bernard-henri levy, thank you so much for your time. bernard: thank you, ali.geoff: finally tonight, our weekend spotlight with amputee marathon runner jacky hunt-broersma. i spoke to her about how she's breaking barriers and challenging misconceptions about athletes with disabilities. the south african born runner, who lost her leg to cancer, recently ran her way into the record books, completing a staggering 104 marathons in as many days. what drove you to set a new record? jacky: i thought this would be a greaway to show everyone what to get out of your comfort zones, and you can do hard things. geoff: starting mid-january, the 46-year-old mother of two ran a 26.2 miles each day. sometimes in official marathons, but usually on dirt trails in phoenix, where she now lives, and even on her own treadmill. how did you do it? people who run marathons might run one marathon a year. to run 104 consecutive marathons is unthinkable for a lot of people. jacky: when i started, to be honest, i wasn't sure, especially because i run with a prosthetic, i wasn't sure i would

that takes us back to bernard because matt cassel and anna cummings drive out of driving to bernard castle dominic cummings clearly breached the covid rules, the prime minister— breached the covid rules, the prime minister stood by him, he was allowed to get away with it. if anything _ allowed to get away with it. if anything else added to that belief that these people were impregnable and can— that these people were impregnable and can live by different routes, i imagine — and can live by different routes, i imagine it — and can live by different routes, i imagine it was the way that cummings was allowed to get away with it. tickets are two other news. this is arguably much more important to most peoples lives now and this is the suggestion that rishi sunak, it may not call it an emergency budget but is coming up with some financial package that's supposed to ease the real horror stories were hearing from people who are already in a mess and a mess that's likely to get worse according to offjump. for worse according to off “ump. for an one worse according to off “ump. for anonoy who i wor

it is understandable to admit they absolutely do not want bernard henri levy to come to ukraine againril, where the philosopher- gunner intends to continue filming his next sff. this is an abbreviation in english, in translation, it means a film made in the news genre, which presents real-life murders done for financial gain and to control public opinion. yuri lipatov irina bliznyuk arseny baibulov channel one and that's it, by the way, it began to take the form of outright terror in berlin on friday there was an attack on the house where the families of the journalists of the russian agency live. ria novosti someone broke a window, and a canister with wires was found in the ventilation niches of the residents , sources later evacuated the police circles, they said that we were talking about a detonator and a combustible substance, the word was avoided by terrorist attacks, but it was about him. colleagues themselves and the russian embassy in germany say our foreign ministry demanded from international structures to assess what happened at the un level, it has already sounded like an

bernard: indeed. on your show a few times and that is a question that keeps coming up again. we have seen these companies moving their staff away from hong kong. because other countries have opened up so they could not afford to have executives stranded in hong kong. we saw that happening for the last couple of months. that is why i think the incoming chief executive is well aware of it. in his campaign in the last seven to eight weeks, many in the business community have already made that concern to him. he is completely aware of it. so he will be in that situation right now to try and negotiate with his mainland counterparts and how best we can achieve both the opening to the mainland as well as opening to the world. because we cannot afford to be locked out for too long. shery: as we watch what is happening in hong kong and john lee's background in law enforcement and what he has done so far, we cannot help but wonder as you mentioned how focused he is on reviving hong kong as a financial center an

bernard orders an okra stew. it's like a gumbo with a flavorful smoked fish.ou scoop it up with banku, fermented corn and cassava, and you have to use your hand. for me a classic, red red, black eyed peas mixed with fiery scotch bonnet menners, garlic and palm oil, served in a tomato-based sauce. it smells fantastic. >> this is the staple of where i'm coming from. >> yeah. >> it would be sacrilegious to use a spoon to eat banku. i need to use my finger. >> i think this is a very difficult thing for americans. >> why? because of hygiene? >> probably because of hygiene. i think also culturally people associate it with a classing. >> in our school we speech english. we can quote shakespeare, but we eat our banku with our fingers. >> i love that to be honest, i'm sort of game for that. so we eat one black-eyed pea at a time? >> eat it. just food. >> i'm going need to work my way up to the whole no utensils thing. but i love the idea of ghanaians preserving their identity in how they heat. >> this is beautiful. it's super familiar. >> really? >> i grew up eating bl

