ama: all right, thank you, cornell. highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains is back open after a closure that lasted most of the day. it stretched in both directions from bear creek road to summit road. the closure down trees. abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey has more on the snow and they unpacked -- the impacts. dustin: i'm jealous of cornell, because for some of us making it up to see the snow, we were unable to. the familiar hum of traffic can be heard right now, but earlier today, it was eerily quiet when the highway was shut down. a near picture-perfect scene of white, a great site from afar, but the problem is, no one could get any closer to it it highway 17 was closed due to wintry conditions. southbound at bear creek road in northbound at granite road. >> we are responding to multiple trees down in the roadway, two cars stuck on the side of the road, and to down power poles, which are going across all four lanes of the roadway. uncommon. southbound was close for an entire day last month, but residents say this t

cornell: in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: a tree about 50 feet filled today, damaging to homes in oakland. a woman whose home was damaged that she was sitting in her living room when she heard a cracking sound and then a loud boom. she also said she was afraid that tree would fall for it after a large branch came down on her bread -- her bedroom roof in november, she started sleeping on the couch and moved her furniture to one side of the living room. taking a look outside right now, this is a time lapse video of san francisco behind the raindrops and fog as well. we have abc 7 spencer christian here to let us know what we can expect for the rest of the weekend, and things look like they are drying out. spencer: they are indeed, dion. you can see on live doppler 7 almost nothing left light rainfall and isolated sprinkles right now. before i go on, i want to point out that a high surf advisory remains in effect until 7:00 this evening as we have elevated wave height and dangerous surf conditions. let's take a look at the

cornell: pastor rodney d.mith says same is oakland oldest african-american church, dating back to the 1850's. >> never in a million years did i think i would be pastoring in a church that would burn down two years after i arrived, but it happened. the only thing i know is, god must have chosen me to help be a part of the solution. cornell: smith says the solution means not only rebuilding the church, but making the ministry greater than it was before. >> our focus is how can we bring people together how can we bring the city together? how can we use tragedy to do something special? cornell: a gofundme account has raised almost $50,000 to help rebuild. for now, fame parishioners are feeling blessed to be back together after a difficult week. >> it's not about being sad, depressed or anything like that, it's about a new beginning and a new start. cornell: fame's congregation is invited to return to the temple again next sunday. the cause of the church fire is still under investigation. >> we know we have got a l

cornell: check out all this napa county snow. more than enough for the same family to have a proper snowball fight. >> it was hard getting up here, we aren't used to driving in the snow, but it worked out. cornell: it's snow here before but never like this. >> longer than we expected for sure. a lot of trees down. cornell: brian was buying a chainsaw to remove toppled trees near his house. by midday six inches to nine inches of snow had fallen. no snowplows around here but this tobacco was getting the job done, clearing the parking lot. at the time driving was too dangerous. that is why zach grabbed his skis for a quick run to town. >> good excuse to come down to town in the skis. never seen this before. cornell: hey drive-thru wine country looked more like a trip through tahoe. a widespread power outage lasted about nine hours. >> the concern of course is for the restaurants here. if their power is out very long, they are, they have cold food that warms up. they aren't allowed to use that. cornell: caltrans says more than one fo

cornell: in marin county, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. kristen: it is snowing again in the sierra care to look at this. a winter storm warning goes into effect tomorrow evening through sunday night. hot off the presses. expect strong wind gusts. you can see this camera from highway 80 in donner summit shaking. if you are heading to the sierra, have chains on hand. things have been upgraded, to more serious. larry: they have snow, we are getting rain, right? sandhya: that is right. right now, it is a little misty outside from our mount tam cam, larry and kristen. be careful, visibility is only two miles at sfo, where it is misty and a little drizzly out there. live doppler 7 show you cloud cover still hanging around, and here is a live look from our sfo camera. i know delays are being reported there, but we have low ceilings. low 50's in palo alto, oakland, 56 in san jose. look at this view from our kgo. roof camera. . you can barely make out the bay bridge there. the breeze is like, 50 six santa rosa, 57 in napa, low 50's concord in liver

