cornell bernard has the story now from berkeley. cornell? >> carolyn, the young gerl -- girl remains hospitalized. she was found on piedmont. neighbors say she was naked and she was calling for help. they are investigating how she got here, but they believe it is linked to human 6 trafficking. sex trafficking. >> help, help, i can't see. >> she woke to the screams of a teenage girl outside her home on piedmont avenue. the girl had been pepper sprayed. >> she couldn't see anything. we brought her a bottle of water . it was cold. it was 5:00 in the morning. she poured the whole thing on herself. she was completely naked. >> the girl said she was raped. neighbors called 9-1-1. >> piedmont she is a female and she was pepper sprayed and naked. >> the girl was taken to the hospital. police believe she was the victim of human sex trafficking. police say she may have been raped, robbed and kidnapped and then left in berkeley. >> the use of the pepper spray looks to me and sounds to me like a buyer that has decided that he is going to take advantage

cornell bernard is live tonight with crucial new evidence. cornell? >> carolyn, you know, the gunman is still on the loose tonight, and very little is known about him. his target may have been a doctor at this medical office. no one was hurt, but the drama put schools and a neighborhood on lock down. >> 7hd was over the chaotic scene in daly city minutes after someone reported a man with a gun inside a medical office run by seton medical center. police s.w.a.t teams swarmed the area. 60 employees along with patients inside were safely evacuated. a three-hour search of the building turned up nothing. >> we have no victims. we have no suspects at this point. >> earlier this evening bullet fragments were found on the second floor. the same area where a doctor reported seeing a man in his 60s with a gun. minutes later heard a shot. >> the doctor did not immediately recognize this person. we are investigating if this person was known to anybody in the building. >> the doctor may have been the target, but a motive is unclear. detectives rushed this man out

cornell bernard is live tonight with crucial new evidence. cornell? >> carolyn, you know, the gunman is still on the loose tonight, and very little is known about him. his target may have been a doctor at this medical office. no one was hurt, but the drama put schools and a neighborhood on lock down. >> 7hd was over the chaotic scene in daly city minutes ter someone reported a man with a gun inside a medical office run by seton medical center. police s.w.a.t teams swarmed the area. 60 employees along with patients inside were safely evacuated. a three-hour search of the building turned up nothing. >> we have no victims. we have no suspects at this point. >> earlier this evening bullet fragments were found on the second floor. the same area where a doctor reported seeing a man in his 60s with a gun. minutes later heard a shot. >> the doctor did not immediately recognize this person. we are investigating if this person was known to anybody in the building. >> the doctor may have been the target, but a motive is unclear. detectives rushed this man out of

cornell bernard is live outside the billing constructed in the 19ent tws. 1920s. cornell? >> larry, the cause of the fire is unknown. firefighters have left the scene, but the tenants of this six-story apartment belling cannot go home because the building is still without power. police officers have been escorting some residents in to grab what they can. tonight they will have to find someplace else to sleep. the parking garage at whole foods market is a temporary gathering place for displaced residents at this apartment house. the red cross is providing blankets and shelter. late today the building caught fire. sky 7hd was off head as smoke and flames could be seen from the top floor. the san francisco fire department used ladder trucks to access the roof. it didn't take long for the fire to spread. >> we distinguished it from the outside with those lines. some of the fire on the inside burned through the attic space and went through the front corner of the building. >> fire alarms in the building went off, but jason west was skeptical. >> the fire alarm went off and i th

cornell bernard has the story now from berkeley. cornell? >> carolyn, the young gerl -- girl remains hospitalized. she was found on piedmont. neighbors say she was naked and she was calling for help. they are investigating how she got here, but they believe it is linked to human 6 trafficking. sex trafficking. >> help, help, i can't see. >> she woke to the screams of a teenage girl outside her home on piedmont avenue. the girl had been pepper sprayed. >> she couldn't see anything. we brought her a bottle of water . it was cold. it was 5:00 in the morning. she poured the whole thing on herself. she was completely naked. >> the girl said she was raped. neighbors called 9-1-1. >> piedmont she is a female and she was pepper sprayed and naked. >> the girl was taken to the hospital. police believe she was the victim of human sex trafficking. police say she may have been raped, robbed and kidnapped and then left in berkeley. >> the use of the pepper spray looks to me and sounds to me like a buyer that has decided that he is going to take advantage

