cornell barnard, abc7news. amanda: developing news, a brush fire that forced evacuations for several hours in mendocino county is affecting air quality in the bay area. the owens fire ignited near point arena. it has charred 36 acres. bay area air quality officials say smoke from the fire could impact the air across the bay area from the north peninsula to the north bay. let's get the latest on our air quality and temperatures from spencer christian. spencer: i'm happy to report that bay area air quality is generally good. the green dots, representing air quality. a couple of yellow dots indicating moderate air quality, and we have warm but not hot conditions right now. even north of the north bay, we see current temperatures in the low to mid 80's. warm but not really hot. we are not what we would consider fire danger right now. the winds are getting stronger. in the north bay, wind speeds of 20 miles per hour. we will keep watching the wind speeds as we have a breezy pattern developing, some fog coming to the

cornell: cornell barnard, abc7news.the seedless nights -- sleepless nights of some neighbors are over. new safety measures for train horn restrictions have been put in place, allowing the community to sleep uninterrupted. residents and lawmakers celebrated friday on the collaborative effort to establish temporary quiet times from train horns between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. -- 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. >> it was nice to go to sleep and no i would not be woken up by a 100 decibel level train horn. liz: residents are being put in place for people in the neighborhood -- new precedents are being put in place for people in the neighborhood. and this company has created a machine that tills the soil closest to the crop. it can identify the crop it is running through, which helps it identify and automatically remove weeds. >> articulating blades that open and close around the plant line. we are picking up the data of the crop in half a second, and it is relating that to the blades to open and close. liz: locally, a budget surpl

cornell: june 6 has been named start of prime fire season. crews are gearing up for what could be a long summer. liz: a wildfire burning in yuba county is 70% contained. the golden fire burned over 20 acres near camptonville inside the tahoe national forest. because of that fire is still under investigation. authorities say this is the kind of fire they don't see this early in the season. >> a lot of larger fires you typically see late-summer, early fall. this early spring stuff is different than what we are used to seeing in this area. liz: highway 49 remains closed in yuba county north of grass valley. winds caused spot fires which led to evacuations. a brush fire that forced evacuations for several hours friday in mendocino county is affecting the air quality here. the owen's fire started near point arena and burned 36 acres. it is now 60% contained. air quality officials say smoke could impact the air across the from that fire bay area from the north bay to the peninsula. developing news out of southern california, san bernardino police l

cornell?ler: well, people are fleeing because of fear, but the bottom line is, there would not be no fear if we did not have the electoral college. it would not be no fear. one man, one vote, and also all of the voting laws put in place to, kind of, well the vote. the reason why you had the most people voting in the last election -- it was not because the election was rigged. it was because it was easier for people to vote. people did not have to wait seven and eight hours in line to vote. even now the republicans cannot win an election, have not won the popular vote since i can remember. host: so you blame the electoral college? caller: no doubt. host: ok. you're breaking up a little bit so i'm going to move on to glenn in lakeland, florida. you're in an urban area. the urban/rural divide, what causes it and how does it impact you? caller: he was the thing. the divide has always been a divide. there has never been any unity at all between white and black people. that is something that has bee

cornell: in san francisco, cornell barnard. dion: such a special mother's day, albeit a cold one. spencer: here's a look at what is going on with the good feelings. a look at live doppler 7. it is dry over most of the bay area right now but the weather is still unsettled that there are some pockets of isolated showers. mainly right now in the north bay. this is down to northern sonoma county, some pockets of showers moving on. there may be showers as in other locations overnight and it is still pretty gusty. the winds have calmed down a bit in most of the bay area. starting at midnight you can see the winds are starting to relax a bit during the overnight hours but they will power up again and intensified tomorrow afternoon so it will be another gusty afternoon tomorrow. tomorrow, the temperature change. it is seven degrees cooler than it was last night. it feels quite a bit chilly out there. here's a look over central towner. mountain view, 51 and san jose has 48. the view from east bay, that is breezy. a few. clouds in the sky. . the warm spot in concord at 50. a live view from

