you had to deal with that at cornell. tell me a bit about this. >> if you look at the 15 to 24-year age group, predominantly a group we are talking about, in the general america society, the three causes of death in that age group were happily things have changed with childhood cancer and we are a little older ages. well, number 1 is accidents, especially automobile accidents. no. 2 is homicides. and number 3 is suicides. on college campuses. homicides are rare. a lot of that is because of gun control on campuses. maybe it's an unpop layer statement but i believe it to be true. so on college campuses, the number 1 cause of death in that population, college students, 15 to 24, is still accidents and the second suicide. so suicide is not a common occurrence but it's the second common cause of exit in that age group. so the idea that you lose a young life, even a very occasional suicide is just too much. but let's talk a tiny bit about suicide as a general topic at any age group. part of it is an underlying or mental disorde

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom. tonight, cornell, three days with no word and they are worried. >> they are and the family is hoping and praying that their daughter is okay. she has health issues and so far not a word. >> lisa, call me as soon as you can. it's mom m we love you. >> it is the sim mess -- the same message liz vasquez has left for her daughter who hasn't beep heard from since hurricane odile hit. lisa and her fiancee, david, were vacationing in cabo. their daughter texted on sunday morning to say it was raining very hard, but then texts and calls stopped. >> i am getting to the end my rope. my daughter has a potential life threating threatingthreating condition where if she eats the wrong food she can go into anti-phylactic shock. >> the couple is searching the wing for news about stranded tourists and when flights may be departing again. >> have you been through a hurricane before? >> no. >> now you have, i guess m.. >> this bride to be just made it out escaping what can only be called a bachelorette

cornell bernard joins us live from san francisco with reaction. cornell? >> the president made his case for airstrikes against isis, but others say it is the wrong move. >> america will lead a broad coalition to roll back the terrorist threats. >> international relations had them taking time at san francisco state to watch every second of the president's speech. the plan to root out militants with airstrikes in syria and iraq is solid, but risky. >> in the complex politics of the middle east, while there is a good reason for doing it, it involves some risks down the road. >> especially if the u.s. arms provided to moderate syrian fighters were to fall in the wrong hands. he made his case that isis poses a threat to american security. >> you can't say there is no threat, but it is hard to say the danger is far greater than it has been since 9/11. >> in union square, a band played with an american flag projected on the screen. some feel the u.s. has no choice , but to attack a new terror threat. >> i just know that isis is not a group that should be around.

cornell bernard is live in the castro to tell you exactly what we are talking about here. cornell, somebody needs a proof reader. >> these new sidewalk fans were installed this morning and several will be ripped out and replaced after some typo's were immortalized and bronze. >> you will see the faces of 20 heros from the lgbt community. it was unveiled on tuesday and many are getting a first look. >> bring more people to the neighborhood. >> she is edating me. >> when they took a picture something was strange. >> this typo may have amused mr. wild, but the owner of cliff's variety is trying to find the humor. >> the proof reader needs to be slapped. >> the plaque honoring christine jorgenson. transgender is missing an "s." >> how it happened we don't know. >> david perry admits the typos in bronze are embarrassing. more than $100,000 in private donations paid for the plaques and will now cover the cost of corrections. >> even with the two typos you can look and see the stories of the people and you can see their faces. >> more will be installed in the future and this time

cornell, somebody needs a proof reader.ew sidewalk fans were installed this morning and several will be ripped out and replaced after some typo's were immortalized and bronze. >> you will see the faces of 20 heros from the lgbt community. it was unveiled on tuesday and many are getting a first look. >> bring more people to the neighborhood. >> she is educating me. >>ok when they took a picture something was strange. mr. wild, but the owner of cliff's variety is trying to find the humor. >> the proof reader needs to be slapped. >> the plaque honoring christine jorgenson. transgender is missing an "s." >> how it happened we don't know. >> david perry admits the typos in bronze are embarrassing. more than $100,000 in private donations paid for the plaques and will now cover the cost of corrections. >> even with the two typos you can look and see the stories of the people and you can see their faces. >> more will be installed in the future and this time with lots of proof reading. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> a security breec