cornell: walnut creek, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: let's get a check outside at 6:09 right now. lisa: sunrise at warmer in the upper elevations than the valley. warmer this morning then we will be for pretty much all the week ahead. i will explain in my accuweather 7-day forecast, next. liz: also ahead, responders without borders. how medical staff from san francisco fire are making sure people in el salvador get the care they need. plus, support at sea cliff beach. the cleanup events to say a temporary goodbye to a famous ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. liz: welcome back. here is a look at camera looking over the

cornell: walnut creek, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: lisa, let us get a check outside. it was a pretty start to the morning if you saw the sunrise. lisa: we are seeing warming temperatures, there is a live look outside from emeryville. high clouds, temperatures back in the 60's for many. warmer than that in spots, we hold onto this for a couple of days. we really do an about-face and talk about snow levels and more rain headed our way, coming up. liz: also ahead, responders without borders. how medical staff from san francisco fire are making sure people in el salvador get the care they need. plus, support at sea cliff beach. the cleanup event to say a temporary goodbye to a famous santa cruz pier. dude, what're you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier... laser-measured floorliners up here, seat protector and cargoliner back there... nice! out here, side window deflectors... and mud flaps... and the bumpstep, to keep the bumper dent-free. cool! it's the best protection for your vehicle, new or pre-owned. great. but where do i

cornell: cornell barnard, abc7news.gloria: new developments in the death of jen angel, the owner of oakland's angel cakes. friends and family have discussed their desired that the prisoners not be put in prison and go through restorative justice. the oakland police department is responding and while they respect the wishes, they have a legal obligation to do a thorough investigation and pass on the findings to the alameda county district attorney's office. angel died after being dragged chasing after thieves who robbed her. former twitter workers are calling out ceo elon musk. a group of them held a protest outside twitter headquarters saturday in response to his laying off 7500 workers last year. the employees let go made up half of the workforce. prolabor group angry tired teachers band performed and a song selection was "i can't get no contract satisfaction." they also presented a painting of musk on a one-way trip to mars. caltrain service in millbrae and will return tomorrow. service has been shut down all weekend.

cornell: the congregation is invited to return to the temple again next sunday. cause of the church fire is still under investigation. >> we know we've got a long journey ahead of us, and it's going to take all of us. dion: we have some interesting new details tonight about that wild sideshow in oakland from friday night. you -- that is a semi truck doing doughnuts in the middle of west grand avenue knew the bay bridge toll plaza planes. some people even hopped on the back of the truck during the stunt. other cars were seen doing doughnuts from across the coliseum and on northbound i-880. in email to us, oakland police say it is limited on the details it can provide on the sideshows due to the city's recent ransomware attack. it is unclear exactly how that attack is limiting police, but we will stay on top of this and let you know. more problems in the city oakland. comcast is working to fix some outages after the company says bullets damaged one of its fiber cables. here's a tweet the company sent out about 2:00 this afternoon. comcast which fibers were impacted

why do you say that, cornell?e transformational pieces of legislation that he has been able to move that are astonishingly popular -- he's got more popular legislation already under his belt than i think the last three presidents had when you look at the popularity of the legislation. if you look at the economy, historic job growth right now and inflation coming under control. we have an economy that, quite frankly, most of the rest of the western world wish they had. you also have him standing on the world stage as a strong, steady leader, bringing back respectability to america and american leadership that we lost under trump, and you also have him adds a historic midterm, the best midterm we've seen in modern history. he absolutely enters re-election better positioned than the last three presidents who won re-election. >> but then, 53% of those democratic voters still say they'd rather see someone else. maybe, cornell, i don't want to speak for you. when you're inside the campaign, maybe it felt worse than it w

