cornell, what about what ari just said -- >> and meat loaf. >> meat loaf, exactly. cornell, what are you seeing in ohio? obviously ohio is critical. >> yeah, it is critical. you know, i love sort of ari's god bless you, i love republicans now. there's all this spin about this momentum. it's kind of faux momentum. >> you don't see momentum? >> no. look at battleground state after battleground state, the president is either tied or ahead. the race remains awfully tight. you could argue that from a structural or dynamic standpoint, the race looks very much like the race looked before the first debates, where you had the president sort of tied or up in a lot of these battleground states. here's the problem. if you're the challenger, at some point in these battleground states, you actually have to get ahead of the guy who's the incumbent. if you look at nevada, i think the same problem in colorado, you have in nevada, you have a growing population of diverse population there in colorado as well, and i think out west, i think you're seeing a growth in sort of diversity in

thanks, cornell. >>> as cornell just mentioned, mass transit is your key to getting to the parade. bart will be offering longer trains and more of them all day. cal train and muni will be running extra train. some of which will be rerouted. golden gate ferry is adding service. we have all of the specifics on our website at abc7news.com. and you can watch the parade live wednesday right here on abc7 news starting at 11:00 a.m. we are also streaming it live on abc7news.com and on our ipad app. >> we will be with you for that. >>> this just in, san francisco police say they have arrested the man seen in a photo vandalizing a muni bus during the giants celebrations sunday night after they won the world series. this picture, 22-year-old gregory tyler granice was taken into custody tonight. police say they acted on a number of tips that poured in after this photo went viral, showing the man smashing the windshield of a muni bus. he was charged with felony vandalism. >>> up next, disney's blockbuster announcement. luke skywalker is joining mickey mouse and the disney family of characters.

thanks, cornell. >>> as cornell just mentioned, mass transit is your key to getting to the parade. bart will be offering longer trains and more of them all day. cal train and muni will be running extra train. some of which will be rerouted. golden gate ferry is adding service. we have all of the specifics on our website at abc7news.com. and you can watch the parade live wednesday right here on abc7 news starting at 11:00 a.m. we are also streaming it live on abc7news.com and on our ipad app. >> we will be with you for that. >>> this just in, san francisco police say they have arrested the man seen in a photo vandalizing a muni bus during the giants celebrations sunday night after they won the world series. this picture, 22-year-old gregory tyler granice was taken into custody tonight. police say they acted on a number of tips that poured in after this photo went viral, showing the man smashing the windshield of a muni bus. he was charged with felony vandalism. >>> up next, disney's blockbuster announcement. luke skywalker is joining mickey mouse and the disney family of characters.

cornell, appreciate it.lph, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, body language speaks volumes in a presidential debate. i'm often skeptical about this sort of thing but we have a fascinating look at the body language from last night. a gesture, expression, how it can help or hurt a candidate. just had a harvard business school body language expert walk us through the make or break moments last night in denver. >>> an fbi investigative team finally arrives in benghazi to investigate the killing of 4 americans but they don't stay long and they need an escort. >>> winning a presidential debate is not just about what you say or don't say. it's also about how you say it, and how you're seen, literally your facial expressions, gesture, posture. from the moment president obama and governor romney walked onstage last night, their body language was sending its own message. nothing escaped the cameras. from eye contact to smiles, to how alert and engaged they seemed to be. according to the polls and pundi

cornell, bored, aloof, some said even arrogant.se are some of the words used today and last night to describe president obama on that stage. what exactly was the strategy heading into this? was there a strategy? >> what you saw last night from the president was the president trying to lay out the facts to those few undecided voters that are still out there. here's our plan, here's how we want to move the country forward versus mitt romney and his plan about moving the country forward. the problem with the debate last night is that one candidate showed up talking about the facts of their plan and the other candidate showed up with a completely different plan, and was completely dishonest about the facts of his plan. that was a little problematic. >> but the president did not seem to take the fight to mitt romney. if you believe that mitt romney wasn't being honest, the president never seemed to confront him at all, and never even mentioned that whole 47% thing. i mean, was that -- was he trying to stay presidential or -- >> well, i

