cornell: cornell barnard, abc7news. ♪ dion: a single day celebration in san mateo.landers cultural association hosted a smaller version of the cultural festival. it included live performances from hawaii musicians, hula dancers, vendors, and lots of food. >> we are very excited to be back in the fold and it is all about the aloha spirit. it is the show the warmth and sincerity of the hawaii people. we want people to know we are all here. dion: so lovely. this is the 25th anniversary of the aloha festival. we talked about this earlier but what she said about the warm, the spirit, that is so pleasant. i think about the warmth of the weather. spencer: we are certainly going to have some warmth over the next few days. we will have excessive heat in some places. tonight, mild overnight with some areas of low clouds and fog. overnight lows mainly around 60. highsthe 100 degree mark in ant, concord. a lot of upper 90's inland as well. along the bay shoreline tomorrow, mid-80's to about 70 on the coast. excessive heat watch in effect tuesday morning through tuesday evening

cornell, these activists are sending a strong message. cornell: they are, dion. they say enough is enough. they are demanding a meeting with police about better protecting the asian community against brutal beating. activists marched from north beach to chinatown calling for violence to stop. >> people are scared. it seems like open season on the asian american community, especially for the most vulnerable sections of our community. cornell: this week, abc7news was the first to share this disturbing video. mrs. wrenn brutally beaten and kicked in the face as suspects tried to rob her in her own apartment complex. >> they got mad and pulled me down. >> it has been a week and the perpetrators have not been caught. we're demanding answers from our sfpd and our city officials. >> every time an asian is murdered, i see little response from our officials. cornell: they are tired of waiting for answers. they are demanding that the police chief bill scott hold a town hall on the issue in the next few days. >> this is an emergency and it needs to be treated like one. corn

cornell barnard takes a look.ll: most of the bay area lives with the threat of wildfires every day. california's epic drought is only making things drier and more dangerous, a new normal that is anything but. >> the most red areas are indicating where the population is but those are areas where you would not want extreme fire behavior. cornell: tammy labetso from sonoma technology shows us a map of marin county where fire danger remains high. this tech firm is working with several departments to chart a blueprint plan to reduce the chance of a catastrophic wildfire. >> because of climate change and the droughts we know are happening, more and more of the agencies are trying to plan what they can do in advance of a fire happening. cornell: the firm science based computers used weather models, topography, and moisture levels of trees and brush to calculate risk to help predict fire behavior. >> it is a preplanning tool and a real-time helpful information tool for fire department. -- departments. cornell: but all of

cornell barnard takes a look.the bay area lives with the threat of wildfires every day. california's epic drought is only making things drier and more dangerous, a new normal that is anything but. >> the most red areas are indicating where the population is but those are areas where you would not want extreme fire behavior. cornell: tammy from sonoma technology shows us a map of marin county where fire danger remains high. this firm is working with several department to chart a blueprint plan to reduce the chance of a catastrophic wildfire. >> because of climate change and the drought happening, more and more of the agencies are trying to plan what they can do in advance of a fire happening. cornell: the firm science based computers used weather models, topography, and moisture levels of trees to calculate risk to help predict fire behavior. >> it is a preplanning tool and a real-time helpful information tool for fire department. cornell: all of this technology is not perfect. >> the model cannot do all the work f

cornell barnard has details and kaiser's response. cornell: picket signs are being constructed at the emeryville headquarters of the union representing nearly 2000 kaiser mental health workers from fresno to the bay area who plan to strike on monday. many say they are burned out. >> we are here because kaiser has been completely negligent in how it is allowing us to work with our patients. cornell: the union is demanding the health care provider increase staffing. >> we got patients waiting 2, 3, or four months for their next appointment. we all know you cannot do any kind of psychotherapeutic care when you got wait times like that. cornell: a new state law requires timely access to health care within two weeks in some cases. the strike threat comes after a bargaining session ended saturday with a tentative agreement on a wage increase for clinicians, but issues over staffing and working conditions cap both sides from reaching a deal. in a statement, kaiser permanente said strike is an unnecessary tactic to increase the union's levera