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bernard was at today's wildfire prevention festival cornell. i thought this was so creative. yeah, i thought so too and it's been a big day. a lot of families are leaving here. the event is over. but what happens when a concert meets a wildfire prevention fare you get the ember stop a lot of families are feeling safer because of it. and brought some good vibes during this free concert at marin civic center park, but music is only part of what's happening here is really the number one. cause the ember stomp festival a unique way to remind people that fire season is here with lots of expert advice on protecting property from wildfire messians the gutters as well. just keeping all combusting anything debris from gathering for making your home ember resistant to creating a fire smart yard with defensible space. so from zero. to five feet from your house the perimeter. it's called zone zero and that's the zone that we don't want any vegetation. this is probably one of the most at risk communities in the nation. we're regarding wildfires a reality check from central marin fire batt

bernard is at today's wildfire prevention festival cornell. hey dion, what happens with a concert meets a wildfire prevention fair? will you get this the ember stop and a lot of families are leaving here today with a lot of information. a band brought some good vibes during this free concert at marin civic center park, but music is only part of what's happening here is really the number one. pause the ember stomp festival unique way to remind people that fire season is here with lots of expert advice on protecting property from wildfire missing the gutters as well. just keeping all combusting anything debris from gathering for making your home ember resistant to creating a fire smart yard with defensible space. so from zero. and that's the zone that we don't want any vegetation. this is probably one of the most at risk. the nation for regarding wildfires a reality check from central marin fire battalion chief todd lando. he says his drought conditions worsen the odds of a major wildfire increase by the week take this generation. we've sort of

doctors without borders bernard kouchner. mr. miserable by all the missing without an endorsement accuse you of involvement in the trade in the organs of the missing monsieur's organs trade, the patient is not, an amazing thing in march 2015, bernard kouchner became the head of health care reform at the modernization agency of ukraine, this is not a government structure headquartered in vienna its activities still ukrainian oligarchs, firtash pay. pinchuk akhmetov as for doctors without borders, under cover, which black transplantologists worked in yugoslavia, today this international organization is actively helping ukraine. could anyone think 30 years ago, at the time of the parade of sovereignties that began, how it would end for the sake of what everything what is happening for the sake of what future with the nazis, animals with hatred for their own kind, for muscovites , quilted jackets and colors, the developed abyss, honestly . watch the final episode programs time fashionably qualitatively at reasonable prices we cho

marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news. we will stay on top of it cornell many. thanks to you.o developing news in the war in ukraine. the government says all women children and elderly people have been evacuated from a besieged steel plant in mariopol where they had been taking shelter. the ukrainian military says russian forces have begun to blow up bridges to slow a ukrainian counter offensive in the northeast in kiev. the mayor is urging citizens to stay inside tomorrow during russia's annual victory d anne n president vladimir putin could formally declare war on may 9th allowing him to step up his campaign. well, the berkeley community came together today to show solidarity with the people of ukraine take a look. this was just one of at least four rallies held today in the bay area all part of a global day of action for peace in ukraine. that goal is to build a unified response with people around the world to denounce the war the next ukraine global day of action is set for june 25th. abortion rights supporters rallied in downtown san francisco today to defend a woman's ri

find answers all the san mateo county coast cornell bernard abc 7 news. moving on to new developments stanford nurses are set to end. strike after reaching a tentative agreement late last night 5,000 nurses at the stanford hospital and lucille packard children's hospital hit the picket lines last monday. the union says the agreement includes a 7% wage increase this year along with another 5% next april and an additional week of vacation. union membership will vote this weekend on whether to approve the agreement results are expected on monday. stanford healthcare tweeted a statement about the agreement saying in part quote throughout the negotiations of the party's continued to work in good faith and have now accomplished our shared goal of agreeing on contract terms. we can be proud of well abc 7 news has confirmed the cause of death for a rookie san jose police officer and former, san jose football star. john packer died from a fentanyl overdose at a milpitas home last month. that is the determination from the santa clara county medical exam. packer was

bernard is live at bottle rock and is here with the cornell dan and kristen. yeah bottle rockets.ely back from memorial day weekend after two years of covid cancellations and delays. check it out. lots of people heading into the venue right now a big weekend in store pink luke combs 21 pilots and the one and only metallica taking the stage this weekend. dorothy was the first artist to take the stage at bottle rock 2022 for hall. are friends from sacramento? it's all about the experience. check out the long line of bottle rockers waiting to get in and from the moment the gates open to 11:30 many fans made a mad dash. we're here for metallica i mean come on. metallica fans rush to grab a spot hours early near the stage where the legendary bay area. will perform friday night your little early is it is it gonna be worth it? you think as my friend says our city had said here. this is pretty late. usually we're in line 12 hours. sometimes 24 hours ahead of the band. so, you know, it's our passion is what we love and and so we're gonna continue to do metallica describing by 81st time so

