cornell, the ivy league, big red. more than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance ticket to adult life. and only the best need apply, students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his classmate featured him in a video, "random acts of kindness. giving gifts to complete strangers." >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> reporter: charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became mr. everything in his high school year. scholar, athlete, class president, the guy with the cool friends, hannah valentine opened up her parents' summerhouse to charlie and his other teenaged pals. >> he's such a nice guy. he was always happy and energetic. >> the guy that tells jokes? >> everybody knows him. he'll walk in and the room lights up. he starts telling a funny story. >> so you'd think charlie tan was another ivy league overachiever poised for takeoff and great things

cornell, the ivy league. more than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance to adult life. and only the best need apply, students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his classmate featured him in a video, random acts of kindness. giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> reporter: charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became "mr. everything." scholar, class president, the guy with the cool friends, hannah valentine opened up her parents' summerhouse to charlie and his other teenaged pals. >> he was always happy and energetic. >> the guy that tells jokes? >> everybody knows him. they'll walk in. the room lights up, he starts telling a funny story. >> so you'd think charlie tan was another ivy league overachiever poised for takeoff and great things to come, but that's not his story. this is about the charlie t

cornell, would you like to talk to donald trump? do you think you can work with him and his incoming administration? >> certainly we're most interested in having the president-elect speak to the issues before the country. and so this is not a matter of a personal conversation, but rather a conversation with the country about the issues we're concerned about. so voter suppression from one end of the country to the other, where we saw 950 people lose their lives a t the hands of the police last year. hundreds and hundreds of thousands of young people in the streets are protesting against racial injustice, and since the president-elect was elected, people out in the streets are questioning his commitment to civil rights. and where we have seen appointees and nominees that do not speak to the highest values of the country, the president-elect should engage on those issues. >> cornell, would it be appropriate for you to reach out to donald trump, his senior advisers, and say there's a lot we've got to talk about, let's get together? >> t

cornell hosted simpson outside tonight. josh has more. outdoor wrestling meets are starting to become a trend. tonight, it's cornell hosting simpson on the 50-yard line at ash park stadium. let's start at 133, cornell's brody lamb dominated jacob irwin. lamb with the cradle, collects 4 points for 141, josh martin facing jason kiehne. martin grabs the leg and adds two points for the takedown. he goes on to win his match 11-6. 157, very tight match between cornell's aaron engle and jason clark. engle with the takedown at the end of the first period. those two points were huge as he wins 3-2. then the rams come up with some pins. starting at 165 as ben hewson gets the 2nd period pin against austin stotts. then at 184, brian cristion for six points. cornell wins the outdoor meet, 27-15. from mount vernon, josh christensen tv9 sports. and finally it's time for another edition of the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. what a way to start your high school athletic career, center urbana freshman adrianna katcher led f

now cornell is designing simulator parts to be used in robo cats... and possibly someday... robo horses."when that real patient comes in that looks similar to that case they managed in simulation, they're much more likely to jump in and then be involved because now they feel confident."...a confidence that will carry them into clinic. erika edwards, nbc news. plan is to share the simulator technology with other veterinary educators around the country. here's a live look outside at... meteorologist brian gotter is back with the storm mid to upper 50s, and a light westerly breeze. temps quickly dropped into the 30s last evening, but a sw wind kicked up overnight, and temps warmed into the mid 40s this morning under a clear sky. that sw wind will gust to 30 mph this afternoon with sunshine and highs in the lower 60s. another cold front moves in tonight, and the wind will 40. friday afternoon will be sunny, but it will be windy with a northerly wind to 25 mph, and highs struggling to get out of the 40s. saturday morning will drop to near 30, making it milwaukee's first freeze of

