bring back a student from israel who some fear has been kidnapped. 23-year-old aaron sofer of lakewood new jersey was last seen on friday heading for a hike in jerusalem with his friends. the pair were separated. israeli police have confirmed they've launched an extensive for sofer. he's an ultra orthodox student at yeshiva. >>> a flying bullet missed a crib where a toddler was sleeping much it happened on sunday night on sixth and walnut streets in darby borough. a bullet crashed through a window and landd in a wall inchs from a child. we

live in santa clara, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> see you again at -9s:30. if you are going to the game check out the live traffic cameras from the city of santa clara. we have a link along with our realtime maps with alternative routes on the traffic page. to help aleve the traffic and park problems, california's great america and santa clara next door will be closed today. in fact the theme park website said it will be closed every time the niners have a home game. >>> this morning relatives of a two-year-old killed in a san francisco hit-and-run are asking the driver to surrender to police and spare them any more agony. police say the driver of the white toyota or lexus sedan hit the child and kept going. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the latest. >> reporter: a small bouquet of flowers, a con dolens card and a single candle. this is a small memorial for 2-year-old mi-yana gregory. she was killed friday night in the nearby crosswalk. mi-yana gregory's aunt says the two-year-old and her mother were walking across the street from a theater when the

barnard to built -- to protect it. they did it very, very quickly. it was just tremendous. and here they are today. i'm circles on here, on this old map, the ones unit government ownership today. the parks service owns the ones that are in washington, d.c., plus one in maryland, one in virginia. the ones in virginia are owned by local governments, and you'll see some of them as well..palr report on the parks, they were plans for parks in d.c., one of the major recommendation had to do with the civil war -- they were both beautiful to look at, and they were beautiful to look from. linking them up with the ft. circle drive. and i have a newspaper article that says all but about one mile of it was bought. these are all the different forts. they're under three different management systems, and it's something we are hoping to change. by partisan with congressman frank wolf, to and have it until its own superintendent, and hopefully its own staff and, you know, we'll be able to do the things we would like to see done. >> i'm going to give you quickly ft. stevens, so you can do

live in down down napa, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> great information. hopefully folks are following on twitter. you have been tweeting out good pictures. that would be@cbarnard. that's his twitter handle. >> we want to show people what has been going on. there have been a lot of inspections of transportation services too to make sure we are safe when we get around. leyla is checking on that. we. >> we are taking a look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is flowing between marin and san francisco without any problem whatsoever. no damage here as far as chp is reporting to us and caltran as well. people can come in to san francisco from the east bay. most of the damage is sustained in the north bay, the american canadian area. an earlier closer along highway 37. but we are still seeing repairs that are currently being made. caltran, they were very quick on the job. they are out there and making repairs. they are filling in the cracks we saw earlier. and also the road buckling that we noticed here along highway 121 and 129. the area indicated in purple, th

cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> thanks. we've heard about all the difficulties in napa and there was no much damage. we have the napa fire chief on the line, darren drake. good morning, sir. >> good morning. i would like to clarify that, i'm division street with the napa fire department. >> thank you, sir. we've seen the mobile home park fire. can you talk about that and is will fire elsewhere? >> we are currently working the fire in north napa. that involves up to four mobile homes. it was complicated by the fact we did have a water main break and we were required to bring water in for the fire fight. i haven't heard a recent update on that but our crews are extremely busy, as you can imagine. they are out there doing damage as he isments on the fly. we are getting quite a few reports obviously into our dispatch centers reporting damage throughout the community. >> darren, can you talk about how they were able to copy with the water main break? of course, you saw the report of the hydrant as a result of the water main brea

it struck a mailbox a-row of shrubs and slammed into a tree in barnard yesterday.eh was the only person in the suv at the time. no other vehicles were involved. police say the 64-year-old freeh broke at least one of his legs and required surgery. in 2012 freeh penned the scathing report on penn state's conduct of the jerry sandusky scandal. the cause of his accident is under investigation. >> the mayor of lakewood new jersey will get an update on the efforts to bring back a student feared kidnapped in israel. 23-year-old aaron soar was last seen on friday heading for a hike in jerusalem: new jersey lawmakers have been working to secure the student's safe homecoming since the report first surfaced. >> search is on for the person who shot at a house in delaware county. one of the flying bullets just missed a crib where a toddler was sleeping. it happened at sixth and walnut streets in darby borough sunday night. police say two men were firing weapons in front of the boathouse two apartments. a 9-millimeter bullet went through a window, then through this wall landing

