cornell: it was a wild day and pretty scary for a lot of neighbors. we are live inside this cove, where things are really calm right now, but the damage from today's tsunami surge left several boat docks like that one have really damage, and assent sailboats spinning. some say that the water rose within a matter of minutes today. >> holy [beep] holy [beep] cornell: this was the scary moment tsunami waves arrived saturday, ripping this boat dock off the front of this home, casting to boats and the dock adrift into richardson bay. >> the water just came in, took the dock out. the edge of the balcony is off, so i ran inside, grabbed my daughter, packed up my car. cornell: for several hours, the tsunami surge came in cycles, strong enough to send the runaway dock crashing into support beams at the apartment complex. >> be careful. cornell: the -- >> the dock was picking up momentum as it headed towards this building, and that was a little scary. >> seeing these waves rolling in and of the water level being significantly higher. thank king tied, but on ste

hey, now that cornell. -- cornell. cornell: good morning, julian.just came through here about 30 minutes ago, telling people about this advisory. the pier was not evacuated, but they were telling folks just to stay away from the water. but a lot of folks did leave. some people chose to stay, a lot of people taking pictures of what we are seeing right now that is a lot of wave action coming in and out here at four-bagger. he was coast guard cutters are monitoring the coast here as a precaution. we are live in marin county. julian: thank you for all of those live reports throughout the morning. we want to check in with lisa argen for a final look at the forecast. lisa: julian, we are looking at the cloudy skies to start, mild conditions, mainly 50's and 60's, but a cool spot in the valleys from the east bay, north bay right now. otherwise, we keep this forecast for your sunday. a little cooler for martin king junior day on sunday, keeping the high clouds into tuesday. by the end of the week, looks like high-pressure is going to build in slightly stron

cornell: even a member of our abc 7 news vaccine team dr. patel, was challenged about finding a test after a possible covid exposure. >> i tested multiple days negative and i wanted to confirm with the pcr test, and i had to go to my doctor and wait over one hour in-line to get one. this is not a luxury everyone has. cornell: this department treated that some affiliate sites will temporarily reduce testing hours due to challenges beyond our control. please check your health system first for testing. do not go to the er for tests. supervisor matt haney calls that an acceptable . >> this is something we should be prepared for. cornell: he says some test sites experienced shortages. >> all of a sudden testing capacity is slashed. the things i think in the midst of the greatest surge of this virus, since the start of the pandemic, that we need more answers, more oversight and accountability. cornell: he says he will collect hearing next week about solutions to keeping testing sites open and even expanding capacity. governor newsom proposed spend

cornell barnard has the story. >> holy [beep] holy [beep] cornell: this was the scary movie -- moment, ripping the front off of her home casting two boats and her dog adrift. >> the water came in and took the back out. started pulling it to see right there. i ran inside and grab my daughter. packed up my car. cornell: the tsunami surge returned in cycles. strong enough to send the rogue, runaway dock crashing into support beams. >> the docket definitely was picking up momentum as it was heading towards this building. that was a little scary. >> seeing these waves rolling in and the water significantly higher. high tide sort ot ot for lack of a better expression. cornell: the san francisco fire department advised people to stay away from ocean beach. >> we advise people to stay away from the water and the coastline in san francisco today. cornell: people flock to the beach with cameras ready to capture big waves. >> i'm hoping for bigger waves to just view. >> i don't get this excitement every day and want to see it for myself. cornell: the tsunami advisory close baker beach and people

cornell: pictures of loyal customers hang on the wall. after serving up craft beers like pale ale and thousands of other bruise for three decades, marin brewing company is closing its doors for good. >> it is kind of breaking my heart a little. i have been coming here for a long time. family, friends. it has been home. >> we have to pack it up and move it out. it is a real shame. cornell: the founders says rising rents and staffing shortages brought on by covid-19 made it tough to stay open. >> you think you might have it already in organized, a good backup plan, but here comes covid and it reared its ugly head for a lot of small businesses. cornell: it was a pioneer in california's craft beer movement, opening in 1989 when few even knew how. there have been a lot of awards. a former homebrewer brought his friends from alameda to pay tribute. >> any brewery that you can find, they were inspired in part by this place. this was the genesis of the craft brewery movement in the bay area. cornell: 50 employees worked here. some will he offer j