a report on the need for intervention and the release of the french special forces was presented bernard amy head of french military intelligence , signed by general pr. this is the deputy head of the french for intelligence, lay down at the hearing of macron macron, instead of answering something, he went to lay flowers at the monument of the unknown soldier with a patriofal arch. as for what to say, the army is now very unhappy. we will probably not stop this, but nevertheless. this, of course, lays a bomb in the further relations of the military enlistment office back in france, after all, france is the only strategic nuclear a power on the continent of the european and western bloc was coalesced, by the way, the code to let them have them from the americans. i think you know, but the conversation about that is still one more time. yes, of course, duda crossed this point of return, like an elm. well, not for the first time, not for the first time , the macron also had relations with the military, for example, he was going to hand over the front without a hand. you can shake everyone u

in napa county courthouse bernard abc 7 news good work. well, the sleepless nights of some san jose residents are over after their voices were heard just as loud as a train's whistle by local and state leaders freight trains were blowing their horns throughout the night for safety reasons now new safety measures and horn restrictions have put in place allowing the community to sleep uninterrupted today residents in lawmakers celebrated the collaborative effort to establish temporary quiet times from train horns between npm and 7:00 in the morning. it was the first time in three years that i was able to go to sleep with a peace of minds of knowing that i probably wouldn't get woken up by a hundred decibel level train horn. the san jose department of transportation is spending 12 million dollars to create permanent safety measures for trains and residents in the neighborhood like new signage and traffic barriers. new technology is helping farmers remove weeds from their crops farmwise is a san francisco-based company trying to help reduce th

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since independence bernard smith has the story for many patients that sri lanka, main cancer hospital, the recent economic crisis was become a matter of life or death. 80 percent of medical supplies are imported, but there's hardly any foreign currency to pay for them if $1.00 of 2 for fuel. ultimately the people will look a few cruel. they're in the queue for the guess i'll do. maybe they lose the guess . but he's here since her on kill for the ducks. they will loose delay doctors at the hospital said they've been forced to suspend tasks and postpone procedures and even critical surgeries. abby: he thing and my mother in law, our lives are at risk because of that we are always living in fear. we don't know whether we will have medicines or not saying the hospital is short of injections for dialysis patients. some cancer, drugs and medicines for people who have had organ transplants, foreign donors including japan and india helping. but it'll take 2 to 4 months for the drugs to arrive. much of the blame for sure lank as economic collapse is being laid at the feet of present got to buy

now is abc seven news reporter cornell bernard. from one country. cal fire choppers armed with water mounted an air assault on this wildfire off silverado trail and seen alina. it started about 5 30, prompting evacuations door and tell me what's up. what's a fire? christian torres and his family left their home as a precaution and it's not the first time you remember like last year a few years ago. and it's really it's hard to see this again guys. it's kind of family here. fire crews were able to stop the fire before it reached the top of the hill where a home was threatened structure was not damaged and the crews made a strong effort getting up on top there to not only protect it, but then get containment to keep this fire, you know, roughly around five acres in the east base guys, seven was over this fire in dublin, alameda and contra costa county firefighters contain the fire near highland and collier. canyon roads to 91 acres firefighters say hot dry temperatures in the forecast this week are only expected to increase fire danger. things are dry

in napa county courthouse, bernard, abc seven news close call. fire crews are investigating the cause of a grass fire that broke out this afternoon in the concord area near highway four and willow pass, road crews managed to quickly contained the flames, which did come dangerously close to some buildings. as you can see here. the fire burned about 20 acres. no structures were damaged, and no one was hurt. so all's well that ends well there. that area was under a wind advisory when the fire broke out , let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sanjay patel with the current conditions out there sent dan it is still gusty around the bay area as we take a look over the hills right now, you will notice that the winds are 27 miles an hour atlas peak. spring valley 25 miles an hour in the solano county area. it is gusty as well. 25 miles an hour in fairfield, when you combine that with a low humidity value of 22% there've alejo 13% 19% in vacaville. very dry. still so that red flag warning in effect until eight p.m. tonight the winds and the dry conditio