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the president and ceo of the naacp cornell williams brooks is with us today. thank you very much for joining us. so the cnn/orc battleground states show trump supporters are more enthusiastic than clinton supporters are. and these are crucial states. why do you think that is? >> well, they may be enthusiastic about mr. trump, and that's certainly -- they're right. but african-americans are very enthusiastic and very committed to the issues that should be driving this election, in terms of police misconduct and criminal justice reform and voter suppression, which is r rampant and raw and widespread, and the state of our economy. those are the issues driving african-americans to the polls. in north carolina, where we have active voter purging going on, where we have reports from the field where people are receiving letters discouraging them from voting, where we have a presidential candidate who is sending in poll monitors to monitor voter -- imagined voter fraud opposed to real voter suppression as practiced by politicians. >> you say donald trump supporters ar

cornell. >> thank you so much. we have up to the date weather information for you anytime on the abc7 news app. after the open the app on your phone or tablet, just tap on the temperature on the top right corner. that will give you custom forecasts from where you live or work. you can scroll down to see live doppler for where you live. out of cuba, fidel castro, of the man who led a communist uprising on the island and led for decades, has died at 90. he will be remembered as a controversial and devicing world leaders. to followers, he was a hero who became a champion for human terrorism to lift up the cue back people. but to opponents he was a dictator. he jailed thousands of political opponents. he was a central figure in several american foreign policy flash points, including the bay of psi and the cuban missin' crisis. there will be a mass gathering on monday and tuesday. his ashes will make a koss-country tour. -- a cross-country tour. in miami people have been celebrating in the streets for hours. republican

cornell's brody was a man on a mission. at 141 josh martin follow suit. he picks up zach johnson and slams him down. martin would when his match and cornell when i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. ahh i don't know what i said, ahh i don't remember! i moved on her like a [expletive] and congressman rod blum said. send me back to congress, and you send donald trump to the white house. rod blum still supports trump today. and even attacked republicans who spoke out against trump. send me back to congress, and you send donald trump to the white house. rod blum and donald trump. wrong for iowa. >> it will be widespread with the father. it will be long gone by 9:00. will be at 44 and 59 by noon and 70 degrees in the late afternoon. >> tomorrow it's november fourth and we are looking at captioning sponsored by cbs ? >> stephen: good morning, "late show." this is your host. today is t please listen attentively to this morning's announcements. for lunch today, we are having salisbury steak with potato fingers and carrot coins. there will be no de

they get very worked up about it and very emotionally invested. >> reporter: cornell is now designing simulated parts to be used in robo cats and possibly someday robo horses. >> when that real patient comes in looks similar to the case managed in simulation, they're much more likely to jump in because now they feel confident. >> reporter: a confidence that will carry them into >> researchers at cornell say the plan is to share the simulator technology with other veterinary educators across the country. >>> have you ever seen a chuwena? >> once on a petline. >> this is the second one i've ever seen. >> yes. >>> we've got a sweet cuddly guy for you today on petline 9. our friends at the adams county animal shelter have brought us canello who is a 13-month-old red dachshund chihuahua mix known as a chiu weanie. he would make a great addition to your home. he's lived with other small dogs no issues with handling, but he has an energetic and playful side and needs a little training to learn how to walk on a leash, but if you are a family that could do those things, he would be for you. he

cornell? >> some small business owners are angry and upset over window dressing they never wanted. graffiti that is now etched into the glass. >> cops say these two vandals were busy leaving their mark on 29 businesses along berkeley's solano avenue. >> it is an eyesore. >> reporter: the damage is not amusing to restaurant owner dave torres. his security camera caught the two in the act. >> there is a lot going on. we don't need the vandalism to scare people away. >> they used a glass etching tool to engrave window after window and block after block. >> i would love to know what felipe means. >> it is problem t -- probably not a gang tie. >> it is a great way to ring in the holidays. >> chocolate store owner melina lopez maggie never thought she would have to replace her front window on thanksgiving. >> it will be a lot and we don't really have a budget for things like this. >> reporter: police caught the young vandals after a witness called 9-1-1. the two were released to their parents, but they now face felony vandalism charges. a motive is unknown. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>