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom. tonight, cornell, three days with no word and they are worried. >> they are and the family is hoping and praying that their daughter is okay. she has health issues and so far not a word. >> lisa, call me as soon as you can. it's mom m we love you. >> it is the sim mess -- the same message liz vasquez has left for her daughter who hasn't beep heard from since hurricane odile hit. lisa and her fiancee, david, were vacationing in cabo. their daughter texted on sunday morning to say it was raining very hard, but then texts and calls stopped. >> i am getting to the end my rope. my daughter has a potential life threating threating threating condition where if she eats the wrong food she can go into anti-phylactic shock. >> the couple is searching the wing for news about stranded tourists and when flights may be departing again. >> have you been through a hurricane before? >> no. >> now you have, i guess m.. >> this bride to be just made it out escaping what can only be called a bachelorette

cornell bernard is live in the castro to tell you exactly what we are talking about here. cornell, somebody needs a proof reader. >> these new sidewalk fans were installed this morning and several will be ripped out and replaced after some typo's were immortalized and bronze. >> you will see the faces of 20 heros from the lgbt community. it was unveiled on tuesday and many are getting a first look. >> bring more people to the neighborhood. >> she is educating me. >> when they took a picture something was strange. mr. wild, but the owner of cliff's variety is trying to find the humor. >> the proof reader needs to be slapped. >> the plaque honoring christine jorgenson. transgender is missing an "s." >> how it happened we don't know. >> david perry admits the typos in bronze are embarrassing. more than $100,000 in private donations paid for the plaques and will now cover the cost of corrections. >> even with the two typos you can look and see the stories of the people and you can see their faces. >> more will be installed in the future and this time with lots of proof reading

cornell bernard is live in the marina district with these details cornell? >> ama, imagine coming home to this on your building. a warning that the structure is in violation of earthquake safety codes starting next week, you will be seeing a lot of them. this building a laguna street is in the middle of a size america retrofit. protecting it from the next big quake. so is this one. a new law requires many buildings to be evaluated for seismic safety m 6,000 owners have had the past year to respond for a plan and most have. but the 10% of those who didn't may be coming home to this. a large sign with red letters and three lapping wedges warning everyone that this building is in violation of earthquake building codes. >> that's what we wanted to do. we want people to pay attention to this because we want people to know we are serious about seismic safety in san francisco. >> the law targets wood frame apartments and hotels with weak first floors. often called soft story structures. the same type of building that crumbled in 1989. killing a couple and their bab

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom.cornell, three days with no word and they are worried. >> they are and the family is hoping and praying that their daughter is okay. she has health issues and so far not a word. >> lisa, call me as soon as you can. it's mom m we love you. >> it is the sim mess -- the same message liz vasquez has left for her daughter who hasn't beep heard from since hurricane odile hit. lisa and her fiancee, david, were vacationing in cabo. their daughter texted on sunday morning to say it was raining very hard, but then texts and calls stopped. >> i am getting to the end my rope. my daughter has a potential life threating threating threating condition where if she eats the wrong food she can go into anti-phylactic shoc co>> the coe wing for news about stranded tourists and when flights may be departing again. >> have you been through a hurricane before? >> no. >> now you have, i guess m.. >> this bride to be just made it out escaping what can only be called a bachelorette party from hell. 14 girlfrien

cornell bernard joins us live from san francisco with reaction. cornell? >> the president made his case for airstrikes against isis, but others say it is the wrong move. >> america will lead a broad coalition to roll back the terrorist threats. >> international relations had them taking time at san francisco state to watch every second of the president's speech. the plan to root out militants with airstrikes in syria and iraq is solid, but risky. >> in the complex politics of the middle east, while there is a good reason for doing it, it involves some risks down the road. >> especially if the u.s. arms provided to moderate syrian fighters were to fall in the wrong hands. he made his case that isis poses a threat to american security. >> you can't say there is no threat, but it is hard to say the danger is far greater than it has been since 9/11. >> in union square, a band played with an american flag projected on the screen. some feel the u.s. has no choice , but to attack a new terror threat. >> i just know that isis is not a group that should be around.