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thanks, cornell. >>> as cornell just mentioned, mass transit is your key to getting to the parade. longer trains and more of them all day. cal train and muni will be running extra train. some of which will be rerouted. golden gate ferry is adding service. we have all of the specifics on our website at abc7news.com. and you can watch the parade live wednesday right here on abc7 news starting at 11:00 a.m. we are also streaming it live on abc7news.com and on our ipad app. >> we will be with you for that. >>> this just in, san francisco police say they have arrested the man seen in a photo vandalizing a muni bus during the giants celebrations sunday night after they won the world series. this picture, 22-year-old gregory tyler granice was taken into custody tonight. police say they acted on a number of tips that poured in after this photo went viral, showing the man smashing the windshield of a muni bus. he was charged with felony vandalism. >>> up next, disney's blockbuster announcement. luke skywalker is joining mickey mouse and the disney family of characters. george lucas tells wh

i know cornell wouldn't have said that if obama had won. i think they were really important turning point but it's turned it into a much, much closer race. >> cornell, ari, david, thank you. fascinating stuff. >> thank you. >>> let us know what you think. we're on facebook. follow me on twitter right now. @andersoncooper, i'm tweeting tonight. >>> coming up, joe biden and paul ryan facing off on thursday. we'll look at whether the stakes are even higher than four years ago when sarah palin created moments like this one. >> nice to meet you. can i call you joe? @p@p >> announcer: you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock to relentlessly protect what matters most... [beeping...] helping stop crooks before

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abc7 news. >> cornell, thanks very much. at abc7news.com under see it on tv we have an interactive map to several of the big events in san francisco. all you have to do is click on the ones you are going to and we will show you how to get there by using public transportation. we have that map telling you where to go and you can get around that way. not only that, but if you do have to drive, and that's if you do have to drive, the waze traffic app can guide you around san francisco, get you around the traffic and get you where you want to go. abc7news.com slash waze. new this morning, the anti-war protest also going to draw a crowd for a rally. it's on powell and market streets. it starts at noon. from there they will mark to grand hyatt hotel. >> there was a shooting late last night. 21-year-old christopher baker was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds when they arrived shortly before 1:30 last night. one was pronounced dead at the scene. >> one person dead and another recovering after a shooting in east oakland. police

these people make me sick, ed. >> cornell wilkerson, always great to have you with us. i appreciate it so much. thanks for your insight. >>> remember to answer tonight's question. share your thoughts on twitter. we want to know what you think. >>> donald trump says the job numbers are a lot of monkey business. ari melber joins me. so much more coming up. we're right back. >>> republicans continue to push conspiracy theories. the nation's ari melber joins me to discuss the alternate reality, next. >>> female legislators and candidates could gain several states in the senate this november. we'll look at why women are leading in some key senate races across america. >>> and as ohio judge upholds early voting on the final three days before the election, a new study reveals the effect voting restrictions would have on the african-american community. i'll have reaction from ohio state senator nina turner in studio with us tonight. share your thoughts with us on facebook and on twitter using "the ed show." we're coming right back. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." thanks for

thank you, cornell. >>> still ahead, cashing in on facebook. some of the employees could become instant millionaires. beginning tomorrow, the stock restriction that is about to be lifted. >> and take another look at hurricane sandy. and take a look at those all important travel maps if you are trying to >>> and we take another live look from sky 7hd. this is 19th and mission tonight. you can see that large bonfire still burning. we can see mattresses on fire tonight, couches after the san francisco giants' world series win. plenty of people milling in the streets. people are trying to clear everyone. they are out in their riot gear. firefighters are trying to put out these fires. reporters are out on the streets and reporting back to us. we'll let you know as soon as anything changes. tomorrow is the big pay day many facebook employees have been waiting forever since the company went public. they are allowed to start selling share shares. they own 225 million shares. that's worth $2.5 billion. employees who started working for the company durin

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> we are still waiting for that price on the mini ipad. here's a live look at the announcement still going on now. david louie is live tweeting from the event. you can follow him on twitter 7dave. >>> now the jury deciding fate of murder suspect giselle esteban, charged with killing nursing student michelle le in may of last year her body was found four months later. esteban's attorney told jurors she didn't plan on killing le but snapped. >>> the alameda sheriff's office set to release new details in the case of a woman found dead inside a burning castro valley home. fire crews put out the fire last thursday, inside they found the body of that woman. investigators declared the fire to be suspicious. the woman's buy , retired san francisco firefighter was not home at the time. >>> staff members at napa state hospital with other state mental health workers throughout california are observing this two year anniversary of the murder of a psychiatric tech donna gross was killed on-the-job by a patient in 2010. hospital union workers will be jo

october 16th, 2002, the home of cornell and angela was fire bombed. they and their five children died in the fire. as a result of the deaths, neighbors, leaders and faith based groups worked together to build a monument to the dawsons here at 1401 east preston. that monument has become the dawson safe haven center for children and families. i have reggie with the housing department and pam carter joining me, the director with the center, good morning, thank you for joining us. tell us about what is going through your mind ten years after the death of the dawsons. >> it's a great feeling for me today to be here, ten years after the tragedy that's occurred here. it gives me a warm feeling that we are able to keep the memory of the family alive and focuses on what we can continue to do in the future. >> tell us about what you are seeing, what you do to help the community. >> what we do is work with the children in the community, we have 45, 46 children come to us after they are dismissed. we work with them with school work to enhance what they are doing