cornell: in marin county, cornell barnard. ama: oaklands first friday has been scrapped due to the covid case surge. the festival brings together local businesses, artists, and performers. organizers hope to hold the event on february 4. dan: starbucks said its workers in the u.s. must be fully vaccinated by february 9 forget tested weekly at their own expense. the coffee giant says the requirement is in response to a federal mandate. the federal judge today ruled in favor of 35 navy seals who sued the biden the military covid-19 mandate. the seals refused to get the vaccine for religious reasons. booster shots for kids ages 12 to 15 could be available thursday. the fda authorized to them today. ac/dc advisory panel will consider the issue wednesday. ama: the hottest back-to-school item is a covid test. they are not necessarily mandatory, but many bay area districts are offering them. some parents waited for hours over the weekend. there was more testing today and all the rapid tests available at district headquarters were gon

cornell: pictures of loyal customers hang on the wall. after serving up craft beers like pale ale and thousands of other bruise for three decades, marin brewing company is closing its doors for good. >> it is kind of breaking my heart a little. i have been coming here for a long time. family, friends. it has been home. >> we have to pack it up and move it out. it is a real shame. cornell: the founders says rising rents and staffing shortages brought on by covid-19 made it tough to stay open. >> you think you might have it already in organized, a good backup plan, but here comes covid and it reared its ugly head for a lot of small businesses. cornell: it was a pioneer in california's craft beer movement, opening in 1989 when few even knew how. there have been a lot of awards. a former homebrewer brought his friends from alameda to pay tribute. >> any brewery that you can find, they were inspired in part by this place. this was the genesis of the craft brewery movement in the bay area. cornell: 50 employees worked here. some will he offer j

cornell: in marin county, cornell barnard. ama: oaklands first friday has been scrapped due to the covid case surge. the festival brings together local businesses, artists, and performers. organizers hope to hold the event on february 4. dan: starbucks said its workers in the u.s. must be fully vaccinated by february 9 forget tested weekly at their own expense. the coffee giant says the requirement is in response to a federal mandate. the federal judge today ruled in favor of 35 navy seals who sued the biden the military covid-19 mandate. the seals refused to get the vaccine for religious reasons. booster shots for kids ages 12 to 15 could be available thursday. the fda authorized to them today. ac/dc advisory panel will consider the issue wednesday. ama: the hottest back-to-school item is a covid test. they are not necessarily mandatory, but many bay area districts are offering them. some parents waited for hours over the weekend. there was more testing today and all the rapid tests available at district headquarters were gon

cornell: cornell barnard, abc7 news.rnia academy of science is owned of the oldest living aquarium fish in the world. this is methuselah, the lungfish. methuselah lived 969 but this methuselah is believed to be a she and she is at least 90 years old. the academy will send a tiny sample of her fin to researchers in australia who will try to figure out her age. >> she is really basically a big puppy dog. she is gentle, slow moving, but when they want to move fast they can. they can jump out of that tank and that is why there is a guard. liz: methuselah weighs 24 pounds, enjoys belly rubs and figs, but only when fresh, not frozen. she is particular. still ahead, a glimpse into the future. some of the newest high tech from the consumer electronics show in las vegas. and here is a live look outside this morning. nice and clear, the fog is gone. nice and clear, the fog is gone. beautiful i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best

cornell: one person was wounded. it began as a robbery around 3:30 when someone tried to help the robbery victim, suspect open fire. >> i only heard one gunshot. as soon as we heard it we tried to hide. cornell: he says he hid with a customer in the back of his perfume shop. >> i saw someone on the ground. when i went out of the shop i saw the customers leaving and helping the victims along with other people. cornell: took off. the unidentified victim is in stable but critical condition. in 2021, concord police responded twice to the sun valley mall. two robberies in the spring and the fall. a smash and grab robbery last november inside a jewelry store. surveillance video showed suspects smashing display cases with hammers. and last may, a shooting left one man wounded. the shooter got away. police are not saying if the crimes could be related. in the new year's eve robbery, authorities are asking for information and tips from the public. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. jobina: spencer, i had the heat corrected last nig

was able to have a positive influence on cornell's campus. it's hard to imagine what the campus might've looked like if olmsted would've been called earlier to plan cornell's first building group and he continues. it is greatly to his credit that he is willing and able to dissolve the bridge approaches and preserve the order and beauty of the cornell quadrangle which is people enter picture here. he was able to establish a relationship with cornell's founders and continue to consult with them about building the ground of academic matters. even for a short time serving as a trustee for the new school. , while olmsted direct influence was on berkeley, massachusetts and maine and limited at cornell. according to schuller, these plans constitute the earliest and comprehensive statement of his philosophy of campus design, his work also informed other realized campus designs and campus planning more broadly olmsted and those who succeeded him did much educational work across the united states and canada. he notes that this reflects an ever increasi