cornell bernard is live in santa rosa tonight. cornell, it is literally a drop in the bucket. >> yeah, dan, still a long way to go. some light rain is starting to fall here. the wind is picking up and hopes are high that we will get some relief from the drought. not everybody wants it. the first rain drops are falling and cindy torres couldn't be happier. she has been hoping and praying for an end to the long, hot, dry summer. >> i have been actually doing some rain dances. and i have been praying really hard. i am hoping whatever we get, even if it is just a little sprits, i am happy with that. >> we need the rain. the soil is quite parched right now. >> grant davis is watching the skies. he is the general manager of the sonoma county water agency where supplies are vanishing. the russian river is running very low through heelsburg, but look at this. lake mendocino, once a major reservoir, now reduced to a virtual desert. it would take 32 inches of rain to bring it back to normal. >> we need a series of storms to come through the

cornell bernard is live in santa rosa tonight. cornell, it is literally a drop in the bucket. >> yeah, dan, still a long way to go. some light rain is starting to fall here. the wind is picking up and hopes are high that we will get some relief from the drought. not everybody wants it. the first rain drops are falling and cindy torres couldn't be happier. she has been hoping and praying for an end to the long, hot, dry summer. >> i have been actually doing some rain dances. and i have been praying really hard. i am hoping whatever we get, even if it is just a little sprits, i am happy with that. >> we need the rain. the soil is quite parched right now. >> grant davis is watching the skies. he is the general manager of the sonoma county water agency where supplies are vanishing. the russian river is running very low through heelsburg, but look at this. lake mendocino, once a major reservoir, now reduced to a virtual desert. it would take 32 inches of rain to bring it back to normal. >> we need a series of storms to come through the

cornell bernard is live in the marina district with these details cornell?> ama, imagine coming home to this on your building. a warning that the structure is in violation of earthquake safety codes starting next week, you will be seeing a lot of them. ddle ois in the middle ois ina e america retrofit. protecting it from the next big quake. so is this one. a new law requires many buildings to be evaluated for seismic safety m 6,000 owners have had the past year to respond for a plan and most have. but the 10% of those who didn't may be coming home to this. a large sign with red letters and three lapping wedges warning everyone that this building is in violation of earthquake building codes. >> that's what we wanted to pay want people to pay attention to this because we want people to know we are serious about seismic safety in san francisco. >> the law targets wood frame apartments and hotels with weak first floors. often called soft story structures. the same type of building that crumbled in 1989. killing a couple and their baby. they say a public shaming

cornell bernard is live in santa rosa tonight. cornell, it is literally a drop in the bucket. >> yeah, dan, still a long way to go. some light rain is starting to fall here. the wind is picking up and hopes are high that we will get some relief from the drought. not everybody wants it. the first rain drops are falling and cindy torres couldn't be happier. she has been hoping and praying for an end to the long, hot, dry summer. >> i have been actually doing some rain dances. and i have been praying really hard. i am hoping whatever we get, even if it is just a little sprits, i am happy with that. >> we need the rain. the soil is quite parched right now. >> grant davis is watching the skies. he is the general manager of the sonoma county water agency where supplies are vanishing. the russian river is running very low through heelsburg, but look at this. lake mendocino, once a major reservoir, now reduced to a virtual desert. it would take 32 inches of rain to bring it back to normal. >> we need a series of storms to come through the

cornell bernard is live in the marina district with these details cornell? >> ama, imagine coming home to this on your building. a warning that the structure is in violation of earthquake safety codes starting next week, you will be seeing a lot of them. this building a laguna street is in the middle of a size america retrofit. protecting it from the next big quake. so is this one. a new law requires many buildings to be evaluated for seismic safety m 6,000 owners have had the past year to respond for a plan and most have. but the 10% of those who didn't may be coming home to this. a large sign with red letters and three lapping wedges warning everyone that this building is in violation of earthquake building codes. >> that's what we wanted to do. we want people to pay attention to this because we want people to know we are serious about seismic safety in san francisco. >> the law targets wood frame apartments and hotels with weak first floors. often called soft story structures. the same type of building that crumbled in 1989. killing a couple and their bab

