i went up, i went to cornell, he greeted me outside. and we went into his office, he reached back, didn't even look, pulled out one of his books, signed it to mement i still have that book. and i just thought that was just cool. he didn't even have to look which book he was pulling out and he wrote the book, right. so, so then he took me back to the cornell, ithaca, new york, started snowing as it always does. >> stephen: all through summer. >> and sow was worried that the bus wouldn't get through and he wrote down his home phone number. he said if the bus doesn't come through, call me. spend the night with my family, leave tomorrow. and i said who am i to him. and so i realized, this is an extraordinary behavior for someone who is famous. and i said if i am ever remotely that stam famous i'm going to treat students the way he treated me so it affected me the rest of my life. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i just want to say forred record, are there any students out there who get caught in a snowstorm, you may not stay with me. (laug

cornell bernard is live in petaluma with the story. cornell? it started raining here in downtown petaluma around a 9:00. it has been raining pretty much off and on and many hope it will be enough to put a small dent in the drought. windshield wipers are back on duty. the pavement is slick and drivers are taking it slow. it is raining hard in petaluma, but nobody is complaining. >> yea, good for california. >> where is your umbrella? >> i didn't expect it to sprinkle on me on the way home. it is what it is. i don't mind the rain at all. >> city officials don't mind the rain either. >> yes, bring the rain on. >> the north bay will take every drop. rivers and streams are running higher, but the sonoma county reservoirs are below normal. >> we are dependent on agriculture. we need at this point the fields to be irrigated so the grazing can be restored. >> at terrafirma farms they are grass fed. six week ago there was no grass. >> it looked like a moon scape around here. >> luckily new storms are providing livestock more food. >> the hills are looki

cornell bernard is live in petaluma with the story. cornell? >> ama, it started raining here in downtown petaluma around a 9:00. it has been raining pretty much off and on and many hope it will be enough to put a small dent in the drought. windshield wipers are back on duty. the pavement is slick and drivers are taking it slow. it is raining hard in petaluma, but nobody is complaining. >> yea, good for california. >> where is your umbrella? >> i didn't expect it to sprinkle on me on the way home. it is what it is. i don't mind the rain at all. >> city officials don't mind the rain either. >> yes, bring the rain on. >> the north bay will take every drop. rivers and streams are running higher, but the sonoma county reservoirs are below normal. >> we are dependent on agriculture. we need at this point the fields to be irrigated so the grazing can be restored. >> at terrafirma farms they are grass fed. six week ago there was no grass. >> it looked like a moon scape around here. >> luckily new storms are providing livestock more food. >> the hills a

cornell bernard is live in petaluma with the story. cornell?> ama, it started raining 9:00. 9:00.town petaluma it has been raining pretty much off and on and many hope it will be enough to put a small dent in the drought. windshield wipers are back on duty. the pavement is slick and drivers are taking it slow. it is raining hard in petaluma, but nobody is complaining. >> yea, good for california. >> where is your umbrella? >> i didn't expect it to sprinkle on me on the way home. it is what it is. i don't mind the rain at all. >> city officials don't mind the rain either. >> yes, bring the rain on. >> the north bay will take every drop. rivers and streams are running higher, but the sonoma county reservoirs are below normal. >> we are dependent on agriculture. we need at this point the fields to be irrigated so the grazing can be restored. >> at terrafirma farms they are grass fed. six week ago there was no grass. >> it looked like a moon scape around here. >> luckily new storms are providing livestock more food. >> the hills are looking green a

