he is 38 years old, nathan lewis campbell.s charged in the death of an italian woman on her honeymoon when she was killed. 16 others were injured. campbell has pleaded not guilty to murder and 33 other charges. if he is convicted, he faces a possible life sentence. >>> we are learning more about the circumstances that led a snake to kill two young boys, brothers, ages 4 and 6 during a sleepover in canada. sometime before dawn on monarch 100-pound african rock python came crashing through ceiling apartment where they were staying and likely squeezed them on death. now there had been confusion as to where this snake came from. there have been some reports it may have come from a pet store. other reports that it could have come from an aquarium in that very apartment. steve bento from the department of natural resources tells "outfront," african rock pythons are not only illegal in new brunswick but the pet store was not licensed as we try to figure out where that snake came from. >>> former president bill clinton speaks out abou

oakland police clear up to search for missing toddler daphne webb, an update on the missing boy campbell. and a woman was sexually assaulted. details are next. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ can help you do what you do... even better. >> we are profiling the bay area's most wanted suspects and police in santa clara say they are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman early wednesday morning. it happened right here near the intersection of franklin and sherman streets just north of the santa clara university campus. a man approached a woman who was walking, sexually assaulted her and took off. he is described as a white man, 6' 1'', 200 pounds, athletic. his dirty blond hair was filed in a faux hawk way. i'm grant lodes, crop

campbell grabs the child and smacks him with either her hand or his sock 11 times.ours, the 11-month-old is thrown, hit with his toys, and slapped. immediately the hammocks turn the video over to police. campbell is arrested and charged with abuse. >> nothing in a family cuts to the core more than harm brought to bear on an innocent child. >> on the stand during her trial, campbell expresses remorse. >> it's hard to cope with what i did. i can't believe that someone could do it. my heart is screaming. every day. it's horrible. he never deserved it. it was uncalled for. i hope this doesn't sound so straightforward or dull or unthoughtful because i really am extremely sorry. >> campbell says she is still dealing with the consequences of her actions. >> not one minute goes by 24 hours or seven days a week that i don't think about what i've done. >> when prosecutors ask why she did it, campbell has no clear answer. >> i'm not certain. >> you're not certain? >> i don't -- i cannot explain my behavior for that day. i'm not usually that way so i can't give you really an an

this is the mug shot of a man named nathan lewis campbell.ame birthday of the man in consist difficult police will not confirm if this is the same man. his personal information matches that of a nathan campbell with a history of arrest. police do confirm that math is a transit from denver who had been living out of his car. today along the boardwalk the memorial grew for the woman who was killed. the 32-year-old newly wed from italy who was in veenas with her husband enjoying a walk along the boardwalk. >> he swerved back towards her and purposely hit her. she the flew 10 feet in the air and landed there. >> nearly all of campbell's moves were captures on video. this morning detectives went into this, the shirt shop and took video from this camera. which, according to the man who saw the video clearly shows a body on the hood of the car as campbell was driving wildly down the boardwalk. >> that was cbs' dave lopez. in addition to the woman who died, 11 were hurt. campbell remains in custody on a million dollars bail. >>> mcalister on the purp

but the judge agreed to raise campbell's bail to more than $1.5 billion. >> police say campbell owned the car seen in this video. 32-year-old eliche grupone was on her honeymoon and was killed. she and her husband went to forest lawn memorial park to see her one last time before her body is flown back to italy. her aunt spoke about her niece's desire to come to america. >> this was one of her dreams. and this is where everything ended. >> reporter: authorities say campbell may have lived out of his car and racked up convictions in a number of different states, including reckless driving with alcohol in florida. if convicted for the venice beach rampage, campbell faces up to life in prison. bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> the l.a. city council is asking to block cars from getting onto the venice beach boardwalk. >>> another rocky day on wall street. all the markets are off for the third straight session. let's take a look at the numbers. dow down 48. nasdaq down 12. let's go to new york right now, where vinita naiir ir has tonight's money watch update. >> reporter: socks sank aft

. >>> also tell you about why the campbell%) police department mit be importing a brand new look fors patrol car fleet. back in a matter of minutes. >>> palo alto police recently reported the first tesla-on-tesla car crash. how do they do in crashes? we will find out in business and tech. >>> cool start to the friday, temperatures in the 60s and 70s, big bay weekend. the forecast for everything happening armed here when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. >>> get ready, a brand new look could soon be coming to the campbell police department along dkthe department plans to repla its aging fleet of patrol cars with the chevy caprice. we got to tell, the switch might take some time to get it done because chevrolet is only building the caprice over in australia. the department cruises around campbell, maybe you have seen them in the crown victorias but those are no longer being built by ford. >> if campbell police droves at the last they would certainly be safe in a crash. >> scott mcgrew, tesla getting five stars? >> a five-star safety rating from the u.s. government and the na