cornell bernard has the story. >> the ss jeremiah is still open to tourists despite being surrounded. oil is spilling into the bay. an oil scene one river should be yards long at the fishing harbor, but there is a mission to stop it from spreading further. 8,000 feet are now in the water and environmental firms cleaning up the mess said it won't be easy. >> it's very dense black oil using a small amount and being threatened. >> it's called bunker oil and heavy crews. it was found leaking from the liberty ship and they are not sure how much got into the bay. here's what is left of the mess that spilled on deck and off at the port side. >> what was reported is anywhere from 5 to 50 gallons. we are still determining the quantity. we have inspectors on board and the ship sinking and working with the crews to identify how much was discharged overboard. they said it is upsetting. >> i want to have it go in. >> signs are going up at nearby aquatic park where shimming is off limits. >> the return with friends decided to risk it, oil spill or not. he returned to shore. >> i was looking right h

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> and another san francisco uber driver has been suspended after three bay area women claim hee-haw rased them. claim he harassed them. it was in the middle of a highway to yell at them before one woman was undressed. >>> police arrested a man accused of flashing women on a running trail near moran lagoon. he con ease ifed to exposing and touching himself. he ran away after exposing himself when a female driver threatened to call police. he is being held on $10,000 bail tonight. terrible accident, two people are dead after a head on collision between a van and a sand trans bus in san mateo. police say the bus was heading northbound on south el caw el camino real when it crossed the double yellow lines. a man and woman in the van were killed. twenty people on the bus and five were taken to the hospital. hundreds were strappedded and o were canceled. 50 flight were canceled or delayed. the f.a.a. stopped all planes in and out of midway and o'hare for five hours after a man set a fire in the basement of an air traffic control center in chicago. >>> -- a gro

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> and another san francisco uber driver has been suspended after three bay area women claim hee-haw rased them. claim he harassed them. it was in the middle of a highway to yell at them before one woman was undressed. >>> police arrested a man accused of flashing women on a running trail near moran lagoon. he con ease ifed to exposing and touching himself. he ran away after exposing himself when a female driver threatened to call police. he is being held on $10,000 bail tonight. >>> a terrible accident, two people are dead after a head on collision between a van and a sand trans bus in san mateo. police say the bus was heading northbound on south el caw el camino real when it crossed the double yellow lines. a man and woman in the van were killed. twenty people on the bus and five were taken to the hospital. hundreds were strappedded when flights to and from chicago were canceled. 50 flight were canceled or delayed. the f.a.a. stopped all planes in and out of midway and o'hare for five hours after a man set a fire in the basement of an air traffic contro

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> demolition begun on a building destroyed by fire in san francisco. crews spent the daybreaking apart the front of big house incorporated on mission street between 22nd and 23rd and removing the charred and melted merchandise that was damaged in the fire. the interior demolition will come later. mission streets between 22 and 23rd remain closed to traffic. >>> an evacuation adviso advisory issued. the happy campfire erupted four weeks ago. it's 25% contained. a red flag warning is extended until 11:00 tonight. the estimated cost to fight the fire topped $51 million. the fire is affecting the bay area. a smoke advisory remains in effect until monday. this is a look at downtown oakland today. you can see the haze that really settled across the skyline there. the bay area quality -- air quality management district said smoke can settle. let's get a check of what is going on out there with drew. >> we'll expect more afternoons like that where the haze is with us thanks to the wow well north of the area. live doppler, quiet picture but as we switch it to t

cornell is live at sports bar in san francisco where he spoke to football fans. cornell? >> raven fans came to green sports bar tonight on polk street to watch their team beat the steelers. ray irs gone of course but his controversy not going anywhere. >> nfl commissioner goodell under fire and under wraps. amidst new bomb shell. espn reporting irs told goodell personally he struck his wife in that atlantic city elevator but goodell insist he didn't know the extent of the beating until tmz relessed devastating video mon. players aren't buying it. >> could have been a better job done. tmz get it why not the nfl. >> davis of the 49ers goodbye roger. new details emerging about the assault. hotel security staffer told espn when mits irs regained consciousness her first words were how could you do that to me i'm the mother of your kid. >> ravens owner admits the league dropped the ball. >> i will kind of speak for the league but &'m speaking about us as the rave thaens we sat back and let others do it. >> football fans pack the bar to watch the steelers play the ravens. beer o

