emily campbell is giving back to her community. hearfrom her later in the programme. we'll get to those stories in just a moment, but first, let's bring you some breaking news — in the last few moments, nottinham forest have confirmed that they will appeal the four point that they will appeal the four—point deduction they were given after breaching the premier league's profit and sustainability rules. an independent commission found the club's losses last season breached the threshold of £61 million by more than £34 million. they're now 18th in the table and in the relegation zone. more details on the bbc sport website. well, to tomorrow's huge match for wales now, and with one final win, they will be on the plane to germany this summer. they take on poland in the euro 2024 play—off final and wales will have a home crowd behind them, willing the team to give one last push in cardiff. manager rob page says the players are taking it in their stride, but they know that nothing less than a win and they'll miss out on getting to their t

at fort campbell, jessie goslyn >> at goslyn was talking to a military investigator.ible clues about her husband's killer. meanwhile, detective stokes and others from the christian county sheriff's department thought they were on to something. they believed they'd located their truck from the crime scene and knew the name of the driver, jarred long. now they needed to know why he would be involved in vince's murder. >> our unit's detectives along with the cid agents from fort campbell did a canvas on post. >> and what they discovered was a bombshell. neighbors said they'd seen jarred's truck and not just in the area, but parked in jessie's driveway. kay ray live next door. >> i would see him driving the truck with her and the three kids. i would her driving the truck with three kids. >> and what she said next really got the investigators'attention. >> how often on a weekly basis would you see that vehicle there while vince it was deployed? >> maybe two or three times a week? >> as he looked deeper into this potential relationship between jarred and jessie, how serious

one of the callers on the nicky campbell this l callers on the nicky campbell this morning.ere expecting a vote on these cuts, these £300 million worth of cuts, but the councillors have decided that they are going to spend the next couple of hours debating the next couple of hours debating theissue, the next couple of hours debating the issue, because it is such a huge decision they are having to make. let's have a listen in as this debate has just started over the cuts that they are facing. the surprising — cuts that they are facing. the surprising thing _ cuts that they are facing. ire: surprising thing about any cuts that they are facing. ire surprising thing about any of this is that we are surprised, given the extent of paring back in the last 15 years in government funding. these may be the few words in defence of conservative government that we hear this afternoon. the conservative leader of shropshire county council is so fed up with the failing government, she has declared she doesn't even care if her party when the general election. she told her council meeting jus

at the forefront is tokyo weightlifting silver medalist emily campbell. it's just about getting people fit and healthy, getting people fit and healthy, getting people involved and making people happy as well while doing it. you know, whatever that may be. i would obviously love the world to weight lift, because it's my sport and i love it, but at the same time, it's not for everyone. but being able to be fit and healthy and carry that physical literacy through and teach young people and children how important it is to be active and look after yourself, that for me is everything, so if there is any way i can do that and raise the profile of that, i will do it. can do that and raise the profile of that, iwill do it. with can do that and raise the profile of that, i will do it. with social media, there are certain pressures these days. there is an underlying pressure for people to look a certain way or be a certain way, and we are all unique for a reason. there is a reason why we are all different, because we are meant to be the person that we are, like come

sarah campbell, thanks very much indeed- _ times. sarah campbell, thanks very much indeed.this story _ times. sarah campbell, thanks very much indeed. this story is - times. sarah campbell, thanks very much indeed. this story is not - much indeed. this story is not going away in one form or another. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. this is bbc news. vaughan gething has been formally nominated as the new first minister of wales. the economy minister and former health minister narrowly won the welsh labour leadership contest by 51.7% to succeed mark drakeford who's stepping down after more than five years in the post. he is the only black leader of a national governing in europe. after the vote he set out his vision for wales. i the vote he set out his vision for wales. , . ., , ., ., wales. i believe the wales of today and the future _ wales. i believe the wales of today and the future will _ wales. i believe the wales of today and the future will be _ wales. i believe the wales of today and the future will be owned - wales. i believe the wales of today

