cornell, thanks very much for joining us.ords in the last hour which our viewers here in united states and around the world watched. you've called this church massacre a hate crime, an act of racial terrorism, in your words. why do you think it's important, first of all, to label it an act of racial terrorism? >> well wolf first of all, again, let me extend my condolences and prayers on behalf of the entire naacp family to the family of emmanuel african methodist episcopal church. we call it an act of racial terrorism and a hate crime because the impulse and the inspiration for this crime was racial animus. hatred. the pastor was asked for by name. the church is embossed,'m blazed ed enned with "emmanuel baptist church." the shooter said he had to do this he came to kill black people. the pint here isoint is it is a hate crime in which not merely african-americans are victims, america is a victim because we our values were the subject of this crime. this was a crime that occurred in moments but be clear, the crime in a sense

cornell has rapidly gone about getting target on track. not only did cornell shut down the ill-conceived canadian venture, but he's managed dramatic improvements. a week and a half ago when targ posted a seven cent earnings beat of higher thantarget posted a seven cent earnings beat of higher than expected revenues. it represents a fabulous 260 basis point improvement from the year ago. they i think target's got more room to run. let's check in with brian cornell, the chairman and ceo of target and hear whereabout where his company's going. >> good to be here. >> a year ago you walk in the stores. what do you see versus what you see now, and what of that is you changing things? >> you're going to see more of our signature categories. we've elevated our focus on style. apparel, home, beauty those are core categories to target. we're raising the bar with our focus on baby and kids and starting to get into the wellness space. so over the last year the team's done a great job of understanding our shopper, what we call our target guest, and mak

cornell bernd is live in berkeley with the story. cornell? >> ama people are paying respects in manyays tonight. you can see the folks are gathered at the corner of the building where a memorial is growing. earlier tonight a sole silent candlelight vigil at civic center park to honor ose who died so tragically. in oakland a church service brought a grieving community together. >> a mass in the downtown cathral. prayer for six lives lost. >> we implore our heavenly father to shower his love and mercy on the deceased. >> most of the victims were from ireland visiting the bay areaor the summer. during a birthday party in berkeley this week the balcony th were standing on collapsed. families of the deceased arrived at sfo from dublin late wednesday. he says th had one request. >> they want to see their loved ones. they want to touch them. they want to hold them. >> father aidan has been offering grief counseling to those touched by the tragedy. >> it is overwhming. alyou do as parents is hold them and they are in a ste of shock. >> many here are

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> the warriors are running the nba finals. some flag choreography at san francisco city hall. >> it's pulling double duty. melissa me elissa harrington has the details. >> reporter: there's been a warriors flag waving outside the mayor's office. this morning it was removed and replaced with a pride flag. some fans are worried this could mean bad luck. the mayor assures me he has a plan to honor both of these important events. >> ties the game! >> reporter: san francisco has been one of the golden state warriors biggest cheerleaders. city hall lights up at night in team colors. a team flag waves above. this morning the dubs flag came down. in its place, a rainbow flag to kick off lgbt pride month. >> the city has a game plan. to celebrate both pride and nba finals they'll swap out the flags on game day. >> they'll be up tonight for the game. >> reporter: changes are also planned for the l.e.d. lights around city hall. >> in rainbow colors for pride month are and also the warriors colors at times. we're celebrating a multitude o

my name is cornell william brooks.my responsibility to serve as president and ceo of the naacp even on this very sad and tragic occasion, it's nevertheless heart warming to stand with so many presidents of the naacp, leadership of the naacp, community leaders and members of the press who are bringing your thoughtful analysis to this challenge. on behalf of the national board of directors led by rosalyn mcalester brock, our special fund led by dr. dennis proctor and 2,100 branches and units of the naacp all across the length and breadth of this country. we come to this place at this moment in this historic city, a city in which i spent a great amount of time as a little boy, my grandfather owning a barbershop not to far from here, my uncle growiowning a barber s growing up in georgetown. being an african metti imethodi minister, this hits close to home. the idea that a pastor could gather his flock to study the scripture, to study the gospel penned by the life and sacrifice of the prince of peace sand in that place, in

cornell bernard is live in berkeley with the story. cornell?re paying respects in many ways tonight. you can see the folks are gathered at the corner of the building where a memorial is growing. earlier tonight a solemn silent candlelight vigil at civic center park to honor those who died so tragically. in oakland a church service brought a grieving community together. >> a mass in the downtown cathedral. prayer for six lives lost. >> we implore our heavenly father to shower his love and mercy on the deceased. >> most of the victims were from ireland visiting the bay area for the summer. during a birthday party in berkeley this week the balcony they were standing on collapsed. families of the deceased arrived at sfo from dublin late wednesday. he says they had one request. >> they want to see their loved ones. they want to touch them. they want to hold them. >> father aidan has been offering grief counseling to those touched by the tragedy. >> it is overwhelming. all you do as parents is hold them and they are in a state of shock. >> many here

