i want to come first, cornell, to you. you've seen the deal. you understand the arguments both ways on this budget deal. tomorrow the democrats have to have every democrat vote yes, even though it doesn't have unemployment compensation extension, even though it doesn't do anything about inequality. if you were in the u.s. senate tomorrow, would you vote for this budget deal? >> i think i would begin with a speech that says this is scrooge without the spirit of christmas. it's too cold-hearted and mean-spirited. we need to have the unemployment benefits. and yet at the same time i think i would still vote for it. why? it's a moment of bipartisan coming together. let's make real the words about inequality that barack obama put forward and the words of nelson mandela. nelson mandela, and let's look at big banks, look at big corporation, strengthen our progressive trade unions and make sure that we can stop this upward distribution of wealth to the 1% of 95% of the new income since 2009? >> in the obama economy. >> exactly, that's right. because th

cornell you said the lapover quality from health care.how then do you explain the big swing that this same poll has on tgeneric vote for congre for the house. a 13 point swing in favor of the republicans. obama care is primarily driving that. after all, just a few weeks ago the shutdown was really hurting republicans. we've had this huge swing since. don't you think there's a lapover there? and if so, why don't you think the same lapover would apply to hillary? >> well one thing, i think the shutdown was an artificial bump. look david, i don't think we were ever going to carry that butch over into for several months. i still sort of like where we are in position right now better than they are, particularly when you see millions upon millions of americans actually begin to sort of sign up for health care and get to the points where even in reports today republicans are having some backtracking about what are they going to do about sort of repealing health care when millions of americans are on it and no more perfect example is this "washin

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abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in san mateo county with details. cornell. >> it all begun two years ago -- a year ago, actually, when two mountain lion cubs were shot and killed by game wardens. it prompted a new law, a definite victory for animal rights activists. >> wildlife advocates got together sunday to remember a sad day one year ago when two mountain lion cubs were shot and killed by game wardens after they wandered into a half-moon bay neighborhood and hid under a porch. >> there is better ways of handling this than with a gun. >> they were baby cubs, and they weren't pose aing threat. they had wandered into the nand. they were looking for their mother, looking for some food. >> the killing of the cub sparked so much public outrage that prompted senator jerry hill to push forward legislation requiring wardens to use nonlethal alternatives to capture big cats unless they pose an immediate threat to the public. hill's law takes effect next month, but it's already being used by game wardens. >> we have seen it work in san jose, santa cruz, an

aj edwards, the cio of cornell university's endowment.are going to continue on this buye, capital offering to japanese online market research company macro mill for just over half $1 billion. the board supports the offer and according to data, yahoo! japan is currently the biggest shareholder of the company, establishing its tokyo-based in 2006 and investing in japanese companies. a tech headline, we are monitoring for you. the manufacturer of apple iphones and ipads is launching to financein fund startups, developing new kinds of wearable computers according to people familiar with the matter. almostuld minister the $7 million fund and select as many as 20 participants for a child in first quarter. when we come back, the cost of maintaining u.s. nuclear weapons is likely to swell to $350 billion over the next decade. we are going to have a guest with us who recently published a book saying the u.s. should cut. more on that when we come back. ♪ >> some research so's maintaining nuclear warheads and their delivery systems will cost the u.s

>> niekol snyder, dan wintom and steven cornel. >> good afternoon, i am the executive director of walk san francisco and thank you so much for taking the time to address this really complicate and timely issue. and thank you to the directors for your thorough presentation and it sounds like there is a lot of thought that has gone into this and i just want to say on behalf of walk sf, we are really excited that these conversations are happening, and small businesses are the heart of our community, and really, small businesses make our communities walkable. and they are really important piece of a walkable community. and as the daughter of two small business owners, i know how important walkable, or small businesses are to to a community in general and neighborhoods. and also i know how hard it is to operate a small business, and the challenges and that is where i get my work from. and you know, we, as walk sf, we see this new partnership as a opportunity to move forward and address some of these challenges and figure out some solutions. and again, you know, we know that walkable busines

