aqui esta campbell.ta lazaro. el cabezazo de ureÑa. katsouranis. buscar el todo que de primera con el siete samaras. ahora si. samaras, se quiere meter al Área. keylor navas. dice, la pelota es mia! >> creo que el trabajo de navas, ha sido muy bueno. todos los embates que ha tenido los ha resuelto bien. >> siempre ha sido peligroso durante todo el partido ha insistido ha atacado... >> le va a pegar el 20. estÁn todos arriba buscando el cabezazo. otra vez jose holebas, para buscar otro centro. bien el segundo asistente. se quedÓ pintado ahÍ. a veces parece que estan siempre pintados. >> parece si? tres minutos. >> para ir a penales. campbell que no llega, katsouranis. christodoulopoulos. cerquita tiene a jose holebas. quÉ va a hacer la pantera? aquÍ esta campbell. >> no le dan lo legal las piernas... >> manolas, el central de grecia. sigue mitroglou. >> quÉ dificil creo que mÁs para el tÉcnico de costa rica que para el de grecia seleccionar, si vamos a penales... >> sobre todo que este bien, porque esa es

aqui esta campbell.igue siendo saque de banda para la selecciÓn de costa rica seis minutos por jugar. uno a uno. johnny acosta. este Árbitro deja jugar donde sea no? allÁ esta lazaro. el cabezazo de ureÑa. katsouranis. buscar el todo que de primera con el siete samaras. ahora si. samaras, se quiere meter al Área. keylor navas. dice, la pelota es mia! >> creo que el trabajo de navas, ha sido muy bueno. todos los embates que ha tenido los ha resuelto bien. >> siempre ha sido peligroso durante todo el partido ha insistido ha atacado... >> le va a pegar el 20. estÁn todos arriba buscando el cabezazo. otra vez jose holebas, para buscar otro centro. bien el segundo asistente. se quedÓ pintado ahÍ. a veces parece que estan siempre pintados. >> parece si? tres minutos. >> para ir a penales. campbell que no llega, katsouranis. christodoulopoulos. cerquita tiene a jose holebas. quÉ va a hacer la pantera? aquÍ esta campbell. >> no le dan lo legal las piernas... >> manolas, el central de grecia. sigue mitroglou. >>

they are looking for, they are looking for the boogie man and it is not griffin campbell. >> reporter: prosecutors say campbell and his employee, equipment operator shawn benschop who allegedly operated heavy equipment under influence of marijuana caused the deadly collapse. >> they knew the action these before doing were reckless because they were warned in separate ways prior to that date. >> reporter: campbell's attorney wants to know why his client and his employee are the the only two charged so far and when the grand jury, now into its second year will issue its final report on whether anyone else will be held responsible. >> why is this grand jury auto long? this is not a complicated case. >> reporter: e-mail response from the district attorney's office call the collapse a quota voidable tragedy, unquote, and compared it to investigationness to convicted abortion doctor kermit gosnell, and allegations of sexual abuse by priests. the investigation into kermit gosnell took almost two years, investigation into charges against the archdiocese of philadelphia took over two years. th

officer campbell approaches guns drawn.ound. >> he says he didn't do anything. that nothing is wrong. i'm still telling him get on the ground. >> but the suspect isn't about to give up. >> i tried grabbing his left wrist trying to sling him to the ground. he was able to duck that, basically. and remained standing up. >> with his weapon drawn, campbell only has one hand to work with as he tries to subdue the suspect who's pulling away from the officer toward the door. campbell's able to hold the suspect away with his left arm just long enough to holster his gun. >> put both on the collar of his jacket. and with all my might force him on the ground, threw him down. >> when the two hit the ground campbell radios for assistance. >> i'm able to get on the radio say i'm at the walgreens, i'm fighting one. that's about all i could get out. >> then the brazen suspect lands several punches to the side of his head. the suspect again makes a run for the door but campbell reaches out and grabs at him. this time as the two have at it ri