cornell? >> some small business owners are angry and upset over window dressing they never wanted. graffiti that is now etched into the glass. >> cops say these two vandals were busy leaving their mark on 29 businesses along berkeley's solano avenue. >> it is an eyesore. >> reporter: the damage is not amusing to restaurant owner dave torres. his security camera caught the two in the act. >> there is a lot going on. we don't need the vandalism to scare people away. >> they used a glass etching tool to engrave window after window and block after block. >> i would love to know what felipe means. >> it is problem t -- probably not a gang tie. >> it is a great way to ring in the holidays. >> chocolate store owner melina lopez maggie never thought she would have to replace her front window on thanksgiving. >> it will be a lot and we don't really have a budget for things like this. >> reporter: police caught the young vandals after a witness called 9-1-1. the two were released to their parents, but they now face felony vandalism charges. a motive is unknown. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>

cornell william brooks, the president and ceo of the naacp. just ahead, after years of antagonizing each other, president obama and donald trump go face to face in a remarkable meeting in the white house. >> we had never met each other. i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half. and it could have, as far as i'm concerned, it could have gone on for a lot longer. millions of you are online right now, searching one topic. that will generate over 600 million results. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel even more overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under one roof. start where specialists use advanced genomic testing to guide precision cancer treatment... ...that may lead to targeted therapies and more treatment options. start where there's a commitment to analyzing the latest research and conducting clinical trials-to help each patient get the personalized cancer

norbert ends cornell's streak winning this in five sets yesterday! high pressure still sits over the ohio river valley allowing for us to have a southerly wind component. this will in turn give us milder air again today. a low pressure system continues to sit in the pacific southwest, stalling out the weather pattern for at least another 24 hours. high temperatures today will top out into the upper 60s and lows will drop into the 40s once again. these temperatures are sti of year. a cold front will move through late monday and into tuesday bringing the smallest chance of a shower late monday. temperatures will only drop a few degrees as next week the variety compassion and their families in more ways than one. the fund is hosting its two days of compassion on november 15th and 16th. kcrg-tv9 is also helping with the radiothon on kmry. joining me now with more on next week's event are wendy crossett and j-j trotta with variety. caring for a critically ill child is difficult; mentally, emotionally and financially. th workers to identify needs and distr

cornel matt jonkey: 03:12 we doing recconiscense. we're finding out whats wrong :15)) the training features five scenarios utilizing hazmat, search and extraction teams, decontamination crews, doctors and nurses who may have to do mass triage medial treatments... all to prepare for hypothetical mass destruction. (( lt. cornel matt jonkey: with other teams :56 so it allows us to figure out how to communicate. how they work and how we can get together to accomplish the same goal :02 )) >>> ((katie boer)) the city of north las vegas recently re-vamped their emergency response plan and say with over 500 people involved in the excercise this is a great way to put it to the test. back to you. ((denise valdez)) >>> many of you commented on the training on our facebook page. carolina said: love the trainings for possible disasters. makes us feel even more secure. thank you!!! and missy said thank u natio ....hugs!!! you can join the conversation on the 8 news now facebook page./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a new home for a famous polar bear.

cornell. >> lisa, thank you very much. we are starting this -- today is the one-year anniversary of the terror attacks in paris that killed 130 people. now a national day of commemoration. the french president and the mayor of paris in each. seven locations where the attacks happened. the plaques are etched with the names of the victims. last night sting performed at a concert at the theater. the first event at the theater since the night when 89 people were killed. a new abc news washington post poll finds that 74 americans accept donald trump's election as legitimate. president elect trump stayed out of the public eye again yesterday. he worked privately to build a white house staff with his transition team. this comes as activists showed no signs of stopping his protests against his upset win. we have the report. >> reporter: as protesters strain at the barricades surrounding his namesake tower, donald trump's guilded penthouse may feel more like a guilded cage [chanting] >> for a fourth straight day crowds in the stree

i'm cornell bernard in for chris nguyen. we're in for a rainy morning. the north bay seeing rain, mill valley on highway 101. let's get to lisa argen, tracking the storm. >> good morning, cornell. and for you in fremont, hayward, and santa clara, you're getting pretty good rain as the cold front pushes through your area right now. it is in the east bay. you can see the brighter returns here from dublin and hayward. san leandro, up throug san ramon and danville, moderate rain and through 880, it has been raining pretty steadily right on through sunnyvale. and boulder creek, where the front has already pushed through the bay area. we've had ponding on the roadway, highway 101, but the rain is lighter there. and fog has been an issue, anywhere from just two-mile visibility in hayward, to about five to six miles here. sfo delays of over an hour. cold sector behind the front, we could see a thunderstorm in addition to more heavy downpours. it will abe raw afternoon, just in the 50s. by 4:00, still some light rain. the second system is on the heels of this one