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - naomi campbell sue bird musical guest kneecap.nd featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1936 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on, now come on! [ cheers and applause thank you very much, everyone. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show. you're here. [ cheers and applause thank you for watching well, guys, i guess president biden drank a red bull last night. [ laughter ] did you guys see the state of the union? last night, biden delivered his annual address to the nation and he was pumped. [ cheers ] he was pumped. actually, it wasn't red bull he was drinking apparently, he was on a new supplement called meth-a-mucil [ laughter ] yeah, biden was amped up he was like, "if this is it, i'm going to go out tony montana style say hello to my little friend. say hello to my little friend, corn pop." [ laughter ] but now, some republicans are saying biden was too energetic [ laughter ] they might be onto something because today the presiden

sarah campbell, thank you very - that first royal engagement. sarah campbell, thank you very much. across the uk, you're watching bbc news. in the middle east, israeli air strikes have killed dozens more people in gaza overnight, including at least 23 organising security for aid deliveries to gaza city. but efforts to secure a ceasefire also continue. the us state department has confirmed that secretary of state antony blinken will travel to israel as part of his current trip to the middle east. he's injeddah, where he's meeting the saudi leadership. talks there will also focus on gaza's long—term, post—war future. mr blinken�*s visit comes after he warned that gaza's population is starving, saying that its two million people are experiencing "severe levels of acute food insecurity". today, the uk's largest delivery of aid to gaza has crossed the border and is being distributed by the world food programme. a full uk field hospital has also been set up in the territory. meanwhile israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that preparations are under way for the invasion of rafa

if passed and if it becomes law, live in campbell.ty with president biden fundraisers reportedly raised $25 million tickets for the event at radio city music hall range from $225 to 500,000. >> you understand the importance of the three of them being together. obviously, this is going to be an important, important event. >> former president trump has had a relatively light public schedule this week, continues to react mostly on social media, to developments in his court cases. >> a 36. now, a new poll finds that many americans are unenthused about a november rematch in the 2020 presidential election. and according to the associated press poll, 43% of those polled say they are fearful about another four years with donald trump as president, while 31% feel the same about another four years with joe biden in the white house. a judge in california has recommended that former trump election lawyer john eastman be disbarred. the opinion comes after a trial over eastman's actions to try and overturn the 2020 presidential election. eastman is

some of the callers to nicky campbell, - the callers to nicky campbell, talking about council fundinghe pictures in birmingham. if you havejustjoined us, birmingham city council are discussing the cuts they are going to have to make. we expect them to approve those swingeing cuts to local services as they look to save £300 million. council tax will rise by 21% over two years. this is all because europe's largest local authority has declared itself effectively bankrupt and is trying to save those cuts. i want to take you to edinburgh, because the family of emma caldwell has been meeting scotland's first minister, and they are about to talk to the press. let's listen. this is margaret caldwell and her loyal, and moran mor, coming to the... , , ., loyal, and moran mor, coming to the... , , ., ,, _ the... this is a statement issued by m self, the... this is a statement issued by myself. the — the... this is a statement issued by myself, the solicitor _ the... this is a statement issued by myself, the solicitor acting - the... this is a statement issued by myself, the solicitor acting for

sarah campbell at westminster - and the moment it hasn't. sarah| campbell at westminster abbey.thank you. the former conservative party deputy chairman lee anderson has defected to the populist party reform uk, dealing another blow to rishi sunak. he was suspended by the tories last month, for refusing to apologise for comments about london's mayor being controlled by islamists. he becomes reform uk's first ever mp. anderson used to work for the labour party before switching to the conservatives. just two months ago he said reform was "not a proper political party". mr anderson spoke to our political editor chris mason. do you feel betrayed by rishi sinner? not betrayed. a little bit disappointed. that lost the weight for speaking my mind. disappointed. that lost the weight forspeaking my mind. i disappointed. that lost the weight for speaking my mind. i thought maybe the party, the powers that be could havejust maybe the party, the powers that be could have just stepped maybe the party, the powers that be could havejust stepped back maybe the party, the powers that be could hav

. >> we're live in campbell. neighbors and the police chief about the investigation. >> and back here that are stilln the mild side, but the clouds creeping in in the next couple of days. >> still going to be nice,úbut then changes for the weekend and the city of oakland gives the green light to clear abandoned vehicles. >> a morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? -anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! -back into play and... aw no, it's in the water. wait a minute... are you kidding me? you got to be kidding me. rolling towards the cup, and it's in the hole! what an impossible shot brought to you by comcast business. morning when they shot and killed a man after he allegedly fired shots at the officers. ktvu lamonica peters live tonight from campbell. after speaking with the chief of police and lamonica. people who live in that area heard quite a scene early this morning. >> that's right mike. the peop

emily campbell, can she hold it?th silver in tokyo, becoming an instant star in the process. what a lift! and here at the gym near nottingham that she trains at, she told me just how much it would mean to go one better. everybody wants to upgrade, you know? it would be incredible. but, you know, it's a tough field out there. everybody's worthy of winning a medal. ijust know that i've just got to work and get myself in the best possible shape i can to get an outcome. and obviously, if i get rewarded with a bit of bling again, then i'll be over the moon. grande bretagne. .. but can team gb deliver more than medals? a new changemaker initiative, a partnership with the operator of the national lottery, will match athletes to social impact projects in their local communities for two weeks after they return from paris. these athletes that have already got things that are very close to their heart and they're part of in the community already that they're going to be able to help, and then there's some that are just very pas