the judge rejecting arguments that campbell be released on house arrest. >> griffin campbell had filed bail motion to reduce his bail, that was denied by the judge. >> my position is this was a tragic, horrible accident and that is where it is it is not a murder case. >> reporter: judge ruled campbell, because he faces a mandatory life sentence of convictions of more than one counties than the eligible under the law for bail. >> my client is not the the market street murderer. they are looking for, they are looking for the boogie man and it is not griffin campbell. >> reporter: prosecutors however claim campbell and his heavy equipment operator sean benschop also charged with murder for allegedly being under the the influence of marijuana as he swung a steel beam causing a wall to crash down on a salvation army store acted recklessly, causing the deadly collapse. >> both you knew the actions they were reckless because they were both warned in separate ways prior to that date. >> reporter: campbell's attorney questioned why his client and his employee are the only ones criminally charge

and it is not griffin campbell. >> but campbell and his employee equipment operator sean bencough, who operated heavy equipment under the use of marijuana caused the collapse. >> they new the action this is were dock were wreckless, they were both warned in separate ways prior to that date. >> campbell's phone can't to know why his client, and his employee, are the only two charged so far. and when the grand jury now into its second year will issue its final report on whether anyone else will be held responsible. why is this grand jury out so long? >> this is not a complicated case. >> e-mail response from the district attorney's office called the collapse a, quote, avoidable tragedy, unquote. >> and, compared it to investigations into convicted abortion doctor, kerr met gosnell, and allegations of sexual abuse by priests. the investigation into kermit gosnell took almost two years, the investigation into charges against the archdioces of philadelphia took over two years. this investigation will take as long as it takes. >> in his ruling, the judge stated because campbell could face ma

kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c.e the hearing is being held. >> reporter: investigators immediately focused on the possibility of pilot error. they say the asiana airlines pilot had inadequate training and understanding of the boeing 777. investigators also say standard procedures were not followed because this was a training flight. they say the flight crew did not adequately monitor the speed on their approach. possible reasons include reliance on automation, fatigue and increased workload. the board members had a chance to question investigators about their findings. >> how many incorrect actions or inactions occurred from that 50 miles out to the crash? >> in the report we don't count errors but i think anyone who can read the report can go through it and will quickly find that just from about 14 miles on in somewhere between 20 and 30 depending upon how you define an error. >> reporter: the ntsb also says the emergency crew staffing at sfo was well above what's typically required. more than 20 firefighters were

campbell's, if you're smart, you'll rename the thirst quencher, campbell's new sport-o-bellow. that smells like victory, and a little like a freshly dug grave. second, folks, i love football. i d.v.r. every game, and so do the players because it's the only way they can remember what happened. that's why i'm so disgusted by the betrayal can you remember playing out in the nfl where over 500 former players have joined a lawsuit against the league that made them famous and drug adictd invalids gee, a new lawsuit alleges nfl teams and their doctors knowingly gave players an array of prescription drugs and pain killers for years and years without any regard for the long-term damage. >> former football plaishz by the hundreds claim the league illegally drugged them to make sure they could stay in the game. in many cases did not even tell them what was wrong with them. >> our players were shot up like cattle. they were brought to market, and then discarded like pieces of meat. >> stephen: what an exaggeration. america's cattle are given far fewer drugs. and oh, what wonderful pain kil

i'm tori campbell. we're learning more about a half moon bay teenager who was shot to death by a sheriff's deputy last night. ktvu's alex savidge is live this afternoon with what relatives say led up to the gunfire. alex? >> reporter: well, good afternoon. according to relatives, this young woman's family called 911 last night because she -- they say this young woman hadn't been taking her medication according to a couple of relatives. she suffered from depression. this teen lives in this house behind us. this is where deputies came last night and they do say this teenager was armed when deputies got here. according to relatives, the girl was the teenager shot to death by san mateo county deputies during a confrontation in this complex. it happened before 9:30. this is the moonridge housing complex on mira mon te road. they say she had a knife when deputies came here. sheriff's investigators have not said what prompted the deputy to open fire, only that he feared for his life. the teenager's cousin told