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> and another san francisco uber driver has been suspended after three bay area women claim hee-haw rased them. claim he harassed them. it was in the middle of a highway to yell at them before one woman was undressed. >>> police arrested a man accused of flashing women on a running trail near moran lagoon. he con ease ifed to exposing and touching himself. he ran away after exposing himself when a female driver threatened to call police. he is being held on $10,000 bail tonight. >>> a terrible accident, two people are dead after a head on collision between a van and a sand trans bus in san mateo. police say the bus was heading northbound on south el caw el camino real when it crossed the double yellow lines. a man and woman in the van were killed. twenty people on the bus and five were taken to the hospital. hundreds were strappedded when flights to and from chicago were canceled. 50 flight were canceled or delayed. the f.a.a. stopped all planes in and out of midway and o'hare for five hours after a man set a fire in the basement of an air traffic contro

cornell is live at sports bar in san francisco where he spoke to football fans. cornell? >> raven fans came to green sports bar tonight on polk street to watch their team beat the steelers. ray irs gone of course but his controversy not going anywhere. >> nfl commissioner goodell under fire and under wraps. amidst new bomb shell. espn reporting irs told goodell personally he struck his wife in that atlantic city elevator but goodell insist he didn't know the extent of the beating until tmz relessed devastating video mon. players aren't buying it. >> could have been a better job done. tmz get it why not the nfl. >> davis of the 49ers goodbye roger. new details emerging abou. assault. hotel security staffer told espn when mits irs regained consciousness her first words were how could you do that to me i'm the mother of your kid. >> ravens owner admits the league dropped the ball. >> i will kind of speak for the league but &'m speaking about us as the rave thaens we sat back and let others do it. >> football fans pack the bar to watch the steelers play the ravens. beer on ta

cornell? >>reporter: golden gate ferry commuters who show up at the terminal tomorrow will be out of luck. find locked gates idol boat and one day strike is on. commuters and giants fans are lacking for a back up plan. e.commuters reporting the ferry from san francisco to larkspur. he says it's the best way to get to work. >> it's like having your own yacht sharing it with 300 closest friends. >> today the striking. >> riders warned about friday strike. no larkspur or sausolito ferry service. that's bad news for a this man. >> i'll be driving in work. having to find a parking spot somewhere. and parking is expensive. >>reporter: others say they will work from home. special ferry to friday giants game cancelled soon. >> that is a drag for fevrn especially on friday night. >>reporter: 16 ferry captain are calling the one day strike because of a contract dispute with a bridge district. management asking for more in health care contribution. >> round after round of negotiations the very in the res

cornell?>reporter: golden gate ferry commuters who show up at the terminal tomorrow will be out of luck. find locked gates idol boat and one day strike is on. commuters and giants fans are lacking for a back up plan. e.commuters reporting the ferry from san francisco to larkspur. he says it's the best way to get to work. >> it's like having your own yacht sharing it with 300 closest friends. >> today the striking. >> riders warned about friday strike. no larkspur or sausolito ferry service. that's bad news for a this man. >> i'll be driving in work. having to find a parking spot somewhere. and parking is expensive. >>reporter: others say they will work from home. special ferry to friday giants game cancelled soon. >> that is a drag for fevrn especially on friday night. >>reporter: 16 ferry captain are calling the one day strike because of a contract dispute with a bridge district. management asking for more in health care contribution. >> round after round of negotiations the very in the resol

cornell. >> katie, there really is, in fact, everywhere you look there's a lot of damage. in fact, the half block of park street was torched overnight. crews are now on scene fencing the area off. this is what's left of a dry cleaning business that's now been red tagged. two suspects in custody may be responsible for setting other fires in the bay area. >> a neighborhood awoke in panic when this home on san antonio avenue erupted in flames and quickly spread to bill rowan's victorian next door. >> people screaming fire, fire. get out of the building. so i pulled on my clothes as fast as i could and i got out. >> the fire left both homes heavily damaged. kids' toys and other belongings on the sidewalk. police say a total of eight fires were intentionally set between 1:00 and 5:00 a.m. later, this building caught fire on park street. gutting the bright cleaners and scorching six delivery fans in front. when the sun came out, the owner daniel ing was in shock. >> totally gone. everything. >> how long have you had a business here? >> i am here around 30 years. >> next door, an