downgraded but doesn't matter it's the question on deck and wolf one answer coming right up plus cornell professor david column is here in studio today dr call him will walk us through his twenty thirteen year in review exciting stuff you won't want to miss it and plastic money who want to bunk it apparently the bank of england will be issuing palmer bank notes racial currency as i discussed in today's big deal it's all coming up and it all starts right now. hello there and now the rating agency standard and poor's has downgraded the european union's credit rating s. and p. cut its long term rating on the e.u. from aaa to double a plus and has maintained its short term rating at a one plus now however if history is any predictor as to how investors will react to the downgrade then we should expect too much in terms of the markets perception of the e.u. now in two thousand and eleven s. and p. downgraded their rating of u.s. treasuries in a rally and u.s. government bonds ensued in fact it yields on solver and security moved in the opposite direction from what rating suggested in more tha

cornell bernard is live on the campus.eporter: no arrests have been made in these robberies but uc police are stepping up their presence around camps. they're using this mobile command center after dark, serving coffee and hot chocolate out of it, to calm the nerves of students in the wake of the robberies and instructing them how to stay safe. >>> lyanne and her friends are making a music video in willard park, the same place who cal students were robbed at gunpoint on saturday when they were taking pictures of a meteor shower two suspects in the 20s robbed the pair of their phones, camera, and tripe pod. no one was hurt but lyanne is thinking about her safety. >> everyone tells me to really, really be careful. >> on thursday at 2:00 a.m., man in his 30s was robbed of his laptop while he was setting on the steps of urban outfitters. an armed man struck the victim with his gun and then took off. the same night two other armed suspects stole an ipad from this ice cream store on tell gravel, and on tuesday, dem 10th, female

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cornell bernard has the story you will see only on abc7. >> sometimes homeless are over looked during the holidays, but not by jackie sellinger who spotted a homeless woman in front of this sketchers shoe store. >> she is holding a sign. i looked at her feet and she has some really slim feet and putting slippers on. >> the woman told the officer homeless shelters that donate shoes never have anything that fits her, a size 12. >> we just have so much. >> she offered to by something she needed. >> she said i will take anything. >> we can walk down to the -- she felt like it was a little expensive at sketchers so she said we can walk down to the pay less store. i could see she was a really humble lady. >> we learned of the story when officer se llger's son secretly took these pictures of the i'm prom tee trip -- i'm impromptu trip and posted them on the page. >> she had done it and it was her decision and there was no one watching her. i admire my mom for that. >> the store manager said the woman chose this all weather boot for $69. the kind gesture prompted him to help out too. >> i off

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc news. >> here's a pic e-mailed to us that shows icicles hanging from a tree at a south san jose playground. we want to see how the freezing cold is affecting you. send your photos and videos. also tweet them to abc 7 news bay area. across the nation the forecast calls for the wintry mix to continue through tonight and turn into rain early tomorrow. meteorologists say this is the work of a couple of storms lined up side by side. freezing rain has made driving for millions of residents nationwide. >> i've got anti-lock brakes. i was going five miles an hour. >> airline passengers flying to texas, chicago or the northeast are advised to call ahead. thousands of flights are canceled nationwide. right now no major delays being reported at bay area airports. the worst delays include chicago o'hare, philadelphia international and major airports in new york and new jersey. check out game conditions in philadelphia today. the eagles and lions game was one of several played during a snowstorm. the snow obscured the yard markers. wow. look at that. making it

cornell live at the church where the pilot was an active member apparently. cornell?right daled family long time members of this mormon church in south san jose. tonight the congregation is praying all will be found safe. fichlt there is anyone able to survive difficult situation it would be dale. >>reporter: san jose mr. monbishop jed is praying his friend dale smith and his family are found safe. smith single engine beach bonanza disappeared in idaho back country sunday. plane was carrying 5 family members from oregon to butte, montana a.pilot reported engine troubl trouble. asked controllers in salt lake city for coordinate to the johnson creek airstrip. but the plane never landed. >> we have done a ping on the cell phone and we have narrowed it down to 4 or 5 square mile area we are searching right no now. >> he's ceo of software maker flying small planes longer than anyone can remember. >> avenues really good pilot so i would be surprised if anything happened. maybe he run in some bad weather or something. >> we are a little bit worry. >> she flu to utah with smi