i think both anderson and cornell are right.ing up i never even thought about marriage. i never thought that i would be able to get married. i never thought i'd be able to call my partner my husband. your partner was just your roommate or your friend. so now it's not separate but equal, or as anderson said a hidden life or half life. it's a full life. you're a full part of the american experience. and so i think it means a lot fare a gay person someone who happens to be gay, a gay american to say, my husband, my wife and have the full benefits and have the full pledge of being an american the american constitution behind them. that means a lot. and those words that the president said and what happened at the supreme court i think is invaluable now. now we're all just one america. to me it was similar to when two people of different ethnicities could get married. i think it's just as big, what happened today. very emotional. >> a very emotional, very powerful moment in american history today. don lemon, anderson cooper and cornel

cornell. >> carolyn, the buzz is building. it is the hottest game in town, in california, the west coast for sure. just hours away. the excitement building now that the cubs are back home at oracle. a big transformation is happening right now. reinstalling the hardwood after last night's summer jam concert. so there's lots of work to do. that's why both teams worked out at the warriors' practice facility on saturday. the best-of-seven series tied up at two games a piece. steph curry and lebron said they are ready for battle. steph said it's worked for him all season. >> the d man and rotation is kept the same no matter what the situation was. but it helped we had a lot of blowouts and a lot of fourth quarters and getting the rest. >> from the perception it's a lose-lose when two-star comes to the first two games over 40 but i scored a lot of shots. >> thursday's game four was an amazing win for the dubs. 103-82. fans are just hoping they can do it again tonight. the first 3,000 cars that enter the lot at core cal get one of th

cornell bernard is live in berkeley with the story. cornell?ama people are paying respects in many ways tonight. you can see the folks are gathered at the corner of the building where a memorial is growing. earlier tonight a solemn silent candlelight vigil at civic center park to honor those who died so tragically. in oakland a church service brought a grieving community together. >> a mass in the downtown cathedral. prayer for six lives lost. >> we implore our heavenly father to shower his love and mercy on the deceased. >> most of the victims were from ireland visiting the bay area for the summer. during a birthday party in berkeley this week the balcony they were standing on collapsed. families of the deceased arrived at sfo from dublin late wednesday. he says they had one request. >> they want to see their loved ones. they want to touch them. they want to hold them. >> father aidan has been offering grief counseling to those touched by the tragedy. >> it is overwhelming. all you do as parents is hold them and they are in a state of shock. >

hi cornell. >> hi amma. no doubt bit. life is sweet for the warriors about to get even sweeter exploratorium still basking in the glow of victory. coyote tower beautiful in blue tonight. for the nba champ big money endorsement. coming their way now. >> steffstar is rising fast. he's already gott doorsment deals with several national brand like under armor athletic wear. situation. bees to write his own story. >> those authorre agreeing as we speak. >>reporter: sports marketg expert ben says the fba championship is about to make curry very rich. might be his whole family. she tweeted ts picture of the new nsery by pottery barn kid. even little riley could lend her adorableness to a product if mom and dad approve. >> curry family is just embodies everything that should be pure about sports and about nba. >> the best man in nba. they come. >>reporter: mrketing dollars and deals for other players and deals for other players, too. barns and bogut signed autographs in san francisco and daly city for fans would stood in line for

cornell bernard live in san francisco tonight and cornell that turn around won't be easy. >> you are right. could it take years in fact to turn gap around now we don't know which under performing stores will close but the company says the move will help the san francisco original be profitable again. somber mc donald's at germ plasm san francisco headquarters. no comment from myes. 250 positions will be eliminated here and in new york. the big here and in new york. the biggest news are the stores. rapidly did he cling sales are forcing gap to close 175 retail locations in north america. shop error sidney is surprised. >> i think it's a shame because i like the clothes. they are finance. they are good price point. >>reporter: wearing gap right now. >> i am. >>reporter: gap move no surprise to bloomberg consumer reporter lindsey. >> this brand in particular has been struggling 5 quarter with sales at the clean in a row these not good. so i think they felt they needed to make a drastic change. >> turn around for gap not easy >> turn around for gap not easy. more people shopping on line