cornell: sadly, the car's driver died at the scene. the passenger was taken to the hospital with critical injuries. chp says it is unclear if drugs or alcohol were a factor, and it is still unknown if the tesla had its autopilot feature engaged. while firefighters were working, another car on the freeway narrowly missed them. >> it was very tense. we just had one incident and we were about to have another incident. cornell: four firefighters went to the hospital. >> we were treated for lower back pain. one of my guys had a cut on his hand. cornell: most of the firefighters were back on duty saturday afternoon. despite its size, color, all the flashing lights, firefighters say this is not the first time a car has collided with one of its trucks. >> it has occurred multiple times. it occurs so much throughout the united states that there is a national standard for how fire departments respond on the freeway. cornell: the fire crew follow that protocol using the engine as a safety barrier to protecto. they rem the lot rem dow move over en

and cornell, why do you say that? the legislation. massive pieces of legislation that are really impactful to the country, and that are wildly popular. and you have seen the polling data on the legislation that he's been able to move. it's wildly popular, a lot more popular than anything that bill clinton or bush or barack obama did. and you do have an economy that is coming out of the shadows of the pandemic in a real strong way. i think he's going to take a lot of credit for it, but also look, michael, at what he and the vice president have been doing over the last two weeks and what their schedules have them doing moving forward in the next couple months. right there, they weren't only in philadelphia talking to the dnc. they were in pennsylvania talking about water infrastructure, replacing lead pipes, so a lot of that infrastructure work that we talked about a year or so ago, over the next year going into the election cycle, that stuff is coming online, and real americans are going to be seeing improvements in their community hap

in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: happening today, a south bay community will have a street vendors recently attacked. activists are putting on the san jose street vendor buy out, which will support two vendors who were attacked in two separate incidents this month while on the job. both victims will be at this event and will serve customers outside of the san jose auto shop. mo stenre seloyed and typically do not get paid leave. the event organizer tells us what people can look forward to. >> you can show up, try their food, there will be music. you can tip the vendors, get to know them. and just, you know, have a celebration for them. liz: the man accused of attacking sanchez was arrested and formally apologized for his actions. the event will be along old bayshore highway in san jose starting at 1:00 p.m. lisa, it is rainy, but people will have a great time at these events. lisa: yeah, it is winter time, and particularly his sierra snowpack, we will talk about the timing and how much rain you can expect, snow

brian cornell thewill talk to u first.nvestors about the plan the same store sales guidance is wide from down single digits to up low single digits for the first quarter and full year. >> historically they do better than that? >> i think it depends. during covid, it was bonkers >> i was trying to figure out what is inflation and margins and what is real jay? it's crap py wide swath of u.s. consumers interest rate increases are starting to take hold. >> you say how much market share? >> huge amount they are now $109 billion for the year that is more than 2019 that's a huge chunk of change. they have a much bigger sales figure coming in the question is how much -- >> how much of the $30 billion is inflationary? >> i would say half of the gains. this is standard for retailers not just target. retailers we have talked to in last year, same-store sales gains were because of inflation. the other half was the strong consumer. >> did they take business from walmart? >> they say they are stealing from everybody >> customer acquisit

reporter: in oakland, cornell barnard, abc7 news. our other top story, the showers that moved back into the bay area today, there you see it in belmont, raining and cooling up on the roads. spencer christian joins us now. and this is just the beginning? spencer: the beginning of another string of wet-weather days. as you pointed out, we just had showers. now we have study downpours. if you look at live doppler seven meaning on the east bay in reaching down to the south bay and part of the peninsula, still getting a downpour. the storm ranks level one on the exclusive abc7 impact scale. we can expect more times of showers that the rain will taper off, too tense to five tons of an inch of rainfall and snow levels down to 3000 feet. we expect the storms to sweep out of the bay area by 11:00 tonight, giving us a break. but early tomorrow morning, another cold winter storm is coming in. it may also produce snow in the hills. i will have a look at that and the accuweather 7-day forecast coming up later. dion: sounds good, spencer. thanks.