cornell live at the church where the pilot was an active member apparently. cornell? >> that's right dale smith and family long time members of this mormon church in south san jose. tonight the congregation is praying all will be found safe. fichlt there is anyone able to survive difficult situation it would be dale. >>reporter: san jose mr. monbishop jed is praying his friend dale smith and his family are found safe. smith single engine beach bonanza disappeared in idaho back country sunday. plane was carrying 5 family members from oregon to butte, montana a.pilot reported engine troubl trouble. asked controllers in salt lake city for coordinate to the johnson creek airstrip. but the plane never landed. >> we have done a ping on the cell phone and we have narrowed it down to 4 or 5 square mile area we are searching right no now. >> he's ceo of software maker flying small planes longer than anyone can remember. >> avenues really good pilot so i would be surprised if anything happened. maybe he run in some bad weather or something. >> we are a little bit worry. >> she

william jacobson, a clinical -- a cornell law school clinical professor, says he now plans to challenge groups tax-exempt status. the largest professors group in the u.s., the american association of university professors, said it oppose the boycott in part because it is largely symbolic. the resolution has no binding power and no u.s. colleges have signed on. >> for more we're joined by two guests. from new york, eric cheyfitz, we is one of the members of the american studies association who israeli a boycott of academic institutions. he is a professor at cornell university am aware he teaches american literature, american indian literature, and several federal indian law. also joining us is cary nelson, who oppose the asa plus vote to join the global campaign to boycott and divest from israel. position whenlar he was president of the american association of university professors from 2006-2012. he is author of, "no university is an island: saving academic freedom." we welcome you both to democracy now! let's begin with professor eric cheyfitz. talk about the significance of ,his vote

so cornell, listen.re's some polling may indicate that it's, you know, cornyn is on, is on the right side of history here maybe -- >> there is no polling that says that cornyn is on the right side of history. there's no polling on that. >> is obama honest and trustworthy? 46% say yes, 53% say no. i doesn't know n't know if you y correlate that lying. >> that's also falling in line with job performance. you're talking about a congress right now with a job performance level at 9%. this attack on bawl care. look, there's a lot of evidence on which i wish you had talked about earlier. there's a lot of everyday rolling out that this story that you are fascinated with is going to come to an end because you know what, people are signing up for it. the site is working better. and there's stories all around the country, particularly from those states running their own programs like california and oregon and even red states like kentucky where you saw over the last couple days the washington post story talking abo

repairs happening in these four locations cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell that, is a huge mass hasel for people. >> it is. >> repairs are coming back on across millbrae pechl have holiday parties scheduled and others just have dishes to clean. they're back in business, water flowing again. you know for a long time today the water was off. >> there is no water at joe gibbs house, most of it is rushing down his street. >> woke to jack hammers and my wife asking what to do about there not being water. >> what are you doing about it? >> we have jugs of water stored for emergencies so we're using those >> five water lines burst, leaving a thousand homes high and dry >> every available public utility worker is on duty. the mayor says the recent cold snap may have contributed. >> pipes about 50 years old. >> it's unusual and costly and could leave millbrae with a bill over $1 million. >> results under regarding the death of a patient found in a hospital. abc7 news reporter vic lee is live with findings of the examiner. vic? >> we'll get back to vic lee in