hi cornell. >> hi amma. no doubt bit.or the warriors about to get even sweeter exploratorium still basking in the glow of victory. coyote tower beautiful in blue tonight. for the nba champ big money endorsement. coming their way now. >> steff star is rising fast. he's already gotten doorsment deals with several national brand like under armor athletic wear. situation. bees to write his own story. >> those author are agreeing as we speak. >>reporter: sports marketing expert ben says the fba championship is about to make curry very rich. might be his whole family. she tweeted this picture of the new nursery by pottery barn kid. even little riley could lend her adorableness to a product if mom and dad approve. >> curry family is just embodies everything that should be pure about sports and about nba. >> the best man in nba. they come. >>reporter: marketing dollars and deals for other players and deals for other players, too. barns and bogut signed autographs in san francisco and daly city for fans would stood in line for hou

cornell bernard live in san francisco tonight and cornell that turn around won't be easy. >> you are right. could it takeears in fact to turn gap around now weon't know which under performing stores will close but the company says t move will help the san francisco origin be profitable again. somber mc donald's at germ plasm san francisco headquarters. no comment from myes. 250 positions will be eliminated here and in new york. thbig here and in new york. the biggest news are the stores. rapidly did he cling sales are forcing gap to close 175 retail locations in north america. shop error sidney is surprised. >> i thi it's a shame because i like the clothes. they are finance. they are good price point. >>reporter: wearing gap right now. >> i am. >>reporter: gap move no surprise to bloomberg consume reporter lindsey. >> this brand in particular has been suggling 5 quarter with sales at the clean in a row these not good. so i think they felt ty needed to make a drastic change. >> turn around for gap not easy >> turn around for gap not easy. more people shopping on line and brutal compet

cornell bernard live in san francisco tonight and cornell that turn around won't be easy. >> you are right. could it take years in fact to turn gap around now we don't know which under performing stores will close but the company says the move will help the san francisco original be profitable again. somber mc donald's at germ plasm san francisco headquarters. no comment from myes. 250 positions will be eliminated here and in new york. the big here and in new york. the biggest news are the stores. rapidly did he cling sales are forcing gap to close 175 retail locations in north america. shop error sidney is surprised. >> i think it's a shame because i like the clothes. they are finance. they are good price point. >>reporter: wearing gap right now. >> i am. >>reporter: gap move no surprise to bloomberg consumer reporter lindsey. >> this brand in particular has been struggling 5 quarter with sales at the clean in a row these not good. so i think they felt they needed to make a drastic change. >> turn around for gap not easy >> turn around for gap not easy. more people shopping on line

naacp president and ceo cornell william brooks will be joining us.ant to get to stephanie elam. she is in spokane with the latest on this stephanie? >> reporter: briana rachel dolezal says she is stepping down she says she will continue to fight for equality but she didn't answer what most people wanted to know. while rachel dolezal didn't answer the burning question about her race -- >> are your parents, are they white? >> reporter: the president of the spokane naacp chapter is stepping down. writing in this letter "i have waited in deference while others expressed their feelings absent the full story. it is with complete allegiance to the cause of racial and social justice that i step aside. i will never stop fighting for human rights." that resignation changing tonight's planned protest into a rally for healing. >> we're going to make the conscious decision to forgive rachel forgive all the things that have happened. >> reporter: yet the national conversation continues to brew with dolezal's adopted brother calling his sister's behavior blackface.

hi cornell. >> hi amma. no doubt bit.n sweeter exploratorium still basking in the glow of victory. coyote tower beautiful in blue tonight. for the nba champ big money endorsement. coming their way now. >> steff star is rising fast. he's already gotten doorsment deals with several national brand like under armor athletic wear. situation. bees to write his own story. >> those author are agreeing as we speak. >>reporter: sports marketing expert ben says the fba championship is about to make curry very rich. might be his whole family. she tweeted this picture of the new nursery by pottery barn kid. even little riley could lend her adorableness to a product if mom and dad approve. >> curry family is just embodies everything that should be pure about sports and about nba. >> the best man in nba. they come. >>reporter: marketing dollars and deals for other players and deals for other players, too. barns and bogut signed autographs in san francisco and daly city for fans would stood in line for hours. >> i feel so awesome i got a

cornell william brooks is joining me president and ceo of the naacp.ou've been calling for the removal of that confederate flag for a long time. actually it had to take the death, the murder of nine wonderful people in order for that flag to be removed. what does that say? >> wolf it's morally inexplicable. the naacp for 15 years has called for the removal of the confederate flag in front of the statehouse in columbia south carolina. we've made the call. we have engage in the a boycott. the ncaa reached out to national companies and transnational companies to boycott the state. the fact that it took the loss of nine lives is truly a tragedy. but looking toward the future even as we pray for these families extend our condolences and surround them with our love looking toward the future the fact that the governor has taken a step forward is encouraging. >> certainly is. the mississippi governor i want to show you the flag of the state of mississippi. this is the flag of the state of mississippi. this is a state, 40% of the population of mississippi is af

