this year and what was a total years ago and i don't know must be 657-0000 total cost to go to cornell. for your. 18 year old kid of course every 18 year old america has $70000.00 to spend one era car now and they don't notice it right so in other words who's bailing they're going into the debt market they're graduating with onerous debt and if they don't notice it then they should immediately drop out of cornell and get a frickin job because they're morons now let's talk about even the fed the minneapolis fed neil carr cash and cash carry he seem to be looking at the fed getting involved in this redistribution of wealth idea perhaps through modern monetary theory so m.m.t. this is out of the academic circles of which i presume you are familiar what is it say can you explain it and is it any good i guess and one of the rope what few topics i spent and wrote the way an inordinate amount of effort to understand this year was empty it's this funny mix of. marxism and and socialism and i don't quite know what it is but the basic premises is that the government can keep spending any money i

. >> cornell barnard joining us live in san francisco with more on this story. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, at this church, remembering lives lost in the sandy hook mass shooting. earlier today, the preventing gun violence was the goal in a series of gun buybacks. >> to celebrate >> reporter: a vigil at third baptist church to remember lives lost to gun violence. >> imagine we were -- >> reporter: christine pelosi, house speaker daughter of nancy pelosi, reading the names of the children of sandy hook elementary. >> seven years ago today, little angels who have now been dead longer than they've been alive. >> reporter: in san francisco neighborhood, dozens traded unwanted guns for cash. $100 for handguns, $200 for assault weapons. >> there's no questions asked. you don't have to say where you got the weapon or if you have any more left. we just want to get the guns we can off the street. >> reporter: partnered with the sfpd on the buyback. 317 turned in including 93 rifles, 75 revolvers and even a few antique pistols. >> i'm surprised but only says they wish to be wishing

cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> such a sweet story.the power bill. thanks very much, cornell. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. drew told us a few minutes ago rain is coming back to the bay area. he has the full time line. drew? >> we're tracking two storms over the next seven days. the first will arrive wednesday. the other looks to soak us over the upcoming weekend unfortunately. live doppler 7 tonight, it is a dry scan. we are rain free. so outside we go. our rooftop camera here at kgo along the embarcadero, the ferry building decked out in holiday lights as christmas is only nine days away. believe it or not. but the accuweather forecast highlights, what we're looking at over the next couple of days, tomorrow what you will notice in our sky, it's a much cloudier day tomorrow compared to today. mostly cloudy skies on our tuesday. the daylight hours are dry. that rain returns here very early wednesday morning while a lot of us are sleeping. and then another storm moves in over the weekend so the weekend is looking wet

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> cornell, thank you very much for that. >>> to developing news now out of texas where two parishioners shot and killed a gunman outside a church. it happened at the west freeway church of christ near fort worth. a live stream of the service shows a man opening fire and then another man shooting the suspect. this is video of the service just moments before the shooting occurred. all the victims are men. investigators have not yet released any other details. >>> and breaking news now from capitol hill, congressman john lewis of georgia revealed a short time ago he's suffering from pancreatic cancer. the 79-year-old democrat says he'll keep serving while undergoing treatment. he first gained national attention as a civil rights leader in the movement during the 1960s. >>> it was a soggy mess out there. abc 7 news meteorologist tracking the showers and we were just talking about how long the rain's going to last. >> yeah, fortunately not too much longer, we could certainly use more of the rain. and the satellite radar image looping over the past few hours. w

cornell west thank you for joining me on up front since donald trump became president in 2016 races a racist attacks racist rhetoric has gotten worse in the united states but i'm just wondering from your perspective how unique a moment is this this trumpy and moment in terms of modern american history when it comes to racism. well i think it's certainly distinctive because it is the escalation of white supremacy against blacks indigenous peoples mexicans tied to the rule of big money the rule of big military so what it does when you get that kind of combination in which you scapegoated most vulnerable based on race is in a phobic bases and then hide in conceal the expansion of the power big money wall street and big military and military industrial complex so that wealth inequality escalates at the very moment in which the races attacks are taking place you have the makings of a neo fascist moment and america has always been white supremacy is just like has been male supremacy is in capitalism but neo fascist moments for the country as a whole not just people of color it's very very d