: cornell bernard, abc 7 news.: such a legend. for more on her incredible life and career, you can go to our website, abc7news.com. moving on now, starting today, crossing the bay area's state owned bridges will cost one more dollar. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the toll is up to seven dollars. the increase applies to all of the bay area bridges except for the golden gate. in 2018, voters approved three gradual toll increases with regional measure three. the final tool hike is scheduled for january 1, 2025. lisa, let's get a check outside. it is cold out there. lisa: it is but when i say it is 43 in san francisco, it sounds like it is not that cold but interior valleys are below freezing and will continue to see temperatures drop maybe 20 is likely. so clear out there, a lot of sunshine on the way, but we have rain in the forecast for the full for -- first full week of 2020 two. i will have it for you, next. liz: a skier who went missing on christmas day now presumed dead. the search calle

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. jobina: police are investigating a deadly shooting in the richmond district last night that happened near 3rd avenue and cornwall street. neighbors say that are struggling with increasing crime. >> you hear carjacking, car break in, theft. there's a bunch of homeless people around the neighborhood. jobina: investigators are looking for a red nissan seaddan in connection with the shooting. a freeze warning into night. spencer christian joins us with a look at the lows. my hands have still not recovered from being outside. it is called. spencer: i understand. bundle up tonight if you are going back outside. we have a freeze warning from midnight until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow for interior areas. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20's in the cold spots. it will be a wise idea to protect pets, plants, pipes, and dress warmly if you are going outside. low temperatures will be in the upper 20's to low 30's. even low 30's and some bayshore locations. the chill is widespread. i will have th

in the newsroom, cornell barnard, abc 7 news.hool is stepping up its covid article. the west contra costa unified school district will require all staff to wear in medical grade kn95 mask. they have already been distributed to all school sites. the district employs 3000 people. each person will be provided one mask every week through the end of the school year. district schools are closed tomorrow, and students and staff are being asked to test before returning to class tuesday. oakland unified school district is responding to a request by a group of students for more covid protections. >> more than 150 oakland unified high-school students signed a petition threatening to walk off or return to online learning. district spokesperson john, has released a statement saying the district has ordered enough kn95 masks for all students, and will hand them out as soon as possible. it has already distributed them to all staff. the students set a deadline of generally 17. last friday 12 schools had to close because of a sick-out by teachers

here is news reporter cornell barnard. >> relax.: augustine ortiz is getting his covid-19 booster. he admits to putting it off. >> i need to be a good example for my kids. they got their vaccines. i have to do my part to show them that we have solidarity. cornell: the sonoma county fairgrounds is the temporary home to this vaccination clinic similar to those which opened in early 2021 when vaccines were new. >> i want to stay safe because i do not want covid. cornell: eighth grader high the is getting her booster to stay safe. >> the county providing a service like this shows that they are taking this situation seriously. cornell: public health officials say new cases of omicron have plateaued, but it may be two to three weeks before they decline. 79 percent of sonoma county residents are fully vaccinated. >> that still leaves 20% who are not fully vaccinated and our hope is to get those first and second doses to try and get the overall protection in the community up. cornell: ella needs her booster to resume college classes. >> we

cornell: good luck, niners. the faithful will be watching. >> go niners. >> bang, bang, niner that's how we turn it up. dion: i like that guy's enthusiasm. we all need a little animal therapy sometimes, and that includes 49ers players. i got to meet the family of important french bulldog sue may be responsible for keeping players in that winning mindset -- french bulldogs who may be responsible for keeping players in that winning mindset. if strollers or even masks are any indication, this family and their frenchies are full of niner pride. but this is not just a family of human 49er faithful's, it is the friend she faithful, and these -- the frenchy faithful, and these pooches had the distinction of being part of the 49ers family. it all started in 2018, when one of the family owners of got frenchy french bulldog breeders, got a suspicious sounding call. >> i thought somebody played a joke. it was not. dion: it was anything but. the 49ers wanted an emotional support animal further players. so we came first, and