cornell bernard is live outside the billing constructed in the 19ent tws. 1920s. cornell? >> larry, the cause of the fire is unknown. firefighters have left the scene, but the tenants of this six-story apartment belling cannot go home because the building is still without power. police officers have been escorting some residents in to grab what they can. tonight they will have to find someplace else to sleep. the parking garage at whole foods market is a temporary gathering place for displaced residents at this apartment house. the red cross is providing blankets and shelter. late today the building caught fire. sky 7hd was off head as smoke and flames could be seen from the top floor. the san francisco fire department used ladder trucks to access the roof. it didn't take long for the fire to spread. >> we distinguished it from the outside with those lines. some of the fire on the inside burned through the attic space and went through the front corner of the building. >> fire alarms in the building went off, but jason west was skeptical. >> the fire alarm went off and i th

cornell bernard is live tonight with crucial new evidence. cornell? >> carolyn, you know, the gunman is still on the loose tonight, and very little is known about him. his target may have been a doctor at this medical office. no one was hurt, but the drama put schools and a neighborhood on lock down. >> 7hd was over the chaotic scene in daly city minutes after someone reported a man with a gun inside a medical office run by seton medical center. police s.w.a.t teams swarmed the area. 60 employees along with patients inside were safely evacuated. a three-hour search of the building turned up nothing. >> we have no victims. we have no suspects at this point. >> earlier this evening bullet fragments were found on the second floor. the same area where a doctor reported seeing a man in his 60s with a gun. minutes later heard a shot. >> the doctor did not immediately recognize this person. we are investigating if this person was known to anybody in the building. >> the doctor may have been the target, but a motive is unclear. detectives rushed this man out

cornell bernard has the story now from berkeley. cornell?> carolyn, the young gerl -- girl remains hospitalized. she was found on piedmont. neighbors say she was naked and she was calling for help. they are investigating how she got here, but they believe it is linked to human 6 trafficking. sex trafficking. >> help, help, i can't see. >> she woke to the screams of a teenage girl outside her home on piedmont avenue. the girl had been pepper sprayed. >> she couldn't see anything. we brought her a bottle of water . it was cold. it was 5:00 in the morning. she poured the whole thing on herself. she was completely naked. >> the girl said she was raped. neighbors called 9-1-1. >> piedmont she is a female and she was pepper sprayed and naked. >> the girl was taken to the hospital. police believe she was the victim of human sex trafficking. police say she may have been raped, robbed and kidnapped and then left in berkeley. >> the use of the pepper spray looks to me and sounds to me like a buyer that has decided that he is going to take advantage of

cornell bernard is live outside the billing constructed in the 19ent tws. 1920s. cornell? >> larry, the cause of the fire is unknown. firefighters have left the scene, but the tenants of this six-story apartment belling cannot go home because the building is still without power. police officers have been reside escorting some resis in to grab what they can. tonight they will have to find someplace else to sleep. the parking garage at whole foods market is a temporary gathering place for displaced residents at this apartment house. the red cross is providing blankets and shelter. late today the building caught fire. sky 7hd was off head as smoke and flames could be seen from the top floor. the san francisco fire department used ladder trucks to access the roof. it didn't take long for the fire to spread. >> we distinguished it from the outside with those lines. some of the fire on the inside burned through the attic space and went through the front corner of the building. >> fire alarms in the building went off, but jason west was skeptical. >> the fire alarm went off and i

last year dallas was one of the most vocal critics against coming to donate the inventor of the cornell just get reverse style so it might be perceived as anti semitic. as the interior minister then he led a campaign to ban the comedians nationwide series and prawns and order and hate speech grounds aware that the crackdown on peed on my mind convicted of information and racial discrimination did not come without the loss of support with fraudsters entrenched ideas of complete freedom of expression houses approval rating dropped to between five and eight percent following his announcement of the time on the comics challenge. the cornell hit the headlines of to folklore led me to anelka made the gesture during a goal celebration against west ham in december. england's open association handed out to fight much down to ninety thousand pounds fine and like the canary he was then fired by the premier league club west brom the christmas conduct mall recently anelka told french newspaper else make decisions and the cornell scandal under pressure from his jewish wife and alice married to two th

he is a law student at cornell and he is dating a law student at cornell.o not think you could snooker that young lady the way you could a sales clerk. wants totely, everyone reference lily ledbetter. they are referencing a world that does not exist today in the way it existed then. can we find situations? yes. we probably would have less cases if we had better transparency. then there is the issue of how far we want to go. there's a right to privacy. we want to go further than we do. economists like transparency. is it a political issue? this bill was written so that the democrats are not comfortable with that. independent,who is voted against it because he says it is unworkable. it was structured this way so that republicans and -- democrats could vote yes and republicans would vote no. the republicans would have to stop it in the house and the president could spend the next two months campaigning. that does not serve your interest very well. the reality is, this president is probably paying for an earthquake --praying for and are quick at night so he can