you heard cornell's story and the raiders fans depicted there. and i did talk to some fans and they mentioned a funeral or a wake, and i am not playing in the silver and black and obviously the game did not go the way the raiders liked. charles woodson lighting the al davis torch. derek carr deep to williams, and chris conally his second touch down of the game is going to make it, and there the is. john gruden on the day. >> it's the appreciation of loyalty that, you know, these fans i think have had for the raiders, and we're going to miss them. the relationship is hopefully never going to end, but it was sad walking in here. it's going to be sad walking out of here for the last time, and it's a lot to wrap your arms around but we love our fans, we love the city of oakland and we thank them and we'll certainly miss them. >> reporter: and a lot of emotion after the game. unfortunate seeing some people threw things on the field and they were yelling some obscenities it was a little unsafe so the players went to the black hole. >> thanks. >> some h

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cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> cornell, thank you. well, it is sloppy in the sierra for those already on the roads or plan on driving. chain controls are in effect for i-80 for those who do not snow tires, four-wheel drive are an all wheel drive vehicle. they are required. and on highway 50 chains are needed. and there are also several stretches of highway 89 where chains are required. the weather has closed the lighthouse again. the park shared the same window video it posted yesterday. the winds topped 40 miles an hour again forcing the cancellation of today's events celebrating the white house's 149th anniversary. the weather also knocked out power to the visitor center. >>> if you want to track the rain all you have to do is click the blue live bar at the top of the app. you can also check the weather conditions where you live and enable push alerts to get the latest news as it happens. >>> tomorrow marks the third anniversary of the ghost ship fire. 36 people died when the warehouse went up in flames. tonight a memorial for the v

up just a short time ago. >> cornell, these gun buybacks were also a tribute for violence victims. >> reporter: yeah, dion and eric. organizers say the goal is to get these guns off the streets and out of communities and for the most part it was a very successful day all across the bay area. first there was a vigil for gun violence victims at this church. >> a vigil at third baptist church to remember lives lost to gun violence. >> chase kowalski. >> christine pelosi, daughter of nancy pelosi, read the names of 26 victims, most of them children from the sandy hook mass shooting in connecticut. >> seven years ago today, little angels who have now been dead longer than they have been alive. >> reporter: in san francisco, dozens of people traded in their unwanted guns for cash. >> there are no questions asked. you don't have to say where you got the weapon or if you have any more left. we just want to get the guns we can off the street. >> reporter: a violence prevention group partnered with the sfpd on the buyback. 317 weapons twururned in, 93 ril rifles, 75 pistols. >> they are trying

live in san ramon tonight, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> thank you, cornell. >>> new at 11:00 in the south bay, two cats were rescued during a house fire in san jose. we see one of them there. the fire started around 9:00 p.m. on live oak way. you can see the smoke billowing out of the home there. firefighters had the flames under control in about 30 minutes. there's no word on whether anyone was hurt. but you can see the extensive damage from that fire. >>> californians will ring in the new year with hundreds of new laws that go on the books, many of which will affect you and your family. >> kate larsen has a look at what 2020 has in store for your kids and their schools. >> reporter: there are new laws on the books that boost education spending, fix up classrooms and further define charter schools. but many of the new laws also focus on the physical and mental health of children, older kids will be snoozing for joy. a new law to be phased in over the next three years means california high schools will not be allowed to start earlier than 8:30 a.m. and middle schools will start no e

linda lake, and msnbc analyst cornell dellcher.o struck by that little factoid from gabe and i want to go to each of you. on some level it's actually not that surprising. bernie sanders was the runner-up last time and joe biden is probably, you know, the most stability of those two so far? >> i think stability is exactly what's marked the election.ocra primary voters kind of flirt and date with a number of people and then they come back to think about who are they going to marry. and who they're going to marry is really important this time because who they're going to marry has to beat donald trump, and that lends a certain stability to the people who had the broadest most diverse and longest term coalitions and those were really joe biden and bernie sanders. >> what is really going on, cornell, is there's been an extremely stable primary among 60% of democrats who did not graduate from four-year college and mostly love biden and biden and a relatively volatile one among the 40% who did graduate and the media only covers the 40%. w