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the latest on this breaking news for us. >> it could be the best lead yet in the search for the missing plane in the indian ocean. aircraft have just arrived including a u.s. navy plane which picked up something significant on radar. search crews are rushing to the center of the indian ocean for two objects that could be related to the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the objects were spotted from australian satellites. officials called the discovery credible. >> on this particular occasion, the size and the fact that there are a number located in the same area makes it worth looking at. >> the largest object is hot to be 78 feet long and located 1500 miles from australia. all strain yen military air -- australian military aircraft are on the way. >> we have four aircraft out there this afternoon. the weather is not playing a game with us. we may get a citing and we may not. we may get it tomorrow and we may not. we will continue until we are convinced we cannot find them. >> abc news reporter is on board the p8. abc

cornell bernard is there live for us tonight. cornell? >> carolyn, we know the alameda county sheriff deputy who fired the shots is a seven-year veteran of the department. it happened here on hisperion boulevard. he will survive after they say he tried to run the deputy down. >> i heard some shots. >> carlos molina heard shots and then saw police swarm the area. sky 7hd was over the scene moments later where an alameda county sheriff deputy opened fire on a suspect. it began about 5:30 p.m. when deputies made a routine traffic stop on a black bmw. but the driver took off. there was a brief chase on on 880. officers lost sight of the car. minutes later the car was spotted at a stoplight and when a deputy approached the bmw with his gun drawn officials claim the driver tried to run him down. >> the deputy in fear for his safety fired two shots at the vehicle. the vehicle continued to flea southbound on hisperion boulevard. >> the suspect was wounded and shot once in the arm. hayward police captured the man a short time later near the san ma

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the latest on this breaking news for us. >> it could be the best lead yet in the search for the missing plane in the indian ocean. aircraft have just arrived including a u.s. navy plane which picked up something significant on radar. search crews are rushing to the center of the indian ocean for two objects that could be related to the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the objects were spotted from australian satellites. officials called the discovery credible. >> on this particular occasion, the size and the fact that there are a number located in the same area makes it worth looking at. >> the largest object is hot to be 78 feet long and located 1500 miles from australia. all strain yen military air -- australian military aircraft are on the way. >> we have four aircraft out there this afternoon. the weather is not playing a game with us. we may get a citing and we may not. we may get it tomorrow and we may not. we will continue until we are convinced we cannot find them. >> abc news reporter is on board the p8. abc

cornell bernard is there live for us tonight. cornell? >> carolyn, we know the alameda county sheriff deputy who fired the shots is a seven-year veteran of the department. it happened here on hisperion boulevard. he will survive after they say he tried to run the deputy down. >> i heard some shots. >> carlos molina heard shots and then saw police swarm the area. sky 7hd was over the scene moments later where an alameda county sheriff deputy opened fire on a suspect. it began about 5:30 p.m. when deputies made a routine traffic stop on a black bmw. but the driver took off. there was a brief chase on on 880. officers lost sight of the car. minutes later the car was spotted at a stoplight and when a deputy approached the bmw with his gun drawn officials claim the driver tried to run him down. >> the deputy in fear for his safety fired two shots at the vehicle. the vehicle continued to flea southbound on hisperion boulevard. >> the suspect was wounded and shot once in the arm. hayward police captured the man a short time later near the san ma

cornell bernard is live in vernal heights with the story. cornell? >> a very heated meeting which lasted four hours tonight. we learned a man a who was shot by police did not have a gun. but he had a taser. he says when officers approached him he drew the weapon. the police chief was shouted down by an angry crowd who came to this town hall meeting to listen to details why the 28-year-old was shot and killed by police. it was last friday in vernal heights park. >> this is the actual weapon he had. >> he was carrying a taser in a holster which resembles a real gun when compared side by side. he says 9-1-1 calls reported a man acting strangely and holding a weapon in the park. responding officers were 75 feet when they shouted a command. >> they asked him to show his hands to which he responded you need to show your hands. and then he drew his firearm. >> witnesses say they fired as many as a dozen shots. but most did not buy the chief's explanation. >> that does not look like that. that does not look like that. >> you can be -- [inaudible]. >> police