cornell? >> no rain for the easter bunny. mike shumann has a preview of sports. >> the nba playoffs underand the gs warrior steal one in l.a. against the clippers. they were so hot blake griffin cooled off a warrior fan. marks. go! it's chaos out there. but the m-class sees in your blind spot, pulls you back into your lane, even brakes all by itself. it's almost like it couldn't crash... even if it tried. the 2014 m-class. >>> there have been 453 best of stenseries in nba history. the team that wins game one has won the series 77% of the time. warriors hoping to play the permanents as they take game one from the clippers in l.a. warrior fans representing at the staples center. clips jump out to a 12-1 lead but golden state claws back. curry from distance, ties the game. jordan, throws down the alley-oop. lob city. time running out in the first. former warrior, crawford, launches one from halfcourt, it's in. 5 apiece at the break. blake griffin, early foul trouble. redeems himself in the lead to. thompson laid the warriors wit

i'm cornell bernard. a fishing trip in the delta ended tragically as they tried to save a man who had fallen into the water and could not find him in time. tiffany wilson has details of the search. >> a fishing boat floats next to the dock. both men who began with dreams of bass are gone. the drivers onshore, the passenger found somewhere in the delta water. >> the person who is missing is a 41-year-old asian male wearing camo clothing with a blue and yellow vest on. >> the accident happened so fast, they are trying to determine how and what happened. they say alcohol was not a factor. at this point we know the impact knocked the engine off and at some point the boat hit the railroad bridge. >> it was a pretty loud crash. >> multiple agencies converged on the cruiser marina and coast guard helicopter said divers searched the murky waters below. dangerous and tricky currents complicated search efforts. they searched for one hour into two into a pledge to work through nightfall. >> very dangerous with the c

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is there live. take us through it. >> dan, firefighters have just left the scene of the two-alarm fire which started in the top floor of the house here on castillo street. the smoke and flames so intense it claimed the life of a grandmother and forced one man to jump from the second story window. >> it was crazy. the flames were coming out of the window. it was like a dragon inside. >> he shot this video of his neighbor's house on fire. minutes later a man living there jumped from a second floor window. >> he just jumped and it was crazy seeing him laying on the floor full of blood. >> one victim jumped from the window. >> that man and four others were taken to the hospital. 84-year-old jane thompson did not survive. neighbor carlos crespo tried to save her. >> we did everything we could to try to help her. we had to leave it to the firemen. >> the firefighter had could not reach her in time. witnesses reported hearing a small explosion before the fire started. >> we have our fire investigators on t

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at menlo park police. cornell? >> yes, kristen, police were contacted over the weekend by search crews looking for the woman who want missing a week ago near mount tamalpais. she lives here in menlo park and today the search is taking a new turn. >> sky 7 was over mount tamalpais state park where the search for 33-year-old woman from menlo park has been going on for a week. a rescue team is running out of comes. today they took a new direction. >> search was suspended so we could refocus the investigation on a more personal basis. we are contacting family members. we are contacting people that are close to the missing person. >> last sunday she left a note say she was going for a hike but hasn't been seen since. she was seen at a parking lot on mount tam. she was wearing a light sweatshirt, shorts and running shoes. there are reports the software engineer updated her linkedin page after she disappeared. officials say that is not the case. officials are asking park goers to be on the look out. >> we are asking visit

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the family of o of the teens killed in the deay bus crash and fire two weeks ago near chico filed a $100 llion lawsuit today. 17-year-old jennifer bonilla of los angeles was on that bus when a fed ex truck rammed into them. 10 people died. the lawsuit against fed ex alleges the company's trucks have a history of catching fire. one witness reported flames shooting out from under the truck and investigators have not been able to con official that. the lawsuit names both drivers and the bus companyor not having adequate exit doors. >>> a registered 6 offender faces charges afr police say he tried to grab a a girl from her parents at u berkeley. they witnessed this man attack the girl along bancroft way on saturday. they say he tried to pull the girl from her father and the force of the struggle actually lifted her two feet off the ground. officers then fought with olive as they rescued the girl and he is in jail tonight. >> firefighters blame gusty winds causing a fire to spread to three buildings in san francisco toda it started around 1

cornell is in the news are him with the story for us. >>reporter: google not saying how many glass devices sold tomorrow. the praise 1500 dollars each but fire storm of controversy is not far behind. one man just got attacked for wearing them. >> pretty cool. really strong though. >>reporter: june is trying on google glass for the first time. eye glass like compute they are reacts to the voice command. tiny crystal is the screen. >> it's amazing how until work but at the same time l it's over whipping this. >>reporter: gadget belongs to the stanford court hotel that acquired several pair before tuesday big sale. manager say anyone who buys google glass is welcome here. >> not only welcome but get a 43 drink at the bar. all you have to do is take a picture with the google glass and hash tag the hotel. >>reporter: not everyone is putting out the welcome mat. wearable technology gives you the ability to photograph and video anything instantly posted on the web. that got restaurant owners like here kivrnltd would i out right ban them here. n