live in emeriville, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> a gunman opened fire inside a texas church killing one person and critically wounding another. armed church goers fatally shot the attacker. it happened at the west freeway church of christ in a community. investigators called the church goers who stopped the gunman heroes. police have called in the fbi to figure out what the motive was. >> the fbi has dedicated significant resources to aid in this investigation. those were investigative resources and technical resources. we are working very hard to find motive to get to the bottom of what happened. >> the shooting was captured on the church's live stream. that clip has since been taken down. police have not released the identities of the deceased. >>> civil rights icon john lewis announce today he's been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. the georgia congressman says the cancer was discovered during a routine medical visit. lewis says his doctors have told him medical advances have made this type of cancer treatable in many cases and says he has a fighting chance. lewis joined

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is there live. cornell? >> dan, joe biden definitely the star of the show here on nob hill tonight at the fairmount hotel. he is attending a democratic fundraiser hosted by dianne feinstein and others. now here is some video we shot a few minutes ago. biden arrived at the hotel just a short time ago a bit late. we're told his motorcade was suck in bay area traffic. it's been a busy day of fundraising for biden. earlier sky 7 was over the palo alto home of greg and sarah sands where biden was attending a fundraiser as part of an aggressive in-person and online fundraising push by biden since october. biden no doubt hopes to seek funding from supporters of former candidate kamala harris. firefighters union was in attendance tonight. they say they support the former vice president. >> he is the right person for changing this country right now. he supported firefighters. he supported the working middle class for many years, and we feel that we need a president back here that can restore the soul of the nation. >

cornell barnard is live. they're working fast. >> reporter: they are. rain has been dumped in parts of the north bay and it's time for round two. >> more rain's acoming. >> reporter: super busy in healdsburg selling thing to keep the rain away. stuff's going fast. >> wiped out. everybody needs tarps. four days ago, boom, gone. sand bags. >> reporter: extra pallets of sand bags have been ordered. one storm is out, another on the way. fire department tweeted, offering free sand bags. >> look at off and on rain around the bay area, then a brief break and back at it. >> reporter: parts of sonoma got 11 inches of rain over the weekend, causing mud slides in the burn scar zone in healdsburg. >> showed us leaks in roof of 150-year-old barn. tastings happening after main area burned in fire. >> we're avoiding the leaking areas. >> reporter: the rain a welcome sight after a season of fires and bower shutdowns. >> i'll take the rains over the fires any day of the week. >> reporter: fire department says now might be good time to check downspouts, clear gutters at

cornell barnard has that story. >> raiders! it may be the last time the raider nation call of the wild will be heard outside the coliseum. the santa rosa family brought the love. >> it's the last game. we've got to show our support whether they're in vegas, whether they're in nor cal, socal, always raiders until we die. >> reporter: long time season ticket holder from oakland said it's a sad day for silver and black. >> this is our house but it's not our home anymore. >> honestly i get emotional. i've been a fan since i was six. tattoos, flags. >> reporter: he's wasn't kidding. he showed us his radar commitment. this vup super fan summed it up this way. >> it's like going to a funeral. like today's the wake. today we're going to view it because tomorrow we're going to bury it. >> i guess that's about, what, 53 years to go. >> reporter: a former oakland firefighter was at the first raiders game at the colosseum in 1966. he told abc 7 news on saturday he wanted to be at the last game but didn't have a ticket. the team saw our sto