cornell was able to spread the offense... nicole ciari comes down with the hammer... she had 12 kills ... but st. norbert ends cornell's streak winning this in five sets valley allowing for us to have a southerly wind component. this will in turn give us milder air again today. a low pressure system continues to sit in the pacific southwest, stalling out the weather pattern for at least another 24 hours. high temperatures today will top out into the upper 60s and lows will drop into the 40s once again. these temperatures are still well above where we should be for this time friday's world series celebration in chicago was just the start for the cubs. yesterday, the team spent the day in orlando florida at disney world. they got to ride in the parade and enjoy all of the attractions with their families. mvp ben was getting to spend time with his daughter. "i think for sure we have to hit up frozen. for sure my daughter would not let us leave without doing that. so we're going to do that. maybe hit up some star wars for sure. but we would love to do everything." " today

enjoying nature, cornell. >> yes, you know, why go. that's the advice from at least one reail for those this is a way. >> i was going to get. anna go a ham when she it is i jut thought they would be open. the originaling customers to on the outside on black friday. >> we appreciate being outside. my family has been outside all day, and i can certainly understand why management would want to give employees an opportunity to spend a long weekend with their families. >> black friday is not a huge day for us. >> reporter: you can say that again. patagonia stores were open but making money not a big deal. saving the planet is. the manager says the national clothing jane is donating 100% of black friday proceeds to local nonprofit groups dedicated to changing the air, water and shoal. and, yeah, it makes me good to be working retail on black friday. >> reporter: >> one i heard all the proceeds were going to good causes today, i've got to the stop then and had a few knickknacks to pick up and made it a point to come up here and feeling really

abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is live in benicia with the story. cornell. >> reporter: eric, some good news. those two shooting victims will survive. one is still in the hospital. the other was released, and it all began early this morning here at bottom of the fifth sports bar. police are looking for the gunman who showed up after last call. >> when something like this happens, it's not the norm. it's shocking really. >> reporter: regulars say the bottom of the fifth bar is the place where everybody knows your name. but nobody knows who this man is. >> we've never seen him in here before. >> reporter: he showed up on sunday morning around closing time. >> our bouncer asked him for his i.d. and as he was asking, he was being told we weren't serving any more drinks. and he pulled gun out and pointed it at almost everybody in the bar. >> reporter: on surveillance video, the man points a gun at the bartender. she ducks behind the bar. the gunman then pushes his way past surprised bar patrons. a customer wearing a ball cap confronts the armed man. off

cornell. >> okay, lisa. thank you >> right now waves from a tsunami are washing ashore in new zealand. island snags was struck by massive magnitude 7.8 earthquake around midnight local time. so far minor damage reported around the cities of wellington and christ church. [alarms] >> if the aftershocks didn't, this did. the tsunami alarm was sounded shortly after the quake struck, telling people to seek higher ground. one man said the earthquake was scary. >> it got more and more intense. i thought, okay, this is getting pretty serious. yeah, it continued on and on and on. yeah, it sort of got quite consuming. >> very direry there. the tsunami, we are told, is not expect today hit california. >>> developing news on the peninsula. one person is dead, three others injured after their bmw crashed into a wood tree off of 101. the survivors suffered minor to major injuries. the c hp said it happened just aft 1 it:00 hamm on the northbound off-ramp of 101. the chp believes everyone, including the driver, was drinkin

the panel is back, molly, cornell, matt. by the way, that's for the out party, especially when your first loss after you've lost the presidency, the big campaign is for who runs the dnc. cornell, you worked for howard dean. >> i think -- >> you worked for him in '05. >> we were shaking things up. all that stuff. by the way, that was very successful. a lot of democrats panned it, oh, this would never work. then when it started working, it was brilliant. >> i though it was all obama. >> and the obama campaign picked it up. but howard dean is right to a certain extent. we do need to get back focused on the 50-state strategy. we do need to get back expanding the playing field and expanding the map. i think there's going to be a strong, hard, tough-fought-for for the chairmanship this time around. there's some younger people, not as traditional thinking about it. and there should be. we need some new blood and new thinking. i don't want to go into another election where so many of the democrats so need black and brown people and

