cornel west, i mention, i think, throughout the book because cornel west, in my opinion, is part of the race hustle movement. and i put him in -- i lump him in a category with al sharpton because cornel west is always trotted out by the mainstream media when we need, quote, black spokespeople. and, you know, when i was growing up, my parents never gave me a memo that i had to have black people speak on my behalf, because my parents grew up during the segregated south, and they were called the n-word, my parents had to sit in the back of the bus in richmond, virginia. so they always taught me to peek for myself as a -- to speak for myself as a black woman. so i take great offense between, you know, when the media wants to reduce black people to voices in a collective box that have to be relegated to spokespeople. peter, you don't have a white spokesperson that speaks on your behalf, do you? maybe you do and i don't know about it, but i think i missed that memo. so when you look at cornel west, he's making a lot of money writing books about what black people should think and do and how he

cornell. the ivy league. big red. ♪ hail, all hail cornell >> reporter: more than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will, with good fortune, take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance ticket to adult life. and only the best need apply. students like charlie tan. he was so kind his high school classmate featured him in a video "random acts of kindness," giving gifts to complete strangers. >>> not just a great kid, but the greatest of great kids. >> reporter: charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became mr. everything in his high school years. scholar, athlete, class president. the guy with the cool friends. anna valentine opened up her parents' summer lake house to charlie and her other teenage pals. >> oh, he's such a nice guy. he was always happy and energetic. >> personalities, the kind of guy that comes in a room and tells jokes? >> yeah. he's the one that, like, everybody knows him. he'll, like, walk in and, lik

cornell west has diverse influences to say the least.g jazz giants, john coltrain and sarah vaughn helping him understand human suffering. west sees civil rights pioneer joshua heshel as one of the great treasures of the 20th century. >> never a question of skin pigmentation or a question of culture, sexual orientation or civilization what kind of human being you will be from your mama's womb to tomb and what legacy will you leave. cornell west was born 62 years ago in oklahoma but grew up in glen elder, a predominantly black neighborhood near sacramento california. he is the second of four children. his father clifton was a federal administrator and his mother irene was a teacher. they were a close-knit, church-going family. >> i feel as if i have been blessed to undergo a transformation from gangster to redeemed sinner with gangster proclivities. >> you actually were a thug when you were a youngster? >> oh, absolutely. i got kicked out of school when i was 7 years old. >> doing what, dr. west? >> refused to salute the flag because my g

we are live in strange, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> thank you, cornell. also no bags this year. and we will stream live aerials just before the start of the race at 8:00 a.m. you can watch it through the abc7 news app and enable push be alerts to get race information as it happens. >>> workers are hoping africanized bees in a concord neighborhood will be gone later this morning. they are being blamed for the deaths of two dogs and attacks on several people. lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> this is the man tasked with containing and removing all of these aggressive bees. they took over a honey beehive in his backyard. >> they were quite aggressive yesterday. i got stung, my wife got stung and my son got stung through his bee suit. >> his son is an amateur beekeeper, yesterday when he tried to collect honey, a swarm of bees that took over the hive escaped and attacked. the bees went to the neighbor's house. >> unfortunately, they were nice little dogs and they were killed by beestings. >> the dogs were killed. >> then the bees started stinging people in the street, including t

. >> cornell? >> ama and dan, lots of sad faces. one fan told me he forgot what it was like to lose and it rarely happens. >> they left oracle disappointed and stunned. many didn't think losing at home was a possibility for a team. >> they looked leak they won it. >> it was exciting and then it got sad at the end. >> they took the lead for most of the game up 13 points at the half, but the thunder came rolling back to win the game. amanda and her kids are cheering for the first time at an nba game all the way from the philippine for the warriors are huge. >> my kids love curry. that's why we came. they could see him live. >> this young fan came from australia. some fans painted their faces for good luck. sisters carmen and can do agree on everything except their favorite player. >> i came to see steph and draymund. >> thompson. >> we found this thunder fan sitting alone. >> you know you are outnumbered here. >> game one is a rough start to the dubs. >> another day and another game. i am ready for t

. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us and is there live. cornell? >> reporter: ama and dan, the principal here is sending her thoughts and prayers to the friends and family of the young man who died today. his name has not yet been released, but this is a statement that was part of a recorded message that went home to parents tonight. it said that one of our students passed away this evening following a medical emergency that occurred at the conclusion of football conditioning. the message went on to say that staff provided medical attention and 9-1-1 was called immediately. a tragedy for his love ones and the school community. it is unthoan if -- it is unknown if today's hot temperatures played a part in the medical emergency. it was 80 degrees in alameda today. the grief counselors will be on hand here at the school tomorrow. live in alameda, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> cornell, thank you. >>> new at 11:00, tonight police in pittsford are looking for somebody who shot three people. one person is in critical condition and all three were taken to

. >> cornell? >> ama and dan, lots of sad faces. one fan told me he forgot what it was like to lose and it rarely happens. >> they left oracle disappointed and stunned. many didn't think losing at home was a possibility for a team. >> they looked leak they won it. >> it was exciting and then it got sad at the end. >> they took the lead for most of the game up 13 points at the half, but the thunder came rolling back to win the game. amanda and her kids are cheering for the first time at an nba game all the way from the philippine for the warriors are huge. >> my kids love curry. that's why we came. they could see him live. >> this young fan came from australia. some fans painted their faces for good luck. sisters carmen and can do agree on everything except their favorite player. >> i came to see steph and draymund. >> thompson. >> we found this thunder fan sitting alone. >> you know you are outnumbered here. >> game one is a rough start to the dubs. >> another day and another game. i am ready for t

. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us and is there live. cornell?rincipal here is sending her thoughts and prayers to the friends and family of the young man who died today. his name has not yet been released, but this is a statement that was part of a recorded message that went home to parents tonight. it said that one of our students passed away this evening following a medical emergency that occurred at the conclusion of football conditioning. the message went on to say that staff provided medical attention and 9-1-1 was called immediately. a tragedy for his love ones and the school community. it is unthoan if -- it is unknown if today's hot temperatures played a part in the medical emergency. it was 80 degrees in alameda today. the grief counselors will be on hand here at the school tomorrow. live in alameda, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> cornell, thank you. >>> new at 11:00, tonight police in pittsford are looking for somebody who shot three people. one person is in critical condition and all three were taken to the hospital. investigators are

hi, cornell. >> ama and dan, there is a party go -- going on. why not? the war yes, sirs did it again tonight -- the warriors did it again. the fan base was pretty much blown away. >> the warrior advance to the western conference finals. >> warriors! >> dub nation is beaming with pride. it was a close game until the final seconds when the warriors took the lead in game five. before the game steph curry was presented with the 2016mvp award in front of the fanses. patrick and teresa say no one is more deserving. >> he incorporates everything a true basketball player should have. is a good role model. and he >> curry, thompson, green, a fantastic season. it is one of the seasons you will never forget. >> phil brought his own nba trophy to the imam. he predicts greatness will happy again. >> one more record. one more something that has never been done before. it is an amazing season and it is great to be a part of it. >> every time we come here it is history in the making. >> the warriors ♪ stefan curry ♪ >> justice harris wrote that song. he is donating pro

we sent watters to cornell. >> what year are you here?y pants. >> then we have lots to talk, about huh? >> what's campus. >> very diverse campus. bunch of different people from a bunch of different background. >> it's not that diverse. because, according to this report, 96% of the donations from faculty here went to democrats. >> what's wrong with that? >> oh, oh. >> i think we are a pretty liberal school. >> do you support diversity. >> i do. >> but you don't support diversity of opinion? [crickets chirping] >> you wrote the article that blew this whole story up. >> the administration refused to comment. we got a lot of professors saying pretty much they don't think that republicans are qualified to teach here. >> do you ever feel that the professors are pushing a political agenda here. >> i have friends who are liberal arts majors. they write a paper and bring up a conservative viewpoint they won't get a good grade. >> if i want an a i have to tell. >> 96% is kind of high. >> really high. >> you are acting like brown university. >> i'm

cornell bernard is live at the scene of this tragedy with developing details. cornell? >> reporter: dan, tonight the train tracks are reopened to traffic after two lives were lost here today. vaw net sawen -- vanessa's family told us where the busy mom was headed before the crash. >> sky 7hd was over the crash. a toyota suv hit head on by a busy amtrak train. first responders confirmed the worst. >> we have one female driver and one child approximately three years old. >> 30-year-old vanessa enriquez was there with her 3-year-old daughter, sadie. the family is devastated. he calls vanessa a dedicated hard-working mom. he says vanessa was on her way to pick up her son who has autism, but she didn't arrive and police were called. there was traffic on washington avenue at the time of the crash. police say enriquez was trapped in the on coming train. >> it appears it was stopped in traffic right on top of the track. >> i have two kids and it is just -- it hurts my heart. >> jackie is always careful near this rail crossing. >> i stop before the track. if there are cars, i st

thank you, cornell.s this morning, a pilot is dead after his plane crashed while performing a stunt at an alts airshow yesterday. the pilot crashed while flying in tandem with another plane during an aerial acrobatic stunt. witnesses say that plane was doing a maneuver and was unable to pull out of a dive because of high winds. the faa and ntsb are investigating. it was the first accident in 30 years of that atlanta airshow. >>> a desperate search is on this morning for a mother missing at sea. security video shows her falling overboard from a carnival cruise ship 200 miles after the texas -- off texas coast. the coast guard was not contacted until after she disappeared. >> the coast guard scouring part of the gulf of mexico for this mother of four who went overboard from a cruise ship. the carnival liberty was heading from galveston to cozumel when they say samantha somehow fell into the water from the tenth story of the ship. officials explain her friends didn't realize she was missing until later that

hi, cornell. >> ama and dan, there is a party go -- going on. why not?tonight -- the warriors did it again. the fan base was pretty much blown away. >> the warrior advance to the western conference finals. >> warriors! >> dub nation is beaming with pride. it was a close game until the final seconds when the warriors took the lead in game five. before the game steph curry was presented with the 2016mvp award in front of the fanses. patrick and teresa say no one is more deserving. >> he incorporates everything a true basketball player should have. he has heart and soul and he is a good role model. >> curry, thompson, green, a fantastic season. it is one of the seasons you will never forget. >> phil brought his own nba trophy to the imam. he predicts greatness will happy again. >> one more record. one more something that has never been done before. it is an amazing season and it is great to be a part of it. >> every time we come here it is history in the making. >> the warriors ♪ stefan curry ♪ >> justice harris wrote that song. he is donating profits to ch

cornell bernard is live at the scene of this tragedy with developing details. cornell? >> reporter: dan, tonight the train tracks are reopened to traffic after two lives were lost here today. vaw net sawen -- vanessa's family told us where the busy mom was headed before the crash. >> sky 7hd was over the crash. a toyota suv hit head on by a busy amtrak train. first responders confirmed the worst. >> we have one female driver and one child approximately three years old. >> 30-year-old vanessa enriquez was there with her 3-year-old daughter, sadie. the family is devastated. he calls vanessa a dedicated hard-working mom. he says vanessa was on her way to pick up her son who has autism, but she didn't arrive and police were called. there was traffic on washington avenue at the time of the crash. police say enriquez was trapped in the on coming train. >> it appears it was stopped in traffic right on top of the track. >> i have two kids and it is just -- it hurts my heart. >> jackie is always careful near this rail crossing. >> i stop before the track. if there are cars, i st

we'll talk to target chairman and ceo brian cornell. home depot co-founder to talk politics and later, we'll talk to chairman and ceo jamie dimon. in the meantime, let's get a check of markets. overnight, it's taken a turn for the worse. the dow jones future is opening lower by 51 points. s&p by 5, nasdaq giving up 14. weighing on the dow, of course, is disney. overnight in asia, the nikkei is managing to turn a little higher at the moment. the shanghai composite a little in the green. european equities, this one interesting to watch. a couple cross-currents to watch. german dax down 1%. france's cac, down almost 1%.

joining me is nick confasori, "new york times," and democratic strategist cornell belcher. nick, you covered the world of campaign infrastructure, particularly on the money side. there was a period of time in which it seemed that, okay, we're going to get now the traditional organization's going to be built. and here's my theory about what happened, your colleagues wrote about this today. the polls bumped for him and i think he just said, i'm going to keep winging it the way that i have. >> he has actually done pretty well so far without any of those pieces. yes. >> he has defied all the rules of how you win a primary. and the question is, can you really apply that kind of gut strategy of not having data, organization, or super pacs or a planned media operation, when you're trying to reach the millions of swing voters? really it's actually a very small electorate. trying to reach them and get them out in the first place and vote for you. >> cornell, this goes in some ways to the difference between who a primary electorate is and who a general electorate is. but at first blu

>> i was teaching at cornell and philip came up.e was awaiting sentencing for a prior action in 1967 and baltimore were they poured the draft files in the city. he came up to cornell and announced to me very coolly that he and others were going to do it again. by the courage, the flattery, really come of my brother, and not just submitting to the prior conviction but saying, we have got to underscore the first action with another one. and he says, you're invited. so i swallowed hardnd said, give me a few days, i want to talk about pros and cons of doing a thing like this. so when i started meditating and putting down reasons to do it and reasons not to do it, it became quitelear that the option and the invitation were outweighing everything else, and that i had to go ahead with him. so i notified him that i was in, and we did it. amy: this was after you had been in north vietnam. >> right. this was may of 1968 and i had been in hanoi in late january, early february of that year. >> with historian howard zinn, freeing prisoners of wa

. >> that's where cornell bernard is live. cornell? >> the novato school superintendent just confirmed that the students from novato high school were involved in today's shooting tragedy. as a result classes are canceled tomorrow at novato high school to allow students, parents and teachers to grive. grieve. one young man is dead. there was a scary day in this neighborhood. >> sky 7hd was over the full scale manhunt. they were wanted for murder. >> the reality 1 we are a crime where -- the reality is we p we have a crime where somebody was killed. >> the victim found shot and stabbed on an open space hiking trail a mile from the end of fairway drive. another young man found wounded, but alive. nearby. >> we don't know what the reasoning was. was it a chance encounter. >> the search for the suspects was extensive. they were told to stay in their homes and keep their doors locked. >> they were told to shelter in place because of the shooting and they mentioned the location and it was close to home. >> what did you think of that? >> i was

let's get to cornell barnard who is live in sacramento. >> reporter: they were definitely feel the bern in sacramento tonight. just a huge turnout to see the man who may be trailing his rival, hib, but no one seemed to care. -- hillary clinton. >> i think i'm making history. i el feel like i'm mace making history. >> reporter: actor danny glover introduced bernie sanders who got a rock star welcome. >> in case you haven't noticed there is a lot of people here. >> reporter: an estimated 15,000 people in fact who were feeling the bern. sanders says he is in it to win it in california. >> we are going to fight for every vote until june 14th. [ cheers and applause ] and we are going to take the political revolution into the convention in philadelphia. >> reporter: people waited in line for hours in the hot sun. some were overcome by the heat and needed medical attention. >> bern like you mean it. >> reporter: colleen erickson and her friends feel disenfranchised as voters. they believe bernie sanders's message is fresh. >> you don't have to go hillary. you can trust in bernie. i think the w

cornell bernard takes us inside for opening day. >> reporter: a shower of red biodegradable confetti rained down on howard street. signaling the grand re-opening of the san francisco moma. >> this is a real san francisco institution. >> three years of renovation and $3,035,000,000 worth of private donations later, the wraps finally came off the new miami and folks got the first look. >> what's the wow factor. >> the building. >> we're bigger but better. >> the deputy director says there's more room from the original museum built 21 years ago. >> we have tripled the amount of square footage dedicated to art in the building. >> the new collection is impressive. self floors house the private art collection of gap founders don and doris fisher. the lobby lad to be big enough for this sculpture by a local artist. >> its up usual. >> reminds me of being in mt. zion or something like that. >> the architect designed the moma to reflect the bay area wall of living green plants, a rippling exterior of white mindful of the fog rolling? the stairs, they recreate the hills of san francisco. there

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom and steph isn't even the highest paid player on the team. >> steph curry's star is on the rise again. >> left wide open! right between the eyes. >> steph curry's come back was a jaw dropper. it is the stuff of ledge ends. >> when he started to connect and hit the three p -- it went back. >> they were in such awe they bought curry jerseys today. curry seemed humbled to win the mvp award again this year and this time it was oh so special. >> to be the first unanimous mvp award winner is something that i put in words. >> reporter: he lead them to 73 winds scoring 30 points per game, the first player to make 403 pointers in the first season. not bad it is the fifth and they are in the million dollar range. >> the sports market cking professor michael goldman says the mvp gear is already for sale on-line. he is already the face of under armor. apple and muscle milk and brita water filters with more deals on the way. 1kwr50*eu let's win a championship -- >> let's win a championship. >> reporter: they are beaming with pride. >> i am proud to be a warr

. >> that's where cornell bernard is live. cornell? >> the novato school superintendent just confirmed that the students from novato high school were involved in today's shooting tragedy. as a result classes are canceled tomorrow at novato high school to allow students, parents and teachers to grive. grieve. one young man is dead. there was a scary day in this neighborhood. >> sky 7hd was over the full scale manhunt. they were wanted for murder. >> the reality 1 we are a crime where -- the reality is we p we have a crime where somebody was killed. >> the victim found shot and stabbed on an open space hiking trail a mile from the end of fairway drive. another young man found wounded, but alive. nearby. >> we don't know what the reasoning was. was it a chance encounter. >> the search for the suspects was extensive. they were told to stay in their homes and keep their doors locked. >> they were told to shelter in place because of the shooting and they mentioned the location and it was close to home. >> what did you think of that? >> i was

in san francisco, cornell b bernard. >>> sky 7 hd was over the race. isaac mukundi was the winner with 25 minutes, 33 seconds. the fastest women grew up in kenya from boulder, colorado. her time was 40:36. >>> well, there is hot weather come thing way this week, but a cool down, too. tonight, there are mostly skies above the golden gate bridge camera. don't expect that to change in the days ahead as it heats up. for more let's head to drew tuma with live doppler 7 hd and the roller coaster ride, drew? >> you need everything. we'll go up and down to the temperature department. this is how it looks. time lapse from this evening and mainly clear skies, the only exception along the coast. we have a little marine layer so the coast tonight will have some low clouds and those low clouds will push into part of the bay area. overnight tonight here we go, south of the golden gate, you know right around oakland half moon bay, santa cruz, livermore, that's where we'll have cloud cover in the north bay that we'll have clear skies, upper 40s to mid 50s will be your

cornell bernard takes us inside for opening day. >> reporter: a shower of red biodegradable confetti rained down on howard street. signaling the grand re-opening of the san francisco moma. >> this is a real san francisco institution. >> three years of renovation and $3,035,000,000 worth of private donations later, the wraps finally came off the new miami and folks got the first look. >> what's the wow factor. >> the building. >> we're bigger but better. >> the deputy director says there's more room from the original museum built 21 years ago. >> we have tripled the amount of square footage dedicated to art in the building. >> the new collection is impressive. self floors house the private art collection of gap founders don and doris fisher. the lobby lad to be big enough for this sculpture by a local artist. >> its up usual. >> reminds me of being in mt. zion or something like that. >> the architect designed the moma to reflect the bay area wall of living green plants, a rippling exterior of white mindful of the fog rolling? the stairs, they recreate the hills of san francisco. there

i was teaching at cornell, and philip came up. he was awaiting sentencicing for a prior action in 1967 in baltimore, where they poured their blood on draft files in the city. and he came up to cornell and announced to m me very cooly that he and others were going to do it again. i was blown away by the courage, and ththe effrontery, really, of my brother, in not really just submitting to the prior conviction, but saying, "we've got to underscore the first action with another one." and he says, "you're invited." so i swallowed hard and said, "give me a few days. i want to talk about pro and cons of doing a thing like this." so when i started meditating and putting down reasons to do it and reasons not to do it, it became quite clear that the o option and the invitation were outweighing everything else and d thatat i had to go ahead with him. so i notified him that i was in. and we did it. amy: now, this was after you had been to north vietnam. >> rightht. this was may of 1968, and i had been in hanoi in late january, early february

let's get to cornell barnard who is live in sacramento. >> reporter: they were definitely feel the bern in sacramento tonight. just a huge turnout to see the man who may be trailing his rival, hib, but no one seemed to care. -- hillary clinton. >> i think i'm making history. i el feel like i'm mace making history. >> reporter: actor danny glover introduced bernie sanders who got a rock star welcome. >> in case you haven't noticed there is a lot of people here. >> reporter: an estimated 15,000 people in fact who were feeling the bern. sanders says he is in it to win it in california. >> we are going to fight for every vote until june 14th. [ cheers and applause ] and we are going to take the political revolution into the convention in philadelphia. >> reporter: people waited in line for hours in the hot sun. some were overcome by the heat and needed medical attention. >> bern like you mean it. >> reporter: colleen erickson and her friends feel disenfranchised as voters. they believe bernie sanders's message is fresh. >> you don't have to go hillary. you can trust in bernie. i think the w

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom and steph isn't even the highest paid player on the team. >> steph curry's star is on the rise again. between the eyes. >> steph curry's come back was a jaw dropper. it is the stuff of ledge ends. >> when he started to connect and hit the three p -- it went back. >> they were in such awe they bought curry jerseys today. curry seemed humbled to win the mvp award again this year and this time it was oh so special. >> to be the first unanimous mvp award winner is something that i put in words. >> reporter: he lead them to 73 winds scoring 30 points per game, the first player to make 403 pointers in the first season. not bad it is the fifth and they are in the million dollar range. >> the sports market cking professor michael goldman says the mvp gear is already for sale on-line. he is already the face of under armor. apple and muscle milk and brita water filters with more deals on the way. 1kwr50*eu let's win a championship -- >> let's win a championship. >> reporter: they are beaming with pride. >> i am proud to be a warriors fan. >> reporter: co

in sacramento, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> meantime, hillary clinton's campaign opened its first san francisco office on venice avenue today. her other bay area office is in oakland. >> reporter: donald trump has promised to go up against dumts democrats even if republicans don't back him. today house speaker paul ryan said he doesn't know trump enough to support him yet and if he trump wants him to, he would step down as go convention chair. download the abc7 news app for free and get push alerts to get news as it happens. >>> bleep i'm not even black. >> doesn't married, your mentality -- >> okay. >> maya via real shared this confrontation. the man calls her a racial slur. he was driving a private vehicle at the time. muni says we are taking immediate and corrective action. >>> an oakland woman died following a rear end crash on route 4 near summersville road in antioch. the chp says a woman in a white bmw collided into the back of this acura sedan. the 49-year-old woman driving the acura was killed, the other driver is expected to be okay. investigators closed lanes in the are