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is there live. take us through it. >> dan, firefighters have just left the scene of the two-alarm fire which started in the top floor of the house here on castillo street. the smoke and flames so intense it claimed the life of a grandmother and forced one man to jump from the second story window. >> it was crazy. the flames were coming out of the window. it was like a dragon inside. >> he shot this video of his neighbor's house on fire. minutes later a man living there jumped from a second floor window. >> he just jumped and it was crazy seeing him laying on the floor full of blood. >> one victim jumped from the window. >> that man and four others were taken to the hospital. 84-year-old jane thompson did not survive. neighbor carlos crespo tried to save her. >> we did everything we could to try to help her. we had to leave it to the firemen. >> the firefighter had could not reach her in time. witnesses reported hearing a small explosion before the fire started. >> we have our fire investigators on t

reporter: in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> fire destroyed another east bay business this morning, this one in newark at the love at first slice pizza shop. fire broke out around 8:00 this morning. firefighters say the pizza shop's neighbors businesses sustained some smoke damage but no one was hurt. >>> new details tonight in that deadly bus crash that killed ten people. ntsb investigators announced they cannot confirm a witness report that a fedex truck was on fire before the collision with the bus in um bolt county. a fire expert found in evidence that flames were coming from underneath the truck when it crossed the median. the ntsb will still leave all options on the table. the truck and bus were gutted by flames. they believe a blood test on the truck driver could tell them if he inhaled smoke before dying, and also look at other factors outside of the crash scene. >> we're weeing to go over that driver's last 72 hours, at least, and wearing go to be looking at when they were at work, when rest took place, the cell phone use, why is that important? in this okay we don

cornell is in the news are him with the story for us.>reporter: google not saying how many glass devices sold tomorrow. the praise 1500 dollars each but fire storm of controversy is not far behind. one man just got attacked for wearing them. >> pretty cool. really strong though. >>reporter: june is trying on google glass for the first time. eye glass like compute they are reacts to the voice command. tiny crystal is the screen. >> it's amazing how until work but at the same time l it's over whipping this. >>reporter: gadget belongs to the stanford court hotel that acquired several pair before tuesday big sale. manager say anyone who buys google glass is welcome here. >> not only welcome but get a 43 drink at the bar. all you have to do is take a picture with the google glass and hash tag the hotel. >>reporter: not everyone is putting out the welcome mat. wearable technology gives you the ability to photograph and video anything instantly posted on the web. that got restaurant owners like here kivrnltd would i out right ban them here. nob

cornell is in the news are him with the story for us. >>reporter: google not saying how many glass devices sold tomorrow. the praise 1500 dollars each but fire storm of controversy is not far behind. one man just got attacked for wearing them. >> pretty cool. really strong though. >>reporter: june is trying on google glass for the first time. eye glass like compute they are reacts to the voice command. tiny crystal is the screen. >> it's amazing how until work but at the same time l it's over whipping this. >>reporter: gadget belongs to the stanford court hotel that acquired several pair before tuesday big sale. manager say anyone who buys google glass is welcome here. >> not only welcome but get a 43 drink at the bar. all you have to do is take a picture with the google glass and hash tag the hotel. >>reporter: not everyone is putting out the welcome mat. wearable technology gives you the ability to photograph and video anything instantly posted on the web. that got restaurant owners like here kivrnltd would i out right ban them here. n

reporter: in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> fire destroyed another east bay business this morning, this one in newark at the love at first slice pizza shop. fire broke out around 8:00 this morning. firefighters say the pizza shop's neighbors businesses sustained some smoke damage but no one was hurt. >>> new details tonight in that deadly bus crash that killed ten people. ntsb investigators announced they cannot confirm a witness report that a fedex truck was on fire before the collision with the bus in um bolt county. a fire expert found in evidence that flames were coming from underneath the truck when it crossed the median. the ntsb will still leave all options on the table. the truck and bus were gutted by flames. they believe a blood test on the truck driver could tell them if he inhaled smoke before dying, and also look at other factors outside of the crash scene. >> we're weeing to go over that driver's last 72 hours, at least, and wearing go to be looking at when they were at work, when rest took place, the cell phone use, why is that important? in this okay we don