cornell hosted simpson outside tonight. josh has more. outdoor wrestling meets are starting to become a trend. tonight, it's cornell hosting simpson on the 50-yard line at ash park stadium. let's start at 133, cornell's brody lamb dominated jacob irwin. lamb with the cradle, collects 4 points for the near fall and wins on a 23-3 tech fall. onto jason kiehne. martin grabs the leg and adds two points for the takedown. he goes on to win his match 11-6. 157, very tight match between cornell's aaron engle and jason clark. engle with the takedown at the end of the first period. those two points were huge as he wins 3-2. then the rams come up with some pins. starting at 165 as ben hewson gets the 2nd period pin against austin stotts. then at 184, brian cristion pins rj brown at the 2:05 mark 27-15. from mount vernon, josh christensen tv9 sports. and finally it's time for another edition of the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. what a way to start your high school athletic career, center urbana freshman adrianna katc

abc 7 nuts reporter cornell ber snard live at the scene with for. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, that pursuit ended right behind me, 54th and adeline street after police say the driver of a stolen green honda possibly used in an armed robbery in oakland slammed into this car, a black sedan driven bay woman and by some miracle she was not injured. now, police say it began when the green honda was spotted by officers blocks from here. the driver did not pull over for officers. a basketweave chase happened through north oakland and that's when the collision brought this chase to an end. >> a basketweave foot pursuit ensued of three individuals who were occupants of that stolen vehicle. those three occupants were eventually detained. >> reporter: sky 7 was over the crash scene. all three are teenage boys and they all suffered moderate injuries. they will survive. police don't know if any of those detainees took part in armed robberies that happened in oakland involving that stolen car. investigators in other east bay cities are also looking to see if the same car w

cornell. >> reporter: yeah, eric. that video is really incredible. we do want to tell you that the two shooting victims will be okay. one is still recovering at a hospital. it all happened early this morning here at bottom of the fifth sports bar. the manager said the man got very angry because he couldn't get served alcohol. take a good look at this man. police hope someone knows who he is. >> we've never seen him in here before. >> reporter: he walked into the bottom of the fifth sports bar early sunday morning around closing time and quickly got angry. >> our bouncer noticed he came in and asked him for his i.d. as he was asking, he was being told we weren't serving any more drinks. he pulled the gun out and pointed it at almost everybody in the bar. >> reporter: on surveillance video, the man points a gun at the bartender. she ducks behind the bar. the gunman then pushes his way past surprised bar patrons. a customer on the right wearing a ball cap confronts the armed man. off camera, two men were shot and wounded. >> there were some pretty brave

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. >> let me go to cornell brooks. thank you for coming on. the 1st time you're on and i appreciate you taking the time. what is the position of the naacp, your organization, of jeff sessions as an attorney general? >> we're very, very troubled. when you think about the fact that 30 years ago, as a prosecutor, he described the aclu and naacp as un-american organizations, he described a group of civil rights organizations including the naacp as, quote, forcing civil rights down the throats of americans. he described an african-american subordinate as boy and told him to watch what he said around white folks, as it were. and if we move from his prosecutorial misconduct to his legislative record as a senator, he's received a consistent and bad failing grade from the naacp. so what we see here is an administration in its early days signaling that it is hostile toward or indifferent to the civil rights agenda of the country. so the question is, if he was not good enough to be a federal judge, in attributing the law, how is he good enough to be atto