thank you, cornell. >>> still ahead, cashing in on facebook.me of the employees could become instant millionaires. beginning tomorrow, the stock restriction that is about to be lifted. >> and take another look at hurricane sandy. and take a look at those all important travel maps if you are trying t@ñ?xús1@ú? >>> and we take another live look from sky 7hd. this is 19th and mission tonight. you can see that large bonfire still burning. we can see mattresses on fire an francisco giants' world series win. plenty of people milling in the streets. people are trying to clear everyone. they are out in their riot gear. firefighters are trying to put out these fires. reporters are out on the streets and reporting back to us. we'll let you know as soon as anything changes. tomorrow is the big pay day many facebook employees have been waiting forever since the company went public. they are allowed to start selling share shares. they own 225 million shares. that's worth $2.5 billion. employees who started working for the company during the infancy own the

cornell bernard is on campus. >> reporter: the phone rang at professor roth's house 3:30 this morning but he slept through the phone rang again, he picked up it was stockholm calling saying he had won the prize in economics. he spoke to reporters and got a standing ovation. he is a stanford economist, 60-years-old and pioneer in match making series and formulas, he redesigned matching up doctors with hospitals, organs with transplant recipients and students with the right schools. >> economics has somehow a reputation among some parts of the public as being boring about prices and statistics. but, i've always thought of economics as being not just part of the social sciences but humanities because it gives us a window into people's lives at some of the biggest crossing points. >> reporter: dr. roth says he did not expect to win it was a big surprise. he shares the award and the million dollar prize with dr. lloyd shapley at ucla what do you do after winning the nobel prize? dr. roth says nothing special he had to leave the conference early because he an 11:00 class to teach. very humb

these people make me sick, ed. >> cornell wilkerson, always great to have you with us. i appreciate it so much. thanks for your insight. >>> remember to answer tonight's question. share your thoughts on twitter. we want to know what you think. >>> donald trump says the job numbers are a lot of monkey e business. ari melber joins me. so much more coming up. we're right back. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wet, a better clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done! [ chuckles ] sweet [ female announcer ] swiffer's wet mopping cloths can clean better than mops in half the time swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. begins with back pain and a choice. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. good eye. >>> republicans continue to push conspiracy theories. the nation's ari melber joins me to discuss the alternate reality, next. >>> female legislators and candidates could gain several states in the senate this november. we'll look at why women are leading in some key senate

cornell bernard is on campus. >> reporter: the phone rang at professor roth's house 3:30 this morning but he slept through the phone rang again, he picked up it was stockholm calling saying he had won the prize in economics. he spoke to reporters and got a standing ovation. he is a stanford economist, 60-years-old and pioneer in match making series and formulas, he redesigned matching up doctors with hospitals, organs with transplant recipients and students with the right schools. >> economics has somehow a reputation among some parts of the public as being boring about prices and statistics. but, i've always thought of economics as being not just part of the social sciences but humanities because it gives us a window into people's lives at some of the biggest crossing points. >> reporter: dr. roth says he did not expect to win it was a big surprise. he shares the award and the million dollar prize with dr. lloyd shapley at ucla what do you do after winning the nobel prize? dr. roth says nothing special he had to leave the conference early because he an 11:00 class to teach. very humb

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> we are still waiting for that price on the mini ipad. here's a live look at the announcement still going on now. david louie is live tweeting from the event. you can follow him on twitter 7dave. >>> now the jury deciding fate of murder suspect giselle esteban, charged with killing nursing student michelle le in may of last year her body was found four months later. esteban's attorney told jurors she didn't plan on killing le but snapped. >>> the alameda sheriff's office set to release new details in the case of a woman found dead inside a burning castro valley home. fire crews put out the fire last thursday, inside they found the body of that woman. investigators declared the fire to be suspicious. the woman's buy , retired san francisco firefighter was not home at the time. >>> staff members at napa state hospital with other state mental health workers throughout california are observing this two year anniversary of the murder of a psychiatric tech donna gross was killed on-the-job by a patient in 2010. hospital union workers will be jo

all because angela dawson and cornell dawson were not going to let a drug dealer sit on their front steps. that's what the cause of this incident was about. >> reporter: what do you want the community to get out of this? >> first and foremost, make sure people understand the city has taken steps to make sure this never happens again in the city. we are conscious when people call us about concerns when drug dealers or people are doing things to disrupt the community, we are anticipating what action we can take when we have the matters. those are the kinds of things we want the community to understand. >> reporter: i understand you were instrumental in the monument. what is going through your minds as we honor them tonight. what do you want the community to know moving forward? >> reporter: it's a good feeling to know we turned this house that was a modest $12,000 in value after it was burnt, and scorched at the time, and we put a million two to make sure the place remain in tact for the memory of the dawson family. it creates environment for children, to have a safe haven throughout the ci