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sarah campbell, you can still see some _ moment.ell, you can still see some of the well-wishers| still see some of the well—wishers behind you there smiling and talking, despite the fact that the congregation and the service have now moved on. you just get the sense that people are happy about the fact that people are happy about the fact that king charles had come out today, thank you, sarah. in rome, tens of thousands of worshippers gathered in st peter's square to hear pope francis lead easter sunday mass — and give the traditional �*urbi et orbi' blessing. earlier, there had been concern about the 87—year—old's health, after he pulled out of a ceremony on good friday. in his address, he repeated his calls for a ceasefire in gaza, and the release of all hostages. here is some of the public�*s address. translation: dear brothers and sisters, happy easter. i today, throughout the world, there are sounds the message proclaimed 2000 years ago from jerusalem. jesus of nazareth, who was crucified, has been raised. the church relives th

amanda earlier, amanda talked with evan low at his campaign headquarters in. >> campbell. and as she mentioned, so now we're going to move on to checking in for the race for barbara lee's congressional seat in the east. bailey essentially resigned from that seat to run the u.s. senate. she has held that seat since 1998. >> earlier she visited her campaign headquarters in oakland and was joined by lateefah simon, who is trying to succeed hurley basically declared simon the winner kron four's. dan thorn live in oakland tonight at simon's campaign it's pretty loud out there. she does have a lot of support out there. dan. >> yeah, yeah. we're fluid. 5 win over the party actually just wrapping up right now. but it was really loud in here for barbara lee. maybe not the night that she was hoping war for. but for the cheapest simon, who is essentially considered her successor. i'm really big night who's looking ahead to november? she gave a fiery speech earlier front of a lot of supporters talking about how she's going to go to washington and push for reproductive rights for women

can i join with the prime minister's remarks about the campbells. tory mps that leslie claiming britain is run by shadowy cabal made up of activists, the deep state, , and most chillingly of. [laughing] give up on governing and become >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, hoe member is just sniping from the sidelines because he has absolutely nothing that he can say what we do. what were getting on speaker, is delivering on the peop■'s priorities, a number of small votes down by third mr.ns. and, and mr. speaker, not only that we're delivering a significant tax tax cut for millions of working britons while his plans would put taxes up for everyone across the country. >> mr. speaker, his predecessor spent last wee■m her new book, n search of fame and wealt taken to slagging off -- [shouting] minister, now they can't bear talking about her. in search of fame and wealth, she's taken to slagging off and underminin opportunity. s prime minister she was sabotaged by the silent as tommy robinson that right-wing thug was described as a hero. why is he allowing her t

now they signed former packers linebacker damond, a campbell. so a one-year deal, campbell comes from to the forty-niners after 3 seasons in green bay where he was named the first team, all pro in 2021. after recording a career-best 146 tackles. but over the last 2 seasons, he has missed 10 games because of knee and ankle injuries. so campbell is expected to play in place of an injured re greenlaw who is, you know, was injured during the super bowl after he tore his achilles trying to take the field. so obviously we're hoping to make up some ground there now. i didn't take long for jimmy g to make up some ground grapple out. found his way back into the league. just almost quick as he found so bad that he's in the nfc west, though, this time he was released by the raiders. >> forty-niners fans is not coming back here is actually going to 7 california where he will be in la with the rams. he signed a one-year deal but will not be able to play immediately, of course, because in 2024 he was suspended for the first 2 games, which is this year. obviou

. >> the incident happened in campbell inc the early hours of theúmorning, after officers say the suspectfired at them first. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie ha. >> it all happened at anaptmenth bascom avenue. police say the respondi officers met with awonh a man who order to not make any contact with the family. ktvuc la monica peters spoke wih neighbors who say they heard gunshots and screaming. >> monique martinez says she lives in the same apartment building on bascom avenue, where campbell police shot and killed a man early tuesday morning. >> it was like boom, boom, boom, boom, and that's what scared me. her cell phone. as more officers arrived at the apartment, i woke up. >> it was around four in the morning. i went to the bathroom. i come back and i hear like gunshots and i'm like, oh my god. and i hear, no. and i'm like, oh my god. like i get goosebumps. i'm like, what's going on? i won't open the door, but i say they received a 911 text message from spa woman describing a domestic violence incident about 3 a.m. the woman said her two children were in t

hello, i'm sarah campbell.he data watchdog is assessing a report that staff at the hospital where the princess of wales had surgery tried to view her private health information. the daily mirror claimed staff at the london clinic — which is frequently used by royals — "attempted to access her private medical reports". the information commissioners�* office confirmed it received a "breach report" and is making inquiries. the princess was admitted for abdominal surgery injanuary. details of her condition have not been disclosed, with royal officials saying she wished for her medical information to remain private. here is the latest from simonjones. seen out and about at the weekend, the prince and princess of wales visiting their local farm shop in windsor. catherine's recovery from abdominal surgery seemingly going well. royal officials have always insisted she wants the precise details of her treatment to remain private. but this morning's mirror is reporting claims that while she was at the london clinic, at l