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cornell? >> yeah, i mean, the key thing here for politically speaking, electorally speaking is that fear point of, what happens if republicans are in charge? to your point, ari, they can fire up their base around this. ari, the base of voters who quite frankly don't want roe v. wade overturned is a lot bigger than your base of voters who do want it overturned. and the key question puzzling democrats going into the midterm, event seen it, is an enthusiasm gap. the majority of voters, that large majority of biden's coalition, certain segments just aren't enthusiastic and mobilized. this is classic republican overreach. they are giving democrats an opportunity to energize and mobilize women all across this country. look, you know, there was -- republicans lost college-educated white women by three points last election. it was something that obama didn't win college educated white women, hillary didn't win college educated white women. this move by trump and this radical movement and attack on wom

cornell: the education standoff continues. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: the president and first lady traveled to uvalde today where they met with the families of the victims at the massacre at the elementary school. video from outside the school minutes after the gunman entered the building. the justinartment wi now investigate how police officers. >> abc news obtaining new video from outside robb elementary school. this shows police breaking windows as they try to help students out of the building. we hear what appears to be dispatch audio that officers are on the phones with students trapped in those classrooms. texas law enforcement detailing those calls. >> she identified herself and whispered, she is in room 112. at 12:10, she called back in room 12 and her advisor was dead. at 12:16 she called back and said there is eight to nine students alive. andrew: daniel garza was inside a classroom during this. >> he was staring at people through the window. andrew: sources tell abc news when federal agents arrived on the scene, they encountered a scene

cornell barnard was in wine country. cornell: calfire choppers armed with water mounted an air assault on this wildfire off of silverado trail in semolina. >> some guy came at my door and told me there was a fire. cornell: christian and his family left their home as a precaution, and it is not the first time. >> a few years ago, last year. it is hard to see this again. cornell: fire crews were able to stop the fire before it reached the top of the hill where a home was threatened. >> the structure was not damaged and the crews made a good effort to not only protect it but get containment to keep this fire roughly around five acres. cornell: sky 7 was over this fire in dublin. firefighters contained the fire near highland and collier canyon road. firefighters say hot dry temperatures in the forecast this week are only expected to increase fire danger. >> things are dry, things are burning. north wind is coming but we are prepared and we have resources ready. cornell: calfire sorted training seasonal firefighters mor than

marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news. we will stay on top of it cornell many. thanks to you.o developing news in the war in ukraine. the government says all women children and elderly people have been evacuated from a besieged steel plant in mariopol where they had been taking shelter. the ukrainian military says russian forces have begun to blow up bridges to slow a ukrainian counter offensive in the northeast in kiev. the mayor is urging citizens to stay inside tomorrow during russia's annual victory d anne n president vladimir putin could formally declare war on may 9th allowing him to step up his campaign. well, the berkeley community came together today to show solidarity with the people of ukraine take a look. this was just one of at least four rallies held today in the bay area all part of a global day of action for peace in ukraine. that goal is to build a unified response with people around the world to denounce the war the next ukraine global day of action is set for june 25th. abortion rights supporters rallied in downtown san francisco today to defend a woman's ri

county cornell bernard abc 7 news. yeah good to see that effort working cornell. thanks to you. now in the east bay, this is the reason for wildfire prevention events like that one a brush fire ignited today in contra costa county. just north of bay point near willow pass road. peruse say a set of train tracks is acting as a barrier separating a neighborhood in bay point from the fire. it started at about 9 o'clock this morning and continues to burn in marsh area. that fire is now at 20 acres and crews. say winds are pushing the flames. developing news now governor newsom has tested positive for covid. he started feeling mild symptoms this morning and took a test which came back positive. newsome is isolating and beginning five days of pax levid the antiviral against covid. received his second booster shot just 10 days ago. now on friday he was in san francisco for an outdoor event with new zealand's prime minister in golden gate park. this is video of the event the governor's office says newsom will isolate until at least thursday or until he tests negative. moving on now to uv

researchers from new york 's cornell university are - york �*s cornell university are looking into how industry greener. it is used to 3-d industry greener. it is used to 3—d prints concrete without using costly and time intensive moulds. apple has announced new accessibility features for its phones including live captions services. the features are due to be introduced in the us later this year. none of this is real — the grass, the sky, the trees. it's all computer generated on this white light smartstage. see? here at portsmouth university's multimillion pound brand—new centre for making all things virtual reality. come with me. i'll give you a quick tour. the centre also has motion capture. but to show you that, i first need to get into one of these. there are 48 cameras in this room tracking my every move. this studio's already been used by the royal shakespeare company to create a digital production of a midsummer night's dream. with traditional motion capture, you couldn't see what you were doing in real time, but now you can. this makes it easier for actors to assume the roles