ezra cornell? found cornell university. >> jimmy: oh, is that right?ll people i don't know personally. >> jimmy: i never imagined i would play a game of ezra trivia. and yet, here we are. i heard this is your first time on a talk show. >> it's true. i'm terrified right now. >> jimmy: are you really? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: you seem very comfortable. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's reassuring. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> i'm from the factory filth and manicured lawns of new jersey. >> jimmy: is that right? what part of new jersey are you from? >> bergen county. yeah, what up. jersey in the house, okay. >> jimmy: do you come from a big family? >> um -- i come from a five-person family. my mother and then also my father, a classic. >> jimmy: i have those. >> those are most. >> jimmy: standards. >> and then i have two older sisters. it was a female dominated home. >> jimmy: how much older are they? >> three and eight years. i think. >> jimmy: so you really were under their power. >> oh, yeah, completely. completely. >> jimmy: yeah, so, would they mak

cornell? >> dan, just an amazing night of baseball at at&t. for the fans, game one of the world series did not disappoint. but those not luck ay enough to have a ticket -- lucky enough to have a ticket took their chances with scalpers. giants fans spill out of at&t park over joyed. game one of the world series belongs to them. fans want to say vor every moment of the win. >> pablo three home runs for pablo. amazing. >> the panda, pablo sandoval wowed fans over and over again. three home runs in early innings. >> it is awesome just to be here. it is a great experience. i am speechless, i really am. >> the giants are on fire right now. it is looking good. >> just getting to the game was expensive for those needing to park. we topped parking lots doubling and tripling their prices. >> how much for parking right now? >> $140. i am not able to pay that money, but i charge that money. >> other garages charged $ninety. but they seemed ready to raise prices if necessary. >> last week i was here and paid $30 and now it is $90 for parking. i guess the p

cornell? >> dan, just an amazing night of baseball at at&t. for the fans, game one of the world series did not disappoint. but those not luck ay enough to have a ticket -- lucky enough to have a ticket took their chances with scalpers. giants fans spill out of at&t park over joyed. game one of the world series belongs to them. fans want to say vor every moment of the win. >> pablo three home runs for pablo. amazing. >> the panda, pablo sandoval wowed fans over and over again. three home runs in early innings. >> it is awesome just to be here. it is a great experience. i am speechless, i really am. >> the giants are on fire right now. it is looking good. >> just getting to the game was expensive for those needing to park. we topped parking lots doubling and tripling their prices. >> how much for parking right now? >> $140. i am not able to pay that money, but i charge that money. >> other garages charged $ninety. but they seemed ready to raise prices if necessary. >> last week i was here and paid $30 and now it is $90 for parking. i guess the p

and cornell west is her great hero. tavis: so you mentioned your daughter maya who is now 14. who is an artist in her own right. so it is not just navigating being a parent. your a show-biz guy who has a daughter who is already in show biz. how're you navigating that? and you perform with her. i saw that thing on youtube. >> what do you do with the kid? she said that whole thing up. kids are not like little puppies that you can control and have them do everything. she writes songs and she sings songs and she believes and herself. i was doing explores. i am not in the position to tell her she cannot be an artist. i am in a position to tell her that i do know a little something about how to have a meaningful life in the arts. and if you covet fame, if you cover all of the superficial accolades, you will be miserable. you'll never get enough praise. if you covet contributing something substantive, to movies, music, literature. if you want to be a part of that dialogue, then you won't be unhappy. you have a great life. that is what i feel my job is to her, to teacher. -- to teach

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>> funding for "to the contrary" provided by: the cornel douglas foundation. committed to encouraging stewardship of the environment, land conservation, watershed protection and eliminating harmful chemicals. additional funding provided by: the colcom foundation, the wallace genetic foundation, and by the charles a. frueauff foundation. this week on to the contrary: first, little girls and big guns. then, bias against women in science. behind the headlines: bpa, a chemical used in plastic that's everywhere and raising health concerns. >> hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to to the contrary, a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, tweeting firestorm. gop vice presidential candidate paul ryan generated controversy this week when he stopped off from his campaign to buy hunting gear for his 10-year-old daughter. the avid hunter said his daughter is ready to go hunting for the first time. he bought her a rifle for christmas last year. ryan fans banded together on twitter to show their second amendment support by posting pictures of