abc 7 news rorter cornell bernard. >> reporter: a preview of sunday's 45th pride parade which could be one for the recor books. >> we are expecting ourargest parade ever. i can say we are close to 250 contingents, more floats than we have ever seen. >> the party is on at civic center. this year's unofficial theme happiness and equality for all. gigi and kalen are from san jose. >> this one came running in when i was asleep and jumped on me and said we can get married whever we want. >> reporter: brought their daughters to celebrate. what is your favorite part about beg here today? a champagne christening for the pink triangle today's dedication was more than a ritual. it was historic. >> we have a law across the land and join ireland and 18 other countries to move this movement forward. >> reporter: the supreme court ruling granting marriage equality for all is amang and surreal for patrick carney who created the giant pink triangle 20 years ago. >> the supreme court is sh a marvelous way t start pride weekend. >> reporter: it was once used by nazis to identify and shame homosexuals an

cornell barnard shows how people are taking steps already to conserve ater. >> reporter: brown is the new green across the east bay. many lush green lawns are long their luster a badge of honor during the drought. east bay will soon offer these lawn signs to these customers, golden state golden lawn telling customers they're conserving water. they face a 20% mandatory reduction, and must limit yard watering to twice a week no watering between 9:00 a.m. d 6 p.m. those who don't coly could face a fine. >> iis a $48 penalty on the billing cle for customers using four times the average customer. >> the average customer uses about 75 gallons ofater per day. this homeowner i saying good-bye to her front lawn and hello to mulch. soon, these concrete pavers will replace grs in the back yard to save water. >> itwill not look as pretty. we have to do our part. >> reporter: je olmstead is showing us what is hot here at the business. >> a lot of people are asking about drought tolerant plants. >> reporter: a little mulch goes a long way, keeping the soil moist, the check out line was small, keepi

a time of grief and healing in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> hundreds of people paid tribute in san francisco to those who were killed in the balcony collapse in berkeley. members of the bay area's irish community joined others in prayer during a mass at st. mary's cathedral. represents from ireland's government shared their sorrow and expressing thanks to the people of the bay area. >> like to thank the people for their heartfelt support at this time of need. >> very happy to see them, the support that has been shown here by the people here and by the people from ireland. >> fix young people died in the balcony collapse. ireland's government says four of the victims' bodies were flown home yesterday. >> after a more than a year of renovation half of dolores park in san francisco has re-opened and thousands were at the park to enjoy the new facilities. sergio hasmer. >> reporter: the city spent $8 million tearing up half of dolores park and then putting it back together again, and on this weekend since its re-open to the public there are plenty of people enjoying it.

abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has details. >> i is tragic. >> reporter: great america park goers react to the accident on the flight deck roller coaster. tonight the ride sits idle. sky 7 hd was overhead after authorities say a park maintenance worker was struck in the head. one rider suffered a hand injury. >> trying to get peoplend i [ audible ] and then turning to the ride i saw him get hit. >> reporter: both employee and rider were taken to the hospital. >> bad place bad time. hopefully th will be safer about it and take care, make sure the don't do that. it is not worth it for a cell phone. >> reporter: some park goers are unsy about the accident. >> it makes me not want to ride the roller coaster. >> it's scary. makes me not want to ride the roller coaster either. >> reporter: this is the roller aster in action 360 loops at 50 miles per hour. riders feet dangle while suspended below the track. great america management told us in astatement safety at the the heart of everything we . we are working closely with local anstate authorities to investigate this matter. in 1998 the

churches across the nation held solidarity service abc7 news cornell bernard is live in san francisco where there was a prayer vigil today. >> in fact one of the prayer vigils was held he in the last hour katie, at the third baptist church, f most of the day there was a police presence in the east bay there were prers of strength. songs of praise at oakland's first ame chur on this sunday morning. there is ity. >> not going to close the doors. >> he was a friend of the pastor and state senatorlementa pinckney who died in the massacre. may berry will taped his funera next week. >> he was an advocate for what is right of the people of south rolina and the people of africa and for the poem of this country. he was that kind of activist. >> being a person of faith you have to forgive. >> charlotte william says she forgives the killer and prays for his family. hers say they have no fear, coming to worship. >> if you can't feel safe in a house of worship, where we have the opportunity to come together and pray a be family, where can you be safe? >> reporr: there was this prayer vigil inside

much to preserve the union, to preserve our country. >> reporter: this ceremony for private scott cornell was 98 years in the making. >> fire. fire. >> reporter: the historical society of dayton valley found cornell's head stone at the dayton cemetery and did some extensive research with other groups to find out his backstory. they found some extraordinary facts. he was part of the 79th u.s. colored infantry. documents show he lost one of his legs in 1863 after being swownldzed in the battle of honey springs -- wounded in the battle of honey springs in what is now oklahoma. >> they had to amp tight his leg high up. all he could use was crutches. >> reporter: after the war he bounced from colorado to the bay area and likely ended up in nevada for mining work. his former slave master tried to stop his pension by telling government officials he received the wound while working for him. >> several doctors that treated him verified that they treated him when he was wounded in oklahoma and that it's a civil -- it was a legitimate wound. he went on and persevered and he had the doctors and other