since independence bernard smith report for many patients it's rank as main cancer hospital. the recent economic crisis has become a matter of life or death. 80 percent of medical supplies are imported, but there's hardly any foreign currency to pay for them. if we're in a queue for fuel. ultimately, the people will look a few cruel than the q for the guess. ultimately they lose the guess. but if pearson's her on q for the ducks, they will loose delay doctors at the hospital. so they've been forced to suspend tasks and postpone procedures and even critical surgeries, abby, he thing. and while mommy, they know our lives are at risk because of that we are always living in fear. we don't know whether we will have medicines or not saying the hospital are short of injections for dialysis patients. some cancer drugs and medicines for people who have had organ transplants, foreign donors including japan and india helping. but it'll take 2 to 4 months for the drugs to arrive. much of the blame for sure language, economic collapse is being laid. the feet of president got a by roger pa

so in this sense, if we compare there, let's say, the audience of the same bernard henri levy who camelking about russians and, uh, ukrainians. yes pay attention friends. there is some radiation here. she has some sort of spectators of listeners there, or rather, no, a large number, and there is bernard of england here. yes, no, his statement on how much fertilizer you are, well, at the same time, every such performance is all the same. this is a hole. and by the way, uh, they said here that we are losing the information war. do you see a candidate for the post of us ambassador to ukraine suddenly announced at a congressional hearing that america is losing? russia's information war over the events in ukraine so here, too, they also see that such prophets happen. by the way, the series was mentioned here house of cards, i remind you that the big guys also played there too. of course they suck. yes, yes, i remembered and sees the nazis and everything is fine. it seems to be all applauded democrats and liberals. all this seems normal. and i'm talking about such prophets. yes , i just want

haidi: bernard loonie speaking to us earlier. deal to make twitter private has not been done yet, but there is talk about elon musk taking it public again. we are bringing you the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's take a look at some movers. starbucks seeing gains despite suspending guidance on uncertainty with china, u.s. sales affect inflation worries, china woes. we are watching a different story with didi global, the pressure when it comes to chinese companies with sec investigations. they are also facing scrutiny in china over the 2021 listing. they cannot predict the timing outcome or consequences of such an investigation, you can see the uncertainty playing out. advanced micro soaring after an upbeat forecast, the outlook is better than recent forecasts from rival intel. we have seen amd decline, maybe seeing a bit of lost ground there. we are watching twitter, the roller coaster ride continues. we are to learn more about the vision, must telling potential investors he could return to the public market. this is a r

now is abc seven news reporter cornell bernard. from one country. cal fire choppers armed with water mounted an air assault on this wildfire off silverado trail and seen alina. it started about 5 30, prompting evacuations door and tell me what's up. what's a fire? christian torres and his family left their home as a precaution and it's not the first time you remember like last year a few years ago. and it's really it's hard to see this again guys. it's kind of family here. fire crews were able to stop the fire before it reached the top of the hill where a home was threatened structure was not damaged and the crews made a strong effort getting up on top there to not only protect it, but then get containment to keep this fire, you know, roughly around five acres in the east base guys, seven was over this fire in dublin, alameda and contra costa county firefighters contain the fire near highland and collier. canyon roads to 91 acres firefighters say hot dry temperatures in the forecast this week are only expected to increase fire danger. things are dry

bernard lafayette jr. he made his mark in history as a civil rights organizer, minister, educator, and lecturerrer whose contributions to the civil rights movements have garnered him national recognition as a leading authority on the strategy of nonhaven't social change. nonhaven't social change. as -- nonviolent social change. he played a leading role in the early selma voting rights movement. he was an active participant in the sit-in campaign anti-nashville student movement. and he worked closely throughoue student movement. and he worked closely such as working with sonic, the southern christian leadership conference, and the american friends service committee. he began his activism as a student at american baptist theological seminary in nashville, tennessee, where he was taught by teacher and mentor james lawson. the techniques of nonviolence. he learned alongside fell -- fellow students, john lewis, james bevel, and dianne nash before participating in the nashville student lunch counter sit-ins in t

oh, bernard, at balboa, school you. which is that all? what's on my face? lot a lot easier. yes. it's horrific. all you have to understand this is the shelters issue or or the me or i hope the kids will survive. it's terrible. to see the makes me cry. like they're so scary or screaming. i hope god will saban disproportion good certificate for just ripping. we try our best with ah it's terrible. the memories are coming back. sama was just the one thing i was most afraid of seeing was a dead child's body. at the whenever they were bodies on the street or small piles also bush. so i tried to look away. yes. also these children, especially in my life, so possible. but i'm a father of judah. no, paul did. if i'd seen a dead child's body, i would have broken the g u v table. i certainly would have broken down that milder . i wouldn't have been the same altered ass. yup. yup. solomon with of my many of the schools. yep. and that a nibble the tim roof was i got it after the strike. i looked at the car and said okay, let's try to fix the car, you know? but i didn't even have to renew them

