cornell: in oakley, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: meantime, an outpouring of shock and grief today over the killing of a beloved east bay farmer and cow sports hall of famer. the shooting death of six to five build jean ransom on interstate 80 in oakland has stunned those who looked up to him as a mentor. in the 70's, ransom play basketball at berkeley high, then uc berkeley, even getting a tryout with the warriors. he returned to berkeley high to mentor young players. >> he expected the best out of us. he coached our freshman team. we were undefeated that your. he expected us to perform at a high level. dion: his son baxter shared memories of his father saying quote he opened the door for future basketball star sue came out of the bay area. he was looked up to and loved by many pure it i will never forget him and will always love him. and late yesterday afternoon at the chp announced an arrest in the case. 25-year-old juan angel garcia was arrested yesterday morning. he is being held at the alameda county jail. detectives say

dion: cornell, thank you. to the east bay, where the oakland unified school district held a virtual town hall in hopes of saving oakland schools. this week the city announced they will be closing or merging 16 schools in the district. this comes as the district faces a $90 million budget shortfall. it will close two schools this year and five more next year. two more schools plan to merge or will lose grades. >> who wants to enroll in a school that is possibly closing? it has impacted our ability to attract high quality staff. dion: in 20 years, unified has lost a total of 15,000 students. the state could intervene if the budget is not balanced. three buildings in san francisco's richmond district were hit by a smoky fire this afternoon. firefighters were called to 10th avenue and geary at around 2:00. one person went to the hospital and is expected to be ok. the fire was under control within the hour, and firefighters focused on putting out hotspots. re were warned to keep windows closed as heavy smoke drifte

cornell: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. two platforms are blocking russian media for making money off their sites. youtube removed thousands of videos that violated its policies by engaging in coordinated misinformation campaigns and meta, the parent of facebook, is stopping russian media from running ads to make revenue on facebook. russia's ministry of committed occasions accuses meta of unlawful censorship. to get the latest on this crisis as it happens had to the abc 7 streaming app, hour 24/7 live stream. we will have all the special reports on the crisis and all live local newscasts. we have lots of videos on demand and you can find that on abc 7's streaming app, amazon, roku, or fire. the cdc release new guidance for masks. communities with low to moderate cases and ease masking mandates if they choose to do so. data shows 70% of americans live in communities with low to medium risk of contracting the virus. five states are expected to drop indoor mask mandates but could return if cases start to surge. masks are stil

cornell: cornell barnard, abc 7 news.orms are blocking russian media for making money off their sites. youtube removed thousands of videos that violated its policies by engaging in coordinated misinformation campaigns. and meta, the parent of facebook, is stopping russian state media from running ads to make revenue on facebook. russia's ministry of committed -- of communications accuses meta of unlawful censorship. to get the latest on this crisis as it happens had to the abc 7 streaming app, hour 24/7 live stream. you can get all the special reports on the crisis and all live local newscasts. that is available to you on amazon fire tv, amazon, roku, apple. now the centers for disease control have released new guidance for masks. communities with low to moderate covid cases can ease masking mandates if they choose to do so. data shows 70% of americans live in communities with low to medium risk of contracting the virus. five states are expected to drop indoor mask mandates but could return if cases start to surge. >> i w

we're live at uc berkeley cornell bernard abc 7 news. what a tragedy cornell many. thanks to you. in the last nine months there have been five fatal highway shootings in oakland on freeways less than a month ago in january alameda county sheriff recruit david nguyen was shot and killed on i-580 in november in antioch woman was killed on i-80 near the bay bridge toll plaza and in october 23 month old jasper wu was killed on 880 last may two people were killed in a party bus on i-580 david win's sister spoke with abc 7 news today. she pleaded for action to stop these acts of violence from taking more lives. evil will never understand until it happens to them. and that's a sad thing about it because once you do understand you're going to wish you did something about it. so i'm just speaking out to the community. and politicians your communities. because you don't want that to happen to your child your significant other your parent. because there's after the deed is done. there's no way to bring them back. she is so strong those words. give me chills. nguyen was appointed and honorary

i'm going to start with you, cornell.alking about a large number of people. only about 10% of these canadian truckers are not vaccinated. and yet, they're also getting assistance from people in the united states who are similarly driven. what is actually behind this? is it really just 10% are that concerned about a vaccine mandate in their country? or is there some underlying ideology going on here that is driving this kind of behavior? >> you know, those are really good questions, as usual, jason. but i have to start, though, with this, because i was struck by when he said it. the police here just don't operate that way. so, the protesters there aren't afraid that the police are going to come in and kick their asses, right? they don't have a militarized police there in canada with a history of beating them up and teargassing them and siccing dogs on them. i think that is just a fascinating sort of cultural difference. sort of what's going on there in canada versus what we see here in the united states. but at the same ti