decisions made by the mta, effect our livelihood, and they effect our employees, and there is steven cornel said we have a passion about that. and we want to be good people, good citizen and promote the interest and we want to promote the transit first, but this is our livelihood and your decisions impact our livelihood. the second thing that i would like to say is one of the things that is very frustrating and i really applaud moving this commission forward and having the two commissions talk, is that is bringing us in early on. we don't want to be reactive. we want to be proactive. and we find if we don't get brought into the decisions early on, we are backed into a corner. and we become reactive and that is not where we want to be. so i encourage these dialogues, or these discussions to continue and the collaboration because we are both for the best interest of the city of san francisco and the people of san francisco and the employees, thank you. >> zach stender, kristine winser those are the last people that i have speaker cards for. >> hello, my name is zach and i am co-owner of hukle

good morning, cornell. >> reporter: good morning, katie.eautiful sight up here in the santa cruz mountains. a winter wonderland? maybe not. it is beautiful all the same. a light dusting of snow fallen up here near boulder creek and right on top of this christmas tree farm. how's that for being totally appropriate? in fact, we were here when it started snowing just outside of boulder creek. light flurries falling on empire grade road. only lasted about ten minutes but it really was a beautiful sight. in fact, the owner of the christmas tree farm says he will absolutely take it. >> it's great for people, people are coming up when it's snowing. you love it to come up. >> reporter: nice for a christmas tree when it's snowing, right? >> it gives them that. right atmosphere. >> reporter: and look at this. sky 7 hd with a fly over mt. hamilton. found a blanket of white near the lick observatory f. you want to come up to the santa cruz mountains or mt. hamilton, do it sooner than later. i checked out my abc 7 weather app. it says 40 degrees up here

cornell live at the church where the pilot was an active member apparently. cornell? >> that's right dale smith and family long time members of this mormon church in south san jose. tonight the congregation is praying all will be found safe. fichlt there is anyone able to survive difficult situation it would be dale. >>reporter: san jose mr. monbishop jed is praying his friend dale smith and his family are found safe. smith single engine beach bonanza disappeareack back country sunday. plane was carrying 5 family members from oregon to butte, montana a.pilot reported engine troubl trouble. asked controllers in salt lake city for coordinate to the johnson creek airstrip. but the plane never landed. >> we have done a ping on the cell phone and we have narrowed it down to 4 or 5 square mile area we are searching right no now. >> he's ceo of software maker flying small planes longer than anyone can remember. >> avenues really good pilot so ibe surprised if anything happened. maybe he run in some bad weather or something. >> we are a little bit worry. >> she flu to utah wi

repairs happening in these four locations cornell bernard is live with the story.for people. >> it is. >> repairs are comg back on across millbrae pechl have holiday parties scheduled and others just have dishes to clean. they're back in business, water flowing again. you know for a long time today the water was off. >> there is no water at joe gibbs house, most of it is rushing down his street. >> woke to jack hammers and my wife asking what to do about there not being water. >> what are you doing about it? >> we have jugs of water stored for emergencies so we're using those >> five water lines burst, leaving a thousand homes high and dry >> every available public utility worker is on duty. the mayor says the recent cold snap may have

cornell bernard is live with the latest for us cornell? >> the holidays are here. but thing are not very merry here at bart headquarters nochlt agreement is in sight. unions claiming the dispute lasted about 220 days. >> this picture was as close as we can get the session appeared to be quiet. joel keller announced he plans to pursue a ballot measure, unions weren't happy and today, in a written statement a spokesperson says today's staff is continuing to work to problem solve and come up with options to consider at the table. >> i look it's like you get a credit card statement. you've got to read it. >> others fear a strike could happen. >> i'd like to be able to get up in the morning. please? someone. fix it. >> no new talks have been scheduled. >> for more rough news today it reached many 40 million credit cards are already for sale on the black market. business week reporting the breech caused by a computer virus affecting target's point of sale terminals. >> we want to extend that team member discount to guests this weekend as a small way to just say thank you