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the pride parad starts tomorrow at 10:30 in the rning. it goesp market street from beale to eigh. bart will be running extra trns to hel people get into and out of the city. >> a warm day in san francisco. tonight it's called off a bit. but what about tomorrow during the big parade. abc7 news dr tuma as more with live doppler 7hd. >> the first half of pride starting off on a nice note. you can see low clouds moving in. by 11:00 we'll have a chilly breeze and temperatures in the mid-50s to lower 60s. the parade tomorrow, starting off, clouds, cl, 58 at 10:00 in the morning. still cloudy, low 60s. by 2:00, see the sun come out. warm into the mid-60s, d then by 6:00, sunshine but a coer breeze will kick in and temperatures will drop to 63 degrees. the clouders going to have hard me breaking up in the bay area. we'll have the full forecast in a few minutes. >> an update now on breaking news in sacramento. several days of 100-degree temperatures are helping fuel what firefighters are calling explosive fire behavior north of downtown. this gras

cornell bernard is live with the story. >> reporter: the vigil is happening right now.tist church behind me. prayers for those who lost their lives in charleston. we want to point out that outside there is a police presence by sfpd offering protection although there have been no nets against this church. maybe church members say they're not afraid. >> a small prayer vigil inside third baptist church for nine victims of the shooting at charleston's emmanuel ame church. >> reverend amos brown spent time at emanuel church during the '60s civil rights movement says the tragedy has shed light on the ugly face of racism. >> we challenge our people to have the strength to remind america we must do something about this demon race. we must do something about the division in this country. >> reporter: outside the church a san francisco police officer is posted, providing security nor congregation. something the church did not request but is happy to accept. there were songs of praise and oakland's first ame church. this congregation standing united. an angry 21-year-old man could

cornell bernard is in san francisco with the latest. >> reporter: seems like everybody is celebratingride. there's a huge party going on here at market. the dike march which started in dolores park just ended here and you can see a responsible tapous dance party just broke out. this has been a pride weekend, have to tell you, like no other. there is jubilation over the supreme court ruling. all across san francisco. a champagne christening for the pink triangle. today's dedication is historic. >> we have a law across the land. now we join ireland and 18 other countries to move this movement forward. >> reporter: the supreme court ruling granting marriage equality for all is amazing and surreal for patrick would created the giant pink triangle 20 years ago. >> the supreme court is a marvelous way to start pride weekend. but we need to remember where we came from. >> the pink triangle was use by the nazis to shame homosexuals in world war ii and is now a symbol of pride. >> the festival is on at civic center. the theme happiness and equality for all. they're from san jose. >> this one c

my name is cornell william brooks. it is my responsibility to serve as president and ceo of the naacp. even on this very sad and tragic occasion it is nevertheless heart warming to stand with so many presidents of the naacp, community a leaders, and members of the press, who are bringing your thoughtful analysis to this challenge. on behalf of the national board of directors lead by rosalyn mcalister block, our special contribution fund lead by dr. dennis procter, and the divisions of the naacp all across this country. we come to this place, in this historic city a city in which i spent a great amount of time as a little boy, by grandfather owning a barbershop not too far from here growing up in a little town not too far from here called georgetown being a minister four generations in that church this tragedy hits close to home the idea that a pastor could gather his flock in an historic sanctuary, to study the scripture, to study the gospel penned by the life and sacrifice of the prince of peace, and in that place, in

we're going to talk to naacp president cornell william brook. >> yeah. the police chief in charleston calling it the worst night of his career. >>> parts of the southern plain this morning are swamped with floodwaters. flooding downpours are leaving inches of water. people struggling with water covered roads. the system is starting to movie east. flach flood watches and warnings stretch into the west. omar villafranca is where the conditions have turned dangerous. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this quiet creek turned into a raging riverover night. the waters came over this guardrail and swept away a 2-year-old. the search continued for that little boy throughout the night. torrential rains took over tuesday night. the southern part of the state is the latest to be surround eded drenched by the remnants of tropical storm bill. the waters overtook a camp bus completely submergeing its nose. no children were hurt. texas drivers are facing dangerous and waterlogged roadways. three teenagers clung to the roof of their car in an austin park as