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cornell: in sausalito, cornell barnard, abc7news.sing tensions over ukraine, the u.s. warns all citizens to get out of the country because of a possible invasion by russia. the u.s. government officials say it could happen before the limits and february 20. russia continues its troop buildup along the border and conducting military drills in neighboring colorado's and the roxy. president biden is supposed to have a phone call tomorrow with vladimir putin. >> we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation, including new forces arriving at the ukrainian border. alma: the united states is sending more troops to the region, another 3000 arriving in poland with fighter jets. the bay area ukrainian community is understandably on edge about the possibility of an invasion. abc 7 spoke to a man who rents a nonprofit that provides aid to the country. >> i want more help for ukraine, military help, and most importantly, i want them to be serious about the sanctions on russia and the government and the families of the leaders. cut

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cornell: alexis is missing fires are everywhere.king for tips in the case. >> everyone is going to help. we are super grateful for all of the businesses that put up flyers. >> we

but today as abc7 news reporter cornell barnard shows strength from the community >> we cornell: family, friends and strangers take part in this sunday vigil walk to remind the community alexis missing. >> every day feels like unreal, yeah. it's really heartbreaking. >> this is like day 11 and every day gets harder and harder. >> alexis's mying flyers are everywhere. new billboards are now on highway 4 asking for tips in the case. >> everyone's willing to help. we are super super grateful for all the businesses that put up pliers. your support literally means everything. i think it keeps the right amount of pressure on the case itself to continue moving forward so that question get alexis back home. >> relatives told abc7 news last week that alexis was last seen by her ex-boyfriend around january 26th. today's vigil walk started here at trenton street and oakley road. this is same spot where her car was found. the years still in it. >> door is unlocked. my cousin opened the door. i opened the trunk. >> on february pol searched an antioch home linked to exalexis's boyfriend. since then t

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cornell was the first african american female judge here in northern california.ays jackson will bring new life to the court, pave the way for others and might be a consensus builder in what's currently a divided supreme court. >> i expect there's a lot of pressure on her. we want to see her succeed. she's going to bust stereotypes. and just bring i think a different feel to the court. and my hope is that this is just the start. we have never had an asian american on the court. we want this court to look like america. >> judge cordell also noted jackson will be the first supreme court justice with a background as a public defender. >>> convicted murderer scott peterson in a redwood city courtroom today. he is hoping to convince a judge to throw out his conviction, claiming juror misconduct. peterson's attorneys allege that the juror rochelle nice lied on her youy selection questionnaire because she didn't disclose two separate restraining orders for domestic violence incidents while she was pregnant. nice testified today that she didn't acknowledge being a victim

it was not back, it was simply self-defense the da's office now reviewing the case cornell bernard abc 7 news. today the covid-19 death toll in the united states top 900,000 that's according to account by johns hopkins university. that's more than the population of san francisco more than 80,000 californians have died and today the state topped eight million cases since the start of the pandemic but our test positivity rate continues to drop its 12.7 percent one month ago. was over 20% contrast to county meantime is no longer requiring you to show a vaccination card. inside places like restaurants bars and gyms with 80% of county residents fully vaccinated the health department decided to lift that requirement the data shows infection rates remain high, but the average number of daily cases has likely peaked businesses can still implement their own verification system to better protect customers and employees. mandates in the city fact todayt the latest mandate requires boosters or negative covid-19 tests for answer. all city owned facilities attended by more than 50 people santa clara