. >> joining us now, cornell west. he met in south africa after giving a lecture.nk you so much for being here. cornell, peter from the daily beast writes, nelson mandela is being mourned across the spectrum as a sane but not long ago in washington's highest circles, he was considered an enemy of the united states. are we covering up some of the realities of how individuals regarded both the anc and more specifically, nelson mandela in all these eulogies? >> i think no doubt we are. nelson mandela's spiritual giant, political revolutionary, we are witnessing the santa clausification of nelson mandel. a we turned the revolutionary into an old man with a toy bag. no longer really full of the fire. we can at 95, brother nelson mandela was still full of fire. he had that militant tenderness and sub versive sweetness and radical gentleness, tied to refusing to be fearful or intimidated in the face of a vicious white supremacist apartheid regime. >> ted cruz, the senator from texas, paid respect on facebook. he said nelson mandela will live in history for defenders of li

cornell, what are they doing prevent more? >> they're doing a lot. we're in hayward. temperatures dropping fast. this walkway is where police say a body was found yesterday. they believe he could be latest victim. >> shopping center is where a passerby made a grim discovery. the body of a homeless man. plows were called. >> they arrived and discovered a 50-year-old male wearing a wooded sweat shirt and shorts >> frigid temperatures claimed lives of four homeless people. that is where groups are doing all they can to get people off the streets and into warm shelters. >> we're open all day. so, that means people can come and they can just stay. and keep out of the cold. since it isn't warming up. >> aec life builders identified dozens of homeless camps. this shows one camp. >> he loves it >> others are braving the cold along with his wife, and son. >> shelters are available. why not go there? >> what are you going to do? >> his belongings, blankets, most of which are not allowed keeping warm is a challenge every night. >> we stay warm. it's as long as you don't move. la

cornell, what are they doing prevent more? >> they're doing a lot. we're in hayward. temperatures dropping fast. this walkway is where police say a body was found yesterday. they believe he could be latest victim. >> shopping center is where a passerby made a grim discovery. the body of a homeless man. plows were called. >> they arrived and discovered a 50-year-old male wearing a wooded sweat shirt and shorts >> frigid temperatures claimed lives of four homeless people. that is where groups are doing all they can to get people off the streets and into warm shelters. >> we're open all day. so, that means people can come and they can just stay. and keep out of the cold. since it isn't warming up. >> aec life builders identified dozens of homeless camps. this shows one camp. >> he loves it people >> others are braving the cold along with his wife, and son. >> shelters are available. why not go there? >> what are you going to do? >> his belongings, blankets, most of which are not allowed keeping warm is a challenge every night. >> we stay warm. it's as long as you don't m

cornell bernard is live with more. cornell? >> yes. we have just learned the suspect will recover. his wounds not life threatening. he has just reopened the traffic. we're here at terra linda in san rafael. this is where it happened. police trying to determine if the suspect is the same brazen robber known as the cotton ball bandit. >> i saw they're going fast. i knew they won't make it around the corner here. >> jamie was going to work when she witnessed a high-speed chase sheriff deputies pursuing a bank robbery suspect driving a silver saturn then crashed into a pole. >> suspect got out and run. he was armed with a handgun and confronted officers he was shot. and has been taken to the hospital. >> so i just started walking towards wells fargo. and then, that is when i heard the gunshots. there are four shots. >> the deputies were not hurt. sky seven was over the bank of the west after it was robbed by the armed suspect around 9:30 a.m . police believe it could be the same man robbing banks across marin for the last year, known as cotton ball bandit he's been seen on surveillance

cornell barnard tells us what happened. >> reporter: fire trucks roll through fifth and howard streets all the time. sunday morning was different. he pulled over when he saw the san francisco truck approaching with lights and sirens, but a mercedes station wagon did not. >> he came straight through. i think he was in the right-hand lane, mid intersection right inside of the >> i saw that car. boom. it was like that fast. real quick. it's crazy. >> reporter: the ladder truck from station one struck the mercedes broadside. both injuries not serious. police say the car heading west on howard failed to yield to the fire truck driving north on fifth. >> it appears the mercedes, the civilian vehicle, failed to stop. >> reporter: the news team first showed you this surveillance video last june. a ladder truck responding to a call raced through a relate and collided with a motorcyclist, seriously injuring him. the firefighter left the scene and was later arrested on suspicion on dui. the investigation is still ongoing. the same surveillance cameras that captured that crash likely recorded this