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> i love hearing that music. an early burst of spring is making it a mustard march in wine country. yellow and gold mustard plants are in full bloom all over the napa and sonoma region. besides the pretty landscapes, they provide a helpful purpose. they protect the world famous vineyards. mustard contains high levels of biofuel agents, which suppress the growth of worms that can damage vines. i love the fun facts. tonight yeah, i'll say though, i haven't really been outside much because i've been glued to the oscars. so what is going on outside? >> it was nice and dry until just a couple hours ago, and now it's raining right here in san francisco. the wet weather started up in the north bay and this is a look at live doppler seven. you can see it's a line of showers and rain and occasionally a little bit of a downpour is moving right through the central part of the bay area right now, sweeping down from the north bay. so the peninsula, south bay, east bay will some will get some of this rainfall as well. it's a l

san jose campbell area, lighter showers and same thing for the santa cruz mountains.ening the picture here. this storm is out of the gulf of alaska. it's cold and it's producing thunderstorms up to our north, as you've noticed. and all these speckled clouds indicate the instability and the colder air that's still coming. so the sierra is getting a share of the snow, a blizzard warning remains up until sunday morning. best not to travel. it's two dangerous. we're looking at 12ft or higher for the highest peaks. you combine it with those wind gusts 75 miles an hour or higher and it's really dangerous conditions. but a beautiful sight from homewood where the snow is coming down. blizzard conditions tomorrow, 34 degrees in tahoe. windy heavy snow dropping to the 20s. brisk on sunday and monday is really your best day to get up there to hit the slopes and to enjoy the fresh powder that they are expecting here locally, we are seeing those gusty winds, not just at the lower elevations, but the higher elevations as well. oakland hills 45 miles an hour. your temperature is any

sarah campbell will be here with you next so stay with us on bbc news. hello there.light winds and some sunshine, we can get some spring warmth. and that's what we had yesterday. warmest day of the year so far, just shy of 19 degrees in surrey. and it wasn't a bad start today. and surrey is probably one of the areas where we could see the highest values once again. different story further north and west in east renfrewshire. we've already seen some sharp showers here, all tied into this area of low pressure. and along the southern flank, plenty of isobars, so strong to gale—force gusts of winds as well. now, this has been the progress of the rain so far today. it's fairly light and drizzly as it moves its way across wales and north west england. but we've got some heavier bursts across western scotland and northern ireland, accompanied by gusts of winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour. some brightness by the end of the day in the far north. cloudy with some brief glimpses of sunshine from time to time. so that will have an effect on what we get as our highest val

sarah campbell, _ for them. sarah, thank you very much indeed. sarah campbell, royal- indeed.laud, a royal commentator, joins us. thank you for being with us. what if you make of the tone of the announcement? tonight's announcement has been incredibly brave, filled with stoicism, but is undoubtedly in reaction to the intense speculation that has become a blazing inferno quite honestly across social media and strands ofjournalistic media over the past few days. it is quite unprecedented, but nevertheless intimate, personal, carefully crafted, in that typical way the princess of wales speaks, with such a common touch that so many across the country and indeed the world resonate with. d0 the country and indeed the world resonate with.— the country and indeed the world resonate with. do you think they've had to change _ resonate with. do you think they've had to change their _ resonate with. do you think they've had to change their strategy - resonate with. do you think they've had to change their strategy in - had to change their strategy in light of what you have described, the

can i join with the prime minister's remarks about the campbells.ory mps that leslie cla shadowl made up of activists, the deep state, , and most chillingly of all, the financial times.■" [laughing] at what point did his part to give upvm oome the political wing of the flat earth speaker, mr. speaker, another week with the member is just sniping from the sine say what we do. what were getting on with, mr. speaker, is delivering on the people's priorities, a number of small votes down by third mr. speaker and improving inflation, consuming to fall. and, and mr. speaker, not only that we're delivering a significant tax tax cut for millions of britons while his incoherent energy plans would put taxes up for everyone across the country. >> mr. speaker, his predecessor spent last week in america trying to flog her new book, in search of fame and wealth, she's ta slagging off -- >> they made her pri they can'tg about her. in search of fame she's taken to slagging off and undermining britain at every opportunity. [shouting] she claimed that as prime minist

