cornell: many were shocked to hear about a rare crime. police say sunday morning a man was found lying in the middle of keller street after being assaulted. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> early this morning, 1:40 9 a.m., we got a call of a possible fight downtown. the person said his friend had been struck by a baseball bat. cornell: police do not know what led up to the assault, >> a suspect is at large. >> no one was seen running away on foot so we think the suspect fled in a vehicle. we do not have a vehicle description. cornell: relatives learning the terrible news at the police station. >> my condolences to the family and sadness for my community, that we deal with more and more of this kind of interpersonal violence. cornell: this crime is more shocking considering the last homicide was back in the summer of 2017. >> i think it is shocking. i mean, we have liquor for almost five years and really low crime -- we have lived here for five years. cornell: police believed the victim and attacker may have come from a local bar or

cornell: police do not know what led up to the violent assault. the suspect is still at large. >> no onewest seen running away on foot, so we think the suspect may have fled in a vehicle. we don't have a vehicle description at this time. cornell: the victim's fellow -- relatives learning the terrible news that the petaluma police station. quick sadness for my community that we deal with more and more of this kind of interpersonal violence. cornell: the crime is all more shocking considering the last homicide in petaluma was in summer of 2017. >> it is shocking. we live here almost five years and really a crime. one of the things we liked about the area. cornell: police believe the victim and his attacker may have come from a local bar or nightclub. >> the bars were all getting out. in the past, we usually have some type of disturbance. it is prop we somehow related to that. >> something like that could happen to anybody, and that makes me a little more uneasy about being down here. cornell: police are looking for surveillance video from downtown b

cornell: cornell barnard, abc7news..r.: a woman is under arrest after walnut creek police say she struck and killed a pedestrian and severely injured another with her pickup truck near the intersection of north main and pine streets. the suspect faces multiple charges. she is being held on a $300,000 bail. uc berkeley has the green light to break ground for people in need at people's park. a superior court judge said in a tentative ruling that the university could move forward with its controversial plan. work on the site can begin when a judge issues a written order expected next week. preservationists stopped -- sued to stop uc berkeley to build a dorm for students and on housed people. they say the university has other properties they could use for student housing. building a better bay area with a focus on the environment. a call for action against plastic and e-commerce. state senator scott weiner joined environmentalists and community leadersmpag onlin ret. the group spoke out in support of a bill that requires on

cornel: seems like we're going in circles today, dion. we're back on the road here on the abc7 news van. take a look. we have seen traffic delays along the golden gate bridge. now, a bit of good news as you can see. traffic is moving pretty well. we expect to hit the brakes in sauce lito. sausalito. >> i literal just got off a plane right now and i was stuck in traffic. >> this is what he found, a major traffic headache, cars inching their way across the span. you guys are going to try to drive across the bridge? >> no, no, the traffic is backed up all the way, no, i'm not even going to do that. cornel: two south bound lanes of highway 101 will be closed from the robin williams ton knoll the rodeo off ramp. crews are doing some work. >> it's important that question be able to address the work that affects commuters. conel: expect about an hour delay. here's our time lapse journey. looks easy enough here. but in realtime it took about 30 minutes. and we weren't alone. >> how long did it take you to get -- >> about -- about 30 minutes. corn

cornell barnard is live and se that live in sausalito. cornell: 10:00 p.m.onight is when caltrans will close two lanes of this one-mile stretch of northbound 101 in sausalito for a repair project which could leave many drivers hitting the brakes. >> still feeling the gas prices, for sure. cornell: delays are coming to a stretch of highway 10 one this weekend in sausalito, for a caltrans repair project. >> summer time, lots of tourists will be checking out the golden gate bridge, heading to sausalito. we expect a break jam up northbound on the golden gate bridge. cornell: two northbound lanes of 101 will be closed for 57 hours from friday night monday morning. caltrans says the closure is needed to repair the drainage system and repave the left lane for the rainy season. >> it is important that we can address the concerns that affect commuters on a day to day basis. cornell: it means your weekend drive over the golden gate bridge to marin or sonoma could be hitting the brakes. >> a one hour delay northbound and it is going to jam up san francisco city streets