cornell bernard is liv -- is live with the story. >> the crackdown well happen twice tomorrow during the morning and the evening commute. police will be looking for jaywalkers and speeders here on busy van ness. too many pedestrians have lost their lives this year. crossing busy van ness avenue can't be a dangerous game of beat the clock. there is no time to wait. >> it is dangerous to walk because of the traffic. people have to walk or they lose their life. >> this year seven pedestrians lost their lives in san francisco. four of them were killed on van ness including the person seen on this surveillance video. moments before getting struck by a car. >> we know that those streets were designed not for pedestrianses and not for anyone's safety. >> streets like van ness were designed with cars and not people in mind. she hopes wednesday's police crackdown on speeders and distracted drivers will send a message. >> collisions are preventable. they are not accidents. they are preventable things. >> they support the vision zero plan to eliminate the pedestrian deaths in the next 10 years

cornell bernard shows us the damage today. >> reporter: the five-alarm fire saturday was incredible, lighting up the night sky. 70 firefighters from around the east bay spent hours trying to contain it. when the sun came up, the damage was clear. >> boy. i can't believe what i see. i can't believe it. >> reporter: bill decarion is getting a close-up look at what is left of the warehouse he owns after the fire destroyed $1 million worth of inventory at his import tile company and heavily damaged three furniture businesses, including the wooden duck and joshua tree. >> joshua tree is -- doesn't exist. you can't even tell where it used to be. >> reporter: during the firefight, live power lines arced, shooting sparks on to the street below. not only did these lines spark during the fire, several live power lines actually fell right on to firefighters. >> dropped across the battalion chief's vehicle. and actually, one of the power lines did touch one of our firefighters, but they didn't get shocked. >> reporter: this aerial picture was taken by a berkeley firefighter from a ladder truck.

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is there live.ake us through it. >> dan, firefighters have just left the scene of the two-alarm fire which started in the top floor of the house here on castillo street. the smoke and flames soed the if a grandmother and forced one man to jump from the second story window. >> it was crazy. the flames were coming out of the window. it was like a dragon inside. >> he shot this video of his neighbor's house on fire. minutes later a man living there jumped from a second floor window. >> he just jumped and it was crazy seeing him laying on the floor full of blood. >> one victim jumped from the window. >> that man and four others were taken to the hospital. 84-year-old jane thompson did not survive. neighbor carlos crespo tried to save her. >> we did everything we could to try to help her. we had to leave it to the firemen. >> the firefighter had could not reach her in time. witnesses reported hearing a small explosion before the fire started. >> we have our fire investigators on the scene trying to deter

i was hired at cornell in 1955 to teach history which was already beginning to be seen as an elitistbrand of study as we have this vast flood of social history taking over the whole field of history. i was interested in finding concrete subjects like homicide or universal subjects like homicide or slavery is the most extreme form of domination. it's a way of looking at changes and moral perception of these forms of behavior. so there was that connection but i did as i mentioned briefly in the introduction in the 1930s and early 40s my family traveled all over the country. 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 in a segregated society. that all ended when i was drafted into the army in early 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. then suddenly the war in japan ended. i was on a cruise ship bound for germany and was ordered to go down into the h

cornell bernard is liv -- is live with the story. >> the crackdown well happen twice tomorrow duringorning and the evening commute. police will be looking for jaywalkers and speeders here on busy van ness. too many pedestrians have lost their lives this year. crossing busy van ness avenue can't be a dangerous game of beat the clock. there is no time to wait. >> it is dangerous to walk because of the traffic. people have to walk or they lose their life. >> this year seven pedestrians lost their lives in san francisco. four of them were killed on van ness including the person seen on this surveillance video. moments before getting struck by a car. >> we know that those streets were designed not for pedestrianses and not for anyone's safety. >> streets like van ness were designed with cars and not people in mind. she hopes wednesday's police crackdown on speeders and distracted drivers will send a message. >> collisions are preventable. they are not accidents. they are preventable things. >> they support the vision zero plan to eliminate the pedestrian deaths in the next 10 years throug

we are in princeton, new jersey on tuesday for the count of of "lines of descent" he talks with cornel west at princeton university. and then we go to book passage bookstore in california we recall the rescue of 50 jewish children in viena in 1939. and then ralph nader speaks in washington, d.c. and he says people are gathering together to fight against the corporations. that is a look at the programs we will be covering this week. for more go to our website and visit upcoming programs >> kevin freeman, what do you do for a living? >> i am an investment manager. >> host: and what is the the thesis of this book? >> guest: enemies of the united states, radical islam and elements in russia noticed how vulnerable we were and they started targeting aig, citi bank and using techniques with the intent of crashing our stalk market. sounds like a conspiracy theory but it isn't. the former treasure secretary said the russian's approaches the chinese and said if we dumpthdump the holdings of the american debt we can crater the economy. and the russians did it and it worseni worsened our situation