abc7 reporter cornell barnard has the story.i planted. cornell: she has been a girl scout for 13 years. her final scout project may be the biggest of them, all -- of them all, to save the monarch butterfly one milkweed at a time. >> each butterfly has their own host plant. their caterpillars depend on it. cornell: monarch butterfly populations have been reduced to the thousands. milkweed, its native habitat, is disappearing too. but not if she has anything to say about it. >> i'm a very passionate person, as you can tell. i do love monarch butterflies. we need to protect our pollinators. these are narrow leaf milkweed. i have 1200 at home and am in the process of giving them away. cornell: in the past few months this determined scout has planted milkweed anywhere she has been allowed to across sonoma county. >> i have been doing it to local schools and golf courses. cornell: so far she planted a whopping 1700 milkweed plants. >> it's a wonderful thing she has been able to accomplish. cornell: this doctor has prays for her effort

in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. liz: police are looking for the person who shot a man on board of a train on friday afternoon. it happened on a daly city bound train as it made its way through his oakland. we are hearing the radio message from the operator who described the chaotic situation when he pulled into the lake merritt station. >> i've got some kind of emergency on the train. people yelling and screaming saying they need help immediately. a passenger on the platform came up to my cab and said people were running out of the train. >> very rare occurrences. very traumatic in closed areas so we understand the angst that riders would have being in an enclosed area like a train. liz: police is reviewing security footage from the train and the station. they believe the victim was targeted. the suspect escaped at the fruitvale station. the victim was taken to highland hospital in oakland with life earning injuries. in union city one person was wounded after a shooting outside a convenience store. police say he was

cornell: in novato, cornell barnard, abc7 news. ama: a growing number of families are turning to prefabricated homes. this company sells homes that can be placed in the backyard or adjacent lot. this unit was built next to an existing san jose house. >> we are able to go to the vast majority of the home of sight, allowing us to build the home in a matter of four months, as opposed to years. ama: many of these adjacent units are being sold to parent want to live close to their kids and grandkids. they take all the ideas. dan: that is actually pretty clever and convenient. alright, our attention to the forecast as we get close to the weekend here. ama: we want to keep the water closer. sandhya: not just the water, you will want to have a fan, air conditioning it is going to get a lot warmer especially inland. i went to show you the latest on the drought monitor that just came out today, want to turn your attention and watch this area here, the central valley. the highest category of drought, exceptional, expanded from last week to th

cornell barnard shows us bob sherman is still diving in.cross the country are making a splash at this year's usa master diving championship in nevado. bob sherman would not miss this chance on the three meter springboard. at 94 years old bob is a living legend on the diving circuit. >> my specialty is probably the front dive full twist. what could be more exciting? cornell: a navy veteran from world war ii, bob has been in the water since he was a kid. he founded the sherman swimming pool -- swim school in lafayette. >> i learned to swim when i was four or five years old. cornell: he has been diving for more than 50 years. >> he was one of the founders of this event. he comes out and he does incredible things and he has the whole country cheering for him. cornell: later this weekend he will be taking his diving to new heights on the five meter platform. my best advice is do not look down. he has done backflips off of the five meter before, making it look easy. he checks the competition roster. he is in a league of his own again. >> i do not

abc7news reporter cornell barnard shows us bob sherman is still diving in. from across the country are making a splash at this year's usa master diving championship at college of nur in in nevado. bob sherman from lafayette would not miss this chance on the three meter springboard. at 94 years old, bob legend on the diving circuit. >> my specialty is probably the front dive full twist. what could be more exciting? cornell: a navy veteran from world war ii, bob has been in the water since he was a kid. he founded the sherman swim school in lafayette. >> i learned to swim when i was four or five years old. cornell: he has been diving for more than 50 years. >> he was one of the founders of this event. he comes out and he does incredible things and he has the whole country cheering for him. cornell: later this weekend he will be taking his diving to new heights on the five meter platform. my best advice is do not look down. he has done backflips off of the five meter before, making it look easy. he checks the competition roster. he is in a league of his own aga

cornell barnard has details and kaiser's response. >> picket signs are being constructed at the emeryville headquarters of the union, representing nearly 2000 kaiser mental health workers from fresno to the bay area who plan to strike on monday. many say they are burned out. >> we are here because kaiser has been completely negligent in how it is allowing us to work with patients. cornell: the union is demanding the health care provider increase staffing to help deal with the increase in patients. >> we got patients waiting 2, 3, or four months for their next appointment. we all know you cannot do any kind of psychotherapeutic care when you got wait times like that. >> -- cornell: a new state law requires timely access to health care within two weeks in some cases. the strike threat comes after a bargaining session ended saturday with a tentative agreement on a rate -- wage increase for clinicians, but issues over staffing and working conditions cap both sides from reaching a deal. in a statement, kaiser permanente said the strike is an unnecessary tactic to increase the union's leverage a