we're outside castlemont elementary school in campbell.ee one of those 25 mile per hour speed limit signs. there's also another school zone sign there behind it. that yellow one you see with the symbols of the parent and child crossing the street. but there's no specifics on either of these signs about when school is in session. a south bay lawmaker wants to change that. assembly member marc berman says not only should the speed limit be lower than 25 miles an hour, in fact, no more than 20mph, he's proposing a bill that would require local governments to create school walk zones to include all roads and sidewalks within a half mile radius of a school. signs nearby. the schools would also have to list the specific times schools are in session, and when those rules would apply. now, castlemont elementary in campbell is where almost two years ago, september of 2022, eight year old jacob villanueva was struck by a car in the crosswalk while he was walking to school with his babysitter. the driver had been making a left turn when the crash hap

the city of campbell canceled their easter parade due to weather in the south bay. lauren martinez, abc seven news girl scouts get scammed the cookie trick played on three local troops that's now catching the attention of the secret service, no less. >> plus another chance at life changing money. the powerball lottery just announced its winners, or lack thereof, and our pick for the best thing you'll see today the perfect fit. >> the new head coach of stanford men's hoops, sharing why his new job is much bigger than basketball. >> of course, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thank you, dan and ama tonight. let's boldly stay awake together anytime you're with william shatner. >> it is fun, lively. he has a joke. he has an anecdote. >> when you were a little kid, did you ever imagine you'd be in a van with captain kirk at some point hey. nice to meet you. (♪) you're so amazing. (♪) girl scout troops are picking up on it, and it is forcing the secret service to step in. someone is taking advantage of ki

how does i'm, how many begins are coverage of the with the bands rescue is kind of rough us campbell, to find somebody that's pulling another, it's really strange that tech on homes indicated. but this neighborhood left several people dent in the east of the city. another it's really striking. several other palestinians is right, designated rough as a safe zone. but telephony and cell phone, anything but safety, that i knew who he was for the demo. shame on them stopped the slug. stop it while i just blood. why, why the exterminating us. if you want to annoy like to ask, why didn't they just do it once and for all? there is no safe place on who told you roughly safe every day, foaming, foaming, school minister, there is no safe place on and with how much the house is full of children, women, and then i found myself under the rug who i'm injured slightly. i won't be our will to stop this. will we need to cease 5? because we're facing genocide, despite is the right is bombardment or 5 desperate palistine is continued to head to the city from other parts of gus that if you want to eat, y

sarah campbell there. no| loved ones. sarah, thank you, stay i with us. sarah campbell there.ormer communication secretary to the queen, thank you for being with us on the programme. do you get a sense that there will be a massive sigh of relief both in buckingham palace and kensington palace that this news is public and it might be joy palace that this news is public and it might bejoy in nine under the speculation in recent weeks? i it might be joy in nine under the speculation in recent weeks? i think there'll be a sigh _ speculation in recent weeks? i think there'll be a sigh of _ speculation in recent weeks? i think there'll be a sigh of relief. - speculation in recent weeks? i think there'll be a sigh of relief. i - there'll be a sigh of relief. i looked at the announcement today at six it p:m.. my initial reaction was shock and sadness and thinking about, not the princes of wales as a member of the royal family but her as a mother and wife there are 3 million people in the uk who are living with cancer, one into people are affected by cancer, and cancer has no filter. y

back with sarah campbell on the programme in the next five or ten minutes.s described the market for russian art in a new documentary from the world service. hunting down an elusive art dealer, who began selling paintings in the early 2000s — bbc news russian — bbc news russian reveals fake pieces of work that have been sold for hundreds of thousands of pounds, hung in prestigious museums and even fooled hollywood. grigor attanesian has this report, on the unregulated art market and the work which goes — into establishing fakes from fiction. the west has long been obsessed with experimental russian art. paintings like these were once banned by stalin for their radical modernism. then after world war ii, undocumented works were smuggled out under the iron curtain. the high price tag for the russian avant—garde brought a way for forgeries which has raised serious questions over authenticity. james has spent much of his life in russia and ukraine is an art dealer. he is one of the outspoken few to publicly question the true value of these works. i was in russia

sarah campbell is there for us. the royalfamily is sarah campbell is there for us.arrive? , ., , , ., arrive? yes, absolutely right. you can see the _ arrive? yes, absolutely right. you can see the princess _ arrive? yes, absolutely right. you can see the princess royal - arrive? yes, absolutely right. you can see the princess royal there i arrive? yes, absolutely right. you i can see the princess royal there and her husband, vice admiral sir tim laurence. that is sarah ferguson there, the duchess of york herself, having an skin cancer diagnosis in the recent past. that is the duke and duchess of edinburgh, edward and sophie. that is there is some. easter is a very traditional time for members of the royal family to get together. they have gone through all the time of the late queen, easter was when they would come together. i think what people are waiting for today is to see this first appearance of the king, and our expectation is that he is due to attend the service along with queen camilla. the significance of that of course being that he hasn't been seen out an