cornell bernard is there live for us tonight. cornell? >> carolyn, we know the alameda county sheriff deputy who fired the shots is a seven-year veteran of the department. it happened here on hisperion boulevard. he will survive after they say he tried to run the deputy down. >> i heard some shots. >> carlos molina heard shots and then saw police swarm the area. sky 7hd was over the scene moments later where an alameda county sheriff deputy opened fire on a suspect. it began about 5:30 p.m. when deputies made a routine traffic stop on a black bmw. but the driver took off. there was a brief chase on on 880. officers lost sight of the car. minutes later the car was spotted at a stoplight and when a deputy approached the bmw with his gun drawn officials claim the driver tried to run him down. >> the deputy in fear for his safety fired two shots at the vehicle. the vehicle continued to flea southbound on hisperion boulevard. >> the suspect was wounded and shot once in the arm. hayward police captured the man a short time later near the san ma

cornell bernard is live in vernal heights with the story. cornell? >> a very heated meeting which lasted four hours tonight. we learned a man a who was shot by police did not have a gun. but he had a taser. he says when officers approached him he drew the weapon. the police chief was shouted down by an angry crowd who came to this town hall meeting to listen to details why the 28-year-old was shot and killed by police. it was last friday in vernal heights park. >> this is the actual weapon he had. >> he was carrying a taser in a holster which resembles a real gun when compared side by side. he says 9-1-1 calls reported a man acting strangely and holding a weapon in the park. responding officers were 75 feet when they shouted a command. >> they asked him to show his hands to which he responded you need to show your hands. and then he drew his firearm. >> witnesses say they fired as many as a dozen shots. but most did not buy the chief's explanation. >> that does not look like that. that does not look like that. >> you can be -- [inaudible]. >> police

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the latest on this breaking news for us. >> it coulde the bestin the sd yet in the search for the missing plane in the indian ocean. aircraft have just arrived including a u.s. navy plane which picked up something significant on radar. search crews are rushing to the center of the indian ocean for two objects that could be related to the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the objects were spotted from australian satellites. officials called the discovery credible. >> on this particular occasion, the size and the fact that there are a number located in the same area makes it worth looking at. >> the largest object is hot to be 78 feet long and located 1500 miles from australia. all strain yen military air -- australian military aircraft are on the way. >> we have four aircraft out there this afternoon. the weather is not playing a game with us. we may get a citing and we may not. we may get it tomorrow and we may not. we will continue until we are convinced we cannot find them. >> abc news reporter is on board the p8. a

cornell bernard is live in sannen sell mow with that story. cornell? >> what a difference a month makes. the water situation is looking brighter thanks to recent storms, and it is raining right now. the creek is moving very swiftly tonight. last january it was barely a trickle. wait until you see the reservoirs. rain slicked streets greeted drivers and a closer look shows there is a lot of water rushing through marin county. much of it is moving downhill side streams. but it is nothing compared to this. an astounding amount of water is spilling into alpine lake which is now completely full. last month marin's water supply was looking downright desperate. >> the water situation we were in is better than it was one month ago. we had 20 inches of rain in the month of february. our average is nine. >> she says that is not a record, but it is the most rain they have seen over one month in 20 years. >> it is amazing. i am glad the rains finally came. >> they came up from fairfax to check out the reservoirs spilling over. >> what do you think about the water

cornell bernard is live in vernal heights with the story. cornell? >> a very heated meeting which lasted four hours tonight. we learned a man a who was shot by police did not have a gun. but he had a taser. he says when officers approached him he drew the weapon. the police chief was shouted down by an angry crowd who came to this town hall meeting to listen to details why the 28-year-old was shot and kie. by police. it was last friday in vernal heights park. >> this is the actual weapon d. >> he was carrying a taser in a holster which resembles a real gun when compared side by side. he says 9-1-1 calls reported a man acting strangely and holding a weapon in the park. responding officers were 75 feet when they shouted a command. >> they asked him to show his hands to which he responded you need to show your hands. and then he drew his firearm. >> witnesses say they fired as many as a dozen shots. but most did not buy the chief's explanation. >> that does not look like that. that does not look like that. >> you can be -- [inaudible]. >> police say leg