cornell barnard, abc7news. liz: police are still looking for the person who shot a man on board a bart train friday afternoon in the middle of the day on a daly city bound train as it made its way through east oakland. we are now hearing the radio messages from the train's operator who described the chaotic situation when he pulled into the station. >> i've got some kind of emergency on the train. people yelling and screaming saying they need help immediately. a passenger on the platform came up to my cab and sent people were running out of the train toward the trail. >> very rare occurrences. very traumatic in enclosed areas. so i understand the angst our riders would have being in an enclosed area such as a bart train. liz: bart police are reviewing security camera footage from on board the train and stations. they believe the victim was targeted. suspect escaped the station. the victim was taken to a hospital in oakland with life-threatening injuries. union city, one person was wounded after a shooting outsi

cornell barnard was there. >> that redness, swelling. cornell: fernando barreto was among the first in line to get a monkeypox vaccine sunday. >> i just got my first dose of the vaccine, and i'm excited about it and a little bit less stressed. cornell: fernando says he has waited for weeks to find a shot. >> it has been hard for me to get access to the vaccine. i called several times my of care provider. cornell: this clinic and picnic provided access to more than 120 doses, hosted by the spahr lgbtq center. >> we have been advocating every single day to get an appropriate and fair allocation of doses former and county. cornell: but many of those doses have been slow to arrive from the federal government. officials are calling for a more streamlined and equitable process. >> the last thing we need is county fighting county about who is getting more and who is getting less. we need more vaccinations and we cornell: cases of monkeypox are incr across the bay area. san francisco reporting more than 600 cases. alameda and enter clara countie

cornell barnard shows us bob sherman is still diving in. from across the country are making a splash at the usa masters summer diving championship at -- in nevada. bob sherman from lafayette would not miss his chance on the three meter springboard. at 94 years legend on the diving circuit. >> my special is probably a front dive, full twist. it is thrilling. what could be more exciting. cornell: a navy veteran from world war ii, he has been in the water since he was a kid and founded the sherman swim school. >> i learned this from mini oakland, i was about four or five years old. cornell: he has been diving for more than 50 years. >> he was one of the founders of this event, and he comes out and does incredible things and he has the whole country cheering for him. cornell: later this weekend he will be taking his diving to new heights on the five meter platform. my best advice is to not look down. he has done backflips off the five meter before making it look easy. he checks the competition roster and no surprise that he is in a league of hi

cornell: diane is ready now that she has the school supplies she needs to succeed. this is going to be a big help for you now that school has started. >> yeah. a lot of help. thank you. >> you are welcome. cornell: everything from notebooks to rulers and glue sticks are part of stuff the bus , a free school supply giveaway, organize for the past 10 years by 21-year-old clarissa wilson with the help of volunteers. >> coming from a low income family, i definitely understand what it is like to only have a certain amount of things to succeed in school. cornell: clarissa organized her first giveaway in sixth grade after realizing some classmates didn't have the tools they needed. we are talking thousands of backpacks. all of the school supplies are donated every year. >> families have always been struggling but we have noticed an increase in those families. >> this is helping a lot. hard times with covid and this is helping keep extra food with our family by giving us backpacks. >> it is expensive, so supplies, all that they need this year is free. cornell: clarissa is n

cornell barnard was there.ornell: love and unity was the vibe filling down how -- downtown san jose. the pride parade was back for 2022. >> of who you love and it is amazing what people are doing out here, supporting each other. cornell: this celebration is for the lgbtq plus and its allies. for her, it is about representation. >> it is important for us to be out here because we need representation and i think it is a turning point in our country where we have seen the full spectrum of the rainbow. >> today is a celebration of everybody getting to be authentically they are in getting to celebrate that. cornell: it represents rights. >> they are taking away women's reproductive rights and we can't allow that to happen because gay rights are next. cornell: often tied -- often times, san francisco gets the attention but this parade has been going for a long time. we found them hours after they tied the knot. >> today is a celebration of love. as so we had to do it. >> we love each other. why not do it on pride? ku