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> more than 80 volunteers in oakland are sending a strong message to vandals. you are not welcome here. abc 7 news was in chinatown today as they painted over gra 70 50ty. business owners say the problem is just getting worse. a new program encourages anyone who lives in oakland to adomt a building or a block and keep it free from vandalism year round. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, why lawmakers are 0 go fg after one of the more secretive commissions that makes decisions about california's beautiful coastlines. >>> plus -- >> a year ago, he had 11 days left. and we had no idea. >> facebook executive sheryl sandberg opens up about the loss of her husband in an emotional commencement speech when we return. . >>> state lawmakers want california's coastal committee that makes decision on shoreline development to be more open. a newly proposed bill would ban members of the commission from meeting privately with lobbyi lobbyists, developers or environmentals. the legislation came after the commission quietly fired its executive director t

he had some advice from george, a professor at cornell. on henryan to lean morgenthaler, who became secretary of treasury. they were all in favor of going off of the gold standard to tackle deflation by raising prices, allowing roosevelt and the united states government through the federal reserve dollar, tomanage the ease booms and busts. >> world war ii comes. how does that affect the economy? eric: roosevelt uses the idea of antifascist as an alliance in the war. it carries over into the late 1930's and they use currency loans and antifascist measures during the time when the united states was not yet a belligerent. vigorouslyegan to aid britain and used currency devices to send aid to the brits in 1941. it was done with american aid. the american administration ase and it was-le part of the deal they would sign onto a currency program, which would be an international agent for peacetime. >> roosevelt is concerned about the global economy and the american economy. eric: he is concerned about andnging an economy avoiding fascism. he beli

cornell bernard is live with the latest. they're changing tactics. >> reporter: they will not be returning to the area, nor will their supporters. this is the police station where barricades and police officers now sound the area where the strike started in april. now they're calling for a general strike and boycott tomorrow but not everyone is onboard. >> the fridays co five made it official. the hunger strike was over. they were admitted to the hospital because of declining health. it came hours after religious leaders offered a prayer for strength. >> the lift up so much pain and anger going back for decades because of the way people in our communities have been treat by law enforcement. >> the group demanded the firing of the police chief after two shooting deaths of minority bid police friday nice, protesters who supported the frisco five stormed city hall and refused to leave. a totaloff 33 protesters were arrested. now the frisco five are generating this message on social media, calling for an all-day protest at city

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us with details on what happened. cornell? >> reporter: we're learning new details about the shooting. the 27-year-old clerk was shot in the arm. he is recovering. police say he tried to intervene in the middle of a domestic dispute that quickly turned deadly. >> i just know that a lady was killed and my son was shot in the arm. he had blood on his arms that wasn't his. >> he was terrified when he saw his son, wounded. >> i saw what it was. i talked to him. so he was okay. >> police say cynthia flores cross was followed by a 34-year-old thomas john williams junior. he was armed with a gun. the two argued. he fired his gun, killing cross. police say the two had been in a previous relationship. the suspect turned himself in at the antioch police department a short time later. police and witnesses say the clerk stepped in to help. >> the man and woman got into it. he tried to help. d that is when the suspect shot his girlfriend, then, tom he would have tried to help her. >> tom is that type of guy. if he can help, he he's going t

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us with details on what happened. cornell? >> reporter: we're learning new details about the shooting. the 27-year-old clerk was shot in the arm. he is recovering. police say he tried to intervene in the middle of a domestic dispute that quickly turned deadly. >> i just know that a lady was killed and my son was shot in the arm. he had blood on his arms that wasn't his. >> he was terrified when he saw his son, wounded. >> i saw what it was. i talked to him. so he was okay. >> police say cynthia flores cross was followed by a 34-year-old thomas john williams junior. he was armed with a gun. the two argued. he fired his gun, killing cross. police say the two had been in a previous relationship. the suspect turned himself in at the antioch police department a short time later. police and witnesses say the clerk stepped in to help. >> the man and woman got into it. he tried to help. and that is when the suspect shot his girlfriend, then, tom he would have tried to help her. >> tom is that type of guy. if he can help, he he's going