. >> cornell bernard has been on the story and is live with developments for us. cornell? >> this story changed in 45 seconds, police telling us they have just found evidence in the second floor of the medical building that shots were fired on the second floor. the search turned up nothing for hours after reports came in there is a man with a gun around 1:30, someone reported a man with a gun inside of the building. sky 7 was overhead the building was evacuated. neighbors told to shelter in place. police say a doctor thought he saw a man with a gun. that is all true at this point according to a police lieutenant. police believe the doctor may have been targeted but tells police he did not recognize the man who had the gun. here is some other video we shot. a nearby preschool was on lock down. calls went out to parents. come get your kids at the school. listen to this. >> what is going on there? one teacher said if i were you i'd pick her up my husband didn't believe me and said you're just overreacting i said my gut is saying go, get my daughter. >> here you are? >> yes. y

cornell? >> there are 1500 here in marin. these homes have a huge fan base. they are so unique to california. lots of glass, lots of light. we're here in san rafael. fans of the mid century modern homes say despite critics they're safe from fire. you can see renee is a big eichler fan. check out her car. she's been selling the gems for ten years. and is showing us around her own eichler. it's a double a frame model built in the 1960s. >> it let's people take in nature. >> they have quite the cult following. lots of glass, and atriums. in the 60s the developer wanted to make the homes affordable to all he sold them for $9400 each today they're worth more. >> i have one on the market for $1.3 million. >> some firefighters say the homes can be dangerous after three were damaged in a san jose fire yesterday. >> because it's so open, it allows for air to flow through, helps with the fuel production. >> not all agree, especially after upgrades. >> we love them because of not only the design but the spirit behind the homes, you can feel it. >> monique is selling cop

cornell? >> there are 1500 here in marin. these homes have a huge fan base. they are so unique to california. lots of glass, lots of light. we're here in san rafael. fans of the mid century modern homes say despite critics they're safe from fire. you can see renee is a big eichler fan. check out her car. she's been selling the gems for ten years. and is showing us around her own eichler. it's a double a frame model built in the 1960s. >> it let's people take in nature. >> they have quite the cult following. lots of glass, and atriums. in the 60s the developer wanted to make the homes affordable to all he sold them for $9400 each today they're worth more. >> i have one on the market for $1.3 million. >> some firefighters say the homes can be dangerous after three were damaged in a san jose fire yesterday. >> because it's so open, it allows for air to flow through, helps with the fuel production. >> not all agree, especially after upgrades. >> we love them because of not only the design but the spirit behind the homes, you can feel it. >> monique is selling cop

. >> cornell bernard has been on the story and is live with developments for us. cornell?5 seconds, police telling us they have just found evidence in the second floor of the medical building that shots were fired on the the search turned up nothing for hours after reports came in there is a man with a gun around 1:30, someone reported a man with a gun inside of the building. sky 7 was overhead the building was evacuated. neighbors told to shelter in place. police say a doctor thought he saw a man with a gun. that is all true at this point according to a police lieutenant. police believe the doctor may have been targeted but tells police he did not recognize the man who had the gun. here is some other video we

as a result, the retaliation took place at cornell park.ctim of gun violence and does not cooperate with us does so likely because they are going to take care of it themselves and that's what happened in this case. couldn't be a more clear case of gun violence and a way to prevent it. >> we should talk about bringing in the state patrol or the national guard. your thoughts? >> if the state wants to give us some help, than give us some gun laws. owners won't have a claim. that's why allstate claim free rewards gives you money back for every year you don't have one. and why if you're part of the other 5%, allstate offers claim rateguard. so your rates won't go up just because of a claim. no matter what comes your way, your home protects you. ...protect it back allstate home insurance from an allstate agent. but when we put something in the ground, feed it, and care for it, don't we grow something more? we grow big celebrations, and personal victories. we grow new beginnings, and better endings. grand gestures, and perfect quiet. we grow escap

