he would have never ever have left this world. >> chris cornell was severely impaired. didn't have the mental capacity to decide to leave this world on his own. >> now vicky made it her conviction to are prevent it from happening to other families to launch the addiction resource center. >> addiction impacts your brain. it's a brain disorder. it is an illness in that it can change behaviors and priorities. >> tell us more about the type of father and husband he was. >> the kids were his everything. our family was his everything. as soon as he got off stage he was a dad. he was a regular dad. >> but the father of three was also battling private demons for years struggled with drug and chalamet addiction. he sought treatment and by 2003 was sober. but that wouldn't last. >> approximately a year before he died he was prescribed benzodiazepine to help him sleep and was because he had torn his shoulder. the pain in the shoulder was waking him up at night and keeping him up. >> by february 2017 vicky says chris began acting differently which she attributed to his prescription

that put the shooting back to that thursday night charlie came home from cornell.our-day-old crime scene would also explain what had been plainly obvious to the seasoned detective's nose. >> the odor of -- of decomposition was very strong. >> reporter: the detective now believed that emotional 911 call was bogus, a charade. >> did you say you heard a shot? >> yes. >> his mother was in peril. and he had to shoot the husband. but now you're seeing this might be days earlier. it's a "what's going on here?" thing, right? >> correct. that first -- inference from the 911 call and from what charlie had said in the driveway to the deputies, seemed to be in -- you know, in -- confrontation with what we were starting to see inside. >> reporter: down at the sheriff's office, jean tan, the mother, was released from custody. but not charlie. the 19-year old ivy leaguer was charged with second-degree murder. >> what did you think, anna? >> i was -- shocked. i was just so confused about, i didn't think it was real, i didn't think it was possible. >> reporter: charlie tan, the nic

cornell, does it matter?well it does matter because -- you remember that one of the early arguments was that we had guys like john kelly with his background and military background who were the adults in the room who would keep trump in check. well, the guys -- the adults in the room are vanishing from the room. and i'm struck by what omarosa says. it is not okay. i don't think we're going to be okay. i think kelly said some things that -- frankly i find offensive about immigration -- about immigrants, et cetera. but he was still one of the security blankets that we look at and say there is some adults around him so things won't get too chaotic. the checks and balances that are around him and the adults in room are not doing their job and he's letting them go. we are not going to be okay. >> i was thinking about this, brett. john kelly is only the latest person if he does end up having to exit under this cloud, whose reputation is tarnished more after he leaves trump's orbit. >> i think that is very true. i d

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> now there is one downside of the warmth. the melting snow in tahoe. a live look from your lake tahoe camera at heavenly mountain resort. be sure to download the abc7 app to see the forecast where you live. >>> police shot and killed a dog after it shot the officer. police gathered evidence today. the east bay times reports two dogs escaped a yard on the block and tried to attack neighbors. they chagsed a woman who--with a possible bite and broken hand while an officer interviewed her the dogs returned. one described a 50 pound german shepherd went after the officer who shot and killed it. police are still searching for the second dog. >> pleasant hill called off the search for a man dressed in military gear armed with an assault-style rifle. they say the 33-year-old suspect is now in custody. anywhere the century movie theater downtown. they arrived, saw him wearing camouflage pants with a bulletproof vest and a weapon. he then tack off running. officers locked down the area, searching for him until 4:00 in the morning. nobo

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live at at&t. cornell, this year, lots of excitement about new players. >> reporter: yeah, for sure, eric. is it too early to say go giants? i don't think so. just a gorgeous day here at at&t park for fan fest. you know, after a disappointing season last year, many fans are hoping the new players can help turn things around. >> we're doing it this year. >> that's right. yes, we are. >> reporter: giants fan fest is pure tradition. a rare chance to wander the field, even see your favorite players up close taking selfies, like first baseman brandan belt. 30,000 fans converged on at&t park. many hoping this season will be a winner. >> i know it can't be worse than last year, so, no, i'm excited. they got some new players. >> reporter: giants fans welcomed new third baseman evan longoria from the tampa bay raies. >> pretty pumped to be coming to a place with a fan base like you guys and a tradition of winning. >> reporter: austin jackson and andrew mckupchan also joined the giants this season. a former