cornell: it is where pictures of loyal customers hang on the wall. after serving thousands of brews for three decades, they are closing their doors for good. >> ■it is kind of breaking my heart. we've been coming here for a very long time. family, friends. it has just been home. >> we have to pack it up and move it out. cornell: the founders says rising rent, staffing shortages brought on by covid-19 made it tough to stay open. >> you think you might have it all ready and organized in a good backup plan, but here comes covid. it reared its ugly head for a lot of small businesses. cornell: they were a pioneer in california's craft brewing movement, opening in 1989 when few even knew how. >> any brewery you can find, they were inspired at least in part by this place. this really was the genesis of the craft brewery movement in the bay area. cornell: 50 employees work here. some will be offered jobs at the sister location in novato. restaurant memorabilia will raise money for a fund for employees who are moving on. >> it is a way we can thank them. corn

cornell belcher, symone sanders, symone, i con kerr with cornell, welcome. great to have you. >> thank you. >>> all right. still to come, the nation and the globe a bit more on edge as president biden predicts putin will indeed invade ukraine. we're live in moscow next. you're watching "meet the press daily." ukraine we're live in moscow next. you're watching "meet the press daily. >>> welcome back. as we told you at the top of the hour president biden clarified his comments about russia and ukraine today, saying that any russian troops entering ukraine will constitute an invasion, period. no use of the word incursion. earlier ukraine's president pushed back against biden's comments tweeting, we want to remind the great powers that there are no minor incursions and small nations. just as there are no minor casualties and little grief from the lost of loved ones. russia has amassed more than 100,000 troops along its border with ukraine and u.s. intelligence has warned that moscow may be planning a false flag operation. secretary of state antony blinken who me

cornell: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. jobina: happening now, the wolf moon. you are looking at the first full moon of the year. it got that name because wolves were fought to howl more frequently this time of year. this is one of 12 full moons we will see this year. two of them qualify as supermoon's. those are full moons that are brighter and closer to the mirth -- closer to the earth than normal. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma because he knows all about them. drew: i saw it rise yesterday. i did not see this one, when can i see the next one? it will be almost one month from today. the next full moon is on february 16. this one gets named full snow moon because february is typically the snowiest month in the northern hemisphere. we have a lot of fog in the north bay. live doppler 7 visibility mode, nevada down to zero miles. petaluma, half a mile. highway 37, dealing with issues. even santa rosa down to have mile visibility as fog lingers through the 8:00 a.m. hour. cooler right now compared to yesterday. most of us in the 30's and 40's. 30 in s

cornell: police say one person was wounded. it began as a robbery around 3:30 but when someone tried to help the robbery victim, the suspects opened fire. >> it started with one gunshot. we were trying to hide. cornell: he head with a customer in the back of his perfume shop. >> when i went out of theout of i saw the customer was helping the victims along with other people. cornell: the mall was evacuated. the suspects took top -- took off. the victim was taken to the hospital where they are in stable but critical condition. in 2021, concord police responded to the sun valley mall twice. a smash and grab robbery in november inside a jewelry store. surveillance video showed suspects smashing display cases with hammers. last may, a shooting left one man wounded. police are not saying if the crimes could be related. in the new year's eve robbery, authorities are asking for tips from the public. liz: today architected to be the busiest travel days for people returning home after the holidays. there are already 1000 flight cancellat

>> cornell, has anything changed in the last six months on this issue? that we don't know about that's going to magically pass this bill? >> well, look, one of the things that's important coming from the white house is actually when the president gets behind something and if he gets behind something, you can roll out and make change, right? it is an all-hands-on-deck effort by the white house to move this along because they do see the urgency. senator schumer talked about last week that, look, there's a threat to our democracy. look, this actually sort of buttonholes well with the conversation pivoting off january 6th. the majority of americans right now think our democracy is weaker than it was before. you have over 70% of americans who think january 6th was, in fact, an attack on our democratic. this is not about even sort of just the base, although you've got to animate the base around this fight. there's a swath of middle america, chuck, that thinks our drats is under attack and the president needs to politically talk to them and mobilize them as wel