it sure is abc 7 news reporter cornell. is live at bottle rock and is here with the cornell dan and kristen. yeah bottle rockets. definitely back from memorial day weekend after two years of covid cancellations and delays. check it out. lots of people heading into the venue right now a big weekend in store pink luke combs 21 pilots and the one and only metallica taking the stage this weekend. dorothy was the first artist to take the stage at bottle rock 2022 for hall. are friends from sacramento? it's all about the experience. check out the long line of bottle rockers waiting to get in and from the moment the gates open to 11:30 many fans made a mad dash. we're here for metallica i mean come on. metallica fans rush to grab a spot hours early near the stage where the legendary bay area. will perform friday night your little early is it is it gonna be worth it? you think as my friend says our city had said here. this is pretty late. usually we're in line 12 hours. sometimes 24 hours ahead of the band. so, you know, it's our p

even cornell, ceo of target and we'll get to the target story, trust me, on that. didn't talk about consumer slowdown it's just they got caught by the consumer shopping a little differently but it is a margin story as joe said, costs are up all over the place, weiss, you concerned about everything that is no different from the view that you've shared with us for many, many weeks now you're short the xlf as a hedge and maybe even more interesting than that is you sold more apple. you had told us the other day you had taken almost every position in your book down now you've sold more apple why? >> well, it just goes to the thesis, not many weeks, many months, first there was disbelief that corporations are going to be hit in their margins and seeing that come to fruition and then there's there was disbelief that the economy is so strong, consumerso strong they can tolerate anything. we tend to live in a bubble when you're investing in the market and you're a financial professional you're not living in the real world of the 60 to 70% of the country lives paycheck to p

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cornell: antoine and his son cameron moved from texas. he is learning earthquakes are not the only things to prepare for. liz: that was cornell barnard reporting. a wildfire burning in yuba county is 70% contained. the golden fire burned over 20 acres near camptonville inside the tahoe national forest. the cause is under investigation but this is the kind of fire they usually do not see this early in the season. >> a lot of larger fires you typically see late-summer, early fall. this early spring stuff is different than what we are used to seeing. liz: highway 49 remains closed in yuba county north of grass valley. winds caused spot fires which led to evacuations. a brush fire that forced evacuations for several hours friday in mendocino county is affecting the air quality here. the owen's fire started near point arena and burned 36 acres. it is 60% contained. air quality officials say smoke could impact the air across the bay area from the north bay to the peninsula. we are checking that fire danger. lisa: today, it is always a risk, but

we had brian cornell on this morning. i want to emphasize what he said-he said healthy overall spending leverages but spending -- the shift in spending is shismted in a different direction here he sees strength in food and beverage he says we're softer in tvs and apleenss the consumer is still spend bug maybe a slight shift in the mix. thab they're forced to spend more because of the higher costs for food and beverages but still a pretty healthy consumer overall here what's the retail trend? it seems tough to call right now, but generalry ly sales are still good the consumer is healthy. higher costs and some pressure in terms of lower profits and it's starting to show up in some company, particularly in target, with some margin compression, particularly with target they were expecting 8%, 9%, now we're talk about 5% for the rest of the year. and then, yet, you get continue dp -- confused tjx seems like the opposite. their sales were light but beat on earnings, exact opposite of what everyone was talking about. they were t

in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. ama: an oakland based nonprofit created test gets to check for fentanyl list drugs is expanding across the u.s. here we see the demand in the bay and where it has become overwhelming. stephanie. stephanie: the company is trying to revolutionize testing, making test kit available to those who need them. the company that started here in oakland is going across california, and now expanding to five states. it is a quick test that aims to save lives, and it is selling out. >> the demand is best it is desperate. stephanie: allison heller and dean showed her the founders of the company, an oakland based nonprofit contracted with a canadian biotech lab to produce test strips that detective fentanyl is interacts. their harm reduction mission started in alameda county, and is now going across the country. >> as a culture, we started to two for testing at home. a lot of people are familiar with pregnancy tests or testing their hog-tied. this is really simple technology. stephanie: the steps are