cornell bernard is live in sannen sell mow with that story. cornell?> what a difference a mont makes. the water situation is looking brighter thanks to recent storms, and it is raining right now. the creek is moving very swiftly tonight. last january it was barely a trickle. wait until you see the reservoirs. rain slicked streets greeted drivers and a closer look shows there is a lot of water rushing through marin county. much of it is moving downhill side streams. but it is nothing compared to this. an astounding amount of water is spilling into alpine lake which is now completely full. last month marin's water supply was looking downright desperate. >> the water situation we were in is better than it was one month ago. we had 20 inches of rain in the month of february. our average is nine. >> she says that is not a record, but it is the most rain they have seen over one month in 20 years. >> it is amazing. i am glad the rains finally came. >> they came up from fairfax to check out the reservoirs spilling over. >> what do you think about the water up

cornell bernard is live in sannen sell mow with that story. cornell? >> what a difference a month makes. the water situation is looking brighter thanks to recent storms, and it is raining right now. the creek is moving very swiftly tonight. last january it was barely a trickle. wait until you see the reservoirs. rain slicked streets greeted drivers and a closer look shows there is a lot of water rushing through marin county. much of it is moving downhill side streams. but it is nothing compared to this. an astounding amount of water is spilling into alpine lake which is now completely full. last month marin's water supply was looking downright desperate. >> the water situation we were in is better than it was one month ago. we had 20 inches of rain in the month of february. our average is nine. >> she says that is not a record, but it is the most rain they have seen over one month in 20 years. >> it is amazing. i am glad the rains finally came. >> they came up from fairfax to check out the reservoirs spilling over. >> what do you think about the water

cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell? >> that foster home looking for a lot of help tonight. i'm at petaluma city hall the statue of an angel in memory of a 12-year-old foster child her life, the inspiration for a save haven for foster kids, now in danger of closing. >> i was in that room that, room. >> good memories? >> yes. life memories. >> she is visiting the place she called home a cluster of small houses for foster kids and their siblings they lived here for years. >> this is the only place i have been that tries to keep siblings together. >> she says it was a loving environment and got helpt( with life skills. >> promise is working well. and i see small miracles every day. >> the village served 57 kids since opening but a state law limiting long term placement in group home settings could force it to close. >> it would be an apros ti in my opinion to close the village. >> they need 24 kids to cover costs but only vf 16. >> meft kids have a safety net. they can go back home. and foster kids don't. >> the village cla

. >> what the departure from your first book the study of homicide he is at cornell and published hisbook and dissertation and was careful to remind you that he did his dissertation and in three and a half years. his mind went on and on and all of a sudden he turns to slavery and antislavery at a time in the 60s when the nation is being torn apart bi-racial strife and racial tension. i'm just fascinated by how suddenly he would make this kind of paradigm shift worship in interests and activities. >> let me start by simply saying my interest in homicide did extend over to slavery in the sense that i was very much interested in the history of ideas and what was called intellectual history. i was hired at cornell in 1985 to teach intellectual history which was already beginning to be seen as an elitist brand of study as we have this vast flood of social history from the bottom up taking over the whole field. i was interested in finding concrete subjects like homicide or universal subjects like homicide or slavery is the most extreme combination as a way of looking at changes and moral pe

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has details. >> he gave us the news firsthand. after suffering a gunshot wound to the shoulder. >> actually stood up and moved to a wheelchair, as they put him into a room. overnight a dramatic police chase for the suspect spanned four counties. ending early sunday in san jose. in video, only on abc 7 news, you see 50-year-old jeffrey ruwano of san francisco taken into custody. he screamed at officers his handcuffs were too tight. [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. [ indiscernible screaming ] >> arrested in a white mercedes, police say behind the wheel of a mustang saturday when police pulled the car over in the mission. two officers approached. a witness described what happened next. >> weep we were in the house. we heard, five, six shots. then we heard he had been shot while pulling somebody over. >> police say the shots came from the suspect's car. captured the pictures of handcuffs and what appeared a bullet hole in the trunk. the partner of the wounded officer fired shots at the mustang when he said it started reversing toward the officer