. >> pam: only on four: the first officer on the hassani campbell case, speaks out four years after the bay area boy. vanished without a trace. toll lane closures about to take effect. as the bay bridge is days away from a shut down. what you need to know to get around. >> i am pleased to announce that our giant panda and gave birth! >> pam: zookeepers going ga- ga over the newest addition at our i'm pam moore. a full hour of your prime- time news at eight. starts right now. (male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: the yosemite fire now inside the national park. the flames exploding aggressively overnight new fire crews arriving on the scene. struggling in dry and dangerous terrain. >> we have to make sure we are cognizant of the conditions around us. >> pam: tonight, thousands of people are forced out by the flames. and now more evacuations are being urged. as the "rim fire" grows to 165 - square miles. more than two-thousand firefighters are struggling for control of the fire. that is only two-percent contained. here's kron 4's grant lodes, w

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i'm tori campbell. traffic is slowly recovering after a big rig caught fire just on the other side of the bay bridge. here's a live look at the toll plaza right now. you can see even at this hour there's still an unusually long back up. this was the reason. flames shooting out of this truck at 5:45 this morning, shutting down a couple lanes as crews try to put out the fire. it caused a nightmare for drivers trying to get into the city. right now crews are finally reopening lanes. bryan flores has been monitoring this all morning and joins us live from treasure island. >> reporter: good afternoon i wish i had better news but traffic on the bay bridge continues to be a mess. cal tran was expected to open all the lanes by noon but they just extended it to 3:00 p.m. we understand the far left lane near 5th street is the only one that remains open at this hour. it has no question become a headache for commuters today. >> we know of the monday morning traffic on the bay bridge. nothing quite like this. >> the

i know that it is only six short days, but my hope is that as much of that information that miss campbell and mr. rose just laid out that your office can provide as much of that justification as possible and even for me to understand that $30,000 whether or how much of it is going to be savings and how much might not be savings as well, but data would be helpful and i am just wondering why there was not maybe more of an effort to get the information to the budget analyst so that we did not have to go through this some what confusing discussion here right now. okay. >> and if i could respond. i think that we were not aware that it was, there was particular controversy associated with it. we believe that we had answered the questions and we will attempt to answer the questions and we hope that we can get specifically what the questions are. and i think that we have contemplated this savings in our budget the $30,000 and i think that we will certainly provide additional information and follow up with miss campbell and she will undoubtly tell us exactly what metrics are needed and we hope tha

i'm tori campbell. >>> breaking news about heart surgery performed on former president george w. bush this morning. a spokesman for the former president said doctors in dallas inserted a stent after discovering a blockage in an artery during a routine physical exam yesterday. the spokesman said the blockage was opened with no complications and that former president bush is expected to go home tomorrow. >>> also new this morning, a fire burned several acres in the presidio. at one point, the fire threatened a national cemetery. ktvu's tara moriarty has been live at the fire seen since 4:30. we understand that firefighters faced several challenges putting this fire out. >> reporter: definitely. water was one of them. there's very limited resources here. you can see there's a fire hydrant. that's where crews have been coming and getting their water. they've been trucking it through the main gates of the cemetery there. flames broke out around 2:00 a.m. the call came in at 2:30. we were only feet from the f

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >> let's check weather and traffic. we have mark tamayo today. steve is off. right now there's not a lot to show you but we still have a chance as we head into the afternoon hours. as far as the fog, it's on the increase. with the low clouds hugging the coast. santa rosa reporting mostly cloudy skies. gusty winds out towards the fairfield area topping 25-miles be a how -- miles an hour. san francisco not reporting yet. but basically in the 50s. areas of fog 3:00 this afternoon. partly sunny and breezy. once again there is the chance of an isolated thunderstorm by the afternoon and into the evening hours. still, we'll be watching it with the forecast for today. partly sunny skies. we'll cool things off from yesterday. mid- to upper 80s. right around 90 degrees. forecast highs, these numbers from yesterday. on average, coming down 3 to 6 degrees from yesterday. santa rosa, 79. san jose right about 80. livermore in the upper 80s. some more changes coming up for your weekend. and we'll let you know when the thunderstorm thr

as kyla campbell reports from our d.c.oom, the president announced some major changes inspect relationship between u.s. and egypt. kyla? >> reporter: president obama is canceling next month's joint military exercises between the u.s. and egypt. as he spoke off camera last hour, president obama also condemned egypt's interim government for using deadly force on protesters. >> we believe that the state of emergency should be lifted, that a process of national reconciliation should begin, that all parties need to have a voice in egypt's future. >> reporter: but he stopped short of saying the u.s. would pull back any of the nearly $1.5 billion it gives egypt each year. demonstrators set fire to the government building a few miles outside of cairo. it was in response to yesterday when egypt's security forces used bulldozers, tear gas and weapons to attack protesters at two different sit-ins. more than 500 are dead. more than 3500 injured. those demonstrators call for the reinstate statement of moesmd morsi. president obama said