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bernard is at today's wildfire prevention festival cornell. hey dion, what happens with a concert meets a wildfire prevention fair? will you get this the ember stop and a lot of families are leaving here today with a lot of information. a band brought some good vibes during this free concert at marin civic center park, but music is only part of what's happening here is really the number one. pause the ember stomp festival unique way to remind people that fire season is here with lots of expert advice on protecting property from wildfire missing the gutters as well. just keeping all combusting anything debris from gathering for making your home ember resistant to creating a fire smart yard with defensible space. so from zero. and that's the zone that we don't want any vegetation. this is probably one of the most at risk. the nation for regarding wildfires a reality check from central marin fire battalion chief todd lando. he says his drought conditions worsen the odds of a major wildfire increase by the week take this generation. we've sort of

cornell: police say they found a 15 month old named charlotte unresponsive. was found in the apparent

it cornell, you are the pollster here. what they see as a lack of unity. when we asked them openly had a feel about whatever has ordered and congress they say a lack of unity or infighting. so, one, i'm conscious of democrats attacking other democrats. democrats aren't the problem, right. they're not the reason the supreme court is behaving the way it is. they're not the reason mitch mcconnell has blocked everything that has democrats have moved and passed on criminal justice reform to voting rights. somewhere in the conversation is lost that it has all become a conversation about what democrats can't do and not, quite frankly, republicans who won't even let it come to the floor of the senate. they won't let voting rights come to the floor of the senate. it's an up and down vote on a lot of these issues, it's because of republicans. i do understand but i do think the democrats should stop the circular firing squad and turn our attention to the republicans what they're doing to stop the will of the people. >> marianne, i do

researchers from cornell university - markets. researchers from cornell university are - markets.t can be used to make the construction industry greener. the robot is being used to 3d print materials like concrete without using time intensive moles. apple has announced a range of new accessibility features for its devices such as live captions that will transcribe calls, videos and even in—person conversations. the features are due to be introduced later this year in the us. none of this is real, the grass, the sky, the trees, it is all computer generated on this smart stage. here at this multi—million pound brand—new centre for making all things virtual reality. come with me and we will have a quick tour. the centre has motion capture but to show you that, i will need to get into one of these. there are a8 cameras tracking my every move. the studio has been used by the royal shakespeare company to create a digital production of a midsummer nights dream. traditional motion capture you could not see what you were doing in real time but now you can. it makes it easierfor actors to a

cornell barnard explains, they want to run it. >> education is unequal and it is unfair and unjust. >> parker elementary first opened in the 1920's that had its final graduation last wednesday. some parents never went home. >> me and a group of mothers and children and community members decided to not leave, decided to stay and occupy the school. >> this parent says the protest involved pitching tents outside the school. others are occupying classrooms. officials decided to close this school and several others due to declining enrollment as an effort to reduce the deficit. activists say it is that with the community needs. >> the school has good teachers. kids need this. >> the groups says the liberation of the school means a reopening and a new name. they say classes taught by community members start tuesday. >> we are offering chess class, a stem science class, mathematics, esl. >> the sit in is considered trespassing by the district. >> they tried to chain the back pen -- fences and lock us out of the cafeteria. we are still here and we are not leaving. >> the district says it reco

i think you drew the plumb assignment today cornell. i think so larry.you know bottle rock is definitely back. memorial day weekend after two years of covid cancellations and delays check it out. lots of people outside the venue right now and why not a big weekend is in store pink luke combs 21 pilots and the one and only metallica taking the stage this weekend. dorothy was the first artist to take the stage at bottle rock 2022 for hallie and her friends from sacramento. it's all about the experience. check out the long line of bottle rockers waiting to get in and from the moment the gates open to 11:30 many fans made a mad. here for metallica, i mean come on metallica fans rushed to grab a spot hours early near the stage where the legendary bay area band will perform friday night your little early. is it is it gonna be worth it you think as my princess had said here this is pretty late. usually we're in line 12 hours. sometimes 24 24 hours ahead of the band. so you know, it's our passion is what we love and so we're gonna continue to do i've seen metall