the crash happened monday afternoon in barnard vermont. his car flew off the road, hit a mailbox and some scrubs. cops say he was wearing his seat belt no word on his condition or why he crash. free is a former federal judge who led the fbi from 1993 to 2001. >> check out those little cute guys. we have good news for our four legged friends and all who love them on this national dog day. did you know it's national dog day. >> i did learn that earlier today. >> we've been talk bowing it all day. two pet store chains in our area no longer retail bet stores now only donning out rescues and shelter dogs. >> the change means older dogs and those set to be euthanized now have a new leash and life. our karen hepp with the paw inspiring story. >> reporter: me, me, take me. check out these happy wagging tails. these pet stores now offer only dogs from rescue or shelters. no more pets from puppy mills. this was a charm they felt the time had come. >> the outcry from our customers saying, you know, please don't sell commercial dogs. there's so many o

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police say the crash happened monday afternoon in barnard, vermont. they say his car flew off the road and hit a mailbox and some shrubs. cops say he was wearing a seat belt. no word, though, on his condition or why he crashed. free is former federal judge who led the fbi from 1993 to 2001. >> parents, you'll want to listen up who are. most marijuana users start smoking at the age of 16, and smoking pot just once a week if you're younger than 25 is lead damaging -- lasting damage to your brain. >> fox's alex has results of the latest research. >> reporter: brain power, it varies from person to person. some recent research suggests those under the age of 25 who spoke marijuana at least once a week are putting themselves at a disadvantage. >> the brain continues to develop till someone is at least 18 years of age. and so knowing that, that the brain is not formed, that's a particularly bad time to be taking substance that is we don't know enough about. >> reporter: dr. zebb bra peel is a licensed psychiatrist with 36 years of experience. >> as everyone

the shot is coming in cornell barnard is live in napa. there was a building that was damaged there. he has the latest on that situation. cornell. lots of buildings. the sun has come up and we are seeing this all over the streets. we are seeing bricks and concrete debris. really as far as the eye can see in the downtown napa area. i want you show you the old courthouse that sits in the middle of downtown napa. the corner, as you see, has crumbled. quite a few bricks at the base of the courthouse. no one was hurt here at the old courthouse square. but there is significant damage to the corner of this historic building. let's take a look at in. this is a building completely gone. this is vacant office space and no one was there at the time but a lot of damage. let's go to tape we shot earlier in morning when bricks were actually falling off the building. it happened about ten feet from where we are standing. certainly very scary. on the other side of this building, on third street, there was a car that was completely crushed or the back window crushed by a lot of debris that was fallin

for them and investors but around 2002 aubrey mcclendon and tom ward saw what was happening in the barnard area. again production kept rising. they were among the first to say do you know what let's make a huge bet on shale formation all over the country. let's try to lease out the land. this thing looks like it's for real. they went on this crazy land rush the likes of which a country has never seen. at one point chesapeake energy controlled at least the size of land equivalent to three times the size of new jersey. they were everywhere, oklahoma, texas, pennsylvania, ohio. and it works pretty well for a while. natural gas production soared. they were right that shale was working and you can get a lot of natural gas from it. by 2008 aubrey mcclendon was worth $3 billion. i write about how he got overconfident and believe too much in himself and his company and in his revolution and they produced too much energy. first off in 2008 if you remember the natural collapse and i write in the book about his broker had to cut him off and sell the shares because he borrowed too much money and bough

barnard to design forts around the city to protect it. here they are. these are the ones available there. it was quite an amazing feat to build all those. it was just tremendous. here they are there. i've circled them here on this old map, the ones that are under government ownership today. the park service owns all the ones in washington, d.c. and one in maryland and one in virginia. the ones in virginia are owned by local governments. you'll see some of them as well. on another part of the story, and it's a story as well, in 1902, senatef)m@qmdk mcmillan n report on the parks planning for parks in d.c., and one of their major recommendations had to do with civil war defenses of washington. they saw these forts highly placed were both beautiful to look at and they were beautiful to look from. they saw these as potential parks, linking them up with fort circle drive, which they proposed and congress funded until 1930s. i have a newspaper article that says that all but about one mile of it was bought. there's land linking all those forts. these are all