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we have a very strong relationship with a group of behavioral economists up at cornell university for whom, with whom we have contracted for our technical assistance to schools to help them encourage, take certain steps in children to selecting of those foods and consuming them. something even basic. when i go to schools i ask schools, are you using some of the ideas from the business center at cornell? and in most cases schools will point out to me some steps that they have taken. one of the most interesting for me is cornell has listed about 100 either nouns or adjectives to add to food groups to encourage, particularly on children to select them. one of my favorite, saw in the food line x-ray vision carrots. and just something as simple as that were very young children, a marketing device, or the placement of the certain foods, the placement of the saldivar, for example, can influence high school kids in terms of what they consume. so school lunches, more than 30 million children having that each day, very importantly. and school breakfast which this year has new standards as well,

he'll speak with cornell west. that same day we're at book passage bookstore in california as stephen pressman recalls the efforts of gilbert and eleanor krause to rescue 50 jewish children from nazi-controlled vienna in 1939. then on wednesday ralph nader speaks at politics & prose book store in washington d.c. he argues an alliance is emerging between progressives, conservatives and libertarians to fight against the power of corporations. that's a look at some of the author programs booktv will be covering this upcoming week. for more go to our web site, booktv.org and visit upcoming programs. >> these pictures now survive to verify lynchings' theatrical qualities and the variety of stages that mobs claimed for their victims dangled not just from trees, but also light posts, telephone poles and privileges. bridges. when we elevate the photograph above other artifacts of the same time period, our focus on strange fruit amounts to an acceptance of a very specific representation of this violence. after all, these gr

cornell? >>> the search is on for a gunman in south san jose. big police presence here in the south shows neighborhood where police continue to investigate the shooting which happened here on snow drive. one man is being treated for life-threatening injuries after three was found on the street in front of an apartment complex suffering from multiple gunshot wounds including one to the head. >> neighbors recorded hearing the shots at 3:00 a.m. >> the shots were bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. five or six. real hard. we always, always, always, have the firecrackers so we thought that is what it was. it was not. >> police have no suspects. this is no apparent motive. officers are talking to possible witnesses about what they may have seen and a tow truck has pulled up to tow away a lexus that has been part of the crime scene here for a couple of hour hours. >>> in san francisco, police are investigating the death of odd pedestrian on city streets. a driver was headed north on van ness in a truck and they hit a pedestrian near golden gate avenue and the pe

he'll speak with cornell west, author and professor emeritus at princeton university. that same day we're at book passage book store in california as steven pressman recalls the efforts of gilbert and eleanor krause to rescue 50 jewish children from nazi-controlled vienna in 1939. then on wednesday ralph nader speaks at politics & prose bookstore in washington d.c. he argues an alliance is emerging between progressives, conservatives and libertarians to fight against the power of corporations. that's a look at some of the author programs booktv will be covering this upcoming week. for more go to our web site, booktv.org, and visit "upcoming programs." >> historian simon shah ma presents a 3,000-year history of the jewish people next on booktv. this is a little under an hour. [applause] >> thank you. settle down. [laughter] there will, as usual, be an exam later on, so pay attention. don't want to hear any snoring. thank you so much, free library. i should say thank you to pbs as well for allowing us to make a wonderful co-production with the bbc. it's always really won

abc7abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is on the scene. >> a big police expense in the neighborhood where we are told that a march was shot multiple times including in the head here on snow drive. the man was found lying in the street. police are looking for a shooter in this neighborhood and asking a lot of questions from witnesses who may have seen what happened. they telling police exactly what they may have seen. we are told that the victim is suffering in life-threatening injuries and treated at a local hospital. police are looking for the shooter and talking to witnesses here on snow drive in south san jose. >>> developing news in san francisco, police are investigating the death of another pedestrian on city streets. police say a driver was headed northbound on van ness in a truck when they hit a previous near golden gate avenue at 11:00. the pedestrian was not in the crosswalk and died at the scene. the driver is cooperating. this is the 7th deadly pedestrian accident in san francisco this year. >> skier died in a california resort to lake tahoe. the emergency crews responded to t

cornell? >> good morning, katie.ks are waking up for two things: a lot rain and no power to their homes. pg&e has been here an hour try ing to resolve the problem but it is news easy and tree limits are to blame. pg&e got call at 4:00 a.m. when several power lines went down at 4:00 a.m. and they say the work to restore power here could take several hours because so many trees cause a lot of problems when it rains. >> the rain comes down and the heavy branches break and the trees lend over -- lean over. >> we were in foster city early this morning and you could see the rain coming down heavy at times, with lots of wet payment, and c.h.p. says if you are heading out this morning, be very careful: roads, highways, very slippery, give yourself plenty of tomorrow to get where you are going. pg&e on scene in the berkeley hills trying to restore power to several dozen homes and, again, it could take several hours for that to happen. >>> 6:48. >> mike? we need you? >> we are short open time so let's go, in san ramon and danv