cornell bernard joins us live from san francisco with reaction. cornell? >> the president made his case for airstrikes against isis, but others say it is the wrong move. >> america will lead a broad coalition to roll back the terrorist threats. >> international relations had them taking time at san francisco state to watch every second of the president's speech. the plan to root out militants with airstrikes in syria and iraq is solid, but risky. >> in the complex politics of the middle east, while there is a good reason for doing it, it involves some risks down the road. >> especially if the u.s. arms provided to moderate syrian fighters were to fall in the wrong hands. he made his case that isis poses a threat to american security. >> you can't say there is no threat, but it is hard to say the danger is far greater than it has been since 9/11. >> in union square, a band played with an american flag projected on the screen. some feel the u.s. has no choice , but to attack a new terror threat. >> i just know that isis is not a group that should be around.

cornell is live at sports bar in san francisco where he spoke to football fans. cornell? >> raven fans came to green sports bar tonight on polk street to watch their team beat the steelers. ray irs gone of course but his controversy not going anywhere. >> nfl commissioner goodell under fire and under wraps. amidst new bomb shell. espn reporting irs told goodell personally he struck his wife in that atlantic city elevator but goodell insist he didn't know the extent of the beating until tmz relessed devastating video mon. players aren't buying it. >> could have been a better job done. tmz get it why not the nfl. >> davis of the 49ers goodbye roger. new details emerging about the assault. hotel security staffer told espn when mits irs regained consciousness her first words were how could you do that to me i'm the mother of your kid. >> ravens owner admits the league dropped the ball. >> i will kind of speak for the league but &'m speaking about us as the rave thaens we sat back and let others do it. >> football fans pack the bar to watch the steelers play the ravens. beer o

cornell? >>reporter: golden gate ferry commuters who show up at the terminal tomorrow will be out of luck. find locked gates idol boat and one day strike is on. commuters and giants fans are lacking for a back up plan. e.commuters reporting the ferry from san francisco to larkspur. he says it's the best way to get to work. >> it's like having your own yacht sharing it with 300 closest friends. >> today the striking. >> riders warned about friday strike. no larkspur or sausolito ferry service. that's bad news for a this man. >> i'll be driving in work. having to find a parking spot somewhere. and parking is expensive. >>reporter: others say they will work from home. special ferry to friday giants game cancelled soon. >> that is a drag for fevrn especially on friday night. >>reporter: 16 ferry captain are calling the one day strike because of a contract dispute with a bridge district. management asking for more in health care contribution. >> round after round of negotiations the very in the res

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cornell. >> katie, there really is, in fact, everywhere you look there's a lot of damage.act, the half block of park street was torched overnight. crews are now on scene fencing the area off. this is what's left of a dry cleaning business that's now been red tagged. two suspects in custody may be responsible for setting other fires in the bay area. >> a neighborhood awoke in panic when this home on san antonio avenue erupted in flames and quickly spread to bill rowan's victorian next door. >> people screaming fire, fire. get out of the building. so i pulled on my clothes as fast as i could and i got out. >> the fire left both homes heavily damaged. kids' toys and other belongings on the sidewalk. police say a total of eight fires were intentionally set between 1:00 and 5:00 a.m. later, this building caught fire on park street. gutting the

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>> funding for to the contrary provided by the cornell douglas foundation, committed to encouraging stewardship of the environment, land conservation, watershed protection, and eliminating harmful chemicals. additional funding provided by the colcom foundation, the wallace genetic foundation, the oak foundation, the e. rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation, and the charles a. free hauf foundation >> bonnie: this week on "to the contrary," first, western women recruiting others to join the jihad. then, women's colleges accepting transgender students. behind the headlines: why the lgbt movement makes gains while women's rights are slipping. >> bonnie: hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the bride of isis. the parents of a 20-year-old british woman say they're shocked to have learned she is a female jihadist recruiting western girls to join the movement. they're called "bedroom radicals" because these women do not act directly as martyrs or political activists, instead their roles are getting married t