dartmouth home with the cornell big red. only 2 goals in the game, period. first mitch vanderlaan, unassisted 1-0 cornell 2 minutes and 13 seconds later corey kalk from cam strong. dartmouth ties it up they play to a 1-1 tie dartmouth will host colgate tomorrow night. and womens college hockey plymouth state hosted holy cross the panthers trailed 2-0 after the first period. but they regrouped they win a faceoff and get it over to courtney evans and he drive gets psu on the board 2-1 holy cross another power play in the 2nd game the crusaders win this one 5-3 college footballl unh football has a bye week. saint a's plays their season finale. limit state his home. dartmouth is at the cornell big red at 1:30 >> thank you. it is a party 108 years in the making. still to come tonight we will , join the millions of people celebrating the world series molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access

i'm cornell bernard in for chris nguyen. we're in for a rainy morning. the north bay seeing rain, mill valley on highway 101. let's get to lisa argen, tracking the storm. >> good morning, cornell. and for you in fremont, hayward, and santa clara, you're getting pretty good rain as the cold front pushes through your area right now. it is in the east bay. you can see the brighter returns here from dublin and hayward. san leandro, up throug san ramon and danville, moderate rain and through 880, it has been raining pretty steadily right on through

. >> hey there, cornell. most of you in the east and south bay haven't seen anything or very much, but it is coming. here is the storm impact scale. we'll rate the storm one being the lightest, this morning, we have a two, mod wrat to heavy rain. 50 miles an hour with rough surf. darker green and yellow, heavier rain that continues to push from sonoma down through marin, higher elevations in lake county, change over to light snow. a little light rain into berkeley, drizzle, 80.

live in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you, cornell. >> that is 64. let's talk about some of the other propositions. 62 would repeal the death penalty and replace it with life in prisonment without the possibility of parole. right now 58% of the precincts reporting no has 54% on proposition 62. yes, 46%. >> the other death penalty measure is proposition 66. prop 66 would shorten the time of legal challenges to death sentences to a maximum of five years. right now the vote is 51% in favor. 49% against. 59% of precincts are reporting. and if both proposition 62 and 66 pass, the proposition with the most yes votes actually wins. >> and proposition 60. this would require the use of condoms during the filming of adult movies. right now 54s were of those who voted say no on proposition 60. yes, 46%. >> three bay area cities all had soda tax measures on their ballot in this election. the first soda tax in america was passed in berkeley in 2014. >> that's right. san francisco voters rejected a soda tax that same year. this year san francisco voters had measur

so to combat all of that pain and anger, cornell college is holding a postelection healing event. stephanie johnson is live in mount vernon. stephanie, what is this healing event? >> reporter: jenee, the event started at 11:15 a.m. still going on now. the school invited a buddhist with their feelings postelection. the buddhist priest headed the event. cornell college is affiliated with a methodist church which means they support and honor other faiths. the school's chaplain says that today's event has been scheduled for months. she thought of the idea in august of 2016 before the school year started. she knew some people would be upset with this year's election results. today's event was perfect timing. earlier in the school year, the chaplain held a discussion about islam a phobia. she believes it is important to honor and support people of other faiths, races and backgrounds. >> this program was created knowing that half of the country may struggling with the results of the election election, regardless of who it was going to be peers the other half would be celebrating. >>> the

cornell. >> lisa, see you soon. united airlines pilot being praised this morning for stepping in to prevent a brewing fight between passengers about politics. the flight from sfo

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cornell. >> lisa, see you soon. united airlines pilot being praised this morning for stepping in to prevent a brewing fight between passengers about politics. the flight from sfo to future violater two landed safely after the pilot took charge. we have the story. >> this is not the kind of announcement you usually hear from an airline pilot. >> as people, we have the common decency to respect each other's decisions, and to get along on this flight. >> the man who shot the video by phone told me the announcement came after an argument between two passengers. >> he said at least i get to keep my guns and she told him how could you say that to a brown person? because she's african-american. >> they were arguing about the election. the united airlines spokesman said flight attendants separated the two passengers before the pilot's announcement. this is the latest out burse since tuesday. in pittsburgh neighbors snapped a picture of this banner. it includes the "n" word. the pittsburgh police said it violates large scien