cornell barnard says despite being involved, firefighters jumped into action to help. >> we are all belted in. basically blocking the scene. >> the fire captain says his crew was about to clear the scene of a noninjury accident on northbound 680 and walnut creek when the fire engine was suddenly rocked. >> very jolting. it almost did not feel like it was real. remembering all of my equipment going forward. >> the rig was struck by a tesla. the impact so powerful, parts of the car went underneath the ladder truck. the stunned firefighters jumped into action. >> we are trying to cut these people out, save these victims. >> the driver died at the scene. the passenger taken to the hospital with critical injuries. chp says it is unclear if drugs or alcohol were a factor. still unknown. while firefighters were working, another car in the freeway narrowly missed. >> came out as one incident, another incident. >> four firefighters went to the hospital. >> lower back pain. one of my guy had a ton on his hand. >> the firefighters back on duty saturday afternoon. despite the size and color, the flash

host: anterior friendship with cornell west? chris: i love cornell.s been my privilege or my curse and i think i am very well read until i sit down with any of them, and i have to admit -- she buried me and admitted that after she finished her budget work at columbia -- he taught religion at columbia and then -- remember, i was a bureau chief. he is reeling off beats that i do not even remember. and then i had dinner with cornell one night. i did a lot of english lit. and after 50 minutes, i was taking notes under the table, but they are all -- i think we are all such indent to numb chomsky. i said, should have put your name on it as a co-author. everything i understand comes out of what you wrote. and cornell -- what i loved about them is that these are intellectuals who could have skewed the political debate, the controversy, and build monuments to themselves within academia. but they have such a conscience. i brought cornell into the prison. he came back and she was not paid for it. there were no cameras. he taught a wonderful philosophy class. the

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napa county, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. kristen: in the east bay you can see the snow coming down grizzly peak into the berkeley hills. elevation there is about 1700 feet. larry: and we have with what suzanne found in the east bay. >> we drove 10 minutes from downtown orinda to find this, lots of snow on the ground and lots of people making snowballs and throwing them. earlier today we had heavy snow falling. something you would expect in tahoe but not here. there is still snow on the ground. everyone who saw and experienced it said it was breathtaking. >> it's amazing. >> snow in the bay area? >> it's really crazy. >> so unusual, but here it is. >> we have heavy snow. heavy snow everywhere. big snowflakes. >> jim kroger of oakland made his way to orinda to catch the falling flakes. >> it's wonderful. >> a treat for people from all over. >> first time seeing snow? >> yeah. >> in the oakley hills area, a rare gift from mother nature delighting so many. >> snowing more heavily than i have ever seen in berkeley. i've been here

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no one was injured abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke to congregants at the synagogue who say they feel some relief, but still a lot of fear. i think we're still all in shock. and you know, we're still kind of taking it all in matthew finkelstein says members of the sneers and jewish center are still processing events of last wednesday night security video shows a man entering the center pulling a gun and firing off several rounds. people didn't even leave their chairs. this guy was like we holding a gun it's because they were paralyzed of fear. nobody was hurt. it's believed the shots fired were blanks the sfpd with assistance from the fbi arrested a suspect on friday police sources. tell abc 7 news that he is 51 year old dimitri mechan from san francisco. nobody knows who this guy is and no one's ever seen him before so, you know the fact that he came in here and spoke russian is very telling it seems like he obviously new where he was going police believe. he's the same man who walked into a theater on balboa street the day before and waved a gun at employees on saturday po

so, the president will address the nation for the first time since the midterms, cornell.ly as he gears up for a potential run in his approval rating sits at 42%. >> he has to set a optimistic tone, right? and he has but -- you know the numbers. over numbers are quite frankly, fantastic, as someone who, i am an obama guy, i worked both of his campaigns. biden's yep what he has got accomplished in his economy looks a lot better than what obama looks like, and i would argue that, when you look at the last two democratic presidents both with clinton as well as obama, when you look at the economy, when you look at inflation coming down, when you look at him holding the other international coalition, when you look at him putting nominees of color and diversity on the courts. and you look at how popular his legislation is, right, some broad swath america approve of his legislation. he has got a darn good record to sell, and i think he has got to talk up the economy where republicans over the last year have been talking down the economy. i think he has got to have a very optimist