died last night while on tour in detroit. >> reporter: cornell, a rock idol for taylor, found in hiswasn't prepared for it. like, i didn't know how to kind of -- mentally wrap my mind around it. >> reporter: soon after, the band would cancel the rest of the tour. time off needed to grieve and regroup. >> i was starting to write some songs. i called cato. i said, hey, man, i have some stuff, i don't know if it's for a record or what, but we all need to get out of this funk. >> reporter: taylor calls cato cadwaller her best friend, her family, her musical soul mate. 11 months after cornell died, just as they got back into the studio, cato was killed in a motorcycle crash. >> i fell into a very, very dark, deep hole of depression. >> you had thoughts, at that point, why bother living? >> why bother trying? everything i love is dead, what's the point? >> reporter: slowly she began putting much of what she was feeling into her latest album "death by rock 'n' roll." ♪ death by rock 'n' roll ♪ >> reporter: writing with phillips as she's done for 15 years. >> i would go so far as to say it m

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. okay much appreciated cornell. thanks, and we do have everything you need to know about monkey pox including vaccines symptoms and treatment. you can find it all at website abc7 news.com due developing news now investigators searching for missing trucky teenager, kylie rodney say they are frustrated by the lack of new leads. the 16 year old went missing after a campground party in truckee last weekend as many as 300 people were in attendance local state and federal law enforcement have launched a massive search for rodney covering land air and sea. investigators believe someone who attended that party holds the key to finding the missing team. can't urge enough that people that were there know something if you know something please say something come forward about kylie's disappearance. community concert was held this afternoon in truckee to raise awareness of the search investigators say locals have taken it upon themselves to conduct their own search efforts. a bay area attorney who became a giant in the legal wo

cornell, look. approval from where we are. i think donald trump has had a hand in that. but if joe biden can't see his approval ratings rise after a week like this, you got to ask yourself, is this something he can ever pull out. >> well, yes. we have seen it before. the narrow arc of presidency is different. they are a four-year arc here. in 2010, obama's numbers weren't great either but had he a story to tell. i think after the midterms, i think biden will have a really good story to tell sort of tackling inflation and strong economy and major investments and clean energy something our base really wanted and supporting women's choice. i think he will have a pretty strong record to stand on after the midterms. i think the arc of his narrative will start going up. >> his legislative record is looking pretty good. who gets the credit for it? a schumer and pelosi show or biden's white house deserves more credit than they are getting? >> joe biden was not leading the charge on them publicly. on theh■ñ

so cornell, food aside and just looking at that sign, i'm hungry. this is i think the critical question, if democrats have some momentum going into the midterms, you still have to have the candidates to meet the moment. and there are skeptics who have said they don't know whether they have a democrat who could do that in florida. how do you think that florida race is going to shape up? >> well, i think it is going to shape up by turnout. if you look at the last governor's race in florida, it was actually a really close race. but you also had in that race, in florida's it is an interest place because all of the dynamic changes demographic changes across the country, it is ground zero for that in florida where you have such a diverse application, but you also have our older americans that love to go to florida and retire. so you also have an electorate that is growing older. so the battle ground between this older less diverse electorate and the younger is all front and center and ultimately it is what kind of electorate will you have in florida. will

bernard was at a rally today in san francisco and cornell. these activists are sending a strong message. yeah, dion activists say enough is enough. they are demanding a meeting with the police chief about protecting the asian-american community from future violence all in the wake of beating of a senior citizen all right by asian head humidity activists march from north beach to chinatown calling for violence against the aapi community to stop people are scared. it feels like open season on the asian-american community, especially for the most vulnerable segments of our community this week abc 7 news was first to share this disturbing video a 70 year old grandmother known as mrs. wren brutally beaten and kicked in the face by four suspects. trying to rob her inside her very own housing complex. they got really mad and pulled me down. it's been a week so far. the perpetrators have not been caught and we are demanding answers from sfpd chief scott from our city officials. every time an elder is beaten or murdered. i see very little to no respon

here's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard 18 year old feline howard is on a mission.er final scout project may be the biggest of the mall to save the monarch butterfly one milkweed at a time milkweed is monarchs. host plants so each butterfly has our own host plant where they lay their eggs, so they're caterpillar is depend on it and their their life cycles depend on it monarch butterfly populations once in the millions have been reduced to the thousands milkweed its native habitat is disappearing too, but not if philine has has anything to say about it. person as you can tell general we need to protect our pollinators. back in my car, but these are narrow leaf milkweed and i have 1200 at home and i'm in the process of giving them away in the past few months this determined scout from rohnert park has planted milkweed anywhere. she's been allowed to across sonoma county. so i've been doing it at local schools. i've reached out to wineries and golf courses so far. she's planted a whopping 1700 milkweed plants. it's a wonderful thing that she's been able to accomplish d