don't average ok, hawkish meeting, chief economist, bernard, bank as ever. thank you for joining us. you must quote, outside of the your as amber still in the you is hungary, which is also fighting its own inflation battle with the war and ukraine right on their doorstep. hungarians are failing, the knock on effects more than most new labels. again, prices have sharply increased for coffee, it has nearly doubled since last here, whenever they carry them out in cake, a dish, i have just changed rice stacks and when i saw by how much they have increased, i was stunned. make them, i will effort them. the inflation rate for april stands at 9.5 percent in hungary, one of the highest in eastern europe. in an attempt to turn the tide, the state picks the price for a few products. for instance, for sugar. also this pack of flour and this bottle of sunflower oil costs just as much as last year. now this is due to government price caps, which are in place until july 1st, but keeping some prices artificially down didn't change the overall inflation for so many other pr

oh, bernard, at balboa, school you, which is that all? what's on my face through blood a lot easier. yes. it's terrific. all you have to understand this is the shelters issue or or the mit or i hope the kids will survive. it's terrible to see the makes me cry. like they're so scary or screaming. i hope god will save them. this important good certificate of just ripping. we try our best with ah it's terrible. the memories are coming back. sama was just the one thing i was most afraid of seeing was a dead child's body. at the whenever they were bodies on the street or small piles also bush. so i tried to look away. yes. also these children, especially in my life, so possible. but i'm a father of you that no, paul did. if i'd seen a dead child's body, i would have broken the g u v table. i certainly would have broken down that mountain. i wouldn't have been the same altered ass. yup. yup. solomon with of my many of the schools. yep. and that a nibble the tim roof was i got it after the strike. i looked at the car and said, okay, let's try to

it can bernard several 1000 degrees fahrenheit and can cause serious burns. and the reason russia might be using this is either to create a smokescreen so their troops can form a ground assault or to suck the oxygen out of the air in order to suffocate the as of stall defenders who are still hold up in that a steel plant there and rushes, trying to get them out to force them to surrender, or to take over the plant by force. now, phosphorus, munitions are not actually banned by international law, the united on a military population. it's not legal where russia says his hands are no longer tied because civilians have been taken out of steel plan and are you poor and are only finally against the as of regiment that remains locked up in that fortification. right. it does exactly what i wanted to follow up on a. is there any news on the ukrainian soldiers holding up there at that steel plant? the great president vladimir zalinski said that they're doing all they can to get them out of there. they're focusing their attentions. now on rescuing the wounded and the pe

most patients recover in 2-4 weeks anastasia popova and the bernard news, brussels belgium in the unitedet against others in order to maintain world hegemony, the chinese global times writes , as one example of such a policy, the statement of the us president during his recent visit to japan and the attempts of the united states to form the anti-chinese bloc in the indo-pacific region will be told by our own correspondent in tokyo, sergei mingazhev. the taiwanese authorities published footage of military exercises after us president joe biden, while in tokyo, first stated that washington was ready to fight the army of mainland china and then the white house refuted the statement of its head, promising instead to supply weapons to protect the island with anti-aircraft missiles, which, during the exercises, the taiwanese launched from their ships, just american-made, and in service the french mirage fighters are standing in the air force biden himself explains, he refused to say his own words, limiting himself to the phrase that washington's policy remains unchanged by the head of the stat

bernard: we have stocks around the world, lowish spare capacity and a lot of uncertainty.er it is with iran, libya, the global economy, whether it is with zero covid in china. a lot of uncertainty but if you step back and say, all of these things lead to a lot of volatility and we can expect that volatility to continue. kailey: here with the latest is laura hearst who covers oil, gas and coal for bloomberg. putting aside the $25.5 billion hit from having to write down, trading coming to save the day. what color can you give us around that? laura: unfortunately, not a huge amount because bp, like many of its peers, they don't actually break down how much money they are trading. they just use these words like good, exceptional. this was a very strong one indeed. if you look at the figures that bp is refining and trading, they made about $2 billion. you can make sure that while refining was better a big chunk of that will be coming from trading. guy: how sustainable is this trading number? we seem to beginning into a world where there is uncertainty around the energy complex.

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has more on this story.t for a birthday celebration honoring harvey milkn sunday? there's some light rv milk to try that his life. and make it a part about ours harvey milk was born in 1930 and settled in san francisco where he faced hostilities part of the lgbtq community that had no say in government in 1973 when harvey milk ran for supervisor in this district homosexuality was considered a mental illness by the american psychological association milk milk organized his humidity working with and civil rights groups for justice even helping to defeat a statewide initiative to ban gay teachers from the classroom, but many say his advocacy is far from over five years before his death was when robey wade was decided 44 years later. what's happening? we're about to have road thrown out. you know, it's 2022. it's closer to the times of harvey milk than ever before. we're still confronting homophobia transphobia, and it's so important for us to continue that legacy to stand up today. there are many tributes a ter

let's bring in bernard or ats agent in charge is now a faculty associate arizona university for criminalthere are a number of ways we could go with this interview. i think the smartest thing to do for the layman is to step back and ask you bluntly, what happened in this circumstance? it sounds almost inexplicable that would be the tech they would take at the time. and yet, you the experience person walk me through it, what could they have been thinking? >> the doctrine changed completely and 1998 by the columbine shooting for the aftermath of that showed things cannot wait for a tactical resource or response team first officer on the scene engages the suspect because these things only result in death to the gunman or surrender of the gunmen. in 2005, the red lake indian nation in minnesota there is a large school shooting there. the officers came in line one, two, three, for each officer engaged in the suspect and they stopped him as he was breaching a cafeteria that hadn't about 40 children in there. at least 11 people got killed there but there is at least 40 children and another of th

and that's cornell bernard reporting.rs. the wreckage is headed to sacramento for further analysis, and it might be a while before the cause of the crash is known. suspected arsonist was arrested for allegedly sparking eight fires. heard early yesterday morning eight fires were spotted by chp on port chicago highway concord bart station highway 242 and highway 4 an individual was arrested and was turned over to the concord. fire investigation unit authorities are not releasing the individuals identity at this time and lisa. let's go checkt now talking about that. wind it's been windy this weekend, and we're also tracking some rain. that's right. some isolated showers is a cold front most sweep through the bay area. is going to fall apart as it does and it's going to bring a good amount of wind once again, and we still have that cool air in place as we start the work week. so some unusual weather unseasonable for the next couple of days, but by the end of the week, it's going to be above average live doppler 7 with the fro

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was at today's wildfire prevention festival where the focus was onaction to keep home safe. a band brought some good vibes during this free concert at marin civic center park, but music is only part of what's happening here. is really the number one. cause the ember stomp festival a unique way to remind people that fire season is here with lots of expert advice on protecting property from wildfire messi the gutters as well. just keeping all combusting debris from gathering. taking your home ember resistant to creating a fire smart yard with defensible space. so from five feet from your house the perimeter. it's called zone zero and that's the zone that we don't want any vegetation. this is probably one of the most at risk communities in the nation for regarding wildfires a reality check from central marin fire battalion. chief todd lando. he says his drought conditions worsen the odds of a major wildfire increased by the week take this generation. we've sort of forgotten how at risk we are because we've been successful for this state fighting the fir

mateo county coast, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. new developments. now stanford nurses are set to end their strike after reaching a tentative agreement late last night 5000 nurses at the stanford hospital and lucile packard children's hospital hit the picket lines last monday. the union says the agreement includes a 7% wage increase this year, along with another 5% next april and an additional week of vacation. union membership will vote this weekend on whether to approve that agreement. results are expected monday. stanford healthcare tweeted statement about the agreement, saying in part throughout the negotiations , the parties continued to work in good faith and have now accomplished our shared goal of agreeing on contract terms. we can be proud of. to the east bay, where at least two suspicious fires burned near 6 80. both fires happened overnight near each other in martinez, the first started at about 12:30 a.m. on the south pbond side of 6 80 near pacheco boulevard. the second burned near the pacheco off ramp of northbound 6 80 about an hour la

resource fair abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was there. i'm concerned for my family, but also just to be informed for my neighborhood. there's a weekly test jennifer rocco was checking out the first ever wildfire ready resource fair in santa rosa a one-stop shop for fire preparedness and education. she knows the threat is real in 2019. i think it was we we saw the flames. come from the other way. so we decide to evacuate unfortunately, i think a lot of homeowners have already been affected. and so retroactively they're thinking oh, what can i do better in the future? and this is our walden pack. we'll wear this while we're out fighting wildland fires. there were tips on creating defensible space around homes and where to go with a wildfire prompted neighborhood evacuations. this evacuation siren was only a test three major wildfires in five years have taught north bay residents tough lessons last year. we had more acres burned in the city limits then we had and probably the last 20 years with the exception of the tubs nuns and glass fires

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. wow, 81 times watching metallica that one fan that's dedication.that is true dedication. yeah, and he says he'll make it 90. he'll just keep going. just go to a hundred go to infinity cornell. enjoy yourself. it's intact, right? no, he can't hear anything. but mike nikos, you're the way it looks fantastic right now looks gorgeous about 68 right now a little breezy if you get out on the fringes about 22 miles per hour, but that gentleman deserves some of the special spirits metallica megs. you should get a couple of bottles of that for all that. a dedication. all right, it's the weekend. let's take a look at what's going on outside. thanks for joining us this afternoon. here's a look at that roof camera, and you can see those. trees are just going to keep swaying that flag is going to be unfurled and the clouds are going to be even more numerous tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow's the time of the sprinkles. it'll be brighter and milder as we head into sunday and monday, let's talk about those winds if you're going to be out on the boat, you might wa

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meaning that this would in bernard drive the u. s. into a conflict that it would not want to be. and to use, to paraphrase something from the movie rocking stories, sylvester stallone, you know, we have to be careful here as the you, as president by do writing a check that the u. s. can't cash. this is the danger that it could lead to needless escalation and a highly, he stabilize the situation in the asia pacific region and with danger. then how could this feed into the coming cycle called meeting of leaders led by the us? well this is i think it's another very, very important question which ukraine conflict has shown that the rhetoric, the message is that the west, the quad is united against what the u. s. has card this epic balance between democracy is an tok receives, but we've seen a number of countries including india, which is one of the 4 countries in the quad. actually not taking a stand against russia. so i think we really have to see how things play out politically. australia just elected a new prime minister india again, while he stated and it's independence and match

of this vote, but some educators say they believe it goes beyond that abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard with the story. but it's definitely been a big story on campus a reported scandal making headlines at sonoma state university seems everyone has an opinion. i definitely feel like she could have handled things a little better which would take on this. it's a big distraction. i think she should have resigned already. she used university president, dr. judy secaucus seen here on the university's website now. broiled and a scandal involving a six-figure settlement paid to a former sonoma state provost who said she faced retaliation after reporting alleged sexual harassment by the president's husband lobbyist patrick mccallum. the story was first reported by the press democrat. how are you vote? i haven't decided yet, professor, anastasia to sonia along with hundreds of sonoma state faculty members began voting friday on a resolution declaring no confidence in president. sakaki's leadership. i'm very uncomfortable. just because of what something her husband did but there's a lot more goin

very windy conditions, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with the flight crew. about this daring rescue. watch this jaw dropping moment when a chp chopper crew rescues of stranded man clinging to dear life on this cliff near mussel rock and daly city, but reaching him wasn't easy. short search because we're not sure where he was on the cliff. nobody could see him. pilot brent marker says the man was finally located midway down the steep cliff. this picture shows why he was so tough to spot very precarious spot. um about 500 ft. probably off the water, and that's about a 900 ft. cliff seven captured the unfolding drama as the flight crew got ready to rescue the man who had fallen from the top. but weather conditions were working against this mission. we're battling some extreme winds, so 30 to 40 knot winds officer n paramedic david arias is lowered from the chopper on a tether. he recorded the rescue with a gopro on his helmet. watch as he makes contact with the cliff. at first, the man grabs onto officer arias his legs. he actually grabbed onto me, which is a v

it may be months before we learn the cause of this crash in marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news. all right moving on looking ahead to the mother's day forecast. i know people are hoping for a good weather. maybe some dining outside spencer. well, you may have to dodge the raindrops a little bit tomorrow dm but the rain won't be very widespread. so that's the good news right now. we're looking at a really windy a pattern around the bay area as we take a look at surface wind speeds right now gus 43 miles per hour at sfo and very strong wind speeds and very in most other locations as well. it's also bit chilly out there. we've got a high surf advisory in effect until 11 o'clock. tomorrow morning is the wind is equipping up high waves there we can expect 7 to 10 foot breaking waves until 11 o'clock tomorrow morning dangerous root currents are likely and hazardous swimming and surfing conditions. so bear that in mind if you're going to be down near the coastline now, let's talk about the 24-hour temperature change. it is several degrees cooler in most vary locations that i was at this

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and marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news dueling rallies this weekend for and against the recall of san francisco district. attorney jason boudin supporters of the recall rallied in chinatown's portsmouth square on saturday. urging voters to support measure age some of them included family of crime victims in the city participants there say boudini is not doing his job. he doesn't understand his duty as a district attorney and therefore we're here to let people know that we will not stand for that and we need to recall him as soon as possible. crosstown the district attorney and his supporters defended his record. they held a rally urging voters to reject measure age. the pro recall folks are scapegoating and they are fear-mongering exploiting very real frustration and anxiety that we all share over how the last two years have gone and they're lying and suggesting that recalling me is going to solve those problems. election day is on june 7th, but early voting is well underway right now in san francisco. okay, voting in person is now available in santa clara county for the june 7th

bernard is heading and hearing from the driver's. they came out here. just you know, i don't know to see. see what what was left. i found his shoe elizabeth. anaya came to pescadero state beach to mourn her older. ippolito the chp told her family. he was one of the victims found inside a toyota tacoma truck after it crashed into the water friday night around 8:45. he was a new turned 40 this year. he has three nieces. a mom and dad my sister, i'm just blank right now elizabeth fears the other victim found inside the truck may be her brother's. runs young daughter, but the girlfriend is still missing. we see the information that try to locate that third party the coast guard says that search was called off saturday morning after a third person could not be located. the chp says the truck ran that stop sign here at pescadero creek road. it crossed highway 1 into the beach parking lot and kept on going into the water. a broken pose landscaping marks the spot where the truck plunged 30 feet into the water neighbor robbed talbot says it's a dangerous stretch

wrong the no confidence voting concludes on monday and rohnert park cornell bernard abc 7 news.ngs. may is mental health awareness month. we take a look at how some prominent figures are helping a flipped kids who might be struggling right now with how feel and here is a live look outside this morning looking out over the bay there gorgeous start to this saturday. this mother's day weekend. we'll check in with lisa when we get back. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, hoto takeom the homele f a t00 m l, these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to kn

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fair enough, but then you have the head of bp, bernard, saying, actually, we would probably go aheadand invest in all of those things, even if you did tax us. so that has only made the cause for windfall tax grow louder. it is something that there are rumours that brentjohnson is now considering, even though the tories and his backbenchers don't really like it. now, the energy companies in, look, we did get back, we are investing in green infrastructure and that they are that we are putting these profits back into the uk, but i think at a time when the situation is so severe on so many households and household finances, the idea that these companies can profit out of what is causing the rest of us misery, it doesn't really wash, and i think the government will probably be forced to seriously consider this.— consider this. martin, i'm afraid ou consider this. martin, i'm afraid you haven't _ consider this. martin, i'm afraid you haven't got _ consider this. martin, i'm afraid you haven't got long, _ consider this. martin, i'm afraid you haven't got long, despite i consider this. marti

the parents, evan frost iq and madison, bernard, are are now behind bars. an autopsy will be conducted later this week. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. there is a new poll in those new poll numbers are still not encouraging for san francisco district attorney. >> chase. a building at poll just released shows a majority of san franciscans do not want him in office anymore. well, for of the bar codes, planes, the poll's results. >> according to that poll, 57% of voters are in favor of recalling chess aboudi. now this poll was conducted by the san francisco standard and they're breaking down the numbers that they found during their research just one month before election day. 22% of voters say they plan to reject the recall. 21% still don't know how they will vote. the poll found that voters are basing their judgment on the dean's handling on issues of homelessness crimes and drugs in the city. the san francisco standard used in on political research group to conduct the poll they surveyed more than 1000 registered voters between april 30th and

well, the details of the friday evacuation as they said in daba, our special correspondent stanislav bernardin two groups, first the first bus, then the second bus and that's it. this happened just in time for the closure of the humanitarian corridors . well, after the operational work. uh, they'll be offered a way out, either to go with a weapon or to stay in the donetsk people's republic is the choice of every person , everything is under the control of the united nations and the international red cross well, it’s worth saying that during the day there was, well, some kind of calm, in theory :00 am. i started working in the corridor, there was no movement, and only now the closure of this corridor, and people went, as experts say, who work here in the donetsk people's republic. it's just these corridors that the nationalists use for in order to regroup inside the plant inside the metallurgical plant from eight in the morning. once again , another corridor will be opened for the exit of the civilian population. well, that is 50 people, this is a drop. the sea and people testify to this, wha