cornell bernard is in the newsroom with the story of how a safety monitor stopped a suspected thief in san francisco and the little-known program he's part of that's helping build a better bay area, cornell? >> reporter: don't call duane campos a security guard, who's a city ambassador helping keep part of the city safe. friday night his job description changed when he confronted a suspected thief. >> how you doing, baby? >> i love you, man. >> i love you too. >> good people, that's my man. >> reporter: just about everybody between u.n. plaza and civic center knows duane kemp, working for urban alchemy, a nonprofit offering safety and service. >> practitioner, means i'm practicing being a good citizen. >> reporter: a hero, friday night catching a suspected thief. >> i heard a woman screaming, running after a guy. stopped that guy, "he took my phone." >> reporter: kemp confronted the suspect. >> i told him, give her back her phone. he says, what? give her back her phone. he reached in his pocket, handed back her phone. >> duane, you're the hero. >> reporter: the man got a8 but the woman

in oakland cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> we want to show you something happening now. check out this monitor behind us. this is a live attempt at a guinness world record. >> yes. key word is live. it's happening at the google pool in mountain view. the second lane from the right. that's a swimmer. this is happening live. seven others are also there. they're aiming to swim for 11 days nonstop. 11, that's to break a record for endurance swimming. it started a week ago. >> i'm starting to feel the fatigue. >> some of the late nights have been challenging. walking out here when it's freezing cold. >> the swimmers are raising money for two charities. they raised $12,000 so far in donations. the swim challenge will end on saturday. we have a live link to that live stream on abc7news.com. >> is the pool heated? >> it has to be. >> it's getting cold out there, it looks cold. i hope when you get in -- >> it's nice and heated. >> it's too cold out there for that. >> just stay in the pool, no matter how much it hurts to swim that much. after i swim ten laps, i look like a t-rex,

cornell bernard has been gathering their reaction to the end of an era. >> reporter: you know good-byes are never easy, right? many members of radar nation say they have been in total denial this day would come the very last game before the team moves to las vegas. many tell us they feel like they're moving a member of the family. >> you're going to see the grinch cry again. it may happen today. >> reporter: even the grinch was getting emotional about saying so long to the oakland raiders. the santa rosa family from southern california brought the love. >> it's the last game. we've got to shoal our support whether they're in vegas, whether they're in nor cal, so cal, always raiders until we die. >> it's really why i got depressed this morning when i was making my coffee. >> reporter: it's a sad day for the silver and black. >> this is our house but it's not our home anymore. >> honestly i get a little emotional. i've been a fan since i was like 6, tattoos, flags. >> reporter: jose wasn't kidding. he showed us his raiders commitment. >> it's like going to a funeral. like today is the wak

cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: a community meeting in oakland's taylor memorial meth distmoms who recently found shelter with their kids at this vacant home on magnolia street by seizing it without permission. >> we've moved in and we've been keeping up the house. >> reporter: she says she's done nothing illegal. >> there's four vacant homes for every homeless on the street and that's criminal to me in winter. >> reporter: the group is now fighting eviction. its website collecting donations for the cause. the house is owned by a southern california real estate investment company which says the women have no right to be there. >> unfortunately for these women they're going to be evicted. >> reporter: the women want a temporary stay from eviction on monday. they'll appear before a judge later this month to argue why they should be allowed to stay in the house. owners are not optimistic. >> ridgewood is very sympathetic to the homeless situation and is major krebter to homeless causes in the west. but it doesn't condone stealing others properties and that's what these individ

we're live in san francisco tonight, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> thanks so much.candidates making their way through the bay area this week and next. tom steyer was in walnut creek yesterday and napa tonight for a town hall. michael bloomberg visited san francisco yesterday. coming up corey booker has a fund-raiser in palo alto december 14th. pete buttigieg is there december 16th for an event. that same day, michael bennet will be in san francisco. >> on the peninsula, an elderly woman is dead after a bus hit her during the morning rush in redwood city. abc 7 news reporter chris rhea spoke to residents sounding the alarm about what they're calling a dangerous intersection. >> i was on my way to school taking the 274 up and we got blocked right here. >> this is sky 7 over the crash involving a bus and a pedestrian. police confirming that a 70-year-old woman was hit and killed around 9:00 a.m. the bus was traveling southbound when it happened. four people were on board. no one else was injured. >> we've got a ton of congestion from parents picking up kids and there's

cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> happening today, the woman accused of ramming her car into a barber is set to be arraigned on attempted murder charges. antioch police say 28-year-old ruby delgadillo was upset over her son's hair cut. the encounter happened december 4th outside a barbershop. delgadillo drove at the barber after the argument. the impact pushed him through the glass storefront. the barber suffered severe leg injuries. she also faces child abuse and hit and run charges. >>> new maps reveal the east bay and south bay are at a bigger risk of suffering damage from an earthquake than any of us thought. this is the new hazard quake. the red is where there's a 75% or more risk of a damaging quake in the next 100 years. researchers raised the shake estimates in the south and east bays after taking a closer look at the soil. the usgs says these maps are not meant to scare people but help us prepare for a quake. >>> this is what more than $2 million of stolen merchandise looks like. so if you had a laptop or a tablet or a phone or purse ripped off, it could be among these items put

cornell visibility or less upwards of 10, it will dance around very quick, especially novato even haywardards half moon bay, watch out for the fall, 50s for most on the temperatures. >>> cell father most cameras. specs of the south bay cameras is clear. right now. you know how that goes. this is a look at the maps, i can see slow traffic into tracy as you can see, maybe a little bit in oakland and at the bay bridge toll plaza dense fog. i tell you where it is not that foggy, we mentioned, san jose, we check in on them in just a bit. 5:00, let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following a developing story out of new zealand where a volcano erupted. on a small island. about 50 tourists were visiting. elissa harrington is watching all this in the studio with this now with the very latest. >> reporter: many more are injured or missing. torso left the island video the moments after the eruption started. steam and east ash sensed 12,000 feet in the air. it happened at white island about three miles off shore from the

maybe one of the only people with an endorsement from cornell west. one of the most conservative bishops in the church. president obama gave it a shout out about six months after its was published. i think it is found in the audience in which people find the current political organizations, the settlement of our parties is not really addressing where we are today. >> should we read in anything of the fact that it was published tree years into the trump administration? >> it was published in 2018. paperback came out in 2019. finished just before the election of 2016. if anything, the book did not anticipate what we see now is a crisis of liberalism. it may have benefited from not trying to directly address what we now see today is these political issues. it was not written to address the headlines of today. addressing the headlines. >> do you think that president trump addss to those? >> i think president trump in a very savant way he intuited where those where. he understood, but certainly the republican party had not been constituted since ronald rea

in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> three people dead wtbnd4.ofs and orinda and slammednto a tree. road was wet but not clear what caused the crash. reminding mem to be careful in the rain. >> be mindful, greater impact, takes much longer to come to complete stop. you need more space, slow down, be really aware of what you're doing while you're driving. >> one passenger from oakland, other from hayward, man behind the wheel not identified. >>> two families get $7 million each after two teenagers were electrocuted in a canal in dixon. jumped into the water to try to rescue a dog. grabbed metal railing of walking bridge over the irrigation canal, no idea it was electrified. issued apology but not clear how the bridge became energized. lawsuit claimed not properly grounded. >> people braving the rain for holiday shopping faced another obstacle, geyser outside the mall. this video tweeted around 3:00 this afternoon. some stopped, most kept walking. it's san francisco. >> been there, done that. >> seen it all the time. and other stuff falling out of the sky. when is it going

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cornell barnard with the story. >> reporter: meet the holiday guests nobody invited. these three caught on security camera saturday inside a san ramone home while residents were away. this wasn't their only stop. police say the crooks hit six houses in one night. >> we've never had six in one night. >> reporter: police say this burglary crew was experienced likely looking for homes dark and appeared to be unoccupied. once inside they searched for two things -- >> specifically jewelry and cash. >> reporter: how they broke in was always the same. >> and in all the cases they either smashed the rear slider or they smashed a window that's connected to a door. >> wow, they're inside? >> yes. >> whoa. >> reporter: we showed the security video to neighbor andrew yu. >> around here we haven't seen any break-ins recently -- well, ever. >> reporter: police say a witness saw the suspects leaving one house in a dark colored mercedes with paper plates. >> we go away for christmas, but i had my alarms on so, yeah, kind of shocking. >> reporter: homeowner making sure she's not the n