l cornell leif in dublin with more on that. cornell. >>reporter: firefighters very concerned out hear tonight. they say undeveloped areas around dublin are full of brush around dublin are full of brush. that's bone dry. they urge anyone thinking about buying safe saint fireworks this holiday to use extreme caution. they are stocking up on faishtion for independent day party. safety part of the celebration. >> we usually just put it right in front like driveway. that way no grass and then we have a water. >>reporter: it must be 18 to buy safe saint fireworks. every purchase comes with safety tips and list of park where it's okay to light them. >> we may be very cautious with wind conditions and the weather. >>reporter: alameda county battalion chief evans big concerns about record drought and extreme heat heading our wait a minute department has heavy firefighters equipment ready to go. he knows fireworks not part of the equation. >> they considered safe and saint but still playing with fire. still playing with sparklers. >>reporter: lit

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cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: yankees versus the braves. it is a big playoff game under the lights at the san jose sportscomplex. in right field it is lights out. >> we mght not be able to see, but we'll try our best t see the ball. >> repter: thieves stole the copper wire from this giant light pole leaving much of the field inthe dark. >> we have a very important game today. they choose today to take it. >> reporter: angry parents say no field lights could put the playoffs in jeopardy. >> the nighgames are awesome with the lights on. it is bright and the boysove it. for somebody to rob themf that it is upsetting. >> reporter: it is not clear how the thieves got in, but take a loo this is where they stole uh rot of the copper wire. it is worth about a hundred bucks on the street. but replacing it will be a lot more. >> the estimate we g to repair those lights is somewhere between $20,000 and $25,000. >> reporter: the city will be stk with the bill. jim martinez has a message for the copper thieves. >> i hope you have conscience and if your

cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: yankees versus the braves.yoff game under the lights at the san jose sports complex. in right field it is lights out. >> we might not be able to see, but we'll try our best to see the ball. >> reporter: thieves stole the copper wire from this giant light pole leaving much of the field in the dark. >> we have a very important game today. they choose today to take it. >> reporter: angry parents say no field lights could put the playoffs in jeopardy. >> the night games are awesome with the lights on. it is bright and the boys love it. for somebody to rob them of that it is upsetting. >> reporter: it is not clear how the thieves got in, but take a look. this is where they stole uh rot of the copper wire. it is worth about a hundred bucks on the street. but replacing it will be a lot more. >> the estimate we got to repair those lights is somewhere between $20,000 and $25,000. >> reporter: the city will be stuck with the bill. jim martinez has a message for the copper thieves. >> i hope you have a conscience and if y

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welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> cornell, let me begin with you.you heard her with matt lauer. she said she identifiesasa black woman. do you think that she has disrespected african-americans? >> well there are many people across this country identify with the african-american experience music, culture, religion art. but there's a difference between identifying with the experience and using that experience to miss misappropriate or malappropriating that experience and there's a difference between using that in ways that are inauthentic. so what i want to focus on is in doing work with the naacp, we've been able to create an america in which all americans have been able to take part in our culture, our ethnicity, our collective american experience as americans, embracing all of america in its racial diversity. but that must be done authentically. that's critically important here. and it is a measure and a mark of leadership in terms of having integrity and authenticity. there are lots of unanswered questions with respect to her. she's served well at

l cornell leif in dublin with more on that. cornell. >>reporter: firefighters very concerned out hear tonight. they say undeveloped areas around dublin are full of brush around dublin are full of brush. that's bone dry. they urge anyone thinking about buying safe saint fireworks this holiday to use extreme caution. they are stocking up on faishtion for independent day party. safety part of the celebration. >> we usually just put it right in front like driveway. that way no grass and then we have a water. >>reporter: it must be 18 to buy safe saint fireworks. every purchase comes with safety tips and list of park where it's okay to light them. >> we may be very cautious with wind conditions and the weather. >>reporter: alameda county battalion chief evans big concerns about record drought and extreme heat heading our wait a minute department has heavy firefighters equipment ready to go. he knows fireworks not part of the equation. >> they considered safe and saint but still playing with fire. still playing with sparklers. >>reporter: lit

l cornell leif in dublin with more on that. cornell. >>reporter: firefighters very concerned out hear tonight. they say undeveloped areas around dublin are full of brush around dublin are full of brush. that's bone dry. they urge anyone thinking about buying safe saint fireworks this holiday to use extreme caution. they are stocking up on faishtion for independent day party. safety part of the celebration. >> we usually just put it right in front like driveway. that way no grass and then we have a water. >>reporter: it must be 18 to buy safe saint fireworks. every purchase comes with safety tips and list of park where it's okay to light them. >> we may be very cautious with wind conditions and the weather. >>reporter: alameda county battalion chief evans big concerns about record drought and extreme heat heading our wait a minute department has heavy firefighters equipment ready to go. he knows fireworks not part of the equation. >> they considered safe and saint but still playing with fire. still playing with sparklers. >>reporter: lit