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reporter: cornell barnard, abc7news. dion: we have everything you need to know about monkeypox at abc7news.com. looking outside, believe me when i say, spencer, we are monitoring thunderstorms rolling in and the timing is interesting because with it could come rain. spencer: we could get some. vivid displays of showers are showing up on the doppler right now but at the moment, we just have some spotty sprinkles near richmond and lafayette and discovery bay and sonoma. in the sierra, a widespread outbreak of thunderstorms with lightning. none of it is likely to reach the bay area. i may take you overnight and see what is expected. increase in clouds. more humidity. 5:00 a.m., some showers will pop up in the bay area. they will be light. the could be some steady rain in the central valley near livermore and altamont pass. by midday, we expect widespread light showers south of the golden gate that will not last long. only one hundredths of an inch of rain. this means a reduction in fire concerns but if we have lightning str

karina: petaluma is ranked number one -- cornell barnard went to find out why residents have been soa knows her city has been crushing it when it comes to saving water. >> i didn't realize how much water you could get out of your sink. >> she works for a grassroots nonprofit helping mobilize people to take climate action and save water. through its website, hundreds of neighbors are participating in the challenge to conserve. >> when you take individual actions, privately it feels like a drop in the bucket. but when you are doing them publicly and together, you can see the needle move. >> it is a partnership. >> it is. cornell: analyst chelsey thompson says commit any partnerships have helped surpass conservation goals. in june, residents reduced water use by 34%. in july even better, down 35%. making petaluma number one across the bay area and number six statewide. >> there's a lot of grassroots efforts to conserve water and make water conservation a lifestyle. cornell: the city already has strict watering restrictions and is making these free water saving tools available to the pub

cornell, please don't do what you just said you could do. matthew dowd, cornell, to be continued.ike nothing more than to defeat ron desantis. they're turning to former governor and former republican charlie crist who will be our guest. don't go anywhere. later in the hour, brand new reporting on the january 6th committee's investigation into those chitchats among cabinet members to invoke the 25th amendment to remove the disgraced ex-president. we'll bring you that new reporting. >>> plus, dana milbank on his new book on the 25-year crackup of the gop. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. stay with us. no regrets. for you and emily. these are... amazing. thank you wayfair. how's the puppy? puppy's perfect. yeah great decision! ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ ♪♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. kids don't always take the best care of school s

i listened to brian cornell saying the consumer is in great shape. jamie dimon says consumer is in great shape. >> which consumer? >> i don't know who just said whatever, but what i'm saying is that i've got all of this data on one side from the people who are running companies saying the consumer is doing great and i got steve trying to prove bear case thing, consumer stinks. i'm going from what i hear from the ceos >> the consumer is not doing great. hold on. jim, what you heard from brian cornell -- let me finish the thought. what you heard from brian cornell, i don't know how you can trust it you heard his quarterly outlook four times in a row. and they missed. >> i find your argument flimsy if you're going to say you don't believe brian cornell, like we say the analysts are all do da solution delusional because we disagree with them. >> let's bring in steve liesman. steve, can you bring order to this thank you so much for joining us >> if scott is the judge, that makes you law and order, i think that you are the constable, frank. >> i'm trying t

cornell: dan just got his monkeypox vaccine.rching and waiting for weeks. >> under others who have tried really hard to go up into marin and even canada to try to get the vaccine, so i feel very fortunate. cornell: the hospital hosted its first week in clinic for monkeypox vaccines, improving access and equity to the vaccine. >> we realized some patients they not be able to take off time from work or come during the hours we have during the week. >> it was really smooth. we saw no long lines compared to earlier clinics where people waited for hours. hospital officials say they have streamlined the registration process for eligible patients. san francisco received about 10,000 monkeypox vaccine doses earlier this week from the federal government, making this weekend clinic possible. >> we have been averaging about 600 to close to 1000 vaccinations a day. we have not turned anyone away. >> we are using the vaccine as quickly as we get it. >> kaiser permanente opened its first walk in vaccine clinic on gary boulevard. members and n