go back to cornell, it's the winter of 2015, and charlie is now a sophomore.day morning, he stopped an unexpectedly to -- visit is football coached. there's a softer side to this coach that drills axes in those. his kids know he'll always be there for them. >> our role is, if you have a problem, will close the door. if you need someone to talk to, we're here. >> now it was truly who needed to shoulder. >> i said, how you doing? he said, good. i can make the lift on friday. i said, what's the problem? he said, i gotta go home. >> charlie seemed emotional. clearly, something was eating at him. >> i asked him, if you want to talk about it -- he declined. he just said, he had to get home. >> it wasn't spring break. classes were in session, but charlie got in his car and started the drive to pittsburgh, 100 miles away. coach didn't know that charlie tan's life as a student at cornell would soon be over. >> you don't worry about charlie. he's -- got his act together. he knows what he's doing. >> only charlie tan wasn't it all okay. it's snow that night. a muffling b

cornell explains what this means for the bay area and where the cases are rising. cornell?plus cases in the u.s. >> a global monkeypox outbreak represents a public encourage of international concern. cornell: powerful words among the rising case of monkeypox. the emergency declaration is the first time the head of the u.n. health agency has taken such action. >> just like covid, we need to react fast, especiallily when we have a solution. cornell: mayor breed hopes the declaration will speed the delivery of more vaccines. >> we've had about 10,000 vaccines. we need about 70,000. we submitted a request for 35,000 just to get us started. cornell: the department of public health telling abc7 news that monkeypox is a global emergency reinforces the only way to address this emergency is to provide resources to local government, especially san francisco who are experiencing an increase in cases. monkeypox clinics have seen long lines recently in where some people have been turned want. it is the city's lgbtq community on alert, monkeypox is affecting gay and bisexual men. >> this

cornell: many were shocked to hear about a violent crime in downtown petaluma. police say early sunday morning, a man was lying in the middle of keller street after being assaulted and later pronounced dead at the scene. >> earlier at 1:49 am, we got a call about a possible fight downtown. the persons said his friend had been struck by a baseball bat. cornell: police do not know what led up to the assault and the suspect was still at large. >> we think the suspect may have fled in a vehicle. we don't have any description at the time. cornell: the victim's relatives learning the terrible news at the petaluma police station. >> sadness for my community that we deal with more and more of this kind of interpersonal violence. cornell: all the more shocking considering the last homicide in petaluma was back in the summer of 2017. >> we have lived here for almost five years and low crimes, one of the things we liked about this area. cornell: police believe the victim and his attacker may have come from a local bar or nightclub. >> the bars were getting out and in the p

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cornell barnard takes a look. cornell: treas bt cluck about on this farm.he ladies in this henhouse. they have alle personalities. cornell: those personalities are available to rent. >> i have been searching for a side project in this world of side hustles we are in right now. cornell: he has launched rent backyard hens, a chance for folks across the bay area to become temporary at home chicken ranchers. >> this is an opportunity for people to try it out. if they like it, they can -- i can pick this up and they can start their own set up. cornell: he will personally deliver a chicken coop and two hens anywhere across the bay area. >> it takes them 10 minutes delay in egg. they lay an egg every day. do y aoged to bo?is fllhe he meet betty one and betty two is around here someplace. >> gertrude, etta, amelia. cornell: kelly rented hers two months ago. >> they have character and personality. they are supersmart. cornell: they are available for one to three month rentals. prices range from $175 to $475. while the new venture may ruffle a few feathers around her

cornell: one week after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade -- >> we are absolutely outraged that this has happened. abortion is health care. cornell: a parent organized this march and rally over the july 4 holiday weekend, but she says there is nothing to celebrate. >> this is not independence day for me, i am not an independent body anymore. this country is not free. >> the supreme court reminds me nothing so much as the taliban trying to drive women back to the 16th century. cornell: she made these protest signs with her two daughters. >> nobody is really for abortion, you are for the choice of what you want to do with your body. i want to make sure that they have that choice. cornell: states like new york making moves in the legislature to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution, but the texas supreme court law a lower court order on friday that allowed abortions to resume. >> i am heartbroken for the people of texas, for all of the states where it is now just an absolute no go. cornell: abortion rights remain intact in cal

cornel bernard has the story of a community's effort to overcome challenges. ♪ cornel: a new sound signalingafety and resilience. >> this event is to help revitalize chinatown to bring businesses back in. it was a way to hit the reset button and welcome people back after the pandemic and numerous anti-asian violent crimes rocked this neighbor. >> you know that chinatown has been inundation dated with a lot of crimes. cornel: patrick fung was killed after he started working f >> a hard-working asian driver was shot and killed in a sense less act of violence on sunday. >> oakland police have committed to increasing parols in chinatown. >> a lieutenant of the safety is not because of the police department, it's because the community has gotten together and joined forces with the police officer to have a bigger presence. >> some business owners like may woo are feeling safer. are i feel safe here. and many people come here it's very good. >> even with an increased police presence on the street oakland police say some acts of violence and vandalism are going unreported in chinatown. but there's a