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cornell bernard, abc 7 news. ♪ >> the stars continue to come out for clinton. stevie wonder and lebron james joined her at rallies today. jay-z, beyonce and katy perry joined her this weekend. and tomorrow bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi will perform at her final campaign. >>> today a man was delayed in reno forcing the secret service to rush the candidate off stage. last night trump spotted the man in the crowd. he brought a sign that says, republicans against trump. the republican candidate called him a clinton supporter. people started trying to grab the sign. when they couldn't get it, they began to attack him. >> somebody yelled something about a gun. >> right. >> so that's where things really got out of hand. people were just kicking me, grabbing my arms, twisting them. i'm very thankful to law enforcement who was able to qukly come because had they not been there it's possible these people could have strangled me and killed me right on the spot. >> the protester will not face charges. he said his social and political ideals side with republicans but h

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> it's official. the warriors are headed to san francisco. today the state court of appeals upheld the city's environmental impact report. the warriors are ready to begin construction next year and open in 2019. >> this is a nearly universally beloved idea. it's going to be reality. and it's time to get moving with it. >> the group opposing the project promises to keep fighting in a statement saying we believe that the proposed warriors arena would result in blocked access to ucsf hospitals, dangerous air pollution and track gridlock throughout the community. >>> and while the warriors are leaving in the next two weeks, oakland will vote on a plan that could keep the raiders in town. abc7 news was at city hall today as council members it discussed the project in a closed-door session. they'll vote on it one week from tomorrow. if approved, they'll vote with the full council the following week. >>> it was a rough ride home for hundreds of b.a.r.t. passengers. take a look at the packed platform at the montgomery street station. b.a.r.t. plame b

. >> ama: let's continue with cornell bernard. >> dan: he is live in sausalito. cornell? >> reporter: dan and ama, the coast guard issued a warning to boaters and beachgoers to be careful. the bay is calm tonight at fort baker and under the golden gate bridge. along the coast those conditions are about to change. waves as large as three-story buildings could beheaded to some bea area beaches. even bigger than the waves we saw weeks ago. the marin county sheriff's department tweeted this morning about the surf. waves as high as 27 feet along the marin county coast. emergency officials are warning everyone to use caution. >> my advice is to stay away during this event. >> despite the warning some were getting ready for the big waves. matt trumble isn't so sure. >> i would say even swimming would be dangerous. absolutely. who knows what the tides are up to if the surf was that big. >> would you be out suring in -- surfing in that? >> i would not. >> even the surf shop owner is giving customers a friendly rn whatting. >> i wouldn't recommend that anybody goes and who is not a

dartmouth is at the cornell big red at 1:30. noon wisconsin at northwestern. 3:30 syracuse at clemson. 8:00 p.m. nebraska at ohio state. the arizona diamondbacks plan to hire lovullo as their next manager. lovullo spent the last four seasons as the red sox bench coach, and he managed the team for 49 games in 2015 when john farrell left the team to undergo treatment for lymphoma. college hockey tonight. looking forward to these games. dartmouth will host cornell . unh has two straight wins. they look to run the streak to heart. it is a huge weekend for state championships games, starting with girls division three volleyball. that match at plymouth state college is tonight moultonborough academy against the farmington tigers hilites at 11:00. there are six state championship games tomorrow in boys soccer and volleyball. plus, the meet of champions cross country meet. sunday, there are four girls soccer championship games. tom: thank you. tune in for the second congressional district debate following world news. we'll see you after

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> it's official. the warriors are headed to san francisco. today the state court of appeals upheld the city's environmental impact report. the warriors are ready to begin construction next year and open in 2019. >> this is a nearly universally beloved idea. it's going to be reality. and it's time to get moving with it. >> the group opposing the project promises to keep fighting in a statement saying we believe that the proposed warriors arena would result in blocked access to ucsf hospitals, dangerous air pollution and track gridlock throughout the community. >>> and while the warriors are leaving in the next two weeks, oakland will vote on a plan that could keep the raiders in town. abc7 news was at city hall today as council members it discussed the project in a closed-door session. they'll vote on it one week from tomorrow. if approved, they'll vote with the full council the following week. >>> it was a rough ride home for hundreds of b.a.r.t. passengers. take a look at the packed platform at the montgomery street station. b.a.r.t. plame b