he is doing an honorable job on the supreme court. >> but cornell, did he speed? did he ever speed?, imagine if he were on the court. that strikes me as quite a dichotomy even though the allegations are obviously quite distinct. >> it's a dichotomy but it's also rank hypocrisy. justice kavanaugh was my class n mate at yale law school. i expected him to be questioned fairly in the same way i expected this judicial nominee, attorney mathis, to be questioned fairly. but to suggest that he was somehow a felon, somehow a ne'er-do-well, come on. let's be fair. millions of americans have speeding tickets. this is not a disqualifying characteristic, particularly for speeding tikckets from ten year ago. this senator had her own issues with speeding on constitution avenue in washington, dc. >> do you mean the one where she allegedly flashed her congressional pin to get out of a speeding ticket? but let's not talk about that, cornell, i think perhaps that would not be the point she was trying to make. i have to tell you, i am an officer of the court, as you are, and i understand and appreciate

cornell comes back. later tonight we actually have and we didn't plan it this way, i have an interview with a potential key witness in that probe who knows a lot about the trump era, and covid breaking new records, president biden says they have more they can do, and there is a way out. >>> we also have an obama insider on joe biden's hopes for the new power play against mcconnell. apparently liberals winning this tactical question as schumer wants to end part of the filibuster. filibuster with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. with clean, fresh ingredients, panera's new chicken sausage and pepperoni flatbread is a mouthwatering explosion of yes. craft? yes! heartiness? yes! living life to the flavor-fullest? heck yes. panera. live your yes. now $1 delivery. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption help

the stacey abrams absence, can you really chalk it up to a scheduling issue, number one, cornell, andber two i feel like the president is in a box. we may have made his own box here, but if he doesn't do a big show as he's doing today people will say why didn't you at least do that and then of course he will do this and if he comes up short, well, you couldn't get anything done. address this issue and dilemma. >> yeah, that's a lot. first, chuck, i want to say great reporting by mike and ali. that's really great reporting by both our folks there. look, i think you can give him a pass on the covid stuff, i mean, i think with so many americans dying of covid, yeah, he's going to spend most of his time on covid, 100,000 americans dying, but i also think strategically there was this sense that can we get bipartisan, you know, movement on infrastructure and on some build back better? and so before we go hard into -- because we know we are not going to get republicans to move on voting rights. can we get some things passed with bipartisan -- with some bipartisan votes that help americans? a

>> cornel: anzavista neighborhood where his brutal attack caught on video. he died from his injuries days later a suspect was arrested. >> i know when we saw that vid video, it was heartbreaking. it still is heartbreaking. >> activists say vichs' started the stop the hate movement. >> anti-asian hate crime have spiked more than 500%. victims continue to come forward. >> when you add hundreds upon hundreds, thousands upon thousands incidences, this is not a coincidence. it's racism. >> other say words are not enough. real action is needed to stop the sense less attacks. >> we must hold accountable those who commit these crimes against our aapi community. [cheers] and we must demand that those that have the bow -- power to hold people accountable, actually do. >> this was a man who emigrated to the u.s. to spend more time with his daughter and grandchildren. >> my father would want us all to rise above hate. and he would want us to lead with love. ♪ >> at that time scene of his attack, cellists played "you'll never walk alone" in san francisco, cornell bernard

michelle goldberg, eric buller who follows fox news very closely and the editor of pressrun.media and cornell belcher. michelle, i understand the kind of jump in the media and on the internet to always say, well, didn't we know some of this? okay, so what? i'm curious, though, with an eye on the evidence what you think about the fact that the congress

cornell: one person was wounded.gan as a robbery around 3:30 when someone tried to help the robbery victim, suspect open fire. >>

here is cornell barnard. >> i'm devastated. she is my hero. one of my all-time icons.nd really, such a comedic genius. >> hi rose, how is it going? >> betty white was a hero to dorothy drawl injured. he's channeled betty for the last seven years, portraying rose in the annual golden girls live drag show in san francisco. >> they chose eileen dip myers imaginary playmate over me. he says betty made it look easy and believable, no matter who she was playing. >> betty white is amazing because she can play any character from the bit, to the airhead. >> people say i look like wilma flintstone. >> the beloved actress loved her craft, but loved animals even more. >> my life is divided into halves, show business and animal business. two things i love the most. >> nancy mckenney first met betty in the 1990's at a fundraiser for seattle's humane society. >> we had this fundraiser, she was generous with her time and was just a sweetheart with everyone she met there. everyone was in all of her and so happy to have her. it is almost like she was oriole t in our midst. >> won't you