cornell: many were shocked to hear about a rare crime.nd lying in the middle of keller street after being assaulted. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> early this morning, 1:40 9 a.m., we got a call of a possible fight downtown. the person said his friend had been struck by a baseball bat. cornell: police do not know what led up to the assault, >> a suspect is at large. >> no one was seen running away on foot so we think the suspect fled in a vehicle. we do not have a vehicle description. cornell: relatives learning the terrible news at the police station. >> my condolences to the family and sadness for my community, that we deal with more and more of this kind of interpersonal violence. cornell: this crime is more shocking considering the last homicide was back

cornell? >> you know, it's interesting they asked me that. today i would say there's not going to be away the election. if you asked me this for five months ago, i would say the odds are that there is going to be a wave of election and they're going to lose. i'm gonna talk more about this, but it's a complicated. question i do think they do hold. >> yeah, and rachel? >> so, here's a great way to explain it. you're interim is a thing we're going to use. that senate map that we're facing the cycle, if we have faced it in 2018 we would have cleaned it up. florida, pennsylvania, wisconsin, all primed to flip. we'd be talking seriously about ohio if the nominee was the same. that's why i mentioned and i want people to understand, -- fundamentals are really bad for us. the senate map is really good. we could overperform with the fundamentals allow for us because of that. a house is a different story. you are showing that we are seeing action in the generic ballot. i started in january talking about how the preference for which party controls congre

we're live in marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news right cornell thank you and a handful of local police agencies and fire districts have announced programs to report illegal fireworks. i'm sure you've been hearing them already. in contra costa county people can call the toll free hotline you see on your screen city of oakland has also set up a tip line to report illegal fireworks and in san jose you can fill out an online report or call the tip line oakland city officials are anticipating many people will celebrate the holiday at lake merritt and today there are some road restrictions in place. you can see the areas in red along the east side of the lake officials say road barricades and limited parking help. keep the lake safer for everyone by giving emergency vehicles better access. they say it also helps cut down on parking congestion double parking and traffic jams. if you're looking ways to celebrate this weekend, we have a full list of events around the bay area on our website for parades and fireworks shows. just go to abc7news.com. for those people heading out of town for

cornell belcher, michael steele, thank you both so much.oming up, congress searching for the solution to america's gun violence epidemic. we will ask a former firearms executive what he intends to tell the house oversight committee when he testifies tomorrow. the 11th hour has a lot more to cover. rrow the 11th hour has a lot more t cover. i want to ask you about mass shootings. we've seen far too many, and some people strong right-wing or extremist philosophies. how do you intercept those people before they shoot? >> that is the most difficult question in a democracy. we have to respect the first amendment. we can't just troll the internet looking at what everyone is doing. but we have joint terrorism task forces. >> members of congress are also trying to answer what the attorney general called the most difficult question in a democracy. tomorrow the house oversight committee will ask ar-15 manufacturers about their role in americas gun violence epidemic. for the first time in decades, the house judiciary committee has advanced a bill to b

cornell west, thank you for joining me on this show.rk 246 years of this union, of these united states. what is the state of the unions on this independence day, do you think? how existential is a moment as this far democracy right now? >> i think very much like the 1890s. we are at a low point. it's a very sad moment. i think we could bounce back, but you have to keep in mind, rather, from the very beginning, the united states was a very precious democratic experiment that was couched within the bowels of a treacherous u.s. empire. via the indigenous people, african slaves, women confined to domestic household. white men could not vote unless they had property. the working class could not organize and engage in collective bargaining -- so when you look back on these 240 something years, my brother, you've got to be able to think of these two ideas at the same time. precious democratic experiments, treacherous u.s. empire. settler colonial state on someone else's land with stolen labor and the world wanting to come, no doubt, because th