our reporter cornell barnard looks at the push by both candidates. >> rocker rallied trump supporters in battleground michigan. >> today we are going to win the great state of michigan. we are going to win back the white house. >> hillary clinton president obama, john bon jovi and bruce springsteen in philadelphia pressing supporters to vote for clinton. >> make a plan to vote. no one wants to ice what up on wednesday morning and wish we had done more. >> i am asking you to work as hard as you can this one last day: elect our next president. >> the race still close but leading trump by four points in the latest abc poll. note proud to be ♪ ♪ an american ♪ >> donald trump eight states in 24 hours. >> we are winning he, we're winning iowa, we're winning we think, new hampshire. >> clinton putting the e-mail investigation behind her encourage by look slaves of early voters mostly latino in nevada and tens of thousands who turned out in key battlegrounds. trump taking shots for the star-studded final act. >> she gets beyonce and jay-z bigger crowds. >> hillary clinton is made of ste

we can't afford to waste any of our people. >> cornell, here's part of the issue in ohio. martin savidge, who was just there, spoke to black voters about what is the issue? why no turnout. here's the conversation he had with one of them and i want to play it. this is specifically about hillary clinton. listen in. >> i'm not a huge fan of hillary myself so i don't -- i think it's -- i think in every community it's going to be that way. >> reporter: is there as much excitement as there was four years ago? >> i don't believe so. >> interesting, two different voters. four years ago barack obama was running but you heard who the first man said. in every community i think it's going to be that way. this teem seems to be that way. this seems to be a hillary clinton specific problem. >> i don't think that's the case. the reason i don't think it's the case because hillary clinton and donald j. trump may be at the top of the ticket but the fact of the matter is the names of our children, the names of the victims of police misconduct, we've seen unprecedented levels of activism in th

republican strategist stuart stevens, and democratic strategist, cornell belcher. and from wnet in new york, jeff greenfield, who has been reporting for the newshour weekend throughout this campaign. so thank you to all of you for being here. i'm going to turn to you, david brooks. you just heard the democratic leader of the house of representatives talk about, frankly, the problems democrats have in states that used to be all blue. >> yeah. and it struck me that she didn't claim they were going to take over the house. a bit of realism there from nancy pelosi i think but optimism and maybe well-earned. it is still a problem for the party that white working-class voters are more and more heavily republican. one of the exciting things that happened, whether you like it or not, this year is the white working-class took over a party, and they took over a party that had formerly been a party of the rich and elites. that's an amazing thing that happens rarely in american history. >> woodruff: we have a problem with your make phone, david brooks. we'll fix that and come r

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mcdonald, we're waiting to get our audio issue straightened out with you, so i'll start with cornell belcher right here in washington. how well has the clinton campaign done so far in terms of reaching out to minorities and especially african-americans? >> i talked to the clinton campaign in the last two days and they're saying they actually have banks with more hispanics and african-americans. if you had told me two months ago with the enthusiasm that we have that right now in florida the clinton campaign would argue they have 70% more african-americans early voting right now than in 2012, i would laugh at you but looking at the numbers looks like early voting is up across the board. >> woodruff: you mean people who have already voted and they can count on it? >> and we think from past performance they are democratic voters, so when they look at 74% of more african-americans in the polling places right now in the early vote, they're banking that as 90% of that being their vote. >> woodruff: mark hugo lopez, let me ask you the same question with regard to the latino community across

abc 7 news reporter, cornell barnard has details. >> our children safe here. >> parents alarmed about an assault that happened at napa high school. serious enough for napa police to investigate. >> members of the napa high football team were assaulting other teammates, grabbing them and holding them down. >> police won't say if it was a hazing incident or comment on any injuries suffered. it was first reported on november 19th. >> they notify you for everything else, but not for this in. >> marta believes one play suffered the worst of the am is conduct. >> the school has not notified us. they haven't told us if people who assaulted these young men have been arrested. are they still in class with my daughter? >> we really want to emphasize that safety and health and safety of our kids are our prime concern. >> the napa valley school district doing its own investigation. >> they're talking with football players, coaches, they want to know exactly, exactly what happened. >> so far, no disciplinary action has been taken, and no arrests have been made. in napa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news