cornell? >> reporter: he is wrapping up a news conference and is very upset about this incident which happened on tuesday involving the driver. he picked up three passengers on tuesday. there was a dispute according to the attorney about the route the driver was taking. he stopped the car, kicked everyone out but not before grabbing a hammer and hitting one of the passengers in the head. that person was sent to the hospital with critical injuries. he was arraigned today on battery and several other charges. he has no criminal background but gascon very upset about this. he sent a letter requesting information primarily about how they do their background checks on their drivers. they have until monday to respond to that. we will be hearing a lot more about this coming up tonight at 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. on abc 7 news. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> well, now to a day long hassle for commuters. golden gate ferry captains walk off the job for the first time ever, surprising and stranding passenge

>> funding for "to the contrary" provided by: the cornell douglas foundation the oak foundation. and by the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> this week on "to the contrary" first, domestic violence, the nfl and the larger picture. then, new revelations about the women of isis. behind the headlines: senator kirsten gillibrand opens up to urge women to get off the sidelines. hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the nfl's rice saga. a national debate about nfl rules and domestic violence continues beyond ray rice's firing by the baltimore team and his wife's stance in his defense. the nfl suspended rice indefinitely after a video surfaced showing him in the elevator punching his wife. he was originally only given a two-game suspension but the commissioner of the nfl has since admitted to "getting it wrong" by not punishing the player more harshly. >> i cannot image up the nfl performing more poorly than they have. first of all the facts were known, he admitted to beating his wife. there was

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abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: he says it's the best investment he's ever made. four security cameras inside and out watching over his restaurant 24/7. the database reports everything the camera sees. cameras have come in handy three or four times when stuff behind the bar went missing. >> a couple people tried to steal bottles from the bar. >> he was on board with the plan for a registry of security cameras to help them fight crime faster wherever it happens. >> instead of spending an entire day walking a block, the first person i would go to is someone on this database, knock on their door, they show me evidence. >> reporter: the program is strictly voluntary. anyone with a camera can sign up. free mont and san jose already have similar registries. last january this security camera video identified a suspected serial arsonist in san jose leading to his arrest. but there are privacy concerns and how the information will be used. christine works at this shopping center. she says safety outweighs everything else. >> we have too many invasive things happ

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abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: he says it's the best investment he's ever made. four security cameras inside and out watching over his restaurant 24/7. it reports everything the camera sees. cameras have come in handy three or four times when stuff behind the bar went missing. he was on board with the plan for a registry of security cameras to help them fight crime faster wherever it happens. >> instead of spending an entire day walking a block, the first person i would go to is someone on this database, knock on their door, they show me evidence. >> reporter: the program is strictly voluntary. anyone with a camera can sign up. last january this security camera video identified a suspected serial arsonist in san jose leading to his arrest. but there are privacy concerns and how the information will be used. christine works at this shopping center. she says safety outweighs everything else. >> we have too many invasive things happening in our life. but there's already cameras everywhere you go. >> reporter: the cameras are on duty. >> this can see who b

cornell barnard has the details. >> barbara boxer got a private eye-opening tour of napa, more than ath after the quake. >> it's so strange to be on the street and see the beauty of the napa streets and all of a sudden there's other home that's yellow tagged or red tagged. >> but the downtown looks-like a construction zone. historic buildings that crumbled during the quake are surrounded by tarps and fences. many businesses have reopened but not all. this hotel remains closed for repairs. boxer is promising fema assistance. >> people get very hopeless if they don't see help forthcoming. we know this private assistance is so important. it will provide grants up to $32,000 to help people repair their homes. >> i really need some help and i need some help now, not tomorrow. >> but many homeowners like kristina jamison are still struggling. her 1889 victoria was red tagged after the foundation collapsed during the quake. she doesn't have money for repairs. the bank turned her down for a loan. >> i wake up every morning crying. i can't sleep. >> the stage is being set for sunday rocks, a c