cornell bernard reports. >> reporter: the police officer is raffling t-shirts to police officers who hung up uniforms for workout gear at a crossfit class. all the memory of a fallen officer. >> can't believe i am talking to you right now. falling to tears a little buy. >> friend with the family of sergeant tom smith who was accidentally shot and killed by a fellow officer last january. while conducting a search at the home of a robbery suspect. hopes this will benefit kelly and 6-year-old daughter summer. >> we want them to create new family memories. if we can give them a little something to help them take a family trip or just do something -- together -- to help create the memories that's all this its about. >> fellow bart officer served alongside sergeant smith. >> all we talked about, summer all the time. loved his family. loved his friend. pretty much. >> smith's wife and two brothers are also police officers. that remarkable bond was not lost on freddie camacho who opened his gym for the event. >> newark city, hayward, b.a.r.t., tight-knit group. >> the sergeant's family did n

. >> across the cornel l campus. >> heart valves are pretty complex shapes, and if we use 3d printingcan duplicate that shape. >> researcher laura hockaday is working on stem cells. >> you could fabricate a living heart valve that would then be used as the prosthetic. >> just 3-print a valve with using the patient's own stem cells. put it in and it will grow with them. >> yes, that's the idea. >> if it works it will be life changing for boys like nine-year-old max page. he's that cute pint sized darth vader from the supercommercial from volkswagen. >> we noticed max was in trouble when i went in for my 38-week appointment. they took him by c section. >> max had a heart valve operation in 2012. >> is not adequate for an active seven and a half year old boy. >> for max the valve won't grow with him. when he gets to be late teen he'll need a valve to match that size body and when he's a full adult he'll need the valve to match that body. >> so the work at cornell is very specific. >> it makes me feel good to know that we have somebody on our side. >> we talked to somebody whose child cur

i studied art history at cornell university. i worked as a guide during my college years, not a guide to make hard at the herbert f. johnson museum of art which was my university museum and i wasn't a very good guard. i don't think i would have noticed if anybody made off with any art i just sat there reading and i was also an editor of the cornell daily sun and during my senior year of college, playboy magazine arrived on campus because they were doing a feature called women of the ivy league. they were going from school to school asking women to pose and that caused a predictable uproar on campus. as is the 70s, the height of feminism and at that point i wrote an editorial defending the right of women to pose because i thought free choice, women should be free to choose whether or not they are going to subject themselves to the degradation of playboy magazine. [laughter] so then phil donahue invited me to fly to chicago and deviate a militant feminist from brown university who was a pretty scary woman but i did that and that w

cornell? >>reporter: we are on the campus of san joaquin delta college where nicholas attended classes, fellow classmates are shocked that he was arrested near the canadians board they are morning on terror charges trying to get to the middle east. . that's 20-year-old nicholas last week he was interviewed about someone wearing a fake military uniform on the campus of delta college in stack ton. this week he's in federal custody. accused of supporting terrorism. >> allah is wonderful and most great planner. best of planners. >>reporter: video posted by nicholas on the internet paint a picture of a young man fascinated with al qaeda. several video on hise page depict terrorist attacks against the u.s. he appeared in federal court monday. he's accused of exploring ways of supporting violent extremist activity and attempting to join al qaeda. court documents say he popped up on the fbi radar last summer after he posted several terrorist messages on social media including a mr. to bomb the l.a. su

cornell bernard is live in san francisco. cornell, you spoke with a man who saw the suspect moments before the shooting. reporter: yes, i did. and that encounter happened here near the entrance of personal heights bark. the neighbor says the man, whose name has not been releasees, was wearing a gun and a holster, walking on the path. the officers who fired on the man were not hurt. >> literally he was eating a burrito. >> he says the called his dog when he realized the man eating the burrito was wearing a holster with a gun. >> i immediate low thought, maybe he is afraid of dogs. make that's why he is carrying a gun. >> he said the man did not appear threatening, was 25 years old, wearing a 49er jacket. >> i go down the hill and go around the corner, and there's some of my neighbors who are waiting. did you see the guy with the gun? we called the cops. >> minutes later police officers arrived but when they approached the man, the deputy chief says he raised his gun. >> it does appear he drew that weapon and officers responded