cornell barnard talked with the drivers sister.>> he came out 't know, to see -- we came out here to see what was left. i found his issue. >> elizabeth anaya came to pescadero state beach to mourn her older brother, one of the victims found inside a toyota tacoma truck after it crashed into the water friday night around 8:45. >> he was going to turn 40 this year. he has three nieces, a mom, a dad, my sister. i am just blank now. >> truck may be her brother's girlfriend's young daughter. the girlfriend is still missing. >> a third party may have been in the vehicle at the time of the crash. we are working with the coast guard to locate a third party. >> the coast guard says that search was called off saturday morning after a third person cannot be located. the truck ran this stop sign at pescadero creek road, crossed highway one into the beach parking lot, and kept going into the water. torn landscaping marks the spot where the truck plunged 30 feet into the water. neighbor ron talbot says it is a dangerous stretch of road. >> this is the six or seventh time in thee last 30 or 40 year

but cornell. oh, thanks, cheaper stores also need to bring about a change of thinking. i think it's a matter of little by little shifting the perspective i'm thinking okay, well maybe i'm not going to buy 6 present, geez this year, but i'm just going to buy one that i really love and it's going to be eco. and people realizing that you don't need to own that lodge needs to be the right things . new york's fashion bill requires companies to disclose supply chain and manufacturing information, but will ultimately leave it up to consumers to decide with their wallets. and that won't be enough, says i assure barren blot she works for re make an initiative that aims to and harmful practices in the fashion industry. and so i really do think government has to do its job. you know, so this idea that we've put his data out in the public domain and market forces especially and customers, will you that purchasing power to course? correct, i think is a fallacy. you know, what we need is regulation that level the playing field. so that industry gone profit from modernity, slavery fro

find answers all the san mateo county coast cornell bernard abc 7 news. moving on to new developments stanford nurses are set to end. strike after reaching a tentative agreement late last night 5,000 nurses at the stanford hospital and lucille packard children's hospital hit the picket lines last monday. the union says the agreement includes a 7% wage increase this year along with another 5% next april and an additional week of vacation. union membership will vote this weekend on whether to approve the agreement results are expected on monday. stanford healthcare tweeted a statement about the agreement saying in part quote throughout the negotiations of the party's continued to work in good faith and have now accomplished our shared goal of agreeing on contract terms. we can be proud of well abc 7 news has confirmed the cause of death for a rookie san jose police officer and former, san jose football star. john packer died from a fentanyl overdose at a milpitas home last month. that is the determination from the santa clara county medical exam. packer was

bernard was at today's wildfire prevention festival cornell. i thought this was so creative.and it's been a big day. a lot of families are leaving here. the event is over. but what happens when a concert meets a wildfire prevention fare you get the ember stop a lot of families are feeling safer because of it. and brought some good vibes during this free concert at marin civic center park, but music is only part of what's happening here is really the number one. cause the ember stomp festival a unique way to remind people that fire

see target and walmart, whatever they said had nothing to do with strength of the consumer brian cornellas clear about that that had nothing to do with it i'm just suggesting what you think you're looking at today and suggesting see, the consumer is so strong, doesn't necessarily last into the fall once that money is gone on services you suggest say is strong they're good now the question is will they deteriorate as fast as business conditions appear to be on the other side of the ledger. >> first of all, i'm not jumping off a building because snap missed earnings. i'm not doing it more in line with stephanie on that, you know i would follow meta or google orio orion i don't know >> hold your thought let me get in a break. you stay there we have a lot of other stuff to get to as well more moves from the committee we need to tell you about and reminder, 6:00 eastern time, trading tech hosted by jon fortt. back in two minutes. don't go anywhere. technologists in india, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hyb

s future of natural gas study, which said the cornell work was based on "unsubstantiated" estimates.terview. nor would he answer questions about the funding for the study, other than to say it was "transparent." >> the point is, we always believe in transparency, and so that's... yeah. >> narrator: the m.i.t. report's major sponsor was aubrey mcclendon's american clean skies foundation. >> we really wanted m.i.t. in particular, because they had been the authoritative source testifying before congress on all these other energies, and we thought, "we want the gold standard." and we said, "we believe this is the next big thing." >> narrator: denise bode was on the advisory committee for the m.i.t. study. >> we made our case that it was a valid emerging issue that they could add credibility to, and then, and, and then they accepted it. >> narrator: bolstered by the m.i.t. study, the industry narrative on natural gas would take hold in washington. >> i have the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. (audience cheers and applauds) >>