cornell avenue and lexington avenue one lane construction. >>> we got this confirmed.philadelphia police are investigating a tip. they say this is very preliminary but they are investigating a tip that a cab driver in philadelphia early this morning picked up two men fitting the description of those two escaped killer convicts from new york and took them to 30th street sayings station. you can see that cab roped off and police have quid the cab driver and we will still getting information where this investigation stands and a live update for you after this. we have been following the story of a missing 17-year-old girl in chestnut hill all morning. the past few minutes you can see a girl matching that description of that 17-year-old that police gave us earlier this morning, we saw her come out of the woods there. we saw those girl's parents kissing and hugging this person. we are still waiting for confirmation. police are huddled around this girl and the family members just moments ago so we are still waiting for them to come over here and let us know exactly if in fac

you met him during your first year college at cornell. you said in the past that he was the first boy you ever dated who cared that you had a brain. the two of you had two kids, you also have a two career marriage. some lawyers in fact which was unusual at the time. can you describe a little about that. and what kind of social pressures faced with respect to your marriage and your family life and your career? well it was a big change. and the time area for my first i'll born in 1955 to the second one in 1965 when jane was small there were very few women who worked outside the home. at the time, it wasn't unusual to have a two income family. and what was it like? it's hard for today's students to imagine what it was like for women all not all that long ago. in 19 six e3, maybe 3% of the lawyers in america were women. when i graduated from law school they didn't want any lady lawyers. until you saturday o'connor story. she graduated from law school. she was a few years ahead of me. she could not get any jobs, so she went to work for a count

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cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: yankees versus the braves.yoff game under the lights at the san jose sports complex. in right field it is lights out. >> we might not be able to see, but we'll try our best to see the ball. >> reporter: thieves stole the copper wire from this giant light pole leaving much of the field in the dark. >> we have a very important game today. they choose today to take it. >> reporter: angry parents say no field lights could put the playoffs in jeopardy. >> the night games are awesome with the lights on. it is bright and the boys love it. for somebody to rob them of that it is upsetting. >> reporter: it is not clear how the thieves got in, but take a look. this is where they stole uh rot of the copper wire. it is worth about a hundred bucks on the street. but replacing it will be a lot more. >> the estimate we got to repair those lights is somewhere between $20,000 and $25,000. >> reporter: the city will be stuck with the bill. jim martinez has a message for the copper thieves. >> i hope you have a conscience and if y

the naacp president and ceo cornell william brooks is here in "the situation room" thanks very much forof us have seen the video which is pretty chilling. i must say. but you're going one step further. you want a full investigation, not only of the one police officer who's been put on administrative leave, but of the entire mckinney police department. why? >> why, here's why. we have an officer who is a supervisor, who grabs a girl by the hair slams her to the ground. treats her like chattel property. curses her, pulls out his gun and conducts himself in a way that dishonors his uniform, dishonors his badge, and dishonors the profession. and so the point being here is we're concerned that is this officer's conduct, an individual's conduct? or is it emblematic indicative illustrative of a department? this is a very serious matter. think about this. the question i would ask you is this. of the people who watch this program, which one of us will be comfortable having our daughter granddaughter, niece, treated like this? having a grown man straddle her as though she was some kind of propert

you met marty in your first year of college at cornell, is that right? you said in the past he was the first boy you ever dated who cared that you had a brain. justice ginsburg: yes. justice liu: i like that. and you had two kids and a two-career marriage two lawyer in fact, which was unusual at the time. can you describe a little about that period and what kind of social pressures you faced with respect to your marriage you r family life, and your career? justice ginsburg: the big change in the time from my first child jane born in 1955, and the second one, james, in 1965, when jane was small, there were very few women who worked outside the home. by the time james was born, it wasn't unusual to have a two-earner family. and what was it like? well, it's hard for today's students to imagine what the world was like for women not all that long ago. i think when i started law teaching in 1963, maybe 3% of the lawyers in america were women. there was no title 7 when i graduated from law school. so they didn't want any lady lawyers. they had a woman once and