cornell barnard was there. >> love and unity was the vibe filling downtown san jose. don't forget those signature dance moves. >> it is import into lovely love and i think it is amazing what people are doing out here. supporting each other. >> this is a celebration of the lgbtq plus community and its allies. it is about representation for the south asian queer and trans community. >> need representation and i think it is a turning point in our country where we are seeing the most patient -- full spectrum of the radio -- of the rainbow. >> this parade a reminder of rights which many are still fighting for. >> they are taking away women's rights and we can't allow that to happen because gay rights are next. that is why we are here and we stand strong together. >> in san francisco pride often gets most of the spotlight but this parade has been showing his pride since 1977. >> this parade is getting bigger and bigger every year. that is a good sign. >> we found these newlyweds hours after they tied the knot. >> today is a celebration of love. we decided to do it. >> congr

in sonoma county, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dan: thank you.san francisco, 220,000 people are expected to attend the three-day outside lands music festival. it kicks off in golden gate park. preparations are well underway. reporter lyanne melendez explains security is very tight and now there is a new health concern looming. reporter: outside lands is sometimes referred to as a food festival that just happens to have music. 96 restaurants to choose from. >> everyone gets to gain weight by eating. overeating. reporter: the attraction is of course the artists performing in the next three days. 111. the art of socializing through music was interrupted by the pandemic. >> not just to hear music by yourself, but have that experience with other people. it really did make people appreciate what they have when they have it. reporter: and this year, there are a few things that people don't have to do. >> you don't have to mask up. you don't have to provide proof of vaccine. you don't have to do some of the things you did in the past. reporter: but let's

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in antioch, cornell bernard. dion: today, samaritan house gave away about 1,000 backpacks and school supplies. the group will give away 2,000 more as the start of the school year approaches. the c.e.o. says this year the supplies are especially needed. >> the cost of food, the cost of gas, the cost of rent is just tearing them apart. and what we're able to do here today is give out 3500 backpacks full of age appropriate school supplies so that these kids can start school ready to learn and feeling great about themselves. dion: samaritan house held today's giveaway at the san mateo give away center. each backpack is build the spiral notebooks, espn sills and crayons for the younger kids and much more. moving on to developing news on the largest wildfire burning in california. the so-called mckinney wildfire near the oregon board sore now 30% contained. four deaths are being blamed on the fire. crews say dangerous weather conditions over the next couple of days could make their job a whole lot harder. flames have s

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and cornell bullcher, president of brilliant corners research. all ready to rock and roll. we'll get to the stonishing win for abortion rights in a second. first, i want to start with jonathan. ee of the big lie, taking a look at trump's grip on the republican party. what do you make of what we saw coming out of arizona last night? >> that donald trump's grip is still pretty tight. thank you for the kind words. there's been some speculation in recent months that trump was maybe his stature had fallen in the gop. to be fair, his poll numbers have dipped some in response to the january 6th hearings, but he's by far the most powerful force in the party. and the big lie had a big night. those who support his fraudulent claims that the election was conducted unfairly and rigged against him did very well yesterday. in michigan and arizona, he had a number of posts. rusty bowers, who we saw testify for the committee, he didn't just lose, he dplot clobbered. his hand-picked choices for secretary of state won. senate, won. and he is someone who is certain

an antioch cornell bernard abc 7 news allows we know yes a new school year is nearly upon us students in the oakland unified school district head back to class on monday while san jose and san francisco unified schools are back in section next wednesday, august 17th. well moving on to developing news on the largest wildfire burning in california. the so-called mckinney wild fire in siskiyou county near the oregon border is now 30% contained for deaths are being on the fire. peruse a dangerous weather conditions over the next couple of days could make their job a whole lot harder flames has scorched nearly 94 square miles since the fire began seven days ago and more than 7300 people are under evacuation orders or warnings. and not far from the mckinney fire a cluster of wildfires is burning between the communities of syed and happy camp. it's being called the yeti fire the lightning sparked fire started tuesday and has shut down a portion of highway 96. flames have burned more than 12 square miles and there is zero containment. evacuation orders are in place 336 structures are threaten