as we were writing the book as well, tava smiley and cornel west became the kind of figureheads as thekind of anti-obama like or obama haters, and so there was a lot of controversy around those particular figures. one, because of a well documented frustration that tava smiley had him feel like he was snubbed, barack obama snubbed him for a state of the union symposium that he does, and he said that instead of him coming, he said michele, he's going to like have michelle stand in. so he was treasurer had he was very sore about that and so he came out very vocal about like his discontent about that and then cornell west again, this is part of the rumor mill, not getting tickets to the migration and getting kind of vip seat there after you done so much campaigning for barack obama. soboba them got framed in the public sphere as haters and by extension of that sellouts. so any kind of conversation that involves pushing the president to have some kind of glycogen in some kind of political conscious that recognize that he has overwhelming at one point it was close to 100% of african-american

cornell bernard has more. >> arms deals, bribery and corruption. this criminal complaint reads like a spy novel and one of the bay area's highest ranking politicians was a key player. >> the charges are pretty serious. what do you have to say? >> he walked out of federal court with nothing to say to reporters. he jumped in a waiting car and sped away. yee was arrested early today at his home and taken to federal court where he was charged with weapons trafficking and public corruption and soliciting money for political favors. the criminal complaint charges 26 people including infamous chinatown gangster who was charged with money laundering and dealing in stolen property. they raided the senate office before dawn. >> this morning the fbi is executing multiple arrest and search warrants. >> agents raided this building in san francisco's bay view district where they carted off boxes of evidence. one of the targets was this home on 42nd home in san mateo where they seized marijuana plants and other evidence from the house. one source says the home wa

cornell? >>reporter: we are on the campus of san joaquin delta college where nicholas attended classes, fellow classmates are shocked that he was arrested near the canadians board they are morning on terror charges trying to get to the middle east. . that's 20-year-old nicholas last week he was interviewed about someone wearing a fake military uniform on the campus of delta college in stack ton. this week he's in federal custody. accused of supporting terrorism. >> allah is wonderful and most great planner. best of planners. >>reporter: video posted by nicholas on the internet paint a picture of a young man fascinated with al qaeda. several video on his you tube page depict terrorist attacks against the u.s. he appeared in federal court monday. he's accused of exploring ways of supporting violent extremist activity and attempting to join al qaeda. court documents say he popped up on the fbi radar last summer after he posted several terrorist messages on social media including a mr. to bomb the

cornell? >>reporter: we are on the campus of san joaquin delta college where nicholas attended classes, fellow classmates are shocked that he was arrested near the canadians board they are morning on terror charges trying to get to the middle east. . that's 20-year-old nicholas last week he was interviewed about someone wearing a fake military uniform on the campus of delta college in stack ton. l custody. accused of supporting terrorism. >> allah is wonderful and most great planner. best of planners. >>reporter: video posted by nicholas on the internet paint a picture of a young man fascinated with al qaeda. several video on his you tube page depict terrorist attacks against the u.s. he appeared in federal court monday. he's accused of exploring ways of supporting violent extremist activity and attempting to join al qaeda. court documents say he popped up on the fbi radar last summer after he posted several terrorist messages on social media including a mr. to bomb the l.a. subway system. und

cornel west went to harvard, i believe, in 1970. i went to yale in '69. afro-american studies was there. there was a math department, there was a physics department, there was the history department and there was afro-am. so it's not out of place in the academy for our generation. and curiously enough, many of us who have phds, many of us who have chosen to be academics have chosen to be scholars of african or african-american studies, almost as if it's satisfying a vague political commitment, and i think because afro-am was under siege when we were undergraduates, that left a certain sort of imprint in our minds. so some of us liken our task, our privilege, our obligation to that of a talmudic scholar in the jewish tradition, that you preserve the text, you resurrect the text, you interpret the text, you live with the text and you take a stand for your community. c-span: how many african-americans go to harvard? >> guest: i don't know what the figure is, actually. i think about 12 percent of our undergraduate admissions -- 10 to 12 percent are black and