. >> cornell bernard is live for us at opd with more on this story, cornell? >> reporter: dion and eric, the opd handed out more than 100 citations overnight but business owners who are now dealing with a lot of damage say tickets are just not enough. they want it to stop. screeching tires and burning rubber on sunday. a large crowd gathered to watch this side show play out. the owner of this exxon station too scared to show his face say they vandalized his business. the video as the crowd smashes the front door. several people are seen running in and out with stolen merchandise. an employee not hurt called 911. >> it's the responsibility of the city of oakland police department to make the environment safe and secure for the business owner. >> reporter: he says police sometimes take hours to show up. when officers responded on sunday, some had bottles thrown at them. the opd says it towed 30 cars from the scene and cited 147 people involved. another side show happened about the same time. watch as a man is thrown off the back of a car that's doing donuts. >>

cornell? >> reporter: yeah, it appears some of those i.c.e. raids are happening in the bay area today. mayor libby schaaf says more are yet to come. she says it's her ethical obligation to warn the public. a family in napa shared this video with us, a husband and father being taken no custody by i.c.e. agents sunday morning. the north bay rapid response immigration network confirms the arrest and believes other immigration sweeps will follow. it comes one day after oakland mayor lady schaaf issued a warning that i.c.e. sweeps were immigrant across the bay area. >> yesterday i learned information from multiple sources that there is potentially an i.c.e. activity planned in the bay area. >> reporter: mayor schaaf had few details about the warning. it is n >> it is not my wish to panic people but to be sure they are prepared with information. >> reporter: daniel silva is working at this community event in the fraughtvale district and appreciates the mayor owes warning. >> gives people a heads up and shows solidarity, you know. shows that she care

cornell, no one needs to remind you, that doesn't equal permission to flip the house. that's just republicans leaving congress. the latter is a big challenge. >> well, here's the thing. look, in 2006 i worked for government at the dnc. i think when we had a wave election, you had i think 18 or 19 republican incumbents stepping down. this is a big deal in campaign terms, brian. because knocking off incumbents is really, really hard. right? it's darn near impossible to knock off an incumbent. you're seeing more incumbents knocked off in primaries. open seats are real opportunities, they're really toss-ups. i'm not saying south carolina's seat is something that's going to be put automatically in play. but the sheer number of open opportunities for democrats along with a president with historical disapproval, a congress with historical disapproval, and majority of americans thinking the country's heading the wrong direction, that is getting right in line with what we saw in 2006 before we had the wave election. and then in 2006, brian what we didn't have what is we see tod

abc7 news reporter cornel bernard is live for us at opd headquarters. >> reporter: the opd says it handed out more than 100 citations this morning. but business owners say a ticket is just not enough. they want it to stop and they say they've got a lot of broken glass to prove why. screeching tiring and burning rubber in oakland sunday, a large crowd gathered on high street to watch this side show play out. the owner of this exxon station too scared to show his face said side show spectatored left a trail of broken glass. a crowd suddenly smashes the front glass door. several people are seen running in and out with stolen merchandise, the employee who wasn't hurt spoke to us. the opd says it towed 30 cars from the scene and in all 137 people involved in the side show. another side show happened near the coliseum at the same time. watch the man jump off the side of a car that was doing doughnuts. ken houston who is running for oakland mayor says side show participants should be given a safe place. >> gun violence and lasers, i do not condone and i will not tolerate it, period. >> reporter:

he met mary luis validate cornell cafeteria and they talked about her history. they had a few conversations that were memorable. a sabbatical in brazil where he learned how to play other drums, had a great time about that time he thought well, i really should be married. hey, that young women come in young woman, married louise bell. a great conversation. maybe i'll write her and see if getting married. he wrote her and she accepted by mail, postal mail and they got married in simon took a job at caltech and they move together to southern california and they were married for four years, but what she didn't realize is that he did a couple of things that would annoy her greatly. calculus and bongo drumming. those were the grounds for the divorce. [laughter] .. >> i got married. so that is gweneth, his third wife. you see how happy he was to be married to her. [laughter] and the best man at the marriage -- at the wedding was this very cool artist and sculptor named jerry who's an armenian artist who was kind of of a wild figure. started dancing to the bongo drums,

kris wilson a republican pollster cornell belcher. lesley stahl would call up and say can you tell me anything. i would say i'm not telling you anything here's somebody who says our boss is a big fad idiot. it's stunning the lack of loyalty and the freedom you get sourcing over there. you don't laugh about this. you actually heard a person say big fat liar on phone. let me get that down here. >> i did get it down. we put it in a story. what's interesting about this is when kelly came in at first, there was a lot of discipline pep sort of staunched those leaks and chaos we saw under the first chief of staff in the early months of the white house. so this quote and sentiment told me how much general kelly has lost the support and trust and respect of his staff and his subordinates. part of that is because some of them believe he asked them to lie for him. >> 2407 minutes deal? >> exactly. an account they knew not to be true. the fact that someone would feel emboldened to say that to the media underscores the strife general kelly is now

i turned to brother cornell and i said what was that all about? to the supreme court when i wasn't here to get arrested. he handcuffed a little early. we went to jail. >> chief justice roberts was so gracious. >> that was a magnificent one. >> another one of my favorite stories as he was so fast, when he was the changing instrument, he would put them in his mouth. so that happening. not really hygienic at all and illustrate certainly how far we've come. he was moving so fast and he accidentally took off his assistance finger in the middle of its operations. and as he was changing instrument, he splashed the code of a spectator and it was sad he died right there afraid. the assistant died of gangrene, the patient died of gangrene and it's referred to as the only operation with a 300% mortality rate. listing the open the ire. he actually performs the very first operation in britain. though he has discovered in america a few weeks or a month before and then makes its way over to london. now he doesn't believe it's going to work. he walks into the ope

abc7 news reporter cornel bernard is live for us at opd headquarters. >> reporter: the opd says it handed out more than 100 citations this morning. but business owners say a ticket is just not enough. they want it to stop and they say they've got a lot of broken glass to prove why. screeching tiring and burning rubber in oakland sunday, a large crowd gathered on high street to watch this side show play out. the owner of this exxon station too scared to show his face said side show spectatored left a trail of broken glass. a crowd suddenly smashes the front glass door. several people are seen running in and out with stolen merchandise, the employee wasn't hurt spoke to us. the opd says it towed 30 cars from the scene and in all 137 people involved in the side show. another side show happened near the coliseum at the same time. watch the man jump off the side of a car that was doing doughnuts. ken houston who is running for oakland mayor says side show participants should be given a safe place. >> gun violence and lasers, i do not condone and i will not tolerate it, period. >> reporter: oth

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cornell. >>> eric, dion. the congressman has hosted many townhalls but he says this is by far one of the largest. many were surprised when a gun rights supporter showed up demanding to be heard. >> what can be done both by congress and by to us limit the influence of the nra? >> there were tough questions at this townhall meeting on gun violence hosted by east bay congressman mark saying he is proud to get a failing grade in the nra. >> he told the packed house that parents students and teachers he will fight for a federal ban on assault weapons but won't be easy. even after a shooting massacre last week at a florida high school that left 17 dead. >> it's been disheartening, and heart breaking to see all the shootings. it's breaking my hart we have to have another tragedy. >> many rejected pruch's idea of arming teachers at school. >> argument teach certifies a b.s. idea. >> next to home, schools should be the safest most nurturing place. it would be a sad day in this country when we have to arm teach zbleers

and some of my classmates at cornell, very bright women, they would play dumb. that was the way to please a man, to make him feel more important. but marty was so secure in his own ability that he never regarded me as any kind of a threat, far from it. his idea was if i decided i wanted to spend the rest of my life with ruth, she's got to be something special. >> it's rather hard to imagine you playing down. i have to say that. [laughter] >> so, you're a rather famous person now, you know. and i'm just wondering, here you have your own swag and there's mugs and you have your tote bag, your "i dissent" tote bag. it is strange to see your face on mugs and tote bags? [laughter] >> this is all the creation of a second year law student at nyu. and it started when the supreme court decideed the shelby county case that shot the heart out of the voting rights act of 1965. and it started when the supreme he was angry about what the court did, and then decided that anger is a useless emotion and she would do something affirmative, something positive. so she created this t

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard explains how the community is trying to cope. >> i remember the first day we found out we were all sobbing. >> reporter: students at liberty high school were stunned to learn the sad news this week, 16-year-old junior caitlyn gonzalez passed away after a brief illness. a she liked to make everyone sometime and there was never once where i ever saw her down. >> reporter: her family tells abc7 news caitlyn died from complications from pneumonia. grief counselors have been available all week at liberty high school offering students the chance to talk about their emotions in the wake of her passing. the superintendent said as a result of the precaution it was disinfected. it is the fourth liberty student to die from unrelated causes. in january a student committed suicide. the cause of two other deaths are unknown but not related to the flu. >> the thing i've been impressed with the most is the level of caring and compassion of the entire school community. >> some people have been talking about it helping other people out. it's tough, but we'll get through

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has details. >> reporter: screeching tires and burning rubber in oaklandly sunday, a large crowd gathered on high street to watch the show play out. the owner of this exxon station too scared to show his face said side show spectators vandalized his business with the trail of broken glass. watch from inside the doors after it was locked. a crowd smashes the front glass door. several people are seen running in and out with stolen merchandise. the employee who wasn't hurt called 911. >> it is the responsibility of the city of oakland police department to make the environment safer and secure for the community, for the business owner. >> reporter: he says police sometimes take hours to show up. when officers responded, some had bottles thrown at them. the opd says it toed 30 cars from the scene and cited 147 people involved in the side show. another side show happened near the oakland coliseum at the same time. watch as a man is thrown off the side of a car that is doing doughnuts. >> this is not going to stop. >> reporter: community advocate ken houston is r

. >> cornell bernard has more about the mayor's alert. >> yesterday, i learned information from multiple sources that there is potentially an i.c.e. activity planned in the bay area. >> a stunning warning from libby schaaf that i.c.e. operations were imminent but there were few details when and where. >> it is not my wish to panic people but to insure that they're prepared with information. >> immigration advocate emma paulino says her community is scared. >> we have to be strong. we want to invite the community not to be in panic. we want to be prepared and we want to be all together. >> councilman noel guyo questions the public alert. >> it creates a lot of fear in people. people don't go to work tomorrow. >> the rapid response network is on alert telling undocumented people to know their rights. >> we're telling people just to be careful about what's going on. be sure that those coming after you, if you're in your house, that they have a warrant for your arrest. >> the mayor says her sources those targeted by i.c.e. sweeps were wanted for immigration violations and not crimes. shaf do

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard explains how the community is trying to cope. >> i remember the first day we found out we were all sobbing. >> reporter: students at liberty high school were stunned to learn the sad news this week, 16-year-old junior caitlyn gonzalez passed away after a brief illness. a she liked to make everyone sometime and there was never once where i ever saw her down. >> reporter: her family tells abc7 news caitlyn died from complications from pneumonia. grief counselors have been available all week at liberty high school offering students the chance to talk about their emotions in the wake of her passing. the superintendent said as a pr disinfected. it is the fourth liberty student to die from unrelated causes. in january a student committed suicide. the cause of two other deaths are unknown but not related to the flu. >> the thing i've been impressed with the most is the level of caring and compassion of the entire school community. >> some people have been talking about it helping other people out. it's tough, but we'll get through it. >> right now as parents w

i went to school, cornell university, with a ratio of four men to everywoman. it was the ideal place for if you could not find your man at cornell, you were hopeless. [laughter] what made marty so overwhelmingly attractive to me is that he cared that i had a brain, and i had not met a guy before who was interested at all. and some of my classmates at cornell, very bright women, they would play dumb. that was the way to please a man, to make him feel more important. but marty was so secure in his own ability that he never regarded me as any kind of a threat, far from it. was, if is idea decided i wanted to spend the rest of my life with ruth, she's got to be something special. post it's rather hard to imagine : you playing down. [laughter] i have to say that. so, you're a rather famous person now, you know. and i'm just wondering, here you have your own swag and there's mugs and you have your tote bag, your "i dissent" tote bag. [laughter] it is strange to see your face on mugs and tote bags? [laughter] justice ginsburg: this is all the creation of a second year

penn moves to 19 and seven on the season with a 79-71 win over cornell.lling at this point. >> thank you so much lesley. >>> stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a winter wonderland in south korea. a look at how the country is celebrating the chilly weather and also showcasing showcase soe incredible ice carving skills for thousands of th >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. while the olympic games are the talk of the town in pyeongcheng this year there is a stunning winter event as well that is certainly wowing south korean tourists and it does every year. it's part of the 26th annual snowflake festival which show cases amazing works of art made from ice and snow. 60,000 tons of snow had to be made for this event. this year the festival features chilly representations of characters from children's stories. >> beautiful. yeah, we just got here so we're really excited to walk through which this is a nice break, go eat, come back out here kind of a nice break to see something different. >> all of the snow needed for the event took about two mont

. >> cornell bernard is live for us at opd with more on this story, cornell?porter: dion and eric, the opd handed out more than 100 citations overnight but business owners who are now dealing with a lot of damage say tickets are just not enough. they want it to stop. screeching tires and burning rubber on

cornell? >> reporter: yeah, it appears some of those i.c.e.ds are happening in the bay area today. mayor libby schaaf says more are yet

penn moves to 19 and seven on the season with a 79-71 win over cornell.rolling at this point. >> thank you so much lesley. >>> stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a winter wonderland in south korea. a look at how the country is celebrating the chilly weather and also showcasing showcase soe incredible ice carving skills for thousands of their gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. while the olympic games are the talk of the town in pyeongcheng this year there is a stunning winter event as well that is certainly wowing south korean tourists and it does every year. it's part of the 26th annual snowflake festival which show cases amazing works of art made from ice an

. >>> and chris cornell who committed suicide last year opened up. >> vicki cornell has opened up about her husband, saying she doesn't believe he meant to kill himself. >> my husband was the furthest thing from a rock star junkie. he just wasn't. he was the best husband, the greatest father. i lost my soul mate and love of my life. >> and you believe it was the addiction that led him to do what he did that night in taking his life? >> i don't think he could make any decisions because of the level of impairment. i know people say, can't blame yourself and i'm trying not to. but there were signs. people think that addiction -- people don't recognize it as a disease and it was -- i feel guilty. you think addiction is a choice. and it's not. >> and you can see robin's full interview on "good morning america" later today. >>> when we come back the star who has quite an opinion on curling and what curling has to say about it. >> "the skinny" is coming up next. ar without getting ripped off. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax. now the car

justice ginsburg: i was in a chemistry class at cornell. i was not very adept in elaborate jewelry, so teaching assistant -- the laboratory, so teaching assistant decided to help me out so much that he offered to give me a practice exam the day before the actual exam. when i went into the room and looked at the exam paper, i found that it was the practice exam. what thisediately instructor expected as a payoff. so, instead of being shy, i confronted him and said, how dare you do this. many, many of stories that every woman of my vintage knows. rosen: how do you do this. advise women to say in similar situations, should they be similarly strong? justice ginsburg: yes. this is bad behavior. you should not engage in it and i will not submit to it. i think it is easier today because there are numbers to support the woman who says something. we no longer here as often as we did in the past, she is making it up. this is an important question. what is your advice to men in people aregime where trying to behave well and figure out? treat them like

justice ginsburg: i was in a hemistry class at cornell. was not very adept in the laboratory, so a teaching assistant decided to help me out so much that he offered to give me a practice exam the day efore the actual exam. when i went into the room and looked at the exam paper, i found that it was the practice xam. i knew immediately what this instructor expected as a ayoff. so, instead of being shy, i confronted him and said, how are you do this. that is one of many, many stories that every woman of my vintage knows. rosin: how dare you do this. what would you advise women to say in similar situations, should they be similarly trong? justice ginsburg: yes. this is bad behavior. you should not engage in it and i will not submit to it. i think it is easier today because there are numbers to support the woman who says something. we no longer hear as often as we did in the past, she is making it up. rosen: this is an important question. what is your advice to men in this new regime where people are trying to behave well and figure ut what the

cornell? >> we just came out of field with a poll in battleground states.now approve of the job the president trump is doing. a majority of them strongly disapprove of the job he's doing. millennials are the key group pushing against donald trump right now. >> jooun john feehery. >> republicans have a problem in new york state. if they don't get anybody at the top of the ticket for the governor, senate or the lieutenant governor, they're not going to have anybody bringing any republicans to the polls and they can have an impact on house races. they've got to get someone at the top of the ticket. >> mitt romney is teasing his senate announcement today. he would possibly be running as an anti-trump republican in utah. republicans say that republicans are running as close to trump as they can. >> can he get through the convention. >> yes, it looks like he'll be the nominee. >> thank you, cornell. let me finish tonight with trump watch. you're watching "hardball." actually, this is good. because um, i've been meaning to talk to you, uh oh. well, you know, you'r

in lafayette, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >>> this week going one on with nra. stone man douglas high school student and teacher. ohio governor will discuss bipartisan solutions to mass shootings and the political out look for 2018 and 2020. you can watch this week george stephanopoulos 8:00 on abc 7. >>> two airlines the latest companies to cut ties with the national rifle association. delta and united. joining rental car and insurance companies who have in recent days eliminated membership benefit in response the nra says they plan to partner with new companies. california's top democrats are gathering in san diego for this weekend's state party convention. one democrat in the spotlight, the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee southern california congressman adam shift talking about the new indictments by special counsel robert mueller on friday. >> last couple of indictments or last several indictments have been breath taking in the scope. he has cooperating witnesses at the center of the trump campaign. >> talking about rick gates who pleade

"abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard was there. >> reporter: a rare chance to wander the field, seeing players up close and taking sell if i ask. >> oh my god. >> reporter: 30,000 fans, hoping this season will be a winner. >> i know it can't be worse than last year, i'm excited. >> reporter: bas m baseman. >> i'm excited to have a fan base like you guys and a tradition of winning. >> he says he won't be missed being heckled by giants fan, what's the matter with mckuchen, he's a bum. >> so now to be on this side, it's awesome. you call everybody else bums. >> the new trades are giving fans a reason to believe. >> adversity last year will turn into a world series this year. >> opening against dodgers in march 29, in san francisco, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >> what do we have on tap for the afternoon? >> cool ert today, in fact the winds are going to stick around getting on the shore line. it is mild in san francisco, 51 degree, up the road in santa rosa it is near freezing and temperatures in 40s elsewhere. breezy up above and back to reality today. i'll have your full accuweather f

insight and analysis are nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, democratic pollster cornell belcher, nbc news national political reporter carol lee, and cnbc's rick santelli. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. if you can remember as far back as tuesday, the week's news cycle began with the nation's intelligence chiefs testifying that russia's continuing to interfere with our elections systems here in 2018 and that president trump hasn't asked them to do anything about it. well, the week ended with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein announcing the indictment of 13 russians, including an oligarch close to putin, and three companies for engineering an elaborate campaign to subvert the 2016 election and support the candidacy of donald trump using social media. but in between was the horror of another school shooting. 17 students and teachers dead at a high school in parkland, florida. this week's school shooting,

." >> people across the bay area took advantage of yesterday's record heat, cornell barnard spent the day with folks enjoying the weather. >> reporter: the dog days of winter? this is february, right? >> this is amazing. it feels like the start of spring and summer, the dogs are excited too. >> dog lovers and dogs this day, just enough breeze to fly a kite or chill by the water. >> it is hot for february, yes, we are under -- over dressed and i was wishing i had my flip-flops. >> reporter: the rowing club giving it their all. a marathon to raise money for the club's youth program. >> we are used to the heat. we can handle it. >> some years you are out here at 4:00 at night and it is 27 degrees so it is noo is to have warm weather. >> we wait for these days and dd jump out on them. >> reporter: it was packed. a treat for the stoke family visiting from delaware. >> i think we left the snow. too bad we are leaving in a few days. >> i didn't expect it to be this warm, i had to borrow shorts from my son. >> in san francisco, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news.." >> you will fine out how warm it

"abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> what can be done by congress and by us to limit the influence of the nra? >> there were tough questions at this town hall meeting on gun violence. who says proud to get a failing grade from the nra. >> do you fully support a federal bannon assault rifles? >> yes. >> >> reporter: he'll fight for a federal bannon assault weapons but it won't be easy. even after the shooting that left 17 dead. >> it's heart breaking to see all the shootings. it is breaking my heart to have another tragedy. >> reporter: many rejected president's trump idea about arming teachers. >> schools should be the safest nurturing place next to home. it's a sad day in this country if we have to harm teachers. >> gun owner interrupted the town hall demanded equal time. he doesn't want to ban guns. >> instead of blaming gun owners, look at the people doing this. >> reporter: covering our camera let me knows and shouting him down. >> turn the cameras off. >> student johnson wants to feel safe at home. >> we don't deserve the guns in here if we can't use them respons

penn visiting cornell, six triples, led with 23 points, 79-71. quakers won 7 of 8. and drexel lost earlier today. >> thank you, jamie. much more news in the next half hour. stick around. >> we begin this half hour with the latest on the snowy weather conditions. there is a lot of slush on the roads. meteorologist melissa magee is here with a look at what the rest of the evening will bring. >> the slush is for north and south of the i-95 metro area with higher accumulation. a lot of the precipitation is exiting the region. radar 3d, you can see the heavy snow, mixed precipitation heading to new england. we have a mostly clear sky most of pennsylvania and back through the ohio valley as well. street level and storm tracker 6, no more snow. same for philadelphia. rain is exiting as well. as far as temperatures in the wake of the moisture, it's cooling down, 33 in philadelphia with a northerly component to the wind. cape may, a temperature of 35. 34 in dover, beach haven 37. the winter weather advisories up for some spots. i expect them to come down overnight as the pre

cornell barnard spented day with people enjoying the warm weather. >> reporter: the dog days of winter? this is february, right? >> it feels like the start of spring and summer. it's so exciting and the dogs are excited too. >> reporter: this was the place to be for dog loverers. there was enough breeze to fly a kite or chill out by the water. >> it is host for february. i am over dressed. >> the rowing club was giving it theiral and the shopping plaza, a 24 rowing marathon to raise money for the club's youth program. >> we're used to this. we can handle it. >> some years you are out here at 4:00 and it is like 20 degrees. we wait for these days to pop up and jump on them. >> reporter: and there you go. lots of people jumped for a chance for a beach day in san francisco. the beach was pack. a family visiting from delaware. >> i think we left in snow. too bad we are leaving for it few days. >> didn't expect for it to be this warm, had to borrow shorts for my son. >> cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >> you'll find out how warm it will get with the abc 7 app. enable push alerts to get weath

cornell bernard originally hired to dleenup the site may have falsified the data. >> there are questions that need to be answered. >> neighbors who recently moved to the san francisco shipyards a condo development in the bay view are confused and upset. sky seven shows what could be the last piece of land in san francisco slated for redevelopment. 450 acres of the hunter point navy shipyard was a nuclear warfare research lab. the cleanup has been going on more than a decade. but recently the navy acknowledged that soil tests by a federal contractor hired to clean it up was falsified. >> i'm not a conspiracy theoryist at all. this is an ugly toxic cover-up. >> bradley angel with non-profit green tags fats tetra tech was paid 350 million to clean up the shipyards but outside consultants found the data was wrong. we reached out for comment from the contractor. they referred us to the navy. >> they looked at it and determine that there was some falsification. any thought they had it resolved. >> kathryn higley speaks for the develop five point and the navy why it happened isn't clear. the pa

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