and civil rights leader professor cornel west.oth of you gentlemen, appreciate you joining. yas cha, i'm going to start with you. do you think abc's suspension of whoopi goes too far after her on-air apology? >> yes, i think it does. i just don't see what it's supposed to accomplish. her comments about the holocaust certainly were offensive. it is historically inaccurate to suggest that the murder of 6 million people had nothing to do with race. unfortunately, the way that the nazis thought about race very much characterized jews as an inferior race, and this is a large part of what drove what they called the final solution, what drove the murder of 6 million jews. but whoopi goldberg made a mistake. we solved the problem in the best way we can, with lots of counter speech, with lots of people pointing out the mistake she made. she realized that she'd made a mistake. as you say, she apologized live on air. and that to me was a great teaching moment. viewers of "the view" may have learned something from it, may have come away with

cornell says he's lived in montclair 45 years. it's been always very safe, but i think increasingly, it's gotten worse . it's alarming that it was at that time of day. down the street. kathy livermore is captain of the neighborhood watch group. she says some of the homes have security cameras , and she plans to alert neighbors. if there's something that happens on the block, we do try to let everybody aware. be aware of what's going on. we have a neighborhood list. we have everyone's emails and phone numbers. oakland police say that woman who has beaten up drove herself to the hospital and right now investigators are looking for a tan four door sedan. they hope anybody who has any information will call oakland police and asked for the felony assault unit. reporting live from oakland. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. newt 11. the martinez couple charged with vandalism after painting over a black lives matter. mural is now facing new charges for breaking into a dead man's house. david nelson and nicole anderson are being charged w

she is director of cornell university school of industrial and labor relations. thank you very much for joining us. what does it say to you that starbucks has just outright fi it? these organizes and memphis. before we see is that there's been an acceleration of unionization movement across the united states, as you just mentioned. and i believe that starbucks is looking for a way to disrupt that acceleration. and part of that may be by trying to terminate all 6 of the union organizers at the memphis store. it's definitely an aggressive move. or even if the employees thought, you know, even if the employees may have violated a technical role, and it's still a bold move by starbucks to fire all of the employees, which is really the capital punishment of employment. you know, to lose your job. there were other alternatives, but we could have been disciplined or warned, or suspended even. but termination is very drastic. it seems, as you said, that these employees have momentum on their side. 7 in terms of unionizing across these various states. i mean, starbucks th

back with me now yascha mounk and professor cornel west. about having a conversation and getting people to learn, right? so professor, listen, quite honestly when i heard that i was actually getting dressed. i was in los angeles and i was guessed dressed and i had it on in the background. and i kind of understood what she was saying. it was a little clumsy. she was talking about race as something you can see. and here in america especially as people of color we get that. but that is not always the case. not all jewish people present as white. like jonathan greenblatt said that on this very program last night. >> that's right. >> but the nazis said that jewish people were a race, the reason for the stars, they wanted to be able to identify them. they saw them as an inferior race. that's the lesson in it here. talk to me about that. you can understand why people can see where she's coming from with that part of it. but it was clumsy. >> no, that's true. we know the klan was founded against catholics, jews and then especially blacks. but it wa

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cornell west. [applause] >> dr.with board president walton and director davis. we will enjoy the work from dream keeper grantees including performances from artists from san francisco bay and documentary pieces by the film. a milestone update from the doctor, the initiative director. thank you all for being here to lift up the dream keeper initiative. [applause] >> good morning. good morning. we are the san francisco bay area theater company. we are going to perform some songs for you. [applause] ♪ i sing america ♪ ♪ i sing america ♪ ♪ i am a darker brother. they sent me to be in the kitchen when company comes, in the kitchen when company comes ♪ ♪ i am the darker brother. they sent me to eat in the kitchen when company comes ♪ ♪ but i laugh and eat well ♪ ♪ i laugh and eat well and grow strong ♪ ♪ i grow strong ♪ ♪ tomorrow i will be at the table when company comes ♪ ♪ don't dare say to me eat at the kitchen table ♪ ♪ they will see how beautiful i am ♪ ♪ they will see how beautiful i am ♪ ♪ i, too, am american ♪ (a