when carlos cornell, a program host at the state on key b, peru contested the official narrative. on the death of a demonstrator, it cost him his job around su naca for appeal that i can run the soonest. get an offer to laos, karen, this is lucas, courtesy martinez law policy. also in these kind of state police. the police have used tia gas grenades several times as lethal weapons every cctv fuel teach, showing how to police fight a t, a gas grenade at a very close range and it hit one of the protest is on the hate shattering. he scar . and he sees what catalyst called nickel clemente. don't look a comment. the garden academy ho big to sanabria. you know, you must also leslie makena hill. i'm lucy valero lima. more to put 11 back to him for your feel kilo last from policy care and quite a few of her lima mainstream media have kind of refused to acknowledge that it was a policeman that killed him. we even had this is completely absurd. the police coming out at one point claiming he was killed by a stone thrown by other protesters. and then this was picked up by mainstream media her

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in fact a memphis man named cornell walker told l.a. times this weekend thatl. days before that scorpion team beat tyre nichols to death this gentleman, cornell walker, pulled over and accosted by scorpion officers. emmitt walker, he was the one who pulled walker from his car. they believe they were being targeted by young guys who wanted to steal their car. walker said he saw officer martin step out from his police vehicle. i need to see your mother effing hands or i'll blow your mother effing hands off. he didn't realize they were police at first until he saw their badges and the word scorpion on the back of their shirts. martin, that's the member of the scorpion unit, came over to their car and pulled walker out pointing a gun at his head from one foot away, walker told "the times." officers took him to the police car where other officers also had guns out. he saw three of the officers charged in the nichols case. i said i just came here to get a pizza, walker said. he, as in martin, didn't ever give a reason on why he pulled up on the car. that's walker's ca

brian cornell is a fabulous merchant i have to tell you, i think he completely low balled.cretionary inventory -- inventory is the only thing that really matters right now he's cleared inventory, 13% discretionary recline. the stock will go down because, i don't know, people don't understand it and they take the reaction from other people who take the reaction. david, i've never met -- the street is sheep. they're sheep. >> it does happen a lot. it does. particularly in a period like this. >> sheep have very bad arthritis. >> very bad arthritis? >> oh, my god. i'll tell you something, you get a real nice kind of rug or -- sometimes you don't -- >> poor sheep. >> they can make a comeback if they don't have arthritis. >> you want to hear what cornell had to say >> i memorized it. >> you did >> yes, i did. quiz me. >> let's listen to him and see if you're right. i like cornell. >> he's from whitestone, from queens. >> i do know that. >> inflation has been very stubborn sitting here today it's down from the highest rates inflation is still a factor in the business, still pactin

in fact, a memphis man named cornell walker told the l. a. times this weekend that days before that scorpion team beat tyre nichols to death, this gentleman, cornell walker, was pulled over and accosted by scorpion officers. walker says emmett martin, the officer listed as the, quote, victim in the nichols police report. that he was the man who pulled walker from his car. the l. a. times reports walker and he -- were first approached by the officers. they believed they were being targeted by young guys who wanted to steal their car. walker said he saw officer martin step out of an unmarked police vehicle. i need to see you -- hands or i will blow your head off. walker did not realize they were police at first until he saw their badges and the word scorpion on the back of their shirts. martin, that is the member of the scorpion unit, came over to their car and pulled walker out, pointing a gun at his head from one foot away. walker told the times. the officer took him to the police car where the other officers also had guns out. walker said he