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there's something wrong inside the pipe is that frustrating as a professor at cornell university to have to admit that you know nothing my history goes back far no i think yes i actually know a little bit of it. i have wallowed in ignorance for for 64 years now and have no intention of stopping so frustrating and all that sounds very socratic you know you kind of open to the truth and you ask a lot of questions but all kidding aside here are your tweets trained on twitter is full of interesting nuggets and insights and i encourage people to follow that and let me continue on here so nobody knows nothing about the true state of central bank intervention we see nation states stockpiling gold and others like poland and slovak. are repatriating their gold so although it's hard to establish what's happening in the republic market because there's a lot of opacity there gold market is pretty straightforward people buy gold when they're worried about what's going on and these countries around the world are stockpiling gold they're repatriating gold what do you read into that if anything dave has

that lucky 9 percent of the well you know we heard on our show just recently from a professor at cornell university that it cost $280000.00 to get a degree from cornell well that's going to do it for our christmas special here. remember that elf on the shelf is probably a spy until next time by. the world is driven by a dream shaped by the interests of those precious. thinks . we dare to ask. thank. you thank you. thank you. thank you i thank. my thanks i. say ok thank you. thank. you greetings and sal you tasia. you know it takes courage and a mad dash of belief to leave the comforts of your daily routine pick up a side join a group of strangers and stand by only in an act of protest against an oppressor institution or issue that strikes against your core values. which is why it's truly tragic to see the news that in response to an environmental protest law enforcement forces in canada contemplated bullets the guardian is reporting that according to recently revealed records from the national police for strategy session back in january of 2019 canadian police were prepared to shoot indi

. >> cornell. >> i think all those are valid.alked about this before, it's higher -- the hurdlers are higher for minority candidates. typically african-americans and an african-american woman, but i would also say it's valid that, look, i think the future belongs to senator harris. she has a bright future. heck, the guy who is now leading in the democratic primary polls has been running for this a couple of times. so i think she has a bright future. i think we have to learn from some of the mistakes that happened this year. and the truth is there were some mistakes. i think her campaign never found a story line through this sort of chaotic political narrative that we're in right now. and, you know, talking to someone -- look, i'm unabashedly a political hack so to talk to some of my campaign friends, the stories that came out about her internally from her campaign that we've never seen people spill the beans and be so publicly sort of unhappy about what's happening internally in the campaign like that, that before, and i think th

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what do you think of that, cornell? >> what i think is two things.ne i think -- i have to comment on this. i love that yang interview, it was fantastic. by the way, chris, i'm sure he's in south carolina, he went out and found every black yang supporter he could possibly find -- >> i don't know if that's true, but they were there. that's politics, dude. >> it also tells sort of a broader conversation about your ability to have be able to compete for people of color. to the larger point and i have daufb ud's voice still in my ear from 2007, 2008, it is a state by state race. yes, it is incredibly stable at the top but it's not a national election. hillary clinton was always sort of the national front-runner and if you look at some of the other states, it's a lot more volatile in iowa and a lot more volatile in new hampshire than it is nationally, and those states will matter as well as south carolina and nevada in the long-term. >> one of the things that -- one of the sort of new wrinkles and what could have been a source of volatility is these two pe

. >> cornell barnard joining us live in san francisco with more on this story. cornell?, remembering lives lost in the sandy hook mass shooting. earlier today, the preventing gun violence was the goal in a series of gun buybacks. >> to celebrate >> reporter: a vigil at third baptist church to remember lives lost to gun violence. >> imagine we were -- >> reporter: christine pelosi, house speaker daughter of nancy pelosi, reading the names of the children of sandy hook elementary. >> seven years ago today, little angels who have now been dead longer thanhe

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