cornell let me start with you on these trends that we have seen, because take away roe v.ghtforward story. inflation is 7%. there is a lot of post covid disruption. there is a war happening in europe that has made gas prices super high. president can't really control any of that stuff. it's kind of served up to the challenge party to just rail against that stuff and stable for us if you want to change. simple enough. it does seem to me roe is so monumental, and then the broader sort of sense of peril and cultural assault, guns, the courts, trump lingering there, just change the picture a little bit then from a normal mid term. what do you think? >> i do think, look, if you go back to at the beginning of the year. you had a generic horse race, republicans opening up a really sort of wide gap in the generic course rates. and typically going into the midterm, it stems -- generic horse race, it's really problematic for them. but over the course -- since the beginning of the year, what's have you seen? you have seen republicans fight restrictions on guns. you see supreme court

cornell belcher, michael steele, thank you both so much.g up, congress searching for the solution to america's gun violence epidemic. we will ask a former firearms executive which he intends to tell the house oversight committee when he testifies tomorrow. the 11th hour has a lot more to cover. a lot more t cover. if maga republicans get their way, abortion will be banned nationwide, with no exceptions. medicare and social security will end in five years, with no replacement. elections will be decided by politicians, with no regard for your vote. if maga republicans get back in power, your rights, benefits and freedoms will be in danger. democrats will protect your rights. and the only way to stop maga republicans is to vote for democrats. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make

cornell barnard, abc7news. dion: speaking of air quality, taking a live look outside, you can see we are pretty clear in san francisco but we could see smoky conditions from the fire. spencer christian is joining us with the air quality advisory. spencer: it's likely we will see some haze, it may be light, in the bay area next couple of days. it is quite good right now in the agent, but unhealthy air quality more common in the sierra and in the foothills, even parts of the central valley. here is our near surface smoke animation showing what we expect to happen the next day and a half or so. notice the dark colors indicating hazardous smoke and pollutants in the air building up and expanding over the sierra and moving into parts of the central valley. some of the letter smoke at the surface will work its way into the north bay and east bay the next couple of days. we are not likely to see any buildup here, certainly not at the surface of the more hazardous smoke, but there could be some of the upper atmosphere

cornell belcher, rachel bitecofer, thank you both for the analysis. still ahead, if democrats want to hold on to the senate, will first need to hold onto the seats they already have. colorado senator is in a fairly close race himself and he joins me next after the break. don't go away. don't go away. le with my trusty team ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? timber... [ sighs heavily ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you've built with affordable coverage. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq rel

or do you think that cornel is right, if that are, even if he decides to run for reelection. >> well, look, i see a big opportunity for democrats that aspire to become president to run in 2024. i don't know for sure what joe biden is going to do, but without question, there are a lot of question marks about what he's going to do and there are a lot of people in the party that are calling for someone else. i do think, however, chris, that if biden doesn't run, democrats will probably nominate someone we're not even thinking about these days, maybe like a bill clinton type that comes out of nowhere, a small state governor, maybe even a mayor. again, something just totally different, outside of the political mainstream because that's really what the electorate is calling for these days. they want a change but not just from one party to another. they kind of want to reset american politics and that presents a big opportunity for people who are not on the radar right now on both sides. >> i'm curious and i should also mention that people say look at kamala harris, she's traveling around th

it's been great to get your insight on this, jonathan lou, nene from cornell university. thanks so much for joining us from ithaca. thank you . my pleasure. the human rights watch says technology useful. remote landing during the coven, 19 pandemic could have been used together private information about children. now the rise group says 49 government's approved education technology, which could breach the privacy of children, the products harvested information about their child. the location, their families and friends, as well as what they did in the classroom. $145.00 products had the technology to monitor, including outside school hours. hey young, who is a research and advocate in the children's rights division of human rights watch. she says, many governments neglected to check the safety of the apps that they endorsed. what we found was out of a $163.00 as tech products that we investigated. and we investigated about $300.00 companies around the globe. we found that an overwhelming majority were collecting children's information in ways that they shouldn't or had no

for live in marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news cornell thank you. oakland is preparing for big crowds at lake merit this weekend temporary street closures will be in place sunday and monday and that includes parts of lakeshore and grand avenues as well as ellenbarcadero as the battalion chief mentioned in cornell's report mentioned road closures will be in place on grizzly peak again officials say they have had great success closing the area over the last three fourth of july. all right, so everybody's what's the weather going to be like will it be cloudy? you're gonna be able to see the fireworks up in the sky meteorologist mike dico here now with a look at the forecast. all right, let me show you some areas that they're having fireworks already tonight larry and then we'll get to monday's big event. the giants are back in town and they're taking on the white sox from chicago first pitch is 7:15, but after the game ends, we do have some fireworks and it will bump into some clouds. so you will see some colorful clouds now on monday the blue jays are

agenda. tamela gonna run a good then and then let's see one and then had another call and then at cornell over to her, told her to come directly from the linen wagner . oh yeah. that's with i didn't know who lived in right. i just knew about it. i know it was about the i choose ah ah, ah, housing has become a commodity instead of a human rights that gives some people the ability to take advantage of others. the elite feel free to violate basic laws, the working classes that have lost a lot of ground in our society. a un special reporter on adequate housing troubles the world investigating a global crisis that people are evicted to clear the way for investors and properties too often left empty. push a witness documentary on a just, you know, right in the early hours of the morning, these palestinian families are being forced to leave their homes and belongings. these are the military sometimes uses this area in the north of the occupied west bank as a training ground explosions like these often break the piece here. i feel for the children they get scared and i tried to calm them down the

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

my panel cornel signals. they are killing teenagers dreams. if i don't speak out, if i don't raise my voice who will give her? i don't want that. as i was, i had to do it for my kids in for my family, and i me, me for me of them as equals the city appointed board decided to raise the rent of 1000000 apartments in new york this summer by making his case to them fabian wants to keep it when i'm affordable in the future. he tells the board about the anxiety inflation is already causing his family and he ends on a plea. no more rent increases. and on the eve of today's highly anticipated us update on consumer prices, a fake inflation report has been making the rounds. the file which spread virally online, briefly weighed on us docs on tuesday. the fabricated document mimicked the official formatting of the month, monthly release. it claimed the inflation rate rose over 10 percent. that's much higher than the expected 8 percent jump. the u. s. bureau of labor statistics called out the fig report on twitter as it began to gain traction online. or le

last to francis alizae cornell in straight sets shall deck it has become the dominant player on the w t a tour this year having won her 6th tournament in a role at the recent french open. in formula one, sorry, driver carla signs mastered wet conditions to take poll position at the british grand prix. in silverstein, the spaniard delivered an amazing loss lap in qualified to claim his very 1st full position. he joined on the front row, a welsh. i'm good, my fist happen despite the rebel drive of spinning his car in the final that ferrari's sharlack let start. 3rd the stuffy, messed up and leave the driver standards. 46 points ahead of his teammate, said he of paris, east of the race in 4th position. the one of the biggest stars of us women's basketball is standing trial in a russian court house near moscow. brittany griner is accused of drug possession, which carries a 10 year prison sentence. she was in russia to compete with authorities claim they found cannabis oil in her luggage. instead of playing in the w and b, a. brittany greiner remains in russia and in handcuffs over 4 month

let's see the only one of my nearest day, some was the missed on my pamela cornel signals fair to me, teenagers dreams. if i don't speak out from, if i don't raise my voice in this, who will give? i don't want that. it's, i was, i had to do it for my kids was in for my family. and i mean, i, me, for me, miss equals the city appointed for decided to raise the rent of 1000000 apartments in new york this summer by making his case to them. fabian wants to keep it with most fordable in the future. he tells the board about things id, inflation is already causing his family and he ends on a plea. no more rent increases. well, i want to bring in our man on the ground, young quarter at the new york stock exchange. hi there. yeah. and so tell us, how are people dealing with these high costs? where are you feeling the pinch? well, i mean, chris, the a definite, the people in the lower income bracket starting to struggle quite a bit. and if you look at the costs for it, pretty much all the essential to going up. and if you look at housing, if you look at food, if you look at transportation and th

cornell barnard explains why there is a push this year to get people to watch sanctioned shows. reporter: taking lunch and dinner reservations. >> this is a panoramic view. reporter: customers will have a front row seat for the fireworks show. >> it's a big deal. we have not had it in two years. >> it's a great opportunity to get out again. reporter: the big show is back. >> people were excited to get back out. reporter: the mayor hopes people will leave fireworks to the pros. firefighters may not agree. officials say fires were started by illegal fireworks. no injuries, but in the past two years, roots have worked non-spot -- nonstop. the message. >> vegetation is dry. it is dangerous and illegal. reporter: the department is up staffing to be ready. >> we do not want to major catastrophe. j.r.: san francisco's fireworks are set for tomorrow night. it's one of many events happening around the bay area to celebrate the holiday. these are world war ii explosives. someone called police to report the grenades and artillery shell. the bomb squad determined they were highly explosive.

don't cornell. ok, so they should take legal action only as a last resort to now on it. not that wasn't about, oh god, okay. and i believe the government needs to work on it, but it should go together with individual efforts. so nothing either expected mother or e. don't. yon admits her fetus is a bit of an unusual claimant. take on a on the day, i 1st heard my baby's heartbeat. i went to the forest and saw would. okay. and i named my baby would pickering hurry and see the pond. just sight would pack as want to live safely in the forest. i want the world and the environment to be safe, where our babies will be born within a couple for he and her baby more than the clock is ticking. that's it for wednesday. thanks for watching. ah oh, casing danger? speed frenzied downward. 200 kilometers an hour with no breaks. why do extreme athletes risk their lives? where is the limit between passion and obsession current and and defiance of death. notes on d w. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah romantic corner tread hotspot for food. check some great cultural memorials

one of the biggest upsets the tournament so far. 21 year old last 2, frances, elise cornell in straight sets. so yonder has become the dominant player on the w t a tour this year, having won her 6th tournament in a row at the recent french open. and the formula won for our driver carlo signs mastered wet conditions to take pull position at the british grand prix. in silver style, a spaniard delivered in amazing last lap and qualifying to claim his very 1st whole position. he's joined on the front row by world champion max for stopping spite the red bull driver spinning his car in the final lap. ferrari sharla, claire starts 3rd to stop and meet the driver standing by 46 points ahead of his t may say your perez, he starts the race in 4th position. that is all for me from now, but stay tuned for doc found free friends from finland get lost in a fog of drug use, the southeast asian stay tuned for that. we'll have more for you at the top, the, our, to see that little, nor do davinci is mysterious masterpiece. it is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece of the collection of the louvre. i

don't cornell. ok, so they should take legal action only as a last resort. so now on the not that wasn't about, oh god look at it. i believe the government needs to work on it, but it should go together with individual efforts. so we don't expect in mother or e don't young admit her fetus is a bit of an unusual claimant take on it on the day. i 1st had my baby's hot beat, i went to the forest and so i would, i guess, and i made my baby wood paneling hurry and see the pond just like woodpeckers want to live safely in the forest. i want the world and the environment to be safe, where our babies will be born. working a couple for e and her baby more than the clock is ticking. that's it for wednesday. thanks for watching. ah sh, unsecure letter. i think that's hard. and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges reliance of the what's your story. ready i mean, wasn't, i was women, especially, and victims of violence, seen a lot of them take part and send us your story. we are trying

times the traffic has been heavy with the backup being around an hour. 87 news reporter reporter cornell bernard has the story. by literally just got off a plane just now and i was met by traffic juan spearman from la made the golden gate bridge his first stop in san francisco bad timing because this is what he found a major traffic headache car is slowly inching their way across the span you guys gonna try to drive across the bridge. no, no the traffic is backed up all the way. so no, i'm not gonna do that. the delays are due to this caltrans repair project happening all weekend in sausalito. northbound lanes of highway 101 will be closed from the robin williams tunnel to the rodeo avenue off-ramp crews are repairing a drainage system before the rainy season begins. we're having wonderful weather in the bay area here in sausalito. and so it's important that we can be able to address the concerns that effect commuters. caltrans says expect big backups through monday morning. they're saying about an hour delay to get northbound that certainly get a jam up san francisco city streets as wel

but most important of all, we not be silent. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: california governor gavin newsom is offering tax breaks to companies to move out of antichoice states. he tweeted california is the state where we won't fine you for allowing employees to receive health care. the texas attorney general says his office is looking to find businesses $100,000 each time they pay for an employee to get an out-of-state abortion.douglay protection in the waco roe v. wade being overturned. they say they will automatically delete information about users who visit abortion clinics that could trigger legal issues. they outlined that in a posts this week. it will purge information about counseling centers, fertility centers, addiction treatment facilities, weight loss clinics and cosmetic surgery clinics from a user's location history. firefighters are making progress against a wildfire burning in the sierra foothills near grass valley. it's the largest active fire in the state right now. saturday with lower temperatures and higher he midi. it started tuesda

. >> i am not cornell west.: i would not have ever confused the two of you. >> i mostly get slow. -- quest love. i am working through it like everyone else. kristen: there is a checklist here, talk to me about why it's important. >> people get caught up in white privilege. we all have different levels of privilege based on who we are, where we are born. certainly there is a part of it about the white skin. i'm now this is the word tall. i know that tal is a privilege. i have that privilege over you. you have tv privilege. we all have different levels of privilege. while that list is often funny, all of those things we believe are privilege. kristen: this is so wonderful. you have us thinking. how to talk to your kids. it is like a flipbook. if people want to see you, you have just kicked off the book tour, right? >> will be at the open museum on saturday. go to the oakland museum because you should go. kristen: excellent. that is reason enough to go. i am rooting for you over former president barack obama. >> ev

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. well meantime the washburn fire which is burning i remains 79% contained tonight. it is burned nearly 4900 acres since it started back on july 7th. firefighters report the smokedrt it's impacting this fire but in a good way, it has kept the heat at bay, which has helped them gain control of the flames. now smoke from the oak fire is already drifting across the state and experts believe some of that smoke will enter parts of the bay area starting tonight abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is following the story and spoke with experts tonight. plumes of smoke like this have been billowing into the air ever since the oak fire started on friday in mariposa county now a forecast that shows this smoke above the san francisco bay area in the next 24 to 48 hours. we do expect smoke from that oak fire to drift into the bay area higher elevations may have some smoke impacts there aaron demeritus with the bay area air quality management district. well sky's work clear over san francisco and the east

miss post on the cornell, you this present, man ricka said, but i stand on and process i is on the almost out when they came. can nurses and process a lot of work this the prison they had left armenia. alida. yeah. little by little emil, be me on is drastic orla, look at be the lake is a vice bought out a glass barrel as soon as possible. get the name of good amadi persist in your key style exposure course. okay. it's full and those are the 2 is always at risk that he be stuck abroad. and that's what keeps you up at night when these cases are going in the for and he just checked out that he passed the history test and congratulations, your application is recommended for approval. so save that day. and you should know by maybe next week, we'll call you when you get yeah, i'll get a letter to. and then for sure. then you know, ask for the day off, it takes a little weaker. a lp are curt. my parents emigrated. 1963. they're all citizens and i was the last one to hold out. i hey i was sitting there with my client waiting for his a little room in the little room where they bring you in when yo

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. we do have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatment just head to our website abc7 news.com. well coming up after the break stuck in prague. we've been following the old deal of some students who got stranded in europe because of a heatwave and flight cancellations tonight. we learned when they will finally come back to the bay area and pay extra at the pump a little later. the i-teams. dan noyes looks into why gas prices in california are often so much higher than the rest of the country. the country. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was there and tells us many women feel that their liberties are being lost. pro life abortion is health care dozens of women and men marched through the streets of downtown burlingame to support reproductive rights. are you here today? the fight one week after the supreme court overturned roe vs wade. we're absolutely outraged that this has happened abortion is healthcare burlingame parent rachel seer organized this march and rally. with the july 4th holiday weekend, but she says there's nothing to celebrate. this is not independence day. for me of nothing as much as the taliban trying to drag women back to the 16th century. iris will go from san mateo made these protest signs with her two daughters. nobody is really for abortion either for the choice of when what you want to do with your body? so um, yeah, i want to make sure that they have that choice states like new york making moves in the legislature to enshrine abortion rights in the state's constitution, but in texas the texas supreme court blocked the lower courts order on friday that allowed ab

what a headache cornell? >> yea, you said it. the countdown is definitely on. 10:00 p.m. tonight is when cal trans will close two lanes of this northbound stretch of highway 101 for a major repair project which could leave many drivers going nowhere fast. >> still feeling the effects of the gas prices for sure. >> it will be closed for 57 hours starting friday night threw monday morning. the closure is needed to repair a damaged drain system and repave the left lane before the rainy season begins. >> we are having wonderful weather in the bay area here and so it's important to be able to address the concerns that affect commuters on a day to day basis. >> it means your weekend drive over the golden gate bridge could be hitting the brakes. >> they are saying about an hour delay to get northbound. it will jam up san francisco city streets as well. >> lumbar street could see big traffic. >> maybe the ferry there and back but i think it will ruin probably a lot of people's plans and a little tough to commute. >> but be patient because you have lots of kids around, dogs, bicyc

that's the title of a new essay by cornell professor aziz rana. >> a long story is really one of repeated failures and blunders all the way down to the presiden yet anytime there is an internationacrisis, it is if the past isiped awa it is esstial to reverse this. that will require not just clear alternatives, but mobilizing and institution-building specifically. amy: we will speak with professor aziz rana and anthropologist, author of "the universal enemy." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. boris johnson has announced his resignation as leader of the united kingdom's conservative party after he lost the support of much of his own cabinet. he spoke earlier today outside 10 downing street after some 60 members of parliament quit his government in recent days to protest a series of scandals. >> it is clearly now the will of the elementary conservative party that there should ash parliamentary conservative party that there shod be a new prime minister. the process of choosing that new leader should begin now.

cornell: stoimses can start within three weeks, including fever, headache and fatigue and rashes on the body. the department of health anticipate hewn services says they ordered 1.2 million. zuckerberg medical hospital will reopen its clinic until 8:00 a.m. dion: thanks if for cop prehe saidive information about monkeypox, including information about vaccines and treatment, you can head to our website, abc7news.com. you can find links at our home page. >> to developing news now where two wildfires are burning in mar pose is a south inside of yosemite national park. a a second started near yosemite. the so-called oak fire is spreading rapidly. the oak fire destroyed 10 structures overnight. the fire exploded in size since it ignited yesterday afternoon. governor gavin newsom announced that california has a grant to help f fight the fire. a new evacuate order was issued this morning for the area just north of the town of mariposa. one-third of the county's population is under evacuation order. >> it is year after year and to think about this entire state and everywhere else, there has bee

i know that brian cornell was aware of the problems in inventory, and told me that he is going to dump it, and if he comes tout night, and tonight, walmart is going to say, jim, you were too hard on us, and i will say, that i hold walmart to a higher standard. and people are going say -- well, i go to walmart and i'm not an outlier, because 200 million people go to walmart, and i am saying they are a great company, and shouldn't we -- well, look at mcdonald's. they are a great company. if they screwed up, i would be like, wow. chris, the ceo, i think that walmart, i am beginning to get more concerned. >> interesting. >> remember, they have had some times where they have had not great management. and they adjust. they are going to need to adjust >> well, this open down eight is going to be, and if it is -- >> it should be lower than that. >> it is down lower than 9.0, and bigger gap lower than black monday going back a way. >> geez, there are a lot of stocks that didn't trade that day. and it is like unfortunate that i traded that day, but that is my age, but what happens is that there

traffic has been heavy with the backup being around an hour for some people abc 7 news reporter kohler cornell bernard has that story. i literally just got off a plane just now and i was met by traffic juan spearman from la made the golden gate bridge his first stop in san francisco bad timing because this is what he found a major traffic headache car is slowly inching their way across the span you guys gonna try to drive across the bridge. no, no the traffic is backed up all the way. so no, i'm not gonna do that. the delays are due to this caltrans repair project happening all weekend in sausalito. northbound lanes of highway 101 will be closed from the robin williams tunnel to the rodeo avenue off-ramp crews are repairing a drainage system before the rainy season begins. we're having wonderful weather in the bay area here in sausalito. and so it's important that we can be able to address the concerns that affect commuters caltrans says expect big backups through monday morning. they're saying about an hour delay to get northbound that certainly get a jam up san francisco city streets as well

so these 3 countries are to kind of crack the code of human consciousness of medical doctors or cornell university medical school in new york city. they got access to some of them are classified material on people that escaped from the soviet union. and i've been tortured in the service in wolf was a very well known neurologist. he had a personal relationship with our goal is to head to the cia and with the human ecology of fun, wolf offered to who does ca, essentially a friends in order to study questions of brainwashing what they discovered was 11 of the 2 foundational techniques. and the ca, doctrine of psychological torture, they discovered a self inflicted pain. what they described in that, in their, in their co author article was that the most devastating technique that the k g, b a n k v d practice was not crude physical beatings. but simply making subject stand immobile for hours and days at a time. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position, especially a position that puts a little stress on ligaments or muscles or bones, joints. it doesn't take very long for the

new summer festival celebrating strength against covid and anti-asian violence abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard has the story of a community's effort to overcome challenges a new drum beat echoing through oakland's chinatown signaling safety and resilience. so this event is to help revitalize oakland. chinatown to bring visitors back in stuart chen from oakland chinatown improvement council help organize the oakland chinatown summer festival as a way to hit the reset button and welcome people back after the pandemic and numerous anti-asian violent crimes rock this neighborhood. you know that chinatown has been inundated with a lot of crimes most recently uber driver patrick fong was murdered july 17th as he started work near little saigon how working asian driver tragically shot and killed in a senseless act of violence on sunday oakland police have committed to increasing patrols in chinatown, but a lot of the safety is not just because of the police department. it's because the community has gotten together and joined forces with the police department to have a bigger presence some b