joining us on dionne lim a rallying cry today to end the violence in oakland abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was at an event where activists gathered to say. enough is enough. please join me in a brief moment of silence for the human beings who lies were tragically stolen from us a moment of remembrance at this stop the violence event at oakland city hall honoring the victims of weekend gun violence in west oakland. first of all is heartbreaking. i think any loss of life should be honored by all people that's living saturday morning oakland police were called to sycamore street and mlk jr. way where they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene on friday night a few blocks away a shooting in west oakland left three people dead, including a bicyclist run over by fleeing car. well, we know that there was an issue. evening. we know that there was a second shooting and then we know that after the second shooting the vehicle. which the individual who had been shot was inside of? flair from the scene and that is the vehicle to that appears to have struck the bicyclis

i'm dion lynn a rallying cry today to end the violence in oakland abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was at an event where activists say enough is enough. please join me in a brief moment of silence for the human beings who lies were tragically stolen from us a moment of remembrance at this stopped the violence event at oakland city hall honoring the victims of weekend gun violence in west oakland. first of all is heartbreaking. i think any loss of life should be honored by all people that's living saturday morning oakland police were called to sycamore street and mlk jr. way where they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene on friday night a few blocks away a shooting in west oakland left three people dead, including a bicyclist run over by fleeing car. well, we know that there was an initial shooting. we know that there was a second shooting and then we know that after the second shooting the vehicle. which the individual who had been shot was inside of? flair from the scene and that is the vehicle to that appears to have struck the bicyclist chief armstron

cornell barnard explains what is behind that jump. >> just being able to meet those kids at the door, it is exciting to have that opportunity to be part of their lives. cornell: angela is a fourth-grade teacher and is ready to welcome new students next week and this year, it will be a full house. >> i'm 29 this year. cornell: she teaches at pleasant valley elementary school where a big jump in enrollment happened over the summer. almost 50 new students are starting here. >> i would say the most challenging thing is having more bodies in the classroom, making sure that we differentiate enough. >> district-wide, the news gets better. faced with declining enrollment and budget cuts, and unified has seen an increase of almost 300 students. >> we are super excited to have an increased enrollment because a lot of the kids are returning from private school, and also there's a lot of new kids moving into the neighborhood. >> the expansion of transitional kindergarten classes along with fewer covid restrictions has brought many families back to public school. >> while i'm excited for her to ha

alexi, matt and cornell stick around., matthew has compiled a list of the top candidates who pose the most danger to our constitutional democracy. we'll go through all of them. they're some of the biggest election deniers who spread some of the most insidious conspiracy theories, and alarmingly, they also have a legitimate shot at victory this november. that list and the candidates in their own words, we'll show it to you after the break. >>> plus, there are new developments in the case that at one point was considered to represent the biggest legal threat to the twice impeached ex-president. an update from fulton county, georgia, is ahead. >>> and breaking news out of moscow. russian state news agencies are reporting the death of mikhail gorbachev at the age of 91. we'll take a closer look at the life and impact of the final leader of the soviet union later in the hour. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. "deadline ws after a quick break. year they wt all dinosaurs stuff the next, camels. - llamas. - ll

cornell barnard has the story.18-year-old is on a mission. >> these are some of the plants that i have planted. reporter: her final scout project might be the biggest of them all, to save the monarch butterfly, one milkweed at a time. >> each butterfly has their own host plant, where they lay their eggs. their lifecycles depend on it. reporter: they have been reduced to the thousands. milkweed is also disappearing. >> i am a very passionate person , but i do love monarch butterflies and pollinators come in general. these are narrow leaf milkweed and i had 1200 at home. i am in the process of even them away. reporter: she has planted milkweed anywhere she is allowed to across paloma county. so far, she has planted 1700 milkweed plants. >> it is a wonderful thing that she has been able to accomplish. >> if we care about our miami life, we need to recognize the things that we have done to harm them and try to repair some of those things. reporter: several monarchs were spotted hanging out in the park. a small victory

cornell, we have been collecting republican reaction to the search.> what wer you really doing and what were you looking for? why not talk to president trump and having given the election? >> it will break down your front door. >> when we talk about the gestapo people like that. >> the worst attack on this republic in modern history. >> this is a chilling moment in the country's history. >> this is an abomination. >> everyone has to be held accountable. >> banana republic. >> banana republic. >> this is gestapo crap and will not stand. >> it's a declaration of war. >> they can do to you. >> that sure is bananas. mark, compare that to what we just heard those very same people say about hillary clinton's emails? >> yeah, well it's clear that these republican membersd have to hand in their memories a soon as they check into their offices. there is so much to talk about legally, but there's a lot politically, the interesting dynamic that's happening right now is that the thing the proved to me that joe biden did nothing about it because if he had known ab