in sonoma county, cornell bernard. larry: more covert headlines -- the cdc officially updated its mask recommendations. it warns that loosely woven cloth masks provide the least amount of protection. you might want to upgrade to an n95 mask, but any mask is better than none at all. the white house is launching a website to distribute free at-home tests starting on wednesday. and for the second day, california's test positivity has decreased, but we are talking ever so slightly. it was 23% and now 22.9%. ama: santa clara county officials say the demand for covid tests exceeds supplies by a lot. they released new guidelines today. both pcr tests and at home antigen test can determine whether someone has contracted the virus. >> if you have symptoms of covid, isolate yourself right away. that is the most important step you can take. you can use either test to figure out if you have covid. please do not use emergency rooms as testing centers. ama: they cannot stress that enough. the county's new guidelines follow new frame

cornell barnard was at one testing site earlier today, and it looks pretty busy. >> it really was, more than 1000 tests given there today. so many parents getting ready to send kids back to school after the holidays, and with omicron infections on the rise, getting tested before returning to school is highly recommended. >> the break was fun, but i can see my friends again. >> miles is ready to go back to school in san francisco, not until he gets a covid test. his mom knows it has to be done. >> i wasn't necessarily happy about it, but it is part of what we have to do. it is our new normal. >> san francisco unified bracing for a potential surgeon cases and recommending all students and staff get tested before returning to class. free rapid testing is available at district headquarters and other school sites for the next week. >> this community has stepped forward to do what is necessary in regard to getting tested, and we are really proud how the community has stepped forward to take care of each other. >> the line was long for testing. home test kits were also available for families.

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hears cornell bernard -- here is cornell bernard. reporter: a new shipment of more than 9000 masks from the federal government just arrived to protect many low income families they serve. 400 million are being shipped to community health centers and pharmacies nationwide. hundreds of covid test kits have also arrived and could be distributed next week. >> this is amazing news. it's great. i think it will keep us safer and it's going to help us in the next step with covid. reporter: first responders now have until march 1 to be fully vaccinated and boosted. the deadline was january 28. dr. matt willis explains the change. >> because there have been high rates of illness among first responders, they haven't actually had the chance to get those booster doses. because you can't get boosted within a certain time after you've been infected. reporter: police and firefighters have reported high vaccination rates. but there's a small percentage of those who have refused. the county says they can keep their jobs, but must test weekly. >> we ha

cornell barnard has the story. >> holy [beep] holy [beep] cornell: this was the scary movie -- momenther dog adrift. >> the water came in and took the back out. started pulling it to see right there. i ran inside and grab my daughter. packed up my car.

>> cornel: anzavista neighborhood where his brutal attack caught on video.ed. >> i know when we saw that vid video, it was heartbreaking. it still is heartbreaking.

bill jacobson is a cornell law professor and joins me now.> yes, we do. and we have files a lawsuit challenging them because they prioritize, as you indicated, the availability of these medications based on race. and that is not a permissible way to do it. they have guidelines that everybody has to comply with, but at the end of the guidelines you have to show a personal risk factor. if you are nonif white under the guideline, that's enough. if you are white, you have to show some medical condition. so different standards for different races, not constitutional. stuart: by doing this in this particular instance, are you, in fact, challenging the whole concept of equity that we've seen recently? >> well, the lawsuit itself is limited to this cored -- order, but it does get to the whole issue of equity because the concept of equity sounds nice. a lot of people think it means equality, it doesn't. it means discriminating on the basis of race in order to achieve some sort of balance or quota system. so the whole concept of equity means discrimina

the first year was 1936, and it was started by two graduates from cornell. graduate of this program, and very proud of that. so students can expect to learn under the three degrees. culinary arts management degree, food service management degree, and hotel management degree. we're not a cooking school. even though we're not teaching you how to cook, we're teaching you how to manage, how to supervise employees, how to manage a hotel, and plus you're getting an associate of science degree. >> my name is vince, and i'm a faculty member of the hospitality arts and culinary school here in san francisco. this is my 11th year. the program is very, very rich in what this industry demands. cooking, health, safety, and sanitation issues are included in it. it's quite a complete program to prepare them for what's happening out in the real world. >> the first time i heard about this program, i was working in a restaurant, and the sous chef had graduated from this program. he was very young to be a sous chef, and i want to be like him, basically, in the future. this prog