good afternoon i'm tori campbell. sal castaneda is live at the toll plaza with the quick response to what was a pretty frightening sight for commuters, good afternoon sal. >> reporter: good afternoon, now chp did not tell us that the man set his own truck on fire but witnesses sure did. they took pictures. apparently the man got off his on the bridge and torched him own truck. this is what's left of the pickup after witnesses say a man set it on fire. a man in the pickup truck was reported unresponsive and blocking a lane. witnesses say the man dressed in a dark shirt and camouflage pants got out of the truck and was seen running through several lanes with a gas can. soon the white ford pickup truck was on fire. several lanes were blocked. and the man had been detained by a homeland security officer. >> he was able to detain the driver of the vehicle. our officers were on scene shortly after that and assisted him with getting him to the shoulder. >> news chopper 2 was over head when medics strapped him to the gurney.

i'm tori campbell. >>> today, the ntsb reveal what likely lead to the deadly asiana crash at sfo last july. the board said that pilot mismanagement was ultimately what led to the boeing 777 crash killing three people. ktvu's kyla campbell was there as ntsb officials announced their finds and joins us live why why investigators say the boeing -- with why investigators say the boeing aircraft played a role. >> reporter: the acting chairman did not put the blame on one specific person or thing. he said in the end it came back to the pilot's reliance on automation and the misunderstanding of the system. >> the pilot must always be in command and be the boss. >> reporter: investigators say the asiana airlines crew failed to monitor speed and could not rerecoverral realizing they were flying too slow and low. they say the pilot did not have add quit training for a visual approach and pilot fatigue likely played a role. they also said a boeing 777 and throttle system is complex. they recommend boeing make changes to the flight manual and give enhanced training to pilots. boeing sent me a sta

i'm tori campbell. tara moriarty just spoke to an eyewitness and joins us live from the scene of the crash. tara? >> reporter: well, things are back to normal here at the fifth street offramp but that's only after the chp had to shut it down for six hours because of that fiery crash. flames could be seen from the freeway above when the speeding convertible flipped and landed before fifth and harrison street. the two people inside were instantly killed. and this all began as the chp chase around 3:00 this morning in oakland. officers noticed the stolen bmw out of san francisco heading northbound on 880 before the macarthur maze. a witness shared her cell phone video of the pursuit across the bay bridge which reached excessive speeds. >> they were probably going 100. i actually saw the flames and smelt them. it -- i was over the freeway where it caught on fire. >> reporter: the chp says the officers are trained to handle high-speed chases and even practice on a racetrack. >> a pursuit is -- it's very inte

i'm tori campbell. we begin with breaking news out of the south bay where firefighters in san jose are battling a fire at kelley park near senter. we're live near the scene. >> reporter: good afternoon. i just spoke with the fire captain. nearly 50 firefighters are on scene battling this fire. so far, it's not yet contained -- it's not yet contained. they anticipate being hear for several more hours to fight the fire. a call came in around 0:45 of a car on fire. firefighters could see the smoke. so they sent several cars. they saw the car fire spread into the grass. it's a three-alarm fire. the california department of forestry, san jose fire is out here. right now, a helicopter is doing airdrops to put this fire out. so far, it has burned an estimated 1 to 2 acres. we're talking about heavy brush. luckily, the weather is on their side with cool temperatures. it's about 75 degrees. they say this is a slow-moving fire. not wind-driven. they are dealing with flat terrain. the problem is getting resources

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here to discuss all of this is matt campbell. matt, a lot of people have suspected this company was after shire. it has come out that is the case. but shire is not satisfied with what looks like a decent offer. >> that's right. we have seen in the last few minutes, shire putting out a detailed defense statement going into considerable granular details on its performance targets, that it feels there were execution risks. this is a document that has been in the fridge for a while waiting for just such an occasion. nopw the question is, is this over as these statements have detailed? that last offer was may 30. we are now in a situation where shire's shareholders are going to be saying, we think this offer might be decent or maybe they will say otherwise. abbvie have to be betting that some shareholders will be asking management to come to the table. >> in terms of the logistics,