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here is what cornell told jim. >> millennial families more and more they love to shop. they expect great value. we have to understand how to meet their needs. and more and more, they are digit digitally connected. they might have a shopping cart but in the other hand they've got their smart phone. we have to embrace this new shopping environment. >> you are a fan of his? >> yes, i am. i think he came in with a very bad hand. target very much underinvested on digital. walmart, which on the web, digital efforts of walmart taking great root. hard to figure out where is the consumption. you'll have target. there will be some stores that have plus 10% comp growth. you'll see it's this stop pick-up thing. you go and you literally, you order online of which they have a very good site and a lot of good deals if you are a head card member. next thing you know you're picking it up at local target. they have done -- they are going back to the days when they were more fashion oriented. brian was proud of the lilly pulitzer which sold out in ten minutes. is target cool? i think bria

you met marty in your first year of college at cornell, is that right? you said in the past he was the first boy you ever dated who cared that you had a brain. justice ginsburg: i like -- yes. justice liu: i like that. and you had two kids and a two-career marriage two lawyer in fact, which was unusual at the time. can you describe a little about that period and what kind of social pressures you faced with respect to your marriage you family life, and your career? justice ginsburg: the big change in the time from my first child, jane born in 1955, and the second one, james, in 1965, when jane was small, there were very few women who worked outside the home. by the time james was born, it wasn't unusual to have a two-earner family. and what was it like? well, it's hard for today's students to imagine what the world was like for women not all that long ago. i think when i started law teaching in 1963, maybe 3% of the lawyers in america were women. there was no title 7 when i graduated from law school. so they didn't want any lady lawyers. they had a woman

cornell was arrested this past january. the fbi says he planned to set off pipe bombs at the capitol and to shoot people as they ran from the building. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> there are still several unanswered questions tonight about a toddler who ended up at the bottom of a pool in the area of lorton, virginia. i know the virginia bureau chief julie carey says the second pool emergency prompts some safety experts to warn parents. >> reporter: with school still in session, the pirate's cove water park is closed on weekdays but sunday, it was very busy. around five hectic moments as lightning forced lifeguards to clear the pool. that's when a pay the trop spotted a 2-year-old boy at the bottom of this center section in water three to four feet deep. lifeguards started cpr. the nearby marine patrol took over and fire and rescue. a pool official says there were indications of a pulse and heart beat when the toddler was rushed to a nova fairfax hospital. the executive director of the northern virginia water parks tells

cornell barnard, a 7 news. >> more people paid tribute to the victims at the site of the balcony collapse today. >> we can relate to them beuse we both came out for the summer. >> such a sad time. i think being irish i think you really appreciate what the americans are doing. they are really trying to -- >> the students say they receiv many calls from friends and relatives back home in the hours following tuesday's tragedy to me sure they were okay. >>> nedetails about the man accused of killing nine people at a south carolina bible study. a website linked toaccused shooter dylann roof has surfaced showing a manifesto with white supremacy calling charleston a target because of its historically large black population. >> reporter: tonight both fbi and south carolina authorities are trying to confm if these pictures and what appear to be a manifesto posted online are connected to the 21 year old accused of murdering nine people. dylann roof is seen with a gun and confederate flag saying i chose chaeston because it is the most histoc city in my state and at one ti had the highest ratio of bl

route 70 westbound still dealing with the ongoing construction, one lane getting by from south cornell avenue to the mcclelland avenue. check on route 73 near the atlantic city expressway. for a check on the philly roads, 95 southbound still not seeing an increase yet. 13 minutes from woodhaven road towards the vx have much. the [ expletive ] doing okay average speeds of about 65 miles per hour with a 12-minute drive time. >>> breaking news in gloucester county. skyforce 10 is live over the scene of a very active fire. this started within the past 15 minutes. this is at a business in south harrison township on monroeville road. we are working to find out if anybody was hurt or how this fire may have started. we'll continue to more thanner it this situation. as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along. >>> the second escaped prisoner who spent more than three weeks on the run is in critical condition this morning after state police shot and captured him. this was the scene soon after a police sergeant david sweat. sweat, a convicted killer had been on the run for at least 22

. >> across the cornell campus life savings innovations. >> heart valves are complex geometry shapes.duplicate that shape. >> at the biomechanical lab, laura is working on a pediatric valve. >> if you can take stem cells you can fabricate a living valve that would be used as a prosthetic. >> you 3d print a valve using the patient's own stem cells and it will grow with them. good yes, that's the idea. >> if it works, it will be lifesaving for boys like 9-year-old max page, he's that cute darth vader character. >> we knew max was in trouble. they discovered he had a congenital heart defet. 2012. >> what was an adequate sized connection between the heart and lungs, at three months of aiming, is not adequate -- of age, is not adequate for a seven and a half year old boy. >> for max the valve is artificial, it won't grow with him. when he gets 18 he'll need a valve to match that size body and when he is a full size valve. >> it makes me happy to know woe have somebody else on our side. >> we talked with a family whose child currently suffering from this condition. and they are so excited a