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cornell, i can imagine it being very busy. >> more than 1000 tests given today. with omicron infections on the rise, getting tested before returning to school is highly recommended. >> miles halbert is ready to go back to school but not until he gets a covid test. >> i'm not necessarily happy about it but it is a part of what we have to do. san francisco unified is bracing for a potential surge. free rapid testing is available here at district headquarters and other school sites. >> this community has stepped forward to do what is necessary. we are proud of the way this community has stepped forward. >> i'm going to because i know that i don't have the virus. >> san jose unified offered free testing at the sunday -- at the operations warehouse. >> at this location innn anticipation of school starting. >> in marin county, 47,000 students and staff will test at home. >> it will allow us to identify people don't even know they are positive to stay home. it was some wonder why not postpone the start of school? school districts around the country are doing what they c

cornell is also appeared on npr democracy now slates. what's next and msnbc among other media outlets erica is in conversation when the key to oliver a seattle-based creative community organizer abolitionist educator and attorney. they are the executive director of creative justice a youth-led community-based program offering and arts-based alternative to incarceration all of our also organizes with no new youth jail. he criminalized seattle covid-19 mutual aid seattle and the seattle people's party. currently director of inclusion and for content in marketing at netflix darnell l. moore is a media maker educator and writer focused on marginal identity youth development and other social justice issues in the us and abroad prolific writer. darnell has been published in various media outlets including the new york times book review the guardian huffington post ebony and many more and in 2018. he published the memoir no ashes in the fire. cornell's new book becoming abolitionists police protests and the pursuit of freedom is the subject of

after my injury i decided to go to cornell. i was still juggling school and skating. amongst that chaos, i for some reason gained this clarity act how much i truly loved this sport. >> the 22-year-old is one of three figure skaters representing the bay area at the winter olympics. >>> our coverage of the winter games begins in two weeks. you can see exclusive stories from beijing right here on nbc bay area and also get an exclusive first look at the costumes and the outfits team usa will be wearing. that's this morning at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." >>> the pandemic creating big problems for imgran seeking asylum. >>> the new system now being considered to help immigration courts across the country. >>> and it is a foggy start across the bay area. look at these four cameras. meteorologist kari hall breaks down when this is expected to clear up. this is "today in the bay." ♪♪ >>> good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm kira clapper. you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and on nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's get a l

event is still being added up in tiburon cornell barnard abc 7 news. meantime a tsunami advisory was issued in southern california as well this morning all beaches were ordered to close an orange county the tsunami surge came in footlong swells and strong currents residents were encouraged to stay out of the water. primika samuel oye naysunami warning was up to now that is the samoan language you're hearing as a us national weather service office announces the tsunami warning from pago pago in american samoa. a warning is a stronger level than an advisory, which is what we had here in the bay area people were told to get to higher ground immediately. and here is video from fiji. the island was issued a tsunami warning encouraging residents to stay away from the shorelines. you can see here that water reaching the property lines causing flooding in nearby. close the water reached nearly 100 feet inland from the shoreline. and sky 7 was up along our coastline this morning take a look we flew from san francisco to santa cruz checking out that tsunami acti

pg&e says it could take is to restore the power to some parts of the east bay in oakland cornell bernardbc 7 news still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 preparing to ring in the year of the tiger the ceremony held today that included a very special tribute and a community coming together to remember a bay area woman who was pushed to her death in new york city one week ago the event to honor - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. this may be an understatement but 49ers fans are definitely excited about the team moving on in the playoffs abc 7 news reporter and curry went to a watch party in san francisco tonight. we're fans came together and some say the team is a great way to provide. hope for the city. it feels like it could be our year. the 49ers are moving on in the playoffs and alex banks from alameda embrace

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i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news do the east bay where concerned parents lined up for hundreds for thes of them lined up for hours today to pick up free at home covid tests for their kids take a look at this line in front of pinole valley high school students return to west contra costa unified schools tomorrow district today distributed 30,000 at-home rapid tests for use. for the return to the classroom covid cases in the community are spiking and the district wants anyone who tests positive today to delay their return and notify their schools. there is certainly a says there's an uptake. in cases, which is why we wanted to make sure we took these extra safety measures. now if case counts worsen could there be a return to remote learning dr. hurst says nothing has been ruled out and that it could indeed be a possibility. meantime the oakland unified school district was also doing covid testing as classes resume monday. this one happened at fremont high school in oakland. you can see there are kids and their parents standing in a long line outside the school waiting while other parents