cornell, dosad from you keep the meat when you go to china?i don't eat meat anywhere so i am safe. >> of this is a big issue for the country as it tries to secure the food supply. >> they are trying their best to --l with the crisis in china us,re they different from where they need antibiotics for the animals? >> the problem, given the amount of demand they want to produce as much as possible. that requires antibiotics. >> are we pushing too far? >> coming up, we are going to discuss the malaysian airline jetliner disappearance and the effect on global tourism. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." it is a different new york city for "bloomberg surveillance" here in the 6:00 hour, daylight saving time, giving us darkness in the morning. >> it is dark out there and cold. >> of course the bright spring evenings. there is the chrysler building off to the left. scarlet fu and adam johnson with me this morning. let me do a quick hit a check. a little bit up. as adam mentioned, a lot of economic data today that may rile the markets

cornell, what about the scene, though, talking about going to the base.nority leader mitch mcgonal gomcgone al mcconnell gives it to retiring senator coburn and my understanding is there was no explanation and just a gun gets handled over and turns out a lifetime achievement award from the nra. >> it is an odd thing because i think having a gun open like that is illegal, but that aside. >> it was maryland. it was maryland. >> okay, good. so, he won't be arrested. but that aside, again, it really does sort of play to the base, although the problem is mitch mcconnell is in a tough sort of situation with a primary, too. so, he has to right even further to the right and try to reach that base. the problem with mitch mcconnell, it seemed awkward and doesn't seem natural and clearly that room doesn't love him. >> what about, ana, be honest, the fact that the republican party has some people that they cannot distance themselves from. i'm going to be diplomatic about it. one of them was there today, donald trump. i know he gives a lot of money to these guys so he

i was hired at cornell in 1955 to teach english, and history which was already beginning, speaking asan only this, brand of study. we had this vast flood of social history from bottom up taking over the whole field of history. and i was interested in finding concrete subjects, but homicides or universal subjects like, side or slavery as the most extreme form of domination. at the rate of looking at changes. and moral perception. of these forms of behavior. so there was that connection, but as i mentioned briefly in the introduction, in the 1930s and early '40s my family traveled all over the country. we live coast-to-coast, and i went to many different schools, five high schools in four years but i never was in a classroom with african-americans. in other words, even though i was in the north, it was a segregated society. but that all ended when i was drafted into the army in 1945, and was trained for the invasion of japan. and i was down in georgia for the first time in the south where i saw jim crow america at its worst. and when i was on, suddenly the war with japan ended i was on

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cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> you can find help in the east bay tomorrow.ne fair will be at the oakland asian cultural center and another will be in richmond at the bay area rescue mission on west mcdonald avenue. if you are going bring your photo id and proof of address and proof of u.s. citizenship and either a pay stub or tax filing. you can expect a little something extra in your next utility bill. the customers of california's major utilities will get climate credit payments on their electric bills. pg&e customers will get $30 in april. the payments will appear on bills in april and october. the payments are meant to help offset the expected increases in prices due to cap and trade. >>> a world war ii chinese diplomat who saved thousands of jewish refugees was honored in san francisco. abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings was the moderator. high worked -- he worked as dip dip -- diplomat and helped escape in vienna. one of the world's leading experts put his job and life on the line for others. >> why would a man do something that couldn't benefit him at a