51-year-old muhammad syed's a person who perpetrated at least the two crimes on rhode island and cornell southeast. >> our community has lost others, uncles, husbands, and beloved friends. an albuquerque new mexico, police have arrested a primary suspect in the recent killings of four muslim and. we will get an update from muslim community activist samia assed who organized a memorial for the victims last night at the islamic center of new mexico. did the fbi recently raided property since st. louis, missouri, and st. petersburg, florida, tied to the african people's socialist party as the justice department and dies a russian man whohey accuse of using u.s.-based groups to spread russian propaganda. we will speak with african people's socialist party founder omali yeshitela whose home was raided. >> they see in the african people's party, and vanguard for the struggle for the liberation of our people. they see that because not just what we do here in united states but because we have the temerity to do like malcolm and take the struggle of black people around the world. amy: the bed and

i'd be surprised if brian cornell, and this is as much a bet on brian cornell as anything, by the wayised if brian cornell missed for a fourth time he missed two quarters ago, this last quarter and then came out and said, hey, we're going to lower guidance, things are worse than we saw. normally i wouldn't get involved in a stock like that because it shows that management has no idea what's going on to have to re -- you know, readjust your earnings two weeks after you report them. but in this case i'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt. i can't promise that i'm going to be there when they report, but right now this is my market exposure. >> let's kick this around for a minute a lot of big retail earnings next week, include home depot and lowe's josh, where are you at on the state of the consumer? are you confident about the consumer's ability to spend with inflation easing a bit and especially gas prices easing >> i really think it's difficult to talk about, quote, the consumer, unquote, as if everyone is in the same position i think that we've got severe bifurcation right now

and radical activist and long-time member of the catholic worker movement tom cornell died on auguste age of 88. cornell, who blended traditional catholicism with radical activism, used his actions and writings for bringing christian nonviolence and war resistance to the forefront of catholic life. cornell worked closely with catholic worker founder dorothy day and was a co-founder of pax christi usa. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman, joined by my co-host nermeen shaikh. hi, nermeen. nermeen: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the head of the international atomic energy agency this morning the situation at ukraine's largest nuclear plant zaporizhzhia is "completely out of control." in an interview with the associated press, he said tuesday "every principle of nuclear safety has been violated at the plant. what is at stake is extremely serious and extremely grave and dangerous. in recent weeks, the russian military as plate heavy

euros cornell barnard.and unity was the theme fulfilling the vibe in downtown san jose. the silicon valley pride parade was back for 2022. >> it is important to love who you love and it is amazing what people are doing. >> this a celebration of the lgbtq plus community and its allies. it is about representation for the salvation queer trans community. >> it is so important for us to be out here and we need representation and it is a turning point in our country where we are seeing the full spectrum of the rainbow. >> today's celebration of everybody in our community getting to be authentically who they are and getting to celebrate that. >> the parade a reminder of what they are still fighting for. >> they are taking away women's rights and we cannot let that happen because gay rights are next. >> san francisco pride gets most of the spotlight, but this parade has been showing its pride since 1977. >> the parade is getting bigger and bigger every year. >> we found newlyweds hours after they tied the knot. >>

earlier i spoke to professor sarah kreps, director of the cornell tech policy institute at cornell university it is that this is a part of the occupied territory, which has been occupied by russia since 2014, and i think there was a sense that this area was impervious to — a sort of behind—enemy—lines environment, and the fact that ukrainians are able to penetrate that airspace i think is really remarkable, and i think it provides a real kind of psychological if not military advantage to the ukrainians. we will come back to that, but let's talk more about the military aspect for a moment. it is nearly six months into the russian invasion and this seems like a 180 turn for the ukrainian forces in terms of their successes against russian troops. tell us more about the tactics and weaponry they are using, and why it is suddenly punching through? right, so, what i understand is that these are referred to as drones, but i would think of them more as kind of kamikaze missiles. these are not returning, they are not dropping a payload, they are flying through russian airspace and essentially detonati