covered the issue all weekend, and he's here with new details cornell. of burning rubber, but that's what out of the weekend. they want sideshows to stop and a quicker response by police. this was the scary real-time wake-up called neighbors got early sunday a sideshow burning rubber across the inters. and of harrison and main near the bay bridge and you could smell the rubber coming up. i mean, it was brutal smell, you know fireworks going off in the intersection, you know, just loud tire screeching. it's just a nightmare for everybody. and neighbors believe 300 people are more showed up to watch skid marks were left behind in the intersection witnesses say police arrived about 15 minutes. the side show began. i think the response time should have been quicker we have a police station and a fire station down. so i don't know what can be done. the sfpd says officers responded to three side shows across the city over the weekend the department declined our request for an interview but in a statement said in each incident, the sfpd stunt driving response u

now is abc seven news reporter cornell bernard. from one country. cal fire choppers armed with water mounted an air assault on this wildfire off silverado trail and seen alina. it started about 5 30, prompting evacuations door and tell me what's up. what's a fire? christian torres and his family left their home as a precaution and it's not the first time you remember like last year a few years ago. and it's really it's hard to see this again guys. it's kind of family here. fire crews were able to stop the fire before it reached the top of the hill where a home was threatened structure was not damaged and the crews made a strong effort getting up on top there to not only protect it, but then get containment to keep this fire, you know, roughly around five acres in the east base guys, seven was over this fire in dublin, alameda and contra costa county firefighters contain the fire near highland and collier. canyon roads to 91 acres firefighters say hot dry temperatures in the forecast this week are only expected to increase fire danger. things are dry

i am cornell barnard. >> the first bay area test to treat -- abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>orward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> this is the poster child projects. >> it turns out the journey is not over for journeys and. good evening and thank you for joining us. question i, we revisit the neighborhood that suffers from the wildfires which rank among the most destructive and deadliest in california history. the rest of the wildfires was the tubbs fire which swept through santa rosa, jumping highway 101 on that first terrifying october night. among the casualties a mobile home park named journeys and. ashes, all that was left of homes and lives. abc 7 news reported cornell barnard is live in santa rosa because this is building a better bay area. >> that is right. construction is happening. >> this is the former side of the journeys and mobile home park. this is where it once stood. residents are getting ready to come back. >> i love journeys end.

let's discuss all of this with former naacp president cornell william brooks and tim wise, author of dispatches from the race war. tim, how much do you think lawmakers and tv personalities who push white replacement theory or even something that echoes white replacement theory are to blame for this dangerous ideology spreading to the point that we see actions like this? >> well, they're absolutely to blame. listen, words have consequences, and these are not simple conservative positions on immigration. we have long had debates about what's the best immigration policy and what's the effect of immigration on wages and taxes. and that's fine. but the difference here, it's categorical. replacement theory is premised on two things that make violence inevitable when enough people hear it. number one, it's conspiratorial. it's not simply, oh, those silly liberals, they just don't understand what they're doing. it's oh, no, those liberals/jews/globalists are deliberately trying to hurt you, maybe even kill you. tucker carlson has said that on his show hundreds of times. the second thing is i

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now is abc seven news reporter cornell bernard. from one country. cal fire choppers armed with water mounted an air assault on this wildfire off silverado trail and seen alina. it started about 5 30, prompting evacuations door and tell me what's up. what's a fire? christian torres and his family left their home as a precaution and it's not the first time you remember like last year a few years ago. and it's really it's hard to see this again guys. it's kind of family here. fire crews were able to stop the fire before it reached the top of the hill where a home was threatened structure was not damaged and the crews made a strong effort getting up on top there to not only protect it, but then get containment to keep this fire, you know, roughly around five acres in the east base guys, seven was over this fire in dublin, alameda and contra costa county firefighters contain the fire near highland and collier. canyon roads to 91 acres firefighters say hot dry temperatures in the forecast this week are only expected to increase fire danger. things are dry