. >> yeah, this is a forever hold for me since cornell was hired and he's done all the right things in do not expect to see those labor numbers get any better at all. they continue to pay more and more and more. all that being said they've been very sticky with what they've been doing with the digital side of things that kicked off during covid and they really took off in terms of that side of things. you look at it at 15 times, $5 billion in cash flow this is a cheap stock you have to own it. i own it more and more and have continued to add to it over the years. on any dip tomorrow labor was their main issue i would be a buyer. margins would get hurt but they will be able to make up for that >> walmart or target, guy? >> target. oddly enough you can probably buy something at target. i think you get 50% retracement around 270 i'm with pete on valuation target at these levels >> do not miss an exclusive interview with ceo brian cornell tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern time breaking down the company's quarter right here on cnbc >>> coming up, lockheed martin seeing a boost as the falloff f

cornell bernard abc 7 news.in the east bay the oakland unified school district held a virtual town hall in hopes of saving oakland schools earlier this week the school board announced it will be closing or merging 11 schools within the district. all of this comes as the district faces a 90 million dollar budget shortfall. it'll close two schools this year and five more next year for schools plant emerge or will lose grades. every year we use 20% of our students do too this threat who wants to enroll in a school. that's possibly closing and it actually has impacted some way our ability to attract, you know, high quality staff. in 20 years oakland unified has lost a total of 15,000 students the state could intervene if the district's budget isn't balanced. to the east bay where police are investigating a violent fight between neighbors in moraga that led to an hour's long standoff. it happened at about noon time in the neighborhood of ream valley manor where police respond to calls of a man hitting his female neig

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i'm so excited for this conversation with the cornell professor and author, here to talk to us about how they nailed it. romaine: can you purchase that book at walmart? caroline: probably. [laughter] this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: today's triple take is on walmart. why? one of the very few stocks in the green during thursday's session and focus on the domination of the just ask. and one man knows all about it, in his book, "the rule of logistics emco professor jesse lecavalier takes a look at the intricate nature of keeping things running. have the logistics of walmart affected your life? the professor joins us now. talk to me about how it affects my life here, living in new york. pretty hard to get to a walmart, why does it affect me? jesse: first of all, thank you for having me. the reach of walmart is hard to underestimate in terms of their impact on every aspect of logistics, the supply chain, and so the way that they control their own costs likely affects the way that you might buy something in new york. so, they are famous for having a wide influence on consumer prices because

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in 2015, she was appointed lecturer in psychiatry at while cornell medical college in new york where she instructs doctors and psychiatrists. despite her erudition, she often finds herself not being immediately taken seriously because she does not have the usual scientific credentials. the fact is that even though it seems peculiar to people, ah, you know, i do give lectures at various academic conferences. i publish papers and both science and academic journals. i think people find this odd because unless you have a degree in what you're talking about, there is a certain suspicion. the truth is, we all of us, every single one of us. and if you devote the time to learning whatever it is you want to learn, you can learn it. i think people are surprised that they don't think that somehow, but it does take time. it takes many, many hours. and i think for a lot of people starting at square, one is painful and it can be painful, especially if you're an older person. oh, you mean i have to, you know, learned these, you know, this from the very beginning. well, yes to do. over the past 4 ye

cornell says he's lived in montclair 45 years. it's been always very safe, but i think increasingly, it's gotten worse . it's alarming that it was at that time of day. down the street. kathy livermore is captain of the neighborhood watch group, she says some of the homes have security cameras , and she plans to alert neighbors. if there's something that happens on the block, we do try to let everybody aware. be aware of what's going on. we have a neighborhood list. we have everyone's emails and phone numbers. as for that woman who was beaten, police say that she decided to drive herself to the hospital. and now investigators say they are looking for a tan four door sedan. if anyone has information, you are asked to call oakland police and asked for the felony assault unit. alex jana katsuyama live in oakland tonight, jenna. thank you. san francisco police chief bill scott is pulling out of an agreement with district attorney chase a boudin over police shooting use of force and in custody death investigations. the agreement between

and cornell barnard shows us they received strength from the community >> we are hoping and praying that she will be back safely. >> en family, friends and strangers taking part in this sunday vigil walk to remind the community, alexis gabe is still missing. >> every day feels like unreal, yeah. it's really heartbreaking. this is like day 11, and every day gets harder and harder. >> alexis's missing flyers are everywhere. new billboards are up on highway 4 asking for tips in the case. >> everyone's willing to help. we are super, super grateful for all the businesses that put up flyers. we can't do this alone. your support literally means everything. and i think it keeps the right amount of pressure on the case itself to continue moving forward so that we can get alexis back home. relatives told abc7 news last week, that alexis was seen by her ex-boyfriend around january 26th. today's vigil walk for alexis started at trenton street and oakley road. this is her same spot where her car was found. >> the door is unlocked. i opened the trunk. >> on february 1st, police searched an antioch hom