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> you can find help in the east bay tomorrow.r will be at the oakland asian cultural center and another will be in richmond at the bay area rescue mission on west mcdonald avenue. if you are going bring your photo id and proof of address and proof of u.s. citizenship and either a pay stub or tax filing. you can expect a little something extra in your next utility bill. the customers of california's major utilities will get climate credit payments on their electric bills. pg&e customers will get $30 in april. the payments will appear on bills in april and october. the payments are meant to help offset the expected increases in prices due to cap and trade. >>> a world war ii chinese diplomat who saved thousands of jewish refugees was honored in san francisco. abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings was the moderator. high worked -- he worked as dip dip -- diplomat and helped escape in vienna. one of the world's leading experts put his job and life on the line for others. >> why would a man do something that couldn't benefit him at all, bu

here's cornell bernard. >> tiara finally back in the mission bay home after the fire across the streetd him tow vac ate. >> still hard to fathom that actually took place. seems+a@÷ like we are living in a dream world. but looking outside the window i'm thankful that we ar are, everybody was safe. >> definite staiingt. it really is shocking. really look like apocalyptic. >> that's how mission bay neighbor garcia describes the burned out rubble of what used to be a luxury apartment complex under construction. ga f until a massive fire destroyed it on tuesday. sky 7 hd captured the dramatic fire fight parts of the 6 story building crumbled in the intense inferno. >> i thought it was really crazy when it was just going giant and look like just burning up. firefighters are still putting out hot spots and arson investigators searching for a cause. 7 news has learned concentrating on the northeast corner of the building at fourth and middle rock street. observing the spot from a ladder truck because it's too dangerous to go inside. >> maybe where the fire most about was from in stages. they m

cornell bernard, abc news. >> word of yee's arrest quickly spread through the communities.. >> i spoke with a neighbor who was stunned hearing agents going over it with him. >> the state senator yee had nothing to say when he returned to a sunset district home after being released from federal custody. fbi agents were seen raiding his home earlier today. they took several computers and boxes of evidence. his neighbors were shocked by the charges. feeling down and disciplined in a way. >> others were not surprised at all. >> it is in the name of corruption. >> i was waiting for something to happen with them. i figured something down the road would happen. >> yee's political career began in 1988 when he was on the san francisco school board. he also served as the city supervisor from 1997 to 2002. several of yee's colleagues include darrell steinburg have called for his immediate resignation. >> i want to on behalf of my colleagues today call on senator yee to resign, leave, don't burden your colleagues and this great institution with your trouble. >> yee is currently running

cornell. >> reporter: police are look for fong mi. the couple's two daughters ages 14 and 8 are safe in protective custody tonight. >> investigators are considering him to be armed and dangerous. >> reporter: this is the man sheriff deputies want to talk to. he's considered a person of interest in the shooting death of his wife. her body was discovered inside the couple's home on friday. >> we have not been able to speak to him. we don't know if he was home yesterday. all the information we found and the evidence does point to him and it being suspicious. >> i said to myself it sounded like a gun. i didn't pay any attention to it. it was just one bang. just bang. >> reporter: neighbors heard that shot about 1:00 p.m. friday. hours later sheriff deputies arrived at the home after the victim's teenage daughter discovered her mother's body. >> in shock. it's crazy. >> reporter: police say there was a history of domestic violence at this home but she says she never heard or saw anything strange. >> they were both really nice. she knowed m

cornell. >> reporter: police are look for fong mi. the couple's two daughters ages 14 and 8 are safe in protective custody tonight. >> investigators are considering him to be armed and dangerous. >> reporter: this is the man sheriff deputies want to talk to. he's considered a person of interest in the shooting death of his wife. her body was discovered inside the couple's home on friday. >> we have not been able to speak to him. we don't know if he was home yesterday. all the information we found and the evidence does point to him and it being suspicious. >> i said to myself it sounded like a gun. i didn't pay any attention to it. it was just one bang. just bang. >> reporter: neighbors heard that shot about 1:00 p.m. friday. hours later sheriff deputies arrived at the home after the victim's teenage daughter discovered her mother's body. >> in shock. it's crazy. >> reporter: police say there was a history of domestic violence at this home but she says she never heard or saw anything strange. >> they were both really nice. she knowed m

then as they approach the cone tell hear these very unusual sounds that were obtained from the cornell orinthology lab. >> we have the largest recording of birds, mammals, frogs and insects and a huge library of videos. so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context, a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer