>>> i'm cornell barnard. a california dream turned into a nightmare for some new bay area residents. a trailer with all their belongings stolen from this street. >> i'm amanda del castillo in san jose where residents are fired up over illegal fireworks. >> and the hit show "big little lies" created a scandalous image for the monterey area. now the local film maker wants to expose the truth. abc7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now, news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> what was inside this trailer was a new beginning, a dream of a new life. >> but tonight the trailer, the memories and everything a couple owned are gone. stolen. >> abc7 news reporter cornell barnard joins us live in roanoke park with the story you'll see only on abc7 news. cornell. >> reporter: yeah, dion and dan, a lot of plans on hold for a couple who moved from sonoma county. all of their stuff stolen along with the cargo trailer. >> it's always been our dream. >> reporter: they say that dream was to live in the bay area, so th

cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> all right, cornell. and speak of, another pg&e open house is planned for thursday at heather farms in walnut creek. >> pg&e's wildfire safety power shut off program could also affect your water supply. abc7 news reporter kate larson is live in green hombb rae witht part of the story. kate? >> reporter: the pacific gas & electric, the word water is not in their name and yet the utility's new policies could actually affect your water supply. high up on a hill behind this fence are large steel tanks holding some of marin county's water supply. >> in the summer months we have about two days of supply in our tank. >> reporter: drew mcintyre is the general manager of the north marin water district. he says gravity pulls the water down pipes to homes in the area. but in order to refill the tanks, electricity is needed, a potential problem if pg&e decides to cut power during high fire danger conditions. >> based upon what pg&e was projecting for how long power could be interrupted for, we're planning for a worst

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cornell bernard is live where he spoke with a witness to the crash. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, some witnesses describe the sound of that crash as something unreal. the wreckage remains several hundred yards here off the tarmac. >> i heard a loud banging and i looked over there and i saw a little bit of smoke and i saw -- it was just a lot of commotion. >> reporter: scott mathis heard >> reporter: offic student were doing training flights. >> they were practicing hovering, which is unique to helicopters in the air and they can stay in one place. and something happened. and the helicopter crashed. >> reporter: the student pilot was injured, but the flight instructor killed. the coroner identifies him as wayne projer. friends say he was a long-time in* for at vertical flight helicopter school. >> i rode with him several times. >> reporter: the faa says projer and his student were flying this robinson r-44 represent. >> the robinson models of helicopters are very popular for flight instruction. >> reporter: the chopper is owned by pacific helicopters. what caused

cornell bernard. >> the u.s.upreme court is allowing president trump to build a border wall uing pentagon money at least for now. >> that is drawing swift reaction from both sides. here's abc news reporter marci gonzalez. >> in a 5-4 decision, the supreme court authorizing the rheal location of $2.5 billion in pentagon military funds to build a wall along the u.s./mexico border while the legal challenges continue. president trump tweeting wow, big victory on the wall. the united states supreme court overturns lower court injunction allows southern border wall to proceed. big win for border security and the rule of law. that now overturned injunction was handed down in may by a federal judge who put a hold on the use of military funding for the president's wall saying it's up to congress to allocate federal expenditures. this after the president declared a national emergency in february attempting to divert money from the pentagon to build the wall. >> what the president tried to do was basically completely disreg

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the scary moments for people living there. cornell? >> yeah, kristen, so many people scared for their homes and ranches. the fire started off of franklin canyon road according to authorities. race add up this hill, took only minutes to get to the top. fireworks the suspected cause for this fire and dozens of others in last 24 hours. >> sky 7 was over the fire fight. a fast moving grass fire raced up a steel hill near franklin canyon road close to highway 4. watch as helicopters do water drops and air tankers drop retardant on the blaze to try and stop it. >> i've gotten to the point where i can tell how close it is. it seemed close. >> the fire reached 24 acres and threatened marjorie moore's ranch for about an hour. >> i brought the car up to the driveway so i could evacuate if i needed to wondering why didn't i put together a container with everything i really wanted. >> it was certainly started by a human. >> fire officials now have an idea about the cause. >> it was caused by something hot. it's likely that it was not a cigarette b

live in mill valley, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> that is so sad, cornell, thank you. >>> we have been sending out push alerts about this story through the abc 7 news mobile app. it's one of the ways to stay on top of breakig news. all you have to do is download it and enable the push alert features to get those updates. >>> two bay area water polo players are recovering, after a deadly balcony collapse in south korea. two south korean men died, when the balcony collapsed inside a nightclub. at least a dozen others were hurt. former cal water polo player john hooper and current stanford student athlete ben hallick both escaped with minor injuries. they compete for the u.s. national water polo team and their team was in korea fore the world championships. >>> where the folks in santa cruz have the right idea, the beach is packed there. going further north, it is hot, and some places in the east bay hit 100 degrees. and we do have an excessive heat advisory in effect. abc 7 news reporter liz pena joins us from walnut creek where people are trying to beat the heat. >> reporter: hi, i

cornell bernard is live with the details. cornell? >> dan, am marks batay was arraigned here at the hospital today. he did not enter a plea for a rampage which happened over the july 4th holiday. now, a judge escorted by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy arrived at the hospital for a 1:30 arraignment. 30-year-old batay coffee an engineer at youtube. he and friends rented a home in bow gay degas bay. he took four times as much acid as his friends and became violent attacking his friends, leaving the house where he stabbed a security guard with a landscape light. stole a truck, hit three pedestrians before being shot three times by a sheriff's deputy after coffee allegedly tried to drive into a chp car. his attorney spoke exclusively . with abc >> it do souead a badip if you will. and reacted. but i haven't been able to be have a conversation with him yet about what exactly was going through his mind or what he remembers. >> reporter: of coffee's arraignment was continued till august 14th. his bail set at more than $2 million. but his at

. >>> i'm cornell bernard. the latest candidate to enter the presidential race makes his first appearance in san francisco tonight. abc7 news starts right now. >> now, news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> nobody in their first 2 1/2 years has done anywhere close to what we, not me, what we've all done. >> tonight as president trump tries to rally voters, his son is campaigning on his behalf here in san francisco. >> just a couple of miles away, a duelling campaign event as democrat tom steyer makes his first hometown visit since announcing his candidacy. >> stier eyer is the latest to r the race and tonight was his first campaign appearance. >> cornell bernard was there and is in the newsroom with the details. >> for months the bay area's tom steyer said he wouldn't run for president. now the billionaire philanthropist is in the race, and had harsh words for president trump and his supporters tonight. >> we're going give the bulk of our money away during our lifetime to good causes. >> billionaire tom

joining me is heidi przybyla, cornell belcher and bill kristol. cornell, one of the things i tried to do every second on sunday in different moments when talking with our local affiliates or on the show itself is reminding people why the president is so angry at elijah cummings. this is so clearly a distraction tactic. yet, it is so hateful and so -- if you're advising a client tonight, what do you do? >> it's a tougher place than you might think because some of the people on the stage tonight, they have to have a break-through moment and define themselves and talk bm themselves because most americans don't know them. even for candidates like elizabeth warren, they don't know deeply who elizabeth warren is so her ability to talk about her policy proposals and dive into what she believes i think is hindered because you do have to respond to the president. you cannot let this sort of attack go unresponded to. now, hopefully i think they can walk and chew gum at the same time. i think they can hit the president but then pivot back to sort of what the

we have arranged with warner of cornell. they are saying we want to play with you, we have a great coach coming. let's leave california and go up to washington. let's talk to the university of washington. we want to take a trip to your section and play a game at seattle next season and would prefer to play december 17th. they have to make an announcement they now have william warner of cornell coming up to coach and play. we will be pleased to hear with you -- from you with regards to this matter as soon as possible. so then they started to talk to players. modern-day recruiting. you have to love it. we want to get down to football practice the first of september. our new coach will be here. new grounds have been prepared. games are ready for san francisco and berkeley and stanford to be played. please arrange to come. will you also tell alex? so now they have kids to play. now we go onto stanford. we are making the schedule, we would be pleased to play at palo alto or san francisco, whichever would suit you. we've already s

. >> cornell barnard is live at the immigration office. >> reporter: i have to tell you, it has been very quiet at this federal building where i.c.e. has its bay area headquarters. immigrants and advocates have been bracing for possible i.c.e. arrests and sweeps, and the fear has not gone away. these are images immigration rights advocates would be seeing across the bay area on sunday but so far no sign of any sweeps. >> we have not received any reports or any confirmation of i.c.e. activity. >> an immigration rights advocate believes a lawsuit filed friday in federal court may have detoured i.c.e. from conducting raids in the bay area. >> a federal judge in the area put i.c.e. on notice that they must even ensure that every individual has rights. >> the church in the mission district have offered help. >> be inside, keep your door closed and don't answer the door to strangers. >> this man says he's worried about his family. he is undocumented and has been living in san francisco for 14 years. he says he's staying inside his house worried about his wife and four kids being detained b

cornell barnard is live with details. >> reporter: hey dion. hills like this one have firefighters very concerned. loaded with dry weeds to burn if sparked by illegal fireworks. close call earlier in fremont. one acre grass fire inside the don edwards national wildlife refuge, fireworks a possible cause. police have detained someone in connection to the fire. neighbors across the east bay plenty worries. >> illegal fireworks and celebratory gunfire have no place in our city. >> reporter: made this plea in hopes of safe fourth of july but many neighbors already know what's coming. illegal fireworks going off all night long. >> it's explosions, nuts. >> every year, people popping them off. >> reporter: live near lake merritt, staying home on the fourth. >> lot of fireworks and actions in this area, gunshots. >> reporter: this display from contra costa county almost looks professional but it's illegal. some have started fires. >> don't use them. >> reporter: it's all hands on deck for the fourth. wet winter and spring has increased fire>> we have

cornell, your reaction to the nbc poll that shows these top four democratic candidates polling aheadutside of the margin of error a solid nine points ahead. >> a couple of things as a pollster. i want to put caution on early polling because it's going to move around. that said, it's a very consistent pattern where donald trump is someone who only got 46% of the vote last time around. he is someone who is consistently struggling to break over 46% in job approval and it's around 43 to 46%. he failed to garner a majority. when i see him doubling down on the racism and bigotry and division, i think that's part of his campaign plan. look, his governing has not moved him to a better position or grown his base of support. his governing shrunk his base of support as he has only gotten 44% in any of the nbc polling. he got to be thinking straight up racism at least gets me to 46% and gives me another shot. >> we're aseeing in the new hampshire poll important movement. it's early, but they will be the first state that has a primary with voters going to the polls. we see the surge there for kam

the question for biden is can he t ectrify those people tha cornell is talking about. see little evidence. >> not if you have to talk about bussing at every debate. that is no way to elect. >> as a trump skeptic, i see this campaign shaping up into two 40% bases talking past each that middle is going to be a i don't see any energy in the midd it think any campaign strategy is going to be based on appealing to the middle. i think this is going to be a base turnout campaign, and i don't know if these debates are going to change my minds.e to someone likme,that's >>oue just goingai to run audicrous. one thing kamala harris eneally showed. the eye and showed if she was on stage with donald trump, she wouldn't just be beating up onh m, she'd be looking him dead question, can ak at question of >> guess what, we're gothetothe. when we come back, the (bur h) at far i to cover almost anything. even a parkingplat. fly-by bow..oh, no! aaaaaaahhhhhhhh! (burke) ro t.k tofarmse we've seen a thing♪ 'gotta scale helping us find the right suppliers. then here in logistic, to avoid disr

we're live in alameda, cornell bernard. >> it is pretty remarkable. we do have more coverage of the moon landing anniversary at our website. among the things you'll find is a video of the moonwalk in real time. >> so the computer they used on apollo 11 had 4 kilobytes of memory. >>owew at 5:00, sfo celebrated the opening of a new terminal that also serves as a monument to a civil rights pioneer. >> i want to welcome everyone here to this great day, to the harvey milk celebration. >> that was abc 7 news reporter vic lee who emceed the ceremonies for harvey milk terminal one. southwest and jet blue will move in. the terminal will eventully have 25 gates. members of the public got a chance to see the new boarding areas, restaurants, shops and other amen its. >> we are changing the traveler's experience here more than any other area in the world. >> it highlights harvey milk. he served on the board of supervise eshs a supervisors and was asasz nighted in 1978. >>> housing and homelessness are some of the major issues we're focussing on. we have an update

cornell bernard is live in san bruno.hocking how young these suspects are. >> reporter: yeah, eric. the suspects just teenagers. one of them facing attempted murder charges for a shootout which played out inside this mall. >> i'm glad they finally, think caught them. >> it's great. i hope they get the other one. >> reporter: shoppers at the mall relieved to hear one of the shooting suspects has been arrested. last tuesday a shootout between two groups of teens captured on mall security cameras. it sent terrified shoppers running for cover. san bruno police say a 16 year old suspected shooter and 15-year-old accomplice, both of them boys, were arrested saturday at a home in san francisco. the police chief says 18-year-old dionte grant has not been found. he's considered to be armed and dangerous. >> we believe this incident generated from a dispute between two groups of people and the two shooters were shooting at each other. >> reporter: they say the dispute was minor but won't say what it was. >> the victims were associa

have the right to an attorney. >> thank you, cornell. two large hotel chains say they will not serve as detention centers for immigrants in the event of a housing shortage. trump officials have discussed that they may need hotel rooms because of limited space. officials with marriott, the world's largest hotel chain which operates 30 different hotel brands, including sheraton, w and westin said they would not allow ice to use the properties as detention centers. the choice hotels says they would also decline. now, as you heard, it's important to know your rights, and we have resources to help. go to our website, abc 7.com/take action for a list of local resources. >>> happening right now. barry is dumping rain and fierce winds on louisiana. barry made landfall as a category one hurricane before being down graded into a tropical storm. rain is the real threat now. a flash flood watch for new orleans is now in effect through tomorrow evening. evacuation orders are in effect for parts of louisiana, and the governor says coast guard crews re

in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. ♪ ♪ >>> yep, that is a familiar face from our abc7 newsily. anchor dan ashley, dan and his band entertained today's crowd with some of their original music. they also entertained the crowds lining market street. >> i feel great. what a beautiful day. so many people came out to support this wonderful event, this wonderful weekend. it is filled with love and spirit. it is just an important day cornell it is great to be a part of it. >> dan and his band have been part of fund-raisers across the bay area for years. next month they will entertain at age walk san francisco. >>> san francisco may have had t ide is truly a worldwide event. look at some of the other parades today. peru, mexico city had them. as did new york city. this year's celebration in new york has a little extra meaning since it coincides with the 50th anniversary of the famous stonewall riots. that event is considered the birth of the modern gay rights movement. as the bay area celebrates lgbtq pride we have been digging through our archives and found an amazing series of sto

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard saw it all and has this report. >> reporter: san francisco's worldamous pride parade started down market street at 10:30 >> today is to celebrate everybody loving everybody, doesn't natter who you are. >> reporter: but later it came to a screeching halt. this group of protesters got on to the parade route near sixth street and sat down and refused to league and linked together with rainbow colored tubes. it was protesting police corporation during the pride parade. >> that is not okay. that is completely against the spirit of what pride should be. >> the cell phone video shows police officers taking a protester in custody and water bottles were thrown at them but protesters say officers were overly aggressive. some got angry. >> this is wrong. this is not the time or the place to do this. >> as you see, everything is at a standstill. i don't get what they were saying. >> reporter: police officers monitored several feet away. parade organizers stepped in to negotiate. >> we were able to de-escalate the situation by getting our volunteer safety crew in

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> it is 4:34. developing news out of part where the governor is bowing to says of massive protests. he's finally resigning. protesters erupted in cheers as rick car door rossello made the announcement overnight. a joke about bodies piling up after hurricane maria sparked particular anger. rossello says he will step down next week. >>> a $2500 reward is offered for the capture of a man wanted for the murder of a 16-year-old boy in livermore. 21-year-old who ray tellez shot and killed emanuel moseby on july 7th. investigators say the two got into an argument outside a taco bell. moseby was a student at livermore high school. >>> in the east bay police are trying to determine if there are more victims of a man arrested for three sexual assaulted. powell is accused of approaching the women while he rode a bicycle and grabbing them. the assaults happened near uc berkeley's campus. detectives arrested powell as he was riding his bike in downtown berkeley. >>> a federal judge is giving california two week

the question for biden is can he electrify those people that cornell is talking about. see little evidence. >> not if you have to talk about bussing at every debate. that is no way to elect. >> as a trump skeptic, i see this campaign shaping up into two 40% bases talking past each other. that middle is going to be a forgotten middle. i don't see any energy in the middle in either party. i don't think any campaign strategy is going to be based on appealing to the middle. i think this is going to be a base turnout campaign, and i don't know if these debates are going to change my minds. to someone like me, that's disappointing, but it's fact. >> personality is going to matter immensely. the idea you're just going to run against donald trump on policy is absolutely liudicrous. one thing kamala harris demonstrated is she married her chops as a politician with smarts with her personality, and it really showed. >> and she looked joe biden in the eye and showed if she was on a stage with donald trump, she wouldn't just be beating up on him, she'd be looking him dead in his eye

>> news reporter cornell bna eenn touch activists. what are you hearing? it's been a stressful day for immigrants and advocates alike. bracing for possible i.c.e. sweeps. no sign of them so far. but the fear has not gone away. >> america is a country of immigrants. >> simon was the only protester outside san francisco's i.c.e. head quarters on sunday. >> i think it's terrible to separate children from their parents. >> these are the images immigration rights advocates thought they would be seeing across the bay area. but so far, no sign of any sweeps. >> we have not received any reports. or any confirmation of i.c.e. activity. >> edwin cruz, an immigration rights advocate from pangia legal believes a lawsuit filed friday may have deterred i.c.e. from conducting raids in the bay area. >> federal judge in the northern district in california putitis on notice saying if they're going to carry out the raids or any apprehensions they must insure every individual has access to counsel. >> know your rights and look out for one another. >> father king at st. john i

berkeley, cornell buernard. >> what do you think about the idea of rooftop gardens? go to facebook and join our better bay area group. >>> the fog is gaining international acclaim. the ten foggiest places on earth, the bay area makes the list twice. san francisco placed seven. number one on the list, the grand banks in southeast newfoundland. >> we're not surprised by this, right? this is our international reputation, is it not? >> i'm surprised we're not a little higher. >> i know, it's actually an insult we're not. >> i thought we were number one. should be number one. >> always. >> yes. the thing that strikes people that know it's foggy here, they don't realize how cold it is because of the fog and hence the sweatshirt sales in the summer. >> those tourist shops clean up with those fleeces and everything else. >> come on, pier 39. >> exactly. >> i could use a new hoodie. let's talk about what's going on outside. we do have some of that famous fog out there, but it's not inland. we're looking at clear conditions at walnut creek at 60. it's going to become sunny alm

. >>> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spent the day in a hot spot. he has a look how people coped orter:weremexos they took on re asia-pacific at the little league immediate division world series in livermore where it felt as hot as had barbecue. >> it's hot. >> it's hot, yeah. a lot hotter than we expected with this weekend. that's okay. we can stand the heat. >> parent jami klauser says this weekend's mission is to play ball and keep cool. misting stations have been set up near the baseball fields where folks can cool off. >> the mist tent keeps me cool today. >> reporter: we found team australia trying to cool down under the misters. >> did you know it would be this hot when you came here to play. >> not this hot. >> reporter: hydration. there was lots of gator ade and water for the spectators and players. this team from puerto rico is trying to cope. >> kids drink a lot of water. >> reporter: by 3:00 p.m., the temperature downtown reached with 102 degrees. that called with for a trip to lizzy's fountain where the dancing water refreshed with ever

news reporter cornell bernard with a look at the broader impact of today's victory. >> go usa, yeah. >> reporter: soccer fans cheering on team usa at a watch party at san francisco's civic center. >> this is epic, beautiful. love the women's team. love the usa. >> it's nerve-racking in the beginning but to see the team win, usa. >> reporter: with everything on the line versus the netherlands, team captain meghan rapinoe scored this amazing penalty kick in the second half. lease very scored to put the u.s. ahead 2-0 coasting to victory rapinoe got a standing ovation in france. >> they showed up to play. they dominate, destroy and play soccer. >> reporter: in san jose, a watch party was rocking. > i'm so happy my favorite player, meghan rapinoe got the fi. >>epr:any wom inspiring. a legal fight for equal pay and triotment fr tn waits them. >> it shows women deserve the equality, the same pay as the men if not more because they are scoring higher. >> reporter: world cup champion and bay area resident brandi chastain says the players' lawsuit could change the game forever. >> players i h

cornell bernard is there live and cornell, you're going to hear from stier in a few minutes? >> reporter: yeah, ama. we hope to speak with him in a few minutes before his appearance here in the mission. this is a community space known for activism and hosting forums for democratic candidates who are running for president. now billionaire businessman tom steyer who co-founded, who founded the non-profit next gen america spent decades advocating for clean air. he defended the big money his group needs to impeach and spent advocating for impeachment efforts against president trump. and online and on tv. he announced his candidacy last week after saying for months he would not run. manny who is hosting tonight plans to ask him about that. >> i'm really interested to know what may have changed his mind or was it his plan all along to run? i sense that his answer might be that he wasn't planning on running and may have been seeing how the debates went and thought that maybe there was a need for another candidate to put their name in the ring. >> reporter: manny is first up for many