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. >>> quick look at weather and traffic.ay of summer on saturday. longest day of the year. >> correct, correct. we're only two days away. yesterday, it felt like summer. that's for sure. temperatures soared up in the 80s and 90s. that included almost everybody. a little bit different pattern today. we have more of a westerly breeze. it's not rip roaring or anything. it's there and the fog is increasing. it's also making a push out -- the scattered clouds make it out to vallejo and that tells me we'll cool off. 60s on the temperatures. fairfield just dropped to 61. 52 up in santa rosa. we had 40s. there's fog in areas that did not have it yesterday. brentwood yesterday was 68. 58 la fayette. orinda, 57. san rafael, 60. a little bit of coog and it continues to thicken unup. inland will come down a little bit. still warm to hot. 80s to 90s for some. down a couple of degrees. over by the coast and bay, a 10, 15-degree drop. here's sal. >>> right now we're still looking at slow traffic all over the place. i want to mention that a

kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. bureau with why one california senator supports the deal. >> reporter: i reached out to the staff for california dianne feinstein, she chairs the intelligence committee. they tell me this morning that feinstein supports the president's decision particularly in light of sergeant bergdahl's reportedly declining health. that's why the obama administration said it did not give congress the mandatory 30- day warning about the swap. >> he had lost a good bit of weight. we were very concerned that time was not something we could play with. we needed to act when we had the opportunity. that's what we did. >> reporter: it's unclear how bergdahl ended up in enemy hands. but his peers say he deserted his platoon in 2009. fellow troops say a lot of lives were risked trying to get him back as a p.o.w. chuck hagel did not talk about any possible military action against bergdahl. republicans say the release of these five taliban commanders signals to terrorists around the world that there is a great

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. even to the north and east that didn't get the cooldown yesterday will get it today. el granada says there's peek a by sunshine -- peerk a boo sunshine -- peekaboo sunshine. that's temperatures are -- still a lot of 60s. concord, 13 breeze. oakland has an easterly breeze busting to 21 at the napa airport. that low will keep in the pacific northwest and that's going to really enhance the cooler air aloft which has come down 20, 25 degrees in the last 48 hours. cooler, windy today. some low clouds. 70s for many. inland that were in the 90s to 100s a couple of days ago and 50s, 60s closer to the coast and bay. >> we're looking a commute where traffic is still very slow especially in some of the south bay areas. i do notice as we're looking at this that the bay bridge has improved especially on the approach from the 880 ramp. that looks much better than it did. our drive time is down. it was up 30 minutes. we're seeing some improvement. the san mateo bridge, it's crowded if you are drivin

kyla campbell is there. in two minutes, she'll explain the court rurting that went in favor of a national company and against the white house administration. a lot involved here. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm brian flores. dave clark is off today. steve paulson is here. it will be the hottest day of the week. it sure looks like it. no doubt about it. fog-free for us. a little sea breeze is starting in daly city. even though it will be sunny, there is a westerly breeze there. that will save some. inland temperatures are starting to warm up fast. 92 in san jose. starting off at 64. it's almost 70 degrees in livermore. there are some locations that never got below 70. 50s, 60s on your temperature. palo alto is already 63. 62 foster city. those 50s will wet wiped out pretty fast. calm livermore, calm, hayward. 5-mile-an-hour at sfo. that won't do much. from daly city to sfo there is a little component of a westerly breeze. the fog is south of monterey. sunny and hot for

campbell. mr. anderson, if nothing else, you've certainly forced congress to pay more attention to you now maybe than was done two years ago. >> chair now recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the witnesses for their willingness to come before the committee and help us with our work. i've been involved on the oversight committee and this committee on dealing with some of our trade agreements just trying to rebalance our export-import balance with a number of countries. spent a little time in china recently, south korea, india, france, germany. i noticed in my trip to south korea in connection with the south korean trade agreement, travel there for a few days. i couldn't help but notice that this is just anecdotal, but we're there for several days, and the only u.s. cars -- now, south korea is a booming economy, very modern, big highways. the only u.s. cars i saw there in the days that i was there was the one i was riding in and the one t

we obviously have an interruption in our report from kyla campbell.ck to that in a little bit. >>> a state audit is slamming the public utilities commission for a critical lack of oversight by the regulators of limousines and charter bus carriers. the audit was prompted by the tragic deaths of five women. they were trapped in the burning limo on the san mateo bridge last year. the audit found the state public utilities oversight is insufficient to ensure consumer safety. auditors are not holding the cpuc responsible for the fire but they say the agency lacks effective leadership and they are slow to respond to complaints. >> once they begin the investigation they are taking 238 days to complete the investigation. >> that report found that the cpuc lacks policies and procedures to ensure carriers comply with the law and they say that when citations are issued they are for amounts much smaller than the law allows. the cpuc says it will follow the audit's recommendations. >>> 8:16. first it was the oakland sports teams looking to move. could the sharks b