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our real correspondent sarah campbell is still with me.ia, been using it to put out video messages and photos and speak to people directly, but also keenly aware of that being a place where speculation can run rampant. absolutely, it's a real double edge sword, isn't it? during the pandemic when everyone was not allowed to mix in the royal family they mostly used to say, the late queen, it had to be seen to be believed. she managed to do that by putting stuff out there on social media, recording things, and putting it out there. and the king to a certain point has been doing the same thing since his cancer diagnosis and starting treatment last month. he has still felt present in a way because the palace have let us know that audiences have been happening, there been photographs there has been a sense that he is managing to carry on his work even if he's not appearing in public facing duty, so there is that sign social media is a very useful, direct to wait for the royal family to communicate directly with people, but as you say, there was

the city of campbell canceled their easter parade due to weather in the south bay. lauren martinez, abc seven news girl scouts get scammed the cookie trick played on three local troops that's now catching the attention of the secret service, no less. >> plus another chance at life changing money. the powerball lottery just announced its winners, or lack thereof, and our pick for the best thing you'll see today the perfect fit. >> the new head coach of stanford men's hoops, sharing why his new job is much bigger than basketball. >> of course, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thank you, dan and ama tonight. let's boldly stay awake together anytime you're with william shatner. >> it is fun, lively. he has a joke. he has an anecdote. >> when you were a little kid, did you ever imagine you'd be in a van with captain kirk at some a van with captain kirk at some -we're done. -what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and is 2x more

killing donald campbell as he tried to set a new world record. that painstakingly rebuilt bluebird. north shields was where the wreckage of donald campbell's famous speedboat was brought after it was recovered from the depths of coniston water. but after a legal battle, k7 was handed over to coniston's ruskin museum and its journey to its forever home began. the bluebird wing of the ruskin museum has been open since 2010 and it's been a bit like a ring without a diamond. north east engineer bill smith found, then recovered bluebird in 2001. he and his loyal band of volunteers have spent a big chunk of their lives rebuilding the jet—powered speedboat. i've always described this as a diving job that got out of hand. that's my short version! so, yeah, i did geta bit involved in the end, yeah. everyone's very proud of their work and everyone wants to clap their work off the premises and be very positive because this space you're standing in now, which is empty, will be full next week with something else. this is the end of an era and the start of a n

do you think this clears up campbell. do you think this clears up the confusion? that campbell.is clears up the confusion?— up the confusion? that is a really aood up the confusion? that is a really good question — up the confusion? that is a really good question lauren. _ up the confusion? that is a really good question lauren. not - up the confusion? that is a really good question lauren. not if- up the confusion? that is a really good question lauren. not if you| good question lauren. not if you look at social media at the moment. as nick was saying, very clearly, after such a turbulent time for the royalfamily, with after such a turbulent time for the royal family, with catherine after such a turbulent time for the royalfamily, with catherine having her operation, but also the king being out of action. it has been an unprecedented time. so the stakes were already high when it comes to members of the royal family. were already high when it comes to members of the royalfamily. when this photograph dropped yesterday, the guy being ring during the public, as kensington palace ha

sarah campbell, j doctor's advice. sarah campbell, thank you very much indeed.u to vatican city, the pope francis is part of the easter sunday services that are being held today and all around the world, in fact. the sunday service was early in the day, and now, 1.3 catholic followers of course marking the christian world. we are expecting him to bring our international conflicts that are impacting around the world. he did appear yesterday, yesterday evening, and gave an easter vigil at the vatican. he did have a last—minute cancellation on good friday, part of the procession thatis good friday, part of the procession that is held, and of course questions about his health once more, particularly for the 87 year who suffered a winter of respiratory conditions. not in the best of health at the moment. he actually arrived early today in his wheelchair before he managed to stand up and then, again, back and his wheelchair on the pope built. this is him giving his next address right here. we will come back to vatican city, and possibly catch a few more minutes of the