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> two mares, both in their 20s are slowly recovering at this veterinarian facility with tlc and lots of tasty food. but on tuesday they were in bad shape, found abandoned in the corner of the winter home depot parking lot inside a sweltering horse trail were no food or water. locals can't believe it. >> i'm glad they got to them in time. it could have been a death sentence. >> it's possible the horses may have been left in the trailer for 24 hours. >> we have absolutely no idea why somebody would just show up in our county and just dump their horse trailer. >> kevin davis is investigating the case. he says both horses is malnourished. one of them is a mustang. her markings say she is a rescue from the bureau of land management. animal service left a notice for the own fer they ever come back, but this trailer going nowhere fast. it's got a flat tire. so far few leads. >> the plate went with the trailer is not -- it was stolen. >> it just dumped them off. it's awful, just awful. >> reporter: barbara volunteers with the sonoma county hors

here is abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard. >> go usa, yeah! >> reporter: soccer fans were cheering on team usa at a watch party at san francisco civic center. >> this is epic, epic. love the women's team. love the usa. >> it's nerve-racking in the beginning. to see the team win -- usa. >> reporter: with everything on the line, meghan rapinoe scored kick. minutes later rose lavell scored. rah pun know got a standing ovation from the cloud in france. >> these girls, they owned the stage, that's what they do. they dominate, they destroy and they play soccer. >> reporter: in san jose, a watch party at avaya stadium was rocking. >> i'm so happy that my favorite player, meghan rapinoe got the first goal. >> reporter: many fans say the u.s. women are inspiring, but a new battle awaits them. a legal fight for equal pay and treatment from the united states soccer federation. >> to show women deserve the equality, the same pay as the men if not more because they are scoring higher. >> reporter: olympic gold medalist brandi chastain says the players' law

at livermore, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> glad cornell's got both.ht, you can keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc7 news app. you can receive updates from our weather team and monitor temperatures on the go. >>> new details now on those two young men from the bay area accused of killing a police officer in italy. abc news reporter ian panel is in rome with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, italian police on defense after a leaked photo showing one of the american teens accuse of murdering a roman police officer blind folded and handcuffed. his head down inside a police station, image splashed across italian newspapers. the police commissioner calling what happened illegal and a mistake. officials say the photo was taken after they were taken in for questioning and the police confessed to being involved in the incident that alleged of the fatal stabbing of newly wedded police officer. police say it started after a drug deal gone bad. the two americans apparently approached a man and asked where they could buy drugs. he took

it tonight with elizabeth bill since she is a former administrator director of space sciences at cornell university in ithaca new york it's good to have you on the day so tell me what do you remember what are your memories of that liftoff of apollo willow. i don't remember it's a liftoff so much but certainly it is man but that landing and that armstrong stepped out said his famous sentence a small step for man and a huge step for mankind. to read to see this which was retread unbelievable one that we could do to bet it could land people on the moon and see a better live and valor and stepping out on the surface and the other one a all of this fire that really people on the earth's could watch this that's about for me was almost war on the unbelievable of the landing you worked with professor thomas gold who was one of the principal investigators of the apollo lunar samples tell me what was it like to have moon rocks in your hand and what did you learn from all the analysis. but 1st of all it was fantastically exciting it was sometimes the following fall fall of 69 bends a sample of. tin

it's very, very dad situation. >> in santa rosa, cornell bernard. >> there is a guilty verdict tonight in the trial of a man accused of running down a san francisco police officer. officer ilya tenkal was on bicycle patrol in 2017 when other officers is spotted the suspect in a stolen sub. he was riding to the stolen car scene when the suspect hit him head-on leaving him with a major brain injury. today an injury convict requested the driver, 51-year-old willie flanagan of assault with a deadly weapon and several other charges. >> in this case, officer lune tankal was on duty working. the defendant's reckless actions has caused a set of damages that will never be undone. >> i was hoping for an acquittal on the assault with a deadly weapon. and i'm disappointed that that did not occur. but i do understand the jury's verdict and i respect their verdict. >> flanagan still faces sentencing. the officer has been recovering at a rehabilitation facility in arizona. >> chase on the high seas. dramatic stuff. >> intense video of the coast guard leaping on to a submarine. what prompted law enfor

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before joining the faculty at cornell, he spent 23 years in private practice in providence. he litigated business to its in the securities industry. he graduated from harvard law school and hamilton college. charles asher small is founding director and president of the institute for the study of global anti-semitism and policy. it is a new york nonprofit funding anti-semitism studying anti-semitism. he served on the faculty of tel aviv university. he is at saint anthony's college and oxford university.'s research focuses on contemporary anti-semitism including delay legitimization of israel. charles small earned his masters degree from mcgill university. we will ask each panelist to speak for 8 minutes on a topic related to the large name. after opening statements, there will be questions to the panel is to get them in dialogue with one another and asked him to comment on current events. mr. tobin, would you please began ? >> thank you. it is an honor to be here to discuss how best we can combat anti-semitism. it is very encouraging that the department of justice has chosen