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. brian flores in for dave clark. >>> let's start with weather and traffic. steve, i guess it's gonna be warmer in parts. >> the weekend, yeah. there won't be much change coast and bay today. there's a lot of fog there. subtle hints it will be cooler inland. it will be warmer through the interior on the weekend. some inland locations might hit 100 degrees on the weekend. we'll tackle that tomorrow. a lot of fog out there. sometimes really cool. areas of fog, coast and bay. some inland, that burns off pretty fast. fog near the coast. it will be warm inland. we'll get a big spread on the temperatures from about 59 to 96. it's that time of year. the fog and low clouds not going anywhere. there's less coverage to the north. there's still plenty out there. 50s on the temperatures. this is the key. 22. yesterday was 8 miles per hour. that's a big change. you can see a little bit of clearing up to the north. but i don't think it will make it too far south of san francisco. fog, sun, warm. a bi

kyla campbell explains how the agency is trying to recover those e-mails. >> reporter: the house ways and means committee said the irs knew a couple months ago it lost e-mails from former employee lois learner but the agency didn't tell congress until last week. >> why didn't the irs notify congress? >> i thought it was important. it was my decision that we complete the investigation so we could fully advise you what the situation was. >> reporter: the irs says the computer crash in 2011 led to the lost of learnerrary emails. the commissioner testified that they back up e-mails but only for six months. republicans say this is a coverup because not only did learner's e-mails disappear so did employees for a handful of other irs employees accused of giving scrutiny to other groups seeking tax-exempt salt tis. >> i'm sitting -- status. >> i'm sitting here listening to this testimony. i don't believe it. that's your problem. nobody believes you. >> reporter: the commissioner said the irs is working to recover learner's e-mails by compiling them from people who received e-mails from her or

country veteran crews work fog in from skills in campbell. the fogging started at 11:00 last for several hours in mosquito carrying was a mile can spread the virus in humans and that's why they're being so proactive about eradicating it. this is the second time in two months that areas of san of a in campbell have been fog for the insect. >>: >>erica: live in the weather center had enough to clear conditions on this wednesday morning today is shaping up to be the warmest day of the week and not have the full details on what to expect on the kron4 morning news returns. more severe weather hit northern nebraska overnight. with a few tornadoes spotted, but no immediate reports of injuries. andrew spencer has more on what families have lost. this pile of rubble was all but left of cody ross,. renown that's the furthest thing from the mind. >>: have never been the situation >>: his mother of candy isn't medically induced coma fifths doesn't give that cody's five year-old sister is dead for off and still try to figure out read them if the storms al

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campbell had better not consider one on the inside. >> i will whoop her [ bleep ]. and she knows that. she has no -- there's no misunderstanding on that. i would rip her face off. if i had to come back to prison to do it, i would, because i'm still going to leave before she will. >>> coming up, pregnant in prison. >> that was the hardest thing that i had to do. i walked into the nursery, kissed him bye and walked out in shackles. >> and the pressures of serving time with family. >> my mother is currently in here with me. we have the same sentences. >> she sat down and she said, hey, mom, this is tanya. this is my girlfriend. i was like, excuse me? >>> each week, dozens of new inmates arrive at the tennessee prison for women. today, paula sisk is among them. >> i'm here because i had a drug indictment and i violated my probation in september, because i was publicly intoxicated on my prescription medication and alcohol. >> okay. what i need you to do at this time is put all your property on the table. >> while drugs and alcohol brought sisk to prison, they could pose

. >> covering walnut creek, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> good morning at 6:13. we have a goingous picture of coit tower in san francisco with an orange glow. we will check with meteorologist mike nicco to see what the temperatures will be like. >> facebook is up and running again but that is after an overnight outage knocked down the social debt work around the globe. here is the emergency users got when they tried to access the website after 1:00 o'clock this morning. people shared this picture on twitter. they said "something want wrong," and restored access after half an hour. >> hillary clinton is bringing her book tour to california. today, hillary clinton will be as a los angeles mall to sign books. the possible 2016 presidential candidate will deliver a speech. >> if you are not eating cereal you not alone. the "wall street journal" reports that sales are down 3 percent the last year and have fallen or stayed flat each year since 2000. the reasons for the decline include people want to get more pre-teen and cereal takes too long. however, sales of sweete

sister simone campbell. i love this lady. she is just great. it is about how all of us can create it -- kick changing community. i was taught as a kid. this is the kind of woman who taught me. by have very fond memories. she is in that same tradition, service giving, no-nonsense. and then, you know, i actually just picked this book out. have not started reading it. this book is by ralph nader called unstoppable, the emerging love fried allies to dismantle the corporate state. i am about to start this book. i am very concerned about, you know, corporate personhood, citizens united, you know, we need united citizens. and then, of course, good friend of mine, an awesome sight. this is a biography. vibe his book is called blessed experience fit. he is the third most powerful democrat in the house. done >> the publishing director, first of all, what is live right? >> the newly launched division begun in 1917. it was the home of the first books of hemingway, faulkner, dresden, norton bought it in 1973. we relaunched in 2012, and we are in our third s

i'm tori campbell. an attempt to deliver thousands of signatures to the archbishop of san francisco was blocked by locked doors today. sal castanedo was there as protesters urged the archbishop to cancel plans to attend a rally against same-sex marriage and sal joins us now live. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: tori, good afternoon. just as you mentioned, when the group tried to present those petitions to the archbishop's office, they were met with locked doors leading to grumbles from the crowd that had gathered. the group says it came to present a petition asking archbishop to skip a washington, d.c. conference that opposes same-sex civil marriage. the petition is signed by 30,000 people and 100 elected officials. the archbishop is scheduled to speak at the gathering thursday, and that has angered many in the lgbt community, and politicians, including nancy pelosi, lieutenant-governor gavin newsom and san francisco mayor, ed lee. >> we're not asking him to tote little change his mind -- totally chan

charlotte weber is the heiress to the campbell's soup fortune. it must be "mmm mmm good" to be a billionaire. and this is barbara banke. >> come on, dan, dan, dan! >> you may not recognize her, but you've probably sipped a glass from her multimillion-dollar wine empire, kendall jackson. this high-stakes horse hunt also attracts celebrity chefhunt also bobby flay, actress susan lucci, and... [ needle scratches ] ...david cassidy? [ crickets chirp ] the big draw -- fasig-tipton's yearlings sale. >> so many good athletes come out of this sale every year. >> you can't not be here. >> there's 150 top-pedigree thoroughbreds hitting the auction block, but before the super-rich bidding war starts, the hunt is on at the stables. it may look quiet, but this part is intense and secretive. barbara banke is prepared to drop six or seven figures on a single horse. right now, she's scoping out the prospects. >> all my best horses bite me. [ chuckles ] >> along with her vineyard, barbara runs a huge racing and breeding stable called stonestreet farm. she's teame

side as we have campbell's field campaign everything is moving toward the north and east right up theards north and east through parts of the burlington county and further north and east toward the trenton area really focal point this afternoon started off in new castle county, delaware, made its way through philadelphia and that is moving towards the northeast but right here in south philadelphia we have pick up over 2 inches of rain in a very short period of time and is there flash flooding being reported. here it is water waste high on i-95 north and south at broad street, numerous vehicles are stranded, also another report, in philadelphia, at the stadiums that the infield of citizens bank park is flooded and of course we have the game tonight. now all of this rain as i mentioned moving toward north east and right new we have a bull's eye where we see red in delran, palmyra, those are rain rates of one to 2 inches an hour, this is really ripe for flooding, flooding of the streets, streams, creeks, here is rain rate right here on haines mill road from delran heading towards moorest

from the diary of dr joseph campbell june sixteenth nineteen forty one. if we win question our methods as it is we have so much to answer for already that we must win otherwise we those who are the head of all that we hold dear will be eradicated. to work. on june twenty second one thousand nine hundred forty one nazi germany invades the soviet union without a declaration of war the bombings and shellings bring about tora and uncertainty of what may lie in store the german army drops twenty two million leaflets on red army positions the great lie begins. to me. by god. and that's a my list of scream is stormont and that is easily enya that put on some play on the night that that it was eighty propaganda combined mean. their lies were beautifully phrased read only soldiers were cynically offered to make a choice either to perish at the hand of the indestructible german army surrender and return to their families to live happily ever after one of their goals was to turn the red army soldiers against their commanders and commissars at the. store. was to be t

kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c. why conservatives say more work needs to be done. kyla? >> reporter: the economy added 217,000 jobs in may but the big story in this month's report is that the u.s. economy has regained the 8.7 million jobs that were lost during the great recession. the biggest growths were seen in the healthcare and business sectors. they accounted for half of the jobs added last month. that said, this report also shows 7 million people work part time only because their hours were cut or because they couldn't find full-time jobs. another 3.4 million people have been out of work for five months or locker. conservatives say the quality of the job matters more than the quantity. they say they are not good bread-winner type of jobs. >> the recent unemmoment has come -- unemployment has come down. that's primarily because the population growth and because millions of americans have simply given up looking for work. >> reporter: the national unemployment rate has stayed the same at 6.3%. california still h

kyla campbell, live in washington, d.c. now.ou are getting reaction from california senator feinstein and also president obama. >> reporter: the louder the wake jum call according to feinstein. >> they want to and they now just about destroyed the border with syria. i think the president is doing the right thing. >> reporter: fine feinstein said they are building assets so pinpoint action could be taken. john kerry is meeting with nowry -- nowry -- al-maliki. iraqi officials say isis is now smuggling weapons and equipment into syria. president obama says for the u.s. to help, the iraqi government must first come together and compromise. >> if they can't, there won't be a military solution to this problem. there's no amount of american fire power that's gonna be able to hold the country together. >> california senator barbara boxer is also weighing in. what she said happened in iraq that's shocking. i'm working that story for you at 8:30. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're also hearing that isis militants are using the

. >> shirley campbell hadn't seen her grandson in 2 1/2 years.mily set up a surprise telling campbell she was at the restaurant for an engagement announcement for one of kyle's cousins. here's what happened. >> may i take your order? >> oh, my god. oh, my god. this is the best thing. oh, my god. >> i'm so proud of him. he's my hero. >> and not a lot of dry eyes there. the reunion took two months to plan. reichard says his biggest fear was giving grandma a heart attack. >> those reunions never get old. they're so good. >> i wish we could have a story like that every morning. >> yes. you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news today at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> new developments to tell you about in the search for a rapist. police have brought in four persons of interest after a woman was raped inside her own home at rittenhouse square. >>> the search is on for a person who shot a teenager six times with an assault rifle. >> a live look outside this morning as we take a view here at city hall. it is warm, nice start. 6

campbell's feed, of course, home of the river sharks in camden.n the shore, the boards are not that busy but they were earlier today. and it's going to be warm down the shore the neck couple of days as well. but get ready the sea breezes are still going to be around. on storm scan3 we have a strong thunderstorm with 40 miles an hour gusts heading toward reading berks county and another cell over the lehigh county that will make it into northern buc bucks. i stl think though by the time it makes it towards philadelphia they will be some spotty showers. out to the west where we have the twin tornadoes earl until nebraska this outbreak continues to move eastward. we're seeing it in places like minneapolis, even iowa right now, you can see that bow echo forming signifying whipped damage and a hook echo right there as you head into wisconsin signifying rotation and thunderstorm and potential tornado. here are all the funnel cloud and tornado reports and this goes to go to continue unfortunately through wises were over the course of the overnight hours.