democrat ig pollster cornelle bell er and lanhell chen. welcome to sunday. it is "meet the press. >>> from nbc news in washington the longest running show in television history this is "meet the press" with chuck todd >>> good sunday morning. a chinese spy balloon has set off a diplomatic crisis deepening mistrust between the united states and china and triggering political finger pointing here at home before being shot down on saturday. the u.s. military first detected the balloon over alaska's islands last saturday spotted by civilians on wednesday over billings, montana. montana, by the way, is also home to the airforce base which houses 150 intercontinental ballistic missile silos. there were sightings of the balloon over missouri and kansas on friday and over the carolinas on saturday. the faa had to close air space and pause flights at three airports in order to allow the f-22 fighter jet to shoot down this balloon six miles off the carolina coast with a single air-to-air missile the dramatic takedown at 2:39 p.m. saturday was caught on camera china's

matt and cornell are both msnbc contributors.ng this long enough to have been on the air when so many mass shootings happened, but i know the first questions to ask in terms of, you know, how many people, how many were transported? how many hospitals received victims? starting to ask the questions about the shooters themselves. we choose to live like this. this is our choice to live in this country. what does it take? how many trey lewises have to be asked this, before we decide we don't want to raise another generation of kids to experience active shooter drills every month at school? >> you know, nicolle, i guess i would tweak what you said a little bit. i don't think we are choosing to live like this. unfortunately, there are extremist lawmakers who disagree with the people they represent, and they align with the gun lobby, and they stand in the way of life-saving gun laws that we know work, right? in the states where they have passed. and that is really the crux of our problem in america, that we have lawmakers who are making

cornell barnard was in oakland where a group of cyclists rode together, refusing to ride in fear. >> we need to learn how to become neighbors. the more of us together, the stronger we are. >> cyclists gathered in solidarity after disturbing attacks on bicyclists. advocates say been caught on dashcam video. watch. >> my question is the one that's plaguing me. >> l.a. went to the hospital with ruses after she says a driver adored her on february 10. she believes it was no accident. >> for me, the door opened and i'm on the ground. they drove away as soon they had me. >> advocates say about two dozen cyclists were targeted last week. 14 of them were had. two suffered serious injuries. >> the fact there are people out there hunting us down and intentionally doing this to feel powerful, that is terrifying. >> it was intentional that they came up, swung the door open to hit me. >> the police department says it's investigating one of the collisions and are looking for witnesses. >> hundreds of cyclists showing unity with the group ride. >> were going to stand together and figure out how it

reporter: in oakland, cornell barnard. dan: danville police arrested a man this afternoon following a five hour standoff in a residential area. sky 7 was above the scene earlier today. the footage you see shows a heavy presence -- police presence off glasgow drive. police say a man barricaded himself in a home after allegedly assaulting a woman. they took him into custody around 3:30 today. the police have not released further details. ama: there was a last effort in court today by the former there are no say executive. --theranos the judge did not make a ruling during today's hearing. he is scheduled to report to prison arch 15th dan: the -- march 15. dan: the man accused of firing blanks inside a synagogue faces multiple hate crimes. he agreed to receive mental health services and will be held in custody without bail. he is scheduled to appear in court next tuesday for his preliminary hearing. a judge has issued a restraining order against a san francisco art gallery owner. this video shows collier gwynn spraying and un-

rupesh, thank you for being here catch brian cornell following the results in the cnbc exclusive coming box" at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >>> and applications officially going live today pulling back the curtain on the criteria to get you a piece of the money kayla tausche is joining us from minnesota with more on the application process and one company looking to get a piece of the funding good morning, kayla. >> reporter: good morning. the application went live this hour 75 pages from the department of commerce and many companies combing through to figure out what the requests would be skywater technology which services chips to the aerospace industry and healthcare industry is one of those. the facility we visited over the last day with wafers made upstairs are put through heat and cold and electrical tests. 80% of the machines you see there are idle as the company prepares to relocate the machines and turns this room into a fabrication facility. it will take hundreds of millions to recreate this facility one floor below and build a new one in indiana there is no cap for the amount a compan