to talk to us with these numbers is linda barrington at the institute for compensation studies at cornell university, joining us in studio, that increase in terms of education, what impact has that had? >> it's one of the most important things in terms of getting a job, keeping a job, keeping higher pay. the fact that women are now better educated, it's a huge advance. >> are there particular sectors in the economy where it remains closed or are there sectors where it's very wide. >> breaking it down by occupation because women still very much cluster into certain occupations and men into others. there are some very extremes. if you look at speech language pathologist 93% are women. pilots and flight engineers only 4% are. and the pay differences are between those jobs. what women choose to do is a big factor. >> but as far as within those jobs, pilots, a field dominated by women, are women making roughly the same as male pilots with the same age and experience? >> they do better in stem focused occupation. if you look at computer and mathematical occupations there the gap is smaller than

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us. >> reporter: one expert on north korea believes newman's so-called apology video could be a good sign that he could be coming home. and those here in his retirement community are also hopeful he may be coming home season. yellow ribbons are being tied outside this facility where merrill newman lives, a symbolic wish for his safe return home. >> i think it's horrible. what harm could he do? >> reporter: this newly released video is the first anyone's seen of newman since he was detained by the korean government more than a month ago. newman is reading from what the state news agency calls an apology letter, that explains what he did against the north when he fought in the korean war. >> collected information of the kpa and attacked communication system and killed three innocent operators. >> reporter: in the past, the north korean government has been accused of coercing statements from detainees. >> understand that in u.s. and western countries, there is misleading information and propaganda about dprk. >> reporter: that's north korea's offi

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story you will see only on abc7. >> reporter: in bustling union square, homeless people are sometimes overlooked during the holidays, but not by san francisco police officer jackie sullenger, who recently spotted a homeless woman sitting in front of this sketcher shoe store, saying that she needed shoes. >> she was holding a sign. she needed shoes and i looked at her feet and saw she had flimsy slippers on. she said homeless shelters never have anything that fits her, size 12. >> i thought about my family and we have so much. >> reporter: so the cop offered to buy her something she desperately needed. >> she said to me, i'll take anything. we can walk down -- she felt like it was a little expensive at sketchers. she said we can walk down to the payless store. i could see she was a humble lady. >> we learned about the story when her son secretly took these pictures of the impromptu shopping trip at the store and posted them on our facebook page. she had already done it. it was completely her decision. there was no one watching her. and i'm pr

cornell, professor at the university of virginia. joining us from charlottesville, thank you for your time. now in other news advisory panels set up to review the national security agency submitted it's report to president obama two days early. it's recommending dozens of changes. at the same time the white house said it will keep a single military officer in charge of both the national security agency and the military's cybercommand unit. mike viqueira joins us now from the white house with more details, mike? >> reporter: tony, the report is here that review the president ordered back in august after months and months of bad publicity scandal worldwide and outrage after the edward snowden leaks. the meta-da at a, telephonic communication, internet communication being gathered by the millions, if not billions. heads of state angela merkel, and the president of brazil, it's important to note that sunday was the deadline you are correct, but the white house will look at this, run it by the various agencies including the national secur

this a conceptualized video put together by alex cornel over the city of san francisco? this is higher video put together by simple phantom drones, small $700 little quad cop terse that carry cameras. what alex has done is put an overlay and sound track as to how he believes the future of policing and security might happen with these small aerial drones, the drones keeping track of what kind of traffic is on the bridge, who's in those cars, what needs help. pretty neat. so just listen to what he believes the future may be. >> but why is it different from a police helicopter? >> think of how many you could have. for the cost of one helicopter you could have thousands of drones. >> particularly interesting when the drone reflects a crime is imminent. >> 212, we need you to pull back. weather traffic commission is a go and priority alpha. >> that's a negative. i need to stay and patrol this area. >> in the clip, the drone believes that it's smarter than the officer and it's trying to control it. >> i'm sorry, i cannot -- >> break, break, 212 set -- >> it fascinating and loo