and in about 30 minutes, cupertino and campbell, we'll see that heavier rain. but right now, all the way down through the santa cruz mountains is where it is raining the hardest. a rain snow mix, mount hamilton, a few light showers in the higher elevations. level one system throughout the morning hours. some of those downpours breezy to gusty winds. look at that sun though. here in the city where temperatures are ranging from the low 50s and that dark, threatening sky from emeryville upper 40s to low 50s. so the winds increase, the rain ends. today we will plot out our next chance of rain that comes midweek. lauren. >> all right, lisa, thank you. a mountain lion attack in el dorado county left onean dd and his brother injured. authitie say they were antler shed hunting in a remote area when theig c attacked. it happened five mes fm the historic town of georgetown, ich is about 50 miles northeast of sacramento. the sheriff's office got the 911 call shortly after 1 p.m. >> saturday will be for a mountain lion attack. the rp will be waiting in his vehicle. also in

también saber que la persona que sea electa pues va a estar en este puesto por 2 años en vivo desde campbell 16 del que nos hablaba yomara es la que es miembro de la asamblea de california, jocelyn morán nos acompaña en vivo desde campbell. jocelyn adelante. cuéntanos. sí, bueno, ahorita lo toma este tercer lugar en esta elección. ahorita pero se mantiene con mucho ánimo y nos dice que cada voto es importante cuando se trata de esta elección. en este video pueden ver cuando llega. es su fiesta. como mencionaron, él es el miembro de la asamblea de california. llegó sonriendo a muchos que lo apoyan. ahí estuvieron tomándose fotos con él. hablamos con él por unos minutos, nos contó que pasó la noche tocando puertas y haciendo llamadas. i was looking myself. dice que muchos le dijo que aún no habían entregado sus boletas. Él les decía que esperan que todavía tenían tiempo. y como mencionamos ahorita él lleva al tercer lugar. en esta elección. los 2 candidatos que tengan la mayoría de votos avanzarán a la elección general de noviembre. aún hay muchos votos por contar y como estábamos hablando, ev

can i join with the prime minister's remarks about the campbells. tory mps that leslie claiming britain is run by shadowy cabal made up of activists, the deep state, , and most chillingly of all, the financial times. [laughing] at what point did his part to give up on governing and become the political wing of the flat earth society? >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, another week with the honorable member is just sniping from the sidelines because he has absolutely nothing that he can say what we do. what were getting on with, mr. speaker, is delivering on the people's priorities, a number of small votes down by third mr. speaker and improving inflation, consuming to fall. and, and mr. speaker, not only that we're delivering a significant tax tax cut for millions of working britons while his incoherent energy plans would put taxes up for everyone across the country. >> mr. speaker, his predecessor spent last week in america trying to flog her new book, in search of fame and wealth, she's taken to slagging off -- [shouting] >> they made her prime minister

please welcome governor carol campbell and his great wife, iris campbell. you met. and also with me today is the attorney general from the lowcountry attorney general is a good man, is a solid lawyer. he represents the people well in the courthouse. and as the attorney general, charlie condon, charlie. there's been some members of the congress. you had the opportunity to hear from j.c. watts where the real stars in the republican party. congressman from south carolina, jim demint, where i jimmy there he is. good man. and a fellow texan. a friend of mine, a texan, a great hero. somebody who represents the veterans of this of this united states. very well, he himself was a prisoner of war in vietnam. he's back. he's serving as a congressman from north texas. please welcome sam johnson. i appreciate the same. somebody who is somebody who is tired of hearing me give a speech. he's not my wife either. i want you to somebody who's been traveling with me around the state of south carolina, indicative of the fact that i will carry the veterans in this state. somebody who's

the area of hamilton and latter avenues near campbell. the biter bicyclist was struck by a motorcycle around 7 o'clock. the bicyclist was taken to the hospital. well, the san francisco fire department, they passed a new fire co legislation for lithium ion batteries. >> bikes and scooters. this is all response to an increase in reported fires due to the batteries, charging capabilities. department says they are advising people adhere to safety recommendations outlined by the national fire protection agency. also refrain from using generic charging port that could result in residential fires. the policy changes. san francisco comes as the fire department in mountain view they had to do with the fire related to a lithium ion battery fire officials say they responded to an apartment building. 2200 block california street people inside reported a fire and an explosion. firefighters on bike and his battery damaged by the fire. the state appears that the fire was started by a malfunction and the charging the battery pack. all residents self evac