no one was injured, abc news reporter cornell bernard spoke to congregants at the synagogue who say they feel some relief but are still fearful. >> i think we are still in shock and taking it in. >> matthew finkelstein says members of the jewish center are processing events security video shows a man entering the center pulling a gun and firing several rounds. >> people did not even leave their chairs and this guy had a gun and it is because they were paralyzed by fear. >> officials believe the shots fired were blanks, they arrested a suspect on friday and they tell abc7news it is 57-year-old demetri mission of san francisco. >> nobody knows who this is and nobody has ever seen him before the fact he came in here and spoke russian is very telling it seems like he knew where he was going. >> police believe it is the same man who walked into a theater on balboa street the day before and waved a gun at employees, on saturday a police car was posted outside the small synagogue which serves mostly russian-speaking jews. finkelstein explains why took the center 24 hours to call police. >> it i

cornell barnard spoke with neighbors who knew the suspect. >> a quiet neighborhood. people are nice and in the middle of the street, you have this guy doing something illegally. >> karen spoke to us from the second floor window of her red tag at home next door to the house which exploded thursday morning. police say a narcotics lab was being operated inside. 53-year-old darren price was arrested friday. >> that's the right thing to do. because he's very destructive, causing property damages and disrupt people's lives. >> the suspect we arrested, darren price, we believe that was his primary residence. >> neighbors say price lived at the house with his family, although two young children were not at home at the time of the explosion, neighbors and say his wife and caregiver were inside. the frantic, injured caregiver asked him to call 911. >> she ran all the way across the street and ran right in front of me and said help. someone is inside. >> the body of a woman was found inside the rubble. first responders were seen removing tanks and canisters from the house with

cornell barnard was there and has new reaction. >> bring him back. bring him back. >> calls to bring back former opd chief lamar armstrong are growing louder by the day. >> we are not here just because he is a black man, we are here because he is a good man and a good cop. >> east bay faith leaders lower -- joined the naacp and hundreds of people showed up to support armstrong. >> we will continue to press the reinstatement of this chief. >> armstrong was recently terminated by -- without cause. his dismissal came one month after the mayor placed him on paid leave after a report question his lack of response surrounding misconduct by one of his sergeants. >> she took a whole out of our heart in black history month. >> oakland naacp president cynthia adams shared this email from january area from the mayor's chief of staff promising the mayor would meet with the naacp and other leaders before making a decision about the chief. adams says that meeting never happened. >> i feel bad. it's a slap in our face and she went on and did what she felt she wante

. >> brian cornell, target ceo, said the food was the strongest category, and beauty -- take a listenting here today it's down from the highest rates, but inflation is still a factor in the business and impacting the consumer and their spending so we have to watch that carefully. it's impacting costs and still impacting transportation, and they are still faraway from a more normalized environment. >> walmart said last week, americans are feeling the pressure and becoming more cost conscious, and the target private band tends to be cheaper than national brands. cornell says they are taking bold actions to invest on a type of inventory they have on hand given that consumer preferences are changing. >>> the biden administration announced its launched a major crackdown on child labor. the announcement comes in the wake of reports by nbc news and others that thousands of children, particularly migrant children, have been working long shifts in grueling jobs here in our country. joining us to talk about this, is julia ainsley. you have been reporting on this for a long time, and last month

in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> fierce shelling in some areas. a d 20 -- a g20 with all countries excluding russia condemning the war. >> the biden administration issued more sanctions against russia targeting people in russia and other countries. -- targeting more than 200 people in russian and other countries. wiener is working on legislation after uc berkeley's housing project was stopped at is sort people's part. that plan would have created housing for more than 100 students, and un-house people who regularly camp at the park. it is phasing -- it is facing opposition from neighbors. demonstrators argue that it should remain an open space and did not address environmental concerns, in this case the amount of noise that students having parties would make. >> noise complaints were not addressed in the environmental study, and you see didn't explore alternative pricing's out -- alternative housing sites. a statement ruling has ramifications beyond uc berkeley case. it is a dangerous precedent that will undermine california's effort, to build new

i know some congregation faces some level of vulnerability in this. >> cornell barnard, abc7news. amanda: a celebration of life or tyre nichols was held saturday. he grew up there before heading to memphis a couple years ago. family and friends gathered to share memories of nickels. despite the tragedy, this time of togetherness was all about celebrating his life area organizers one of the public to remember him as a son, father, and friend who loved photography and skateboarding. his mother was among those in attendance. >> this never should have happened. the one thing that's bothering me right now is the fact my son was calling my name and i wasn't there. i did not hear him, to protect him. he always said he was free when he was on that board. he just felt free, he did not worry about anything. amanda:amanda: speakers at the vigil called for more police reform. sacramento city leaders announced a new skate park will be named in honor of him. skateboarding legend tony hawk is supposed to donate funds for that skate park. let's look at francis for a look at our weather. it was we

brian cornell was on cnbc today. >> while there has been softness in discretionary categories, we delivered billion of revenue through discretionary categories in 2022. they're not going to zero but we have seen a consumer who is not spending the way they were during the pandemic. >> let's bring in deborah, finder and ceo of core sight research and top analyst at citi great to see you again a lot of people following the stock were a little concerned where target is heading but seem to have put some of those worse fears behind them. >> yeah. they had an analyst meeting and talked about their guidance for the year ahead in terms of traffic, looking at, you know, comps and also margins and provided some details, but i think there is -- there are a lot of questions many have around the consumer, but also a lot around macro policy, which could impact that. >> all right so in an uncertain -- it goes back to what we were talking about with goldman if you think the market is going to do great own them is it that binary for a company like target. >> absolutely not. if you look at top line growth the

rosen received a csb in political science from cornell university and thank you for joining us today and third witnesses mr. keith butcher and he's a founder of partner at mosaic capitol as a small business investment company that is licensed and regulated by the fda and fun focuses on acquiring companies through an esop buyout he also serves as manager director for butcher joseph and company prior to founding that he served as president of tire and rubber company and is an executive director with morgan stanley and received his ba in international from bradley university is -- we thank you for being here today i now yield to the ranking member to introduce our final witness. >> our final witness is going to be introduced by congressman fled. >> thank you both chairman phillips van dyne and it my pleasure to introduce mr. scott walker, -- lockard. he is a lifelong nebraskan, he grew up and stella studied engineering in omaha and has worked with a company based in lincoln since 2007. earlier in his career he worked as a project manager on construction of pinnacle bank arena, db arena

cornell barnard joins us live at the scene with the very latest. reporter: tonight we are seeing new video and getting a new sense of how powerful the explosion which destroyed this house really was, and we talk to two neighbors standing just feet away at the time. [explosion] a home security camera capturing the moment the house on 20 2nd ave exploded thursday morning, the blast strong enough to force open car doors. look closely, that is albert and his neighbor standing across the street. they were nearly knocked down. what did it feel like? >> a bomb. >> my neighbor and i were showered with glass shards. showered, and i kept looking at myself, it is like -- i am not injured. reporter: you were not cut. police say a woman inside the house was killed, a caregiver made it out alive but suffered major injuries. >> there was a woman as soon as the explosion happened, i could hear this woman screaming. i could not see her. reporter: police say a drug lab was being operated inside the home. 53-year-old darren prize was arrested friday and faces charges

i think that tells you i want to go to cornell.best universities for sociology and psychology programs. i tried to work really, really hard to go to cornell. i hope to go to a scholarship. >> all of this is to keep your studies going? you on your sister are both, your older sister and, you are spending your time to make sure that you don't stop your education. >>eally good education here. and then steadying into two countries, just to make this balance, but in some ways, it's pretty hard. >> i was sitting with your whole family, we were having lunch, it seemed like the most normal thing in the world. there is nothing normal and here. >> yeah. >> no part of it is normal. >> it i am jealous, i want to come back. there is a time when you can be a kid, every front is in town. you can be with friends just to be a kid. but with education, you have to finish school. i missed this a lot. >> are you going to get your childhood back? are you going to be a kid again? >> i think no, i'm a grow up. i did not have time to be a kid. we do like [s