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we heard that from brian cornell. we don't know where the consumer will be in 150 to 200 basis points all the market has done is priced stocks in an environment where rates are lower and mechanically say, what are we willing to pay that was held with the consumer and businesses held constant today that's what's shocking walmart and target could be treated like zoom and docusign it is as if they earnings were more important than apple and microsoft. maybe there's some solace doesn't tell us where we're going to go in the market, but we came in today having rallied almost 6.5% in three days. this is an environment where we've had this kind of rallies and complete washout days. this washout day still has you, the s&p didn't go through the intraday low last thursday, and i think that's part of how do you have to drop it into a perspective. again, we've had a massive rally coming into this. >> with the volatility has absolutely spiked in a single day, jeff, but to tim's point, this violent churning we are seeing in the mar

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it was like a horror film really require that a cuban president miguel diaz cornell visited the scene of the disaster, which happened near cube is national capital building. i actually don't know. we're visiting the location sir. everything seems to indicate that it was an accident with a gas tank that caused some explosion, horrible, and therefore, structural damage and to collapse. there is a group of people who are receiving help person, their rescue team, so the firefighters and all the specialized forces acted very quickly. but unfortunately, people have died early to talk and, and what was required, children, and anxious crowd gathered outside the nearby hospital looking for their loved ones . on inside some of the dozens of people injured in the explosion receive treatment . among them. children rescue has worked into the night clearing to bray and pulling buddies from the rubble. the hotel had been closed for over 2 years due to the pandemic. but officials say workers were inside, preparing for a planned reopening. briefly to sport now and troubled english. premier lakeside ch

no, so we're having a blast, a fair number one was bullied years old. cornel with we had people on duty we had scavengers foraging, but a food was used. we had people procuring water as well. everything was so organized that we could joke that it's a 5 star bomb shelter, or the bumble bureau ship beds yours or unless it, oh yeah, it's been snowing and that means we will clean up to day bilateral bud, to the home. and there was a telegram group where i added all my friends and relatives mccormick. since i didn't know if i would ever return, i wrote in it every night. you'll see how it was for us here was about les yesterday. basil. so went to the neighboring bomb, shall to assume that i said we were trying to go anywhere where they were children anymore. if we couldn't drive that, we would bring the 8 by foot. thorsten below, there was always fear of what you're always afraid, that something could land near this bullet hit right here to 3 ball and more we often took his soul, but everything that came at us missed what something had here. oh dear i'm sure and here yes, the run down and he

cost of fuel and freight to transport goods was significantly higher than expected ceo brian cornell doesn't expect the question to abate anytime soon >> fuel and diesel costs will hit us about $1 billion of costs in the fiscal year a significant increase that we did not anticipate >> reporter: on the media call, cornell says the consumer is still healthy and engaged, but shifting what they are buying. food and essentials and beauty sold well at target. discretionary categories like tvs and bikes didn't target did not pass on all of the higher costs in the form of pricing to consumers which might have been to help drive traffic and sales up 3.3% for comparabl sales. it was a different story at lowe's the home improvement retailer put up stronger than expected profit, but missed on revenue and comparable shares. lowe's shares fell 5%. ceo marvin ellison pointed to the cold weather for delaying purchases with nearly three quarters of consumers considered do it yourselves the coldest weather in years kept shoppers from buying outdoor and other improvement purchases from the spring. he i

were moral the namesake on that bill morrill hall still stands on on the cornell art squad and one more landmark development of the lincoln government with the agriculture department now that may not sound so exciting today. it sounds so to bureaucratic, but it was the first department that had a hand in private industry agriculture being the biggest industry. back then it was one of lincoln's favorite. he thought he called it the people's department. he thought it would have an intimate connection to individual farmers. the idea was the agriculture department was going to distribute seeds and agricultural know-how the latest techniques and so on particularly people on the frontier people in the east lived closer together closer to cities they were more likely to have read the most recent farm journals and all of that but not so people in nebraska where illinois even kentucky jefferson davis was born in kentucky about a hundred miles from lincoln one year before also in a log cabin, but the davises took a different route, they moved down south. they became cotton farmers jefferson. davi