in this case, art winfree was then a college senior at cornell, interested in biology.of them as these differential equations, math that describes rhythmic motion, and put in the computer thousands of them together. so in his math he allowed for some of these oscillators to be inherently faster or slower than others. so that, you see, is a challenge for synchronization, because how are the slow guys going to keep up with the fast guys? and the answer is, because they pay attention to each other. now, what does that mean for a cell, which can't think? it means that it can feel electricity, in the case of the heart. cells send each other electrical currents that can cause one to fire faster than it would have otherwise or that can retard it. so by this chemical and electrical communication, or the math that corresponds to that sort of interaction, winfree was able to make this population behave as a cohesive unit... sometimes. here's a metaphor. imagine that you have runners on a track. >> okay. >> it's a track like you'd see at a football stadium. >> so maybe a track lik

my daughter is in grad school at cornell. grad school is $50,000 a year for her.mmediate reaction was, thank you god that my daughter does not want to go to grad school at cornell, for a lot of reasons. "i i wanted her to get a better education than i ever had. i wanted to do better." which is the dream of every american. took theid, so i second shift. i am working two shifts, 16 hours a day. and i figured if i work twice as hard, work twice as many hours, i will make twice as many-- as much money. the first time i got my paycheck, it was barely a little bit more than the one shift. i cannot understand. then i found a because i was working that many more hours in making that money i went into a new tax bracket. and the government was taking most of what i was making in the second shift. and he said, can you explain that to me? i said, yes, sir, i can. i said, you have got a government that forgot that it's s job is to serve you, not to have you serve it. and sir -- [applause] truth is, the way we have so screwed this country up, if you would like to get your daugh

cornell? >> the story is changing a lot. covered california not calling this a deadline extension for folks trying to sign up here but a grace period has been announced for folk who's tryed and failed to enroll online or by phone we're told so many people are trying to get through to sign up there is no way ef one can finish by midnight. so state says you have april 15th to reach a certified counselor to help you. that could be found under find local help >> you need to be active now and find a certified agent and eligibility worker. >> towards the end seemed like so many people were trying to contact them for help. i can never get through. >> the covered california web site has been running slowly today many people try to log on. and if you don't have a pass word or user name you can still do that in person. after today, your application, we're told will be rejected. that is the latest from richmond, abc7 news >> this new regulation going to require most new vehicles so have to have rear-view cameras by 2018. >> that is rig

cornell? >>> good morning. it has been a rainy morning all over the bay area. we have soon it all. we have a brief break here in burlingame off of broadway. the commute on northbound and southbound 101 is moving well this morning and we were in the north bay an hour ago. look at the rain coming down on highway 101 through san rafael. we saw movement for at least 45 minutes which snarled the traffic and we saw spinouts on the way but the roads were slick especially across the golden gate bridge where driving was pretty treacherous for a while with the heavy rain coming down. the c.h.p. said because of the rain that will continue to come down this morning, be careful out there because roads are oiled and they are slick so if you are headed to work, be very careful and take it slow. >> thanks, cornell. >> a 23-year-old marine hit and killed last week by a suspected drunk driver is laid to rest for andrew silva in union city at noon and buried in hayward at 1:30 at chapel of the chimes memorial park. he was ride his motorcycle in fremont and hit by 23-year-old alexander yohn now held w

my friendave heard cornell west talking about how he never went to university, but how does a guy who never been formally educated hold his own at a place like oxford university? >> it became quite apparent that his first oxford debate was in prison. they had set the oxford and other folks over to debate at the norfolk penal colony, and that may be where he got exposed to debating and to the students. he was a voracious reader. in the american political thought tradition, not really given the credit he was due for being not just a fiery speaker but someone who was deeply thoughtful, about any number of topics, and he loved the forum at oxford, and i think you can see a joy, not only in his delivery of the message am a but he is really at home in the form of debate. when you say humor, i think people think those are oxymoronic, because you do not think humor. >> there is laughter throughout. he isquite biting, but also self mocking at times. it is a wonderful look at a person who can be radical but also knows how to reach human beings, and he understands that humor plays a role in cast

so my dad, he was able to find betty cornell.s the real you. >> she went from sort of being this imaginary friend in my head who's like maya, you need to sit up straight. she was a real person and she's standing right there. this whole "betty cornell's teen-age popularity guide" experiment truly did change her life. >> but it's up to you when you read the book to decide whether or not it made me popular. >> and maya van wagenen is with us now as the author of her own book fou. it's called "popular." "betty cornell's teen-age popularity guide" has recently been republished. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> mii love this story. when i first read it, i thought this girl's got moxy, she's got courage. how did you work up the courage to do this? >> a lot of it, i would fake it, hoping that a little bit of that confidence would, you know, spread. and so there were days when i would just be like hiding, shaking hands under the table and saying i've done other stuff, and so i worked up from like the least challenging to t