carla campbell reports from the newsroom. the president is pushing on the proposal on the two day tour. >> president obama will lay out the details today and tomorrow when he makes stops through new york state and pennsylvania. we'll take a live look of the pictures once gep much joint base andrews where president obama is going to land any moment on marine one and take off on air force one for his first stop in buffalo, new york. two hours from now, president obama will speak on the proposal of the college rated system. and it will be based on measures like tuition, graduation rates, debt and income of res deps and how many low-income students are enrolled in the schools. by 2018, the president hopes the ratings will be tied to financial aid. students at better rated colleges will receive larger federal grants and more affordable loans. the move will require new legislation in congress much the white house says in the past 30 years, the cost of public college skyrocketed more than 250 percent. family incomes increased by 16

he was looking for blood. >> reporter: authorities say campbell drove several miles through venice and neighboring santa monica before turning himself in. he's been booked for murder with bail set at $1 million. if one moment could capture what happened, the horror of it all, this is it. was he aiming for people? >> it looked like it to me. i don't know what his motives were but it looked like. he took out innocent people. he didn't even know these people there was no reason for him to do that. what is the rational behind that? people moved out of the way, and he drove to hit them. >> reporter: the woman who died has been identified as 32-year- old alice groupioni from italy. her family told italian media she was married just two weeks ago and was here in california for her honeymoon. one person remains in critical continue, jeff. >> jeff: carter, thank you. the state department says tonight that 19 embassies and consulates will now be closed through next saturday including some that were not closed today. the department says it's acting out of an abundance of caution. jeff pegues has

police believe campbell was a transient living in his car. has been arrested several times before, including for reckless driving in florida and trespassing and shoplifting in colorado. >>> today, they were considered homeless. tonight, they could be criminal. the palo alto is expected to vote at this late our on a controversial law that would make it illegal to sleep in vehicles. supporters of the ban have raced the concerns about safety and sanitation. some say it targets the city's most vulnerable residents that have no place to go. >> my situation is this. living -- car camping. and there's not a lot i can do about this until i get a job which i'm waiting for my broken leg to heal. i'm stuck for a while. >> almost 11:20 right now. the meeting continues at this hour. we'll have information on the vote. >>> every parent wants the best for their children. that could include paying more than $20,000 a year for an education. a preschool education. san jose's brand-new harker preschool charges a tuition that's equivalent to many universities. w

and a good day for campbell.acing career has been slowed by his diabetes but today campbell wins his first ever indy race. both the a's and giants not having good days. >> all right, hopefully they can change their ways. >> still a long time. >> all right, thank you. >>> more now on the breaking news you saw right here on ktvu. a looming b.a.r.t. strike that has now been averted. we just got this exclusive video of lieutenant governor gavin newsom. he said he talked to both sides but would not comment on the talks. >> as you saw right here live, governor brown has stepped in and the trains will be running tomorrow. the governor called for a seven day inquiry so no strike tomorrow or in the comes days as this ♪ i like coffee, tea's your bag ♪ ♪ though it makes no sense, it's true ♪ ♪ there's no me without you ♪ brad garrett: 'til death is filmed in front o a live studio audience. okey-dokey. let's do this. wow! what's with the shirt, magnum? well, it's my vacation shirt. you like it? hmm...i don't and i don't. wel

the first is campbell's soup. i do not think campbell's makes it. the world largest maker of soup.ue mixed expectations. the negative would be and their earnings report. their revenue also missed expectations. this stock is flat on the year. cheryl: lauren, thank you very much. there are still a few green spots in a sea of red. all of the stocks right now our red. we just had them on our screen. sandra: we are looking at some of the refineries here in chicago. refinery stocks have been much higher on the session. there is always that play when you do get a big selloff. the refineries get bit up because there are speculations that the margins will improve. we saw a rally earlier. that has been fÊted. obviously, we have seen stocks turn lower. we are seeing them back down into the red. as we look at those stocks, they are getting hit across the board. oil is near its session lows. it is back near the $108 range. there is still speculation that we could see $115 a barrel if we do see this strike happened. traders reluctant to hold onto these long positions that syria premium. there is

the riders were on west campbell avenue around 1 a.m. on july 20th when a dark honda sedan reportedly webber issed and hit them. one of the riders was seriously injured. another suffered minor injuries. >>> want to give you a follow-up now to breaking news we brought you yesterday. want to plan ahead for this one. the bay bridge all set to close down for five straight days later on this month while crews there were to connect the new eastern span ahead of the labor day opening. that bridge will close to traffic at 8:00, 8:00 on the 20th that is 8 p.m., and it will reopen tuesday, september 3rd at 5 in the morning. the opening will go off without all the planned fanfare. no pomp and circumstance here. organizers say it is just too late at this point to offer any real celebration. they will try to refund some of the money people donated for the party. >>> during the cloche shournt 28th, b.a.r.t. says it will expand service to help out. trains will run around the clock evening of august 28th and ending the morning of september 2nd. an exact