his mom told me, go down the street, campbell soup is hiring. he goes and before he leaves, his mom says wait, put on your dad's suit and he putong line in and of campbell's soup in camden, new jersey. line the guy looks at itks says you with the suit and tie, you want to be a foreman? just likesingle moment opportunity. lifted two generations in my family out of poverty. [applause] he would go on and get a hat house. that house did not have we had a scratchy towel that went on the clothesline. you brought me right back there when you said that. he would start a carpet cleaning company that i started atnity can lift people. that's why this hydrogen is why this hydrogen opportunity, the collaborati they said the clean energy t up these communities that were left behind and make sureho suffered the most are first to benefit, those most are first to benefit. i agree. of the consolation appreciate the steps you've taken to make sure these benefits g to welcome mark back up before we introduce the secretary but thank you for your time. [applause] mar

his mom told me, go down the street, campbell soup is hiring. leaves the house and wait, put on your dad's suit and tie. he puts in on it thousand walked down the street and sees a long line in and of campbell's soup in camden, new jersey. when he gets to back of this line, the guy looks at it looks at the back of the line says you with the suit and tie, you want to be a foreman? just like that in that single moment, opportunity. that opportunity lifted two generations in my family out of poverty. [applause] >> he would go on and get a house and we all live in that house. that house did not have a dryer so we had a scratchy towel that went on the clothesline. you brought me right back there when you said that. a carpet cleaning company that i started at my youth and that opportunity can lift people. that's why this hydrogen that is why this hydrogen opportunity, the collaboration we talked about with the urban league is so important. and when to. they said the clean energy revolution must lift up these communities that were left behind and make

his mom told me, go down the street, campbell soup is hiring.the house and before he leaves, his mom says wait, put on your dad's suit and tie. he puts in on it thousand walked down the street and sees a long line in and of campbell's soup in camden, new jersey. line, the guy looks at it looks at the back of the line says you with the suit and tie, you want toe just like that in that singe moment, opportunity. lifted two generations in my family out of poverty. [applause] >> he would go on and get a ho house. that house did not have a dryer so we had a scratchy towel that went on the clothesline. you brought me right back there when you said that. he would start a carpet cleaning company that i started at my youth and that opportunity can lift people. that's why this hydrogen that is why this hydrogen opportunity, the collaborati and when to. they said the clean energy revolutiont communities that were left behind and make sure those who suffered the most are first to benefit, thosest are first to b. i agree. on behalf of the consolation, w appr

campbell, back to you. thank you. >> because that congresswoman barbara lee is running for u.s. senate. her congressional seat is up for grabs this election. the field of candidates for district 12 is crowded. 7 democrats, 2 republicans are vying for the seat. whoever takes it will represent more than 750,000 people in alameda, albany, berkeley, every bill, oakland, piedmont and san leandro, bart board member lateefah simon is a favorite in this race to finished in the top 2 and the ranked choice election alameda's vice mayor and city council member tony day sot is considered to be simons. major competition. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> for the first time since the war years left for their four-game road trip, andrew wiggins was back in the practice facility working out with his teammates, wigs, ms that entire four-game trip while being away from the team due to personal reasons. this is the second straight season. personal reasons have forced him to take a leave of absence. the warriors have been in full support of andrew during his time away weeks did tell the media today that

campbell police say this is daly's sixth arrest on suspicion of child possession. he was released, though, by a judge on his own recognizance. now to pacifica tonight, where an investigation is underway after a deadly police shooting there. authorities say officers shot a woman suspected of shooting her adult son. ktvu crystal bailey has more now on how this all unfolded. >> pacifica police say a man called them just before eight in the morning, reporting his mother shot him inside his home on the 2500 block of francisco boulevard. witnesses at a coffee shop on the corner say they saw police turn down francisco boulevard with lights and sirens. shortly after, they say they heard between 6 and 8 gunshots. >> my daughter just heard sirens. my son in law heard what he thought was maybe fireworks or was hoping was fireworks. you know, you don't want to expect to hear that early in the morning. >> officers say when they got to the scene, the victim's mother was driving away when she pointed a gun at police. a shooting ensued and she was killed by officers on scene, leav

abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the story. >> well, the fire started on the outside of the church. the person put a cardboard that was on fire and watched this exterior wall go up in flames. >> reverend kevin deal is talking about a suspected arson fire at saint john the evangelist episcopal church. the historic mission district building charred on the outside, the smell of smoke saturating the sanctuary. >> the fire department responded extremely quickly. we're so grateful for sapphire, and they said to me multiple times, they're really careful not to damage our organ, which we're so grateful for existing as a treasure. >> the reverend racing to the scene of the fire, which was called in on good friday around 230 in the morning. >> there were fire trucks all up and down, julian and the big ladder over the church and water flowing through the streets, and it smelled like fire. so i thought the church was done fofr the church building, and the damage meant the church couldn't open its daytime shelter. >> we were able to put up tents outside. our folks came in and as shocked