cornell says he's lived in montclair 45 years. it's been always very safe, but i think increasingly, it's gotten worse . it's alarming that it was at that time of day. down the street. kathy livermore is captain of the neighborhood watch group, she says some of the homes have security cameras , and she plans to alert neighbors. if there's something that happens on the block, we do try to let everybody aware. be aware of what's going on. we have a neighborhood list. we have everyone's emails and phone numbers. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. now to the south bay, where police in san jose made an arrest following a carjacking that happened with three generations of one family inside the vehicle. a mother was driving her adult daughter and her six year old granddaughter near capitol expressway tuesday when a man came in through the back door of her minivan. she quickly drove to a gas station where the owner of a taco truck pulled the child to safety and witnesses called 911. both women escaped unharmed. that's really , really scar

just looking and president deaf, i dont last via ish o robbie cornell's suddenly found herself in the limelight together with human rights lawyer bernard stocker. she fought away to the u. s. supreme court. in the end, they achieved due process for the wrong to prisoners of guantanamo with the are showing it like regular food, m i. it's the lobby corners, the sense of humor that makes the film she's never reduced to the status of victim . despite the adverse circumstances are degraded, with endless while a dish. finally, a role that shows a strong turkish woman and a cut powerful woman, an emotionally intelligent woman, because we wanted to depict her as she is in real life. she has this lively positive way about her a way of seeing the glass half full, and she really makes people laugh human rookie some latin view that gave him him vice house. and if it's you picky, young i love brief and a follow on m. common. even put, she can do you had ins on that humor aside, the film makes clear what a bird in the family experienced vice and the injustice that was done to them. tar pretty cut a

joining us now, cornell belcher, president of brilliant corners research.cally spell -- not certain doom, but make it very difficult for democrats to hold on to control of the house of representatives in november? >> yeah. but it's part of a pattern, you've seen this happen in off-years, both for democrats as well as republicans. it's not surprising that you have a large number of retirements. you saw a large number of republican retirements in the last off-year. but let's be clear, it's harder to defend an open seat than defend an incumbent seat. part of the good news for democrats, many of these seats, in fact i think most of these seats are quite frankly not seats that are safely or leaning democrat. that's of course because of the power of incumbency. but to your point about progressives, i would caution you one little bit about progressives. because we have not seen on the left the sort of coming together around an organization or an individual that sort of unifies the left, the way i think you've seen trump do on the right. and for every aoc out there

this is stephen cornell . stephen cornell from the council of district merchants. one comment and a couple potentialquestions . on the indicator of puc and the water lines, i'm not sure how well that would work a lot of buildings have only one waterline going into it with multiple tenants. maybe dg and he would be another indicator when somebody moves out, the dg and he will usuallyreferred back to the owner of the building . a course when the new one starts up you will have a new, somebodyresponsible for it. maybe if they'll give it to you , pg and e would be a great indicator. on the sales tax for wii including whatever companies like amazon is chipping into our city and if so, can you pull that out and it would be interesting to see that. those two different figures, what the total sales tax is withamazon company and without . that's one and since you're coming up with an analysis and doing it through the comptroller's office and we are now in the middle of a budget process, what kind of advice are you getting to the department and board of supervisors and are t

own that the great my area of the land are the white people who have acquired it from the tons of cornell to the but what is happening now when the government sometimes buy the land from this pro, from, from the owners of the land, they load the price is because that is this thing that is called willing, willing buy, went by and willing seller must be the one who puts the price of the land which is where the problem comes and then they're willing to sell the price. and the government buy a lot of places. and the next thing, most of the time, the government distribute the lead to not to the communities that needed. but among the political leads the current political and it's, and that is where the major problem life and that's how we wrap up the show. from all of our stories, you can go to d, w dot com slash africa. you can also visit us on facebook. and twitter, talking about social media platforms. why not? you can also follow me on instagram and on twitter at, at the mike. now we leave you with pictures from the 6th edition of international public festival in cape town, south africa, si

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