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: this is one neighbor who helped look for 6-year-old sergio zepeda on saturday. she can't believe his overnight adventure took him 2 miles from home. >> he was naked. i was in shock. >> reporter: jose solomon was the first to spot little sergio. >> they said he was okay, he was doing fine. he was just scared that's all. i made sure he got a blanket. >> reporter: they took sergio to the hospital as a precaution then home to his worried parents. today, they requested privacy, but through friends thanked everyone who looked for the boy. his mother said sergio wandered away from the family's home about 9:00 a.m. saturday wearing only a diaper and got out through the garage. >> he figured out how to open it. >> reporter: it was a frantic search, on the ground and in the air. neighbors fanned out too. >> we were all around searching over there and down there. >> reporter: police believe sergio setoff down the street then climbed up and over communication hill and down over into the homeless camp. >> i'm relieved he's home safe.

anthony cornell jones was also shot. he died a short time later at the hospital. a third man was also shot. he was treated at a local hospital. federal safety investigators are in oklahoma tonight to determine what caused the crash of a women's softball team. a tractor trailer somehow crossed the median and struck a bus from north central texas college. the softball team was heading home from a scrimmage in oklahoma. >> this is the most traumatic event that we have had in five years. i would like to offer my sincere condolences to these families. this is indeed a sad night. >> three remain hospitalized, eight others were treated and released. the trailer driver also treated and released. he has not been charge so far. >>> arson at a suburban chicago flight control from friday night. today some 700 flights were canseled at chicago's -- canceled at chicago's airports. he's looking at a possible 20-year sentence if convicted. >>> heavy rain and severe thunderstorms caused damage to sky harbor international narpt phoenix -- airport in phoenix. all flights were grounde

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because if people don't know their candidates but they are going down the road -- >> cornell, what is the re-election number -- look, here are a problem for the republicans that control the congress. the poll is at an all-time low. only 20% want to re-elect their members. >> they don't like them. why would they want to revote for them. >> people think the house is a done deal. topsyturvy, anything can happen. >> meaning the house stays republican. >> what does the president need to do tomorrow night? >> how much time do we have? >> not much. >> what the president needs to do is tell the american people why isis is important to our national security, why destroying isis is important to us. he has to say we've got to destroy them, we've got to kill them. this is why, and this is how i'm going to do it and this is how i'm going to assure -- because we're doing this in conjunction with our allies -- that we can afford to do it. >> a lot of expectations, carnel has been raised. he has to deliver tomorrow night. >> i never count the president out when it comes to delivery. when the time com

cornell barnard has the details. >> barbara boxer got a private eye-opening tour of napa, more than a month after the quake. >> it's so strange to be on the street and see the beauty of the napa streets and all of a sudden there's other home that's yellow tagged or red tagged. >> but the downtown looks-like a construction zone. historic buildings that crumbled during the quake are surrounded by tarps and fences. many businesses have reopened but not all. this hotel, virtually brand new, remains closed for repairs. boxer is promising fema assistance. >> people get very hopeless if they don't see help forthcoming. we know this private assistance is so important. it will provide grants up to $32,000 to help people repair their homes. >> i really need some help and i need some help now, not tomorrow. >> but many homeowners like kristina jamison are still struggling. her 1889 victoria was red tagged after the foundation collapsed during the quake. she doesn't have money for repairs. the bank turned her down for a loan. >> i wake up every morning crying. i can't sleep. >> the stage is being

abc 7 news reporter, cornell bernard talked to a man who lost his business of 30 years. a neighborhood awoke in panic when this home erupted in flames and spread to the victorian next door. both families escaped safety. >> people screaming, fire, fire. get out of the building. so, i pulled on my clothes as fast as i could and i got out. >> the fire left both homes heavily damaged. kids toys and other belongings on the sidewalk. the police say a total of eight fires were intentionally set. between 1:00 and 5:00 a.m. later this building caught fire on park street. gutting the cleaners and scorching six delivery vans. when the sun came up the owner was in shock. >> tote leaally gone. everything. >> how long have you had a business here? >> i am here, 30 years. off a next door, angela's restaurant suffered damage. red tagged. getting ready to open in ten days. he has no insurance. >> who could have known? i don't know. not much to say. i don't know. i can tell you they are two adult males. one is a resident. 27. another is transient male who frequent the oakland area. >> the