ktvu's kyla campbell is in our washington d.c. letter signed by 80 house republicans. kyla. >> reporter: more than 1/3 of house republicans signed this letter and sent it to house speaker john boehner, they tell him they would support a government shut down before dget that would help implement obama care. this is setting up a fiscal fight for fall. the new budget is due september 30th. the next day health care exchanges open so people can shop for insurance under the affordable care act. and all people must prover they are insured. it's all but certain a democratic controlled senate won't sign on. neither will president obama. it's doubtful lawmakers will come up with a long-term budget in cement. they're scheduled to work -- september. they're scheduled to work in washington for two weeks. leaders hint at a temporary extension of the current budget. that would give a few extra months to come up with a long- term spending plan while avoiding a government shut down. live in washington, kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:17.

detectives now want to know why campbell would allegedly target a place known for its ocean views and fun atmosphere on a busy saturday evening. >> the boardwalk was packed with people and he sped up and purposely, it looked like purposely was just swerving back and forth to run over, like, as many people as he could. >> reporter: several of the victims remain hospitalized and now a local city council member wants to put up emergency bare yerms to prevent any vehicle from entering the boardwalk. byron? >> brandy, thank you. >>> next, to the weekend's wicked weather, including new and dangerous rounds of flooding in the middle of the country. in wichita, kansas, streets turned to rivers, submerging cars. swamping their engines. abc meteorologist ginger zee picks up the story there. >> reporter: submerged on a sunday. more than seven inches of rain, filling backyards, enveloping cars in some parts of central kansas. >> these cars that we're weaving around right now are cars that have been stalled here all night. >> reporter: the seemingly never-ending rains closing road after road. cars

. >> detectives have booked nathan campbell for a murder that took place last night. his bail is going to be a million dollars. >> police say38-year-old nathan campbell ditched his vehicle moments after the horrifying hit and run and turned himself in two hours later. surveillance video captured by a restaurant shows the suspect parking his car and walking off. only to return and then take off down the boardwalk and plowing into a crowd of people. >> i saw him and he was looking for blood. that guy was -- that guy's intention was to kill people. >> you can see the dodge avenger swerving on the boardwalk. for many, there wasn't enough time. >> there is a girl latched on to the hood of the car and he is swerving. >> bodies were scattering and flying in the air. people were screaming. >> 12 people were injured including alice who later died from her injuries. the 32-year-old from italy is on her honeymoon and visiting venice beach and according to the italian media report she is the daughter of a former football steam -- football team president. detectives now want to kn

. >> detectives have booked nathan campbell for a murder that took place last night. his bail is going to be a million dollars. >> police say38-year-old nathan campbell ditched his vehicle moments after the horrifying hit and run and turned himself in two hours later. surveillance video captured by a restaurant shows the suspect parking his car and walking off. only to return and then take off down the boardwalk and plowing into a crowd of people. >> i saw him and he was looking for blood. that guy was -- that guy's intention was to kill people. >> you can see the dodge avenger swerving on the boardwalk. for many, there wasn't enough time. >> there is a girl latched on to the hood of the car and he is swerving. >> bodies were scattering and flying in the air. people were screaming. >> 12 people were injured including alice who later died from her injuries. the 32-year-old from italy is on her honeymoon and visiting venice beach and according to the italian media report she is the daughter of a former football steam -- football team president. detectives now want to kn

i'm tori campbell. let's begin with weather and traffic. steve, a lot of people ready for the weekend. >> we have a little bit of a different pattern today. there's more fog on the coast. inland temperatures which dropped in the 70s for many yesterday, we'll get back in the 80s. we'll have your weekend forecast coming up in about ten minutes. here's sal. >>> steve, right now, traffic looks good on 24 westbound between walnut creek and oakland. it is a very nice-looking drive with no major problems there. the traffic continues to look good all the way through. this is a look at 80 westbound as you can see. that traffic is moving along fine. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> now to the continuing coverage of another possible b.a.r.t. strike monday morning. union leaders have now officially given a 72-hour strike notice. the clock is ticking toward that sunday-night deadline and a walkout that would shut down the entire b.a.r.t. system. we have team coverage. janine de la vega is looking ahead toward monday morning's commute with tips h

as kyla campbell reports from our washington d.c. the state department also has a warning for americans. good morning kilah. >>> the state department is telling u.s. citizens to stay out of pakistan. u.s. diplomats at the consulate evacuated overnight. only a handful of emergency personnel remain. the state department says there's a threat against the consulate in pakistan. we don't know if it's related to threats from al-qaeda over the past week. those shut down 20 u.s. embassies through tomorrow. secretary of state john kerry is meeting right now with russian officials. reporters hope to ask questions about this latest threat. >>> we regrettably need to ask our friends in the press if they would now leave us. >>> i called the state department after that. officials there tell me that this meeting that secretary kerry is in right now is scheduled to go another few hours and he is not expected to talk to the media. we do expect to hear from president barack obama today about the latest threat. he has a news conference scheduled less t

no, i'm sergeant campbell. sergeant campbell? yeah. do you make soup? you. i got mad. i never hurt you. i never laid a mark on you. campbell: we're not saying that you did. she's fine. when i was inside the house she told me that she loves you and she loves the baby... i love her and i love him. then stop it. i... i have no reason to live. yes, you do. you have a four-month-old son in the house. keep the light right on there. watch this. oh, stop it now. stop it. don't cut. i got the knife. i got the knife. get the rescue back here. i got the knife. he's bleeding. take that other one. okay, turn him around. turn him over. who's got the knife? i've got the knife. i've got the knife. okay. all right. good job. come on, timmy. campbell: this is a very serious incident. a standoff for a half an hour. he'll draw a number on it. your husband was brought to the hospital as you know, by the rescues. went down to the hospital, providence mental health. we'll see what happens. if it's important. this has been a pattern in the past. i can't stand it. i'd like to j

campbell's attorney says he doesn't building his client intentionally hit anyone. >> he has entered a plea of not guilty. he is very saddened that the person lost their life. he does not believe he is a homicidal person. he doesn't set out to injure or harm people. >> reporter: the judge decided to increase his bail to $1.5 million. >> reporter: police say campbell owns this car seen accelerating into beach goers. 32-year-old alicia groupiony was killed. she and her -- her family and husband went to forest lawn memorial park to see her one last time before her body is flown back to italy. her aunt spoke about her niece's desire to come to california. >> this is where she dreamed. and this is where everything ended. >> reporter: authorities say he racked up convictions for a number of different offenses in different states. including reckless driving. if convicted for the venice beach rampage, campbell faces up to life in prison. >> the los angeles city council was asking police to install temporary barriers to stop cars from getting onto the venice beach boardwalk. >>> former presiden

and 78 at campbell and 84 for morgan hill. and very pleasant in the south. mid-70s will do it. and we will nudge the mid-80s at brentwood but the meantime, if you're in danville and the 680 corridor. upper 70s will do it. and mid-70s for the most part in the north bay. until you get closer to the bridge. and mill valley, 69. and sausalito, 62. the extended forecast is calling for sunshine inland but temperatures cool between now and the end of the week. mid-60s by the bay shoreline. and just upper 50s along the coast. a cool week ahead. but it is not so bad. and there is pretty good news in traffic this morning, too. oh, liza? >> oh, brian. no bart strike this morning. bart is offering full service. and so far no delays. good shape across the board for all of the local transit systems. no problems for muni or cal trains or the at month express. >> and the bay area toll place, everything is as it should be. it is early. wide open at the pay gates. no traffic delays leaving the east bay heading into the city. once you're in san francisco, very light traffic for 280, and 101. and

campbell turned himself in about two hours after the attack. he's being held on one million dollars bail. a second bart strike is on hold, for now. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ >>george: welcome back. a big rig on the bay bridge is and often flames right now. they are allowing traffic to drive past it but you can see the flare pattern right there as they are trying to move the traffic over. it was initially reported that two lanes were blocked thrift likely that more planes are affected. let's take a look at the impact. a first at the location. at the west end of the bridge you can see sensors indicated traffic is backed up all the way to europe when the island. and back up to the incline section which is why in here we se

kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c.oom with some reaction from congress. >> reporter: the chairman of the senate judiciary committee said he's concerned we're not getting straightforward information from the nsa. he says he will hold a hearing on these latest developments. "the washington post" broke this story and said edward snowden provided documents. one audit shows over a 12-month period, there were nearly 2800 incidents of unauthorized clezs or distribution of legally protected communications. the nsa says many incidents were unintended but "the washington post" article points out more serious problems, including unauthorized use of data on thousands of americans and green cardholders. another time the nsa kept more than 3,000 files it was ordered to destroy by the court that oversees surveillance agencies. in separate incidents, the nsa fails to tell the court about a new data collection method later deemed unconstitutional. an nsa official told "the washington post" that the nsa is a hue machine-run agencies and

i'm tori campbell. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> these are live pictures from san lorenzo where a crime investigation is happening right now. we'll get back to that in a moment. claudine wong is out there. >>> let's go to steve first. >> all right. thank you. a very good morning. a little bit more fog here today than we had yesterday. yesterday, a little band there. that didn't last long. san francisco hit 70. first time since july 4th. today, it will be close. but i went 68, which is average for this time of year, but there's a lot more fog starting to merge together out in the pacific which i think will lead to a cooler coast and bay forecast. inland, we'll still have 80s and 90s. there's a lot of sunshine on tap for today. by the coast, 50s for upper 50s. some foggy areas down in so cal. cassie jean says it looks like a break. 57 half moon bay. 60 to 70 around the bay. low clouds will burn off. we'll be sunny. breezy conditions. temperatures come down 3 to 5 around the bay. inland, cool to mild readings. back

if you got gas at a safeway in campbell. why you might if getting cash back next. >> he tells me he had nothing to do with the debt appearance and death of sandra coke, yet randy alana remains here in jail as a person of interest. he told me why he couldn't have killed his girlfriend. that is monday night at the kron 4 news at 8:00. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. right now, get a 2013 chevrolet volt for around $269 per month. >> a marin city man shot by the police is suspected of fatally shooting his mother. his mother was found dead at a marin city home earlier in the evening. they received a report of a male covered in blood. the suspect threatened the officers with a knife and they opened their weapons. fired their weapons. the suspect is currently being treated

campbell mayor evan lowe is one of those men. and he signed up to donate but was not allowed to give. the u.s. food and drug administration bars men who have had sex with men from donating blood. lowe is openly gay. he wants the fda to rethink this. >> it's ironic i can host a blood drive but can't donate myself. let's use this opportunity to demonstrate there are members of our community that want to contribute of themselves to sacrifice and save the lives of others. >> the fda says the chances of contracting from donated blood is 1 in 2 million. >>> george zimmerman drove away with a warning after getting pulled over for speeding in texas. the former police department -- forney police department provided this dash cam of pulling over zimmerman. zimmerman told the officer that he had a gun stashed inside his glove compartment. >> reduce your speed. slow down a little bit more. okay? just take it easy. shut your glove compartment. >> texas officials say the officer handled it by the book. this came after two weeks after zimmerman

. >>> the mayor of campbell hosted a blood drive but was rejected. he is using the rejection to overturn a federal regulation that bars gay men from giving blood. the story about the blood drive in camp bool he is the public works director in campbell. his boss showed up to lend support. also signing up to give blood going to lengthy screening that protects the blood supply but got rejected. red cross uses term defered. >> some of the questions including that if you've had sexual contact with another male i was defered. >> u.s. fda had rule that's bar men who have had sex with men from donating blood because of the aids epidemic. >> it's ironic i can host a blood drive but cannot donate blood myself. let's trem dem straight there are members of the community who want to contribute to save lives of other autos he admits he donated in college but nod knot answering truthfully. fda says there is no penalty for doing that. noun no one at california public of department health was able to tell fuss the state has a penalty for lying. the chances of contrac

like the time when you helped chief campbell.ford, the big red dog. yay! yay! ha ha ha! now, who knows what to do if your clothes ever catch on fire? all: stop, drop, and roll! that's right! can you show us how to do it, clifford? woof woof woof woof! stop... drop... whoa! whoa! uhh! ohh! and roll. ha ha! ha ha! ha ha! ha ha ha ha ha! ok, clifford, you can stop rolling now. woof! thanks for your help, clifford. that was really great. [excited chatter] [chattering excitedly and shouting] woof woof woof! helping can be really fun. uh-huh, and i can think of some other things that make you special, too, big guy. me, too! you're special in lots of ways, clifford. so are you, t-bone. i am? unhh! how am i special, clifford? well... you're really nice. so are you. you're very cute. so are you. uh... thank you. you've got lots of spots on your back. but...lots of dogs have spots. uh, well, uh... uh...um... i know there must be somethin' really special about me. there are lots of things. there's-- wait. don't tell me. i want to figure it

as ktvu kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom they agree with president obama's recent decision about meeting the president of russia. >> reporter: the white house announced president obama will not be meon one with russian president vladimir putin next month. including about arms yo. republican senator -- especially considering for -- >> a signal of incredibly bad relations between the united states and russia and mr. putin putting his thumb right in america's eye. >> reporter: snowden's father came out swinging against the president and lawmakers. what he has to say about his son revealing spy program secrets when i see you next. live in washington kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the sentencing of convicted spy bradley manning begins today. later on today. his -- manning is expected to he faces up to -- >>> the u.s. has reopened most of its embassies in the middle east and north africa. they have been closed for a week because of terror threats. >>> california teachers will pay more to start the school year. tha

last month, mayor low held a blood drive in campbell.as turned away as a donor, because of his sexual orientation. current f-d-a policy on blood donations. prevents all gay men from donating >> the democratic national committee plans to vote on a resolution this week urging san diego mayor bob filner to resign. the embattled mayor has been accused of sexually harassing more than a dozen women. the resolution will urge filner to resign immediately and say that the democratic party condemns anyone who creates a hostile work place or sexually harasses women or men. it's expected to be voted on friday at the d-n-c's summer meeting in phoenix. >> watching wall street this morning. futures trading appears headed for a lower opening today. but better results from best and other retailers helped the stock market close mostly higher yesterday. here's a look at the final numbers. the dow fell nearly 8 points. its 5th straight day of losses. the dow headed for its worst month since may of last year. the nasdaq gained 24 points. and the s and p also

it was filed against the campbell's soup company.he suit claims a certification on some cans implied they provide a health benefit this, says the soups have much more sodium than recommended foremost sodium foods however, claiming heart association allows campbells to use heart check label in exchange for a fee. campbells did not comment however said it has confidence in the accuracy of the labels. >> sales of gold coins and jewelry reached a high, demand rose to a thousand times. that is up 53%. analysts say customers are getting a bargain. down 0% from the high. the prices often drop when economy improves because investors no longer feel a need for a save haven like gold. if you love beer you might love this nur trend. they're letting customers fill up from the beer tap. folks would fill up buckets from tape and take them home. now a growing number of micro brewers are selling bottles called growlers. customers can fill from the tap and fill them up, again. >> to refill, it's cheaper. >> the word growler is from the days when the b

as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, some of the lawmakers say the potential threat is very serious. kyla? they are comparing this -- >> reporter: they are comparing this threat to those received before 9/11. senators on the intelligence committee say the nsa's controversial spy program is what picked up on messages sent among senior al qaeda operatives. the state department decided to keep 19 u.s. embassies and consulates in the muslim world closed through friday. they point to the al qaeda threat, major prison brea in the middle east and the ramadan coming to a close this week. less than two hours from now, secretary of state, john kerry, is slated with meet with military leaders, thousands of troops in the middle east and in europe are on high alert. why they say last year's deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi is playing a role in this latest threat when i see you next. back to you. >> the state department's warnings are the reason why san francisco police are on high alert. there's no threat to

as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c.sroom, republicans who are fighting the law are happy about this. kyla? >> reporter: dave, many republicans will use this as a discreditty law. the cap was going to be 6300 for an individual and just under 13,000 for a family. but the new york times reports the obama administration is delaying the mandate for a year until january of 2015. that means some insurers can set higher limits at all or no limits at all. the new york times says this delay has been outlined on a government website since february. but it went unnoticed by the legal language. health plan sponsors need to upgrade computer systems. congress might be on resers this month. but -- on recess this month. but senator rubio encouraged followers on twitter this morning to sign a petition to "defund this disaster." this is the second obama care delay announced in just weeks. what the two could mean for patients when i see you next. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> want to check in with sal, see how

as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c.he's received some intelligence about it. >> reporter: feinstein says she's believes the attack was by the assad regime and is strongly urging the united nations to condemn the regime. that's echoed by many in congress. without a united nations resolution, some argue the u.s. cannot take military action under military law. the resolution should wrap up tomorrow and their findings made public on saturday. this hour, the british government said the legal requirements to strike have been met. david cameron said the evidence that syria used chemical weapons last week is right before our eyes. the u.s. is upping its military presence in the mediterranean sea off the coast of syria to to prepare for a potential strike. and president assad said his country will defend itself. congressional leaders will get briefed via a phone conference scheduled for 3:00 pacific today. what we're learning about a possible meeting at the white house today. i'm working on that story for 8:15. live in washingto

kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom.ding the charge. >> reporter: he's said what's happening right now in egypt in the middle east will have a direct impact on the national security interests of the u.s. mccain is now against giving $1..5 billion a year to egypt. almost all of the money goes to the egyptian military. mccain said the military helped overthrow the president and is using deadly force on protesters, many of them unarmed. president obama is calling for the country to lift its state of emergency and the state of the reconciliation process. he also called off next month's joint military exercises with egypt. but senator mccain said that's not enough. >> economic assistance, business, the imf loan. there are many areas where we could exercise influence over the generals and we're not doing any of it. >> reporter: also, the european union has scheduled an emergency meeting for wednesday. the 28-member nations are considering cutting off their aid to egypt. it totals nearly $7 billion a year. live in washington, k

blanca ---la policia de campbell, ha publicado fotos de 2 presuntos asalta-bancos que robaron un bancotarde. take vo ---las imagenes fueron producidas por una camara de seguridad en la sucursal del "us bank" ubicado en la esquina de las avenida "bascom" y el este de la "campbell". ---de acuerdo al parte policaco, los sujetos entraron armados al mediodia, ordenaron a los empleados a entregarles dinero y despues se subieron a una camioneta roja que era conducida por otro sujeto. ---la camioneta fue reportada como robada en watsonville y fue abandonada por los ladrones a una milla del banco. ---ahora se cree que viajan en una camioneta "tahoe" de color verde o azul o un auto "honda" plateado. cesar ---cada aÑo, las agencias del orden del condado de santa clara unen esfuerzos para detectar a conductores ebrios durante el fin de semana del dia del trabajo... take vo ---pero por primera vez en esta ocasion, estaran utilizando los medios sociales para tener una conexion mas directa con los residentes del sur de la bahia y llevarlos en paseos virtuales.. ---la meta es mostrarles de forma reali

campbell mayor evan lowe is one of those men. and he signed up to donate but was not allowed to give. the u.s. food and drug administration bars men who have had sex with men from donating blood. lowe is openly gay. he wants the fda to rethink this. >> it's ironic i can host a blood drive but can't donate myself. let's use this opportunity to demonstrate there are members of our community that want to contribute of themselves to sacrifice and save the lives of others. >> the fda says the chances of contracting from donated blood is 1 in 2 million. >>> george zimmerman drove away with a warning after getting pulled over for speeding in texas. the former police department -- forney police department provided this dash cam of pulling over zimmerman. zimmerman told the officer that he had a gun stashed inside his glove compartment. >> reduce your speed. slow down a little bit more. okay? just take it easy. shut your glove compartment. >> texas officials say the officer handled it by the book. this came after two weeks after zimmerman

. >>> masked men burst into a bank near the heart of campbell.we'll give you a good look at the suspects police say are responsible for this crime next. >>> breaking news, a little girl forced to make a desperate 911 call after her father goes after her mother with a knife. we'll let you know what that man did seconds before the police made the deadly decision to take aim and fire. >>> masked men with guns burst into the bank in the heart of campbell. new details about the getaway car next. >>> third point hedge fund ringing in the bell on the new york stock exchange. they caused the big shakeup at yahoo! last year. hedge funds causing excitement in silicon valley on this thursday, august 15. "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon v:kelley. >> good morning everybody. breaking news in hayward where police shoot and kill a man accuse ofd threatening his wife with a knife. it ends up being his daughter making that crucial 911 call to get officers to that scene. this all happen

. >> when we met matthew campbell he was serving 12 years for armed robbery and assault at kentucky state penitentiary. but his troubles began much earlier. >> first time i went to jail, i was 15 years old, i burned an elementary school, and pretty much downhill from here. >> as an openly gay man, campbell's time behind bars has had its challenges. >> being gay in prison is really hard. it is hard enough. your time in here. but the fact that everybody knows that you are gay, it is constant pressure for, you know, sex. >> you have a lot of people here that now that they're in prison they resort to what they have to as far as sex. i have to say there is very few people here who are gay on the streets and gay in here as well. there is a lot of people that say they don't mess around, but when they get you by their self, it's like, hey, man, what's up? one of the things that struck me about matthew how comfortable he was in his own skin. here is an openly gay inmate in a southern prison. and he didn't have any problems with it. when we went out to the yard to get roll with matthew playing a ga

want to check in with claudine wong who is in for torrey campbell -- in for tori campbell in for mornings >>> the roads are getting busier out there. we'll keep an eye on traffic all across the bay area for you with our team coverage. plus, thieves that are targeting your recycle bin. one east beatty is actually asking for the public's help and you might be surprised at just how organized the thieves are getting. plus, a predator drone joins the battle against the still burning rim fire. how it's already helped and why it's being considered a first for california in its mission. that is all coming up on mornings on 2 for you. >> already, claudine. see you then. >>> you're watching the bay bridge area but the entire commute. >> yes. i was just watching claudine wong right over there. pretty cool. i am watching the entire commute and i have some good news for you. it's not terrible as you drive through, but it is more crowded on some of the alternate routes. i want to show you here that on the san mateo bridge, let me just pick up my pointer here and show you the traffic here right there. i

. >>> this morning campbell police are looking for two men of robbing men at gun point.hey're looking for the get away driver as well. they're releasing the photos of the robbers. the robbers got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. they were driving a stolen gmc sierra pickup which was found abandoned about a block away. anyone with information is asked to contact campbell police. >>> time now 6:26 phone and service should be back today. the crews are working to fix the damage from a copper cable theft. they cut an at&t line yesterday. at&t customers from fairfield and cordil ah ia. the food truck vendors at the airport were so popular, they're being invited back. they tested out having food trucks outside terminal 1. the response was so good, they decided to extend the program indefinitely. different vendors will be allowed to park at the airport every thursday. >>> counting down to the opening of just the new bay bridge, i want to take you out there live this morning, look a little fog at the top. we have a big announcement that's scheduled for 10:00 this morning.

but they did say that campbell was bent on evil. and the suspect's still in custody on a $1 million bail. chris. >> thank you very much, paul. appreciate that. >>> let's move on to baseball now. the doping crackdown is about to fall squarely on one of the majors in the sport. major league baseball is expected to suspend alex rodriguez today, a babb that could last through the end of 2014. on friday, he hinted that his own team was trying to void his contract. >> when all this stuff is going oh in the background and people are finding creative way toes, you know, cancel your contract and stuff like that, i think that's concerning for me, it's concerning for the president and i think it should be concerning for the future players, as well. let's bring in cnn's rachel nichols and bring in the latest on this. >> yeah, no one needs soap operas with alex rodriguez around. when we last left your story on friday, they were trying too range a settlement with major league baseball, right? everybody play nice, he won't appeal. reportedly over

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