campbell's liking.nd he took them all back to the spa and proceeded to beat this girl and broke two pool sticks over her shins of her legs. >> a security system in campbell's office kept the girls under constant surveillance. >> the spa, there were cameras everywhere, so anything you say, anything you, like, do, that looks bad in his eyes, he would just call you to his office and then you will be punished. >> the girls at the spa were told never to speak to each other or to their customers. when julia broke this rule, she was called to campbell's office. >> she was stripped of her clothing, tied to a bed and he beat her with sticks, a belt, and his hands. >> he kept repeating, your life doesn't belong to you anymore, now your life belongs to me. i am your kingdom and i am your god. >> campbell then gave julia an ultimatum. if she ever again disrespected him or angered him, she would be taken to the basement. >> he used his basement as a place kind of torturing people. and he said that whoever comes in t

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campbell, you are going to be tasked overseeing the mission in afghanistan. general dunford has done a great job. a serious thing we are dealing with over there. the recent presidential elections have been marred by allegations of widespread voter fraud. let me find the right one, the province here -- anyway, they went from 17,000 votes that were cast in the first election and it jumped to 170,000 in the runoff. keeping in mind that ghani's force is greater in the rural areas, during the last election -- this is unprecedented. everyone up here has gone through elections. we don't remember a time where you have a larger percentage of turnout in a rural area than an urban area. yet it was 3-1. you know that is wrong. you have voter fraud and i am concerned about the perception of the people in afghanistan if this isn't cleared out. we are going to be pushing hard to get an audit. i am sure you agree with that. i am also troubled by the plan to draw down forces based on an arbitrary timeline instead of the best advice of military commanders. the president tried

how all of us can create hope, change and community by sister simone campbell.hted to have had you on this program. thank you for your time. >> thank you. such an honor to be with you. >> delighted to have had you. that's our show for tonight. thank you for watching, and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> i'm tavis smiley. join me next time with the british heavy metal band def leppard now on tour with kiss. that's next time. we'll see you then. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> drew: welcome to thewelcome . tonight sir alex ferguson. on football and life. >> the best moment has to be barcelona, of course. the trophy i never won. thi.when you win, you can never forget it. to encapsulate my life is to have 27 years at manchester is an achievement, the continuity and the consistency that created there and going after the chop, i can't ask for anything more. for me, you know, i've achieved whatever i wanted to achieve and i'm a happy man. >> charlie:

jersey city's mayor says campbell was not there to rob anyone, he was there to kill. >> lawrence campbell approached a vehicle that was in the parking lot at the the walgreens, pol guyed for his conduct inside the walgreens and told that witness that to watch the the news, he would be famous. >> authorities say that campbell shot santiago at point blank range, after that, officers shot and killed campbell. he was also wanted for a previous homicide. >>> it is work night like any other at trump plaza hotel and casino but come tomorrow 1,000 employees will be looking for a new job. this closure is just the latest blow to atlantic city's casino industry. kenneth moton now has more. >> reporter: lights are still on at trump plaza hotel and casino but hundreds of workers are preparing for a stone called reality monday morning. pink slips are on the way, delivering another blow to atlantic city. >> i am an employee of a casino, so i understand as far as, putting time in, i have been here 20 years and i have seen a lot of changes. >> reporter: union for casino workers say trump is expected to no

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jersey city's mayor said campbell was not to rob anyone, he was there to kill. >> lawrence campbell approached a vehicle that was in the parking lot at the walgreens apologized for his conduct inside the walgreens and told that witness that to watch the news later he would be famous. >> authorities say campbell shot santiago at pointblank range. officer that officers shot and killed campb if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting funding for their schools. oil and gas companies gave corbett 1.7 million dollars in political contributions. and he gave them a sweetheart deal on taxes that's costing pennsylvania billions. corbett's mismanagement has caused a huge budget deficit. and his painful education cuts are forcing teacher layoffs and increasing class sizes. now corbett wants to give the oil and gas industry even more handouts. and what's he getting from them? corbett's keeping that secret. so pennsylvanians are challenging tom corbett to come clean. release the records of your meetings with donors... that you'v

officers opened fire killing campbell. he was wanted for a perceives -- previous homicide. >>> a cadillac ran a light at 6th and cambria street. he hit the bus and clipped a pole, the pole fell on top of a pedestrian. the bus driver and the pedestrian are expected to be okay. >> time to turn to karen rogers you're in for david murphy and we're expecting rain. >> reporter: we are expecting gusty thunderstorms and damaging winds. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking around the region we have precipitation with the scan moving live. let's go in closer with our street view. with double scan we can see where the storms are right now. we're seeing them develop there, of course you've seen it from baltimore edging toward the northeast. the showers are falling apart, yet the ones we are watching move into delaware are beginning to develop and enhance more. much of the region is dry this morning. it's later on today that will be the problem for most of us. let's head outside and show you when it looks like, sky6 live hd looking

arch campbell >> a new woody allen movie hits theaters. also hitting the big screen, a new action flicks starring scarlett johansson. here's arch campbell with his review. >> last summer, woody allen released blue jasmine, one of the most important movies of the year. this summer to releases a light comedy called magic in the moonlight. >> my mental impressions are cloudy. >>: first place a magician who wants to unmask the spiritual in emma stone. it is set in the french riviera in the 1920's. this goes for old-school comedy romance. heavy, but great fun and worth three stars with a pg-13. magic in the moonlight. scarlett johansson gets in the wrong side of a drug cartel in lucy. stuff inw some awful her abdomen and it starts leaking and turns her into a superhuman mind controlling information seeking killing machine. no thanks, lucy. one star. need yourse you dwayne johnson fix, he returns as hercules. .ere's a weekend movie guide four stars for boyhood. almost four for planet of the apes. for life itself, 3.5 stars for begin again and ch

. >> 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. >> the first time i went to jail was 15 years old, i burned the elementary school down. it was 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. i mean, it's hard enough to do time in here. but the fact that everybody knows that you are gay, it is constant pressure for 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's very few people here that are gay on the streets and gay in here as well. there's a lot of people that say they don't mess around. but then when they get you by themselves, it's like hey, man, what's up? >> one of the things that struck me about matthew is how comfortable he was in his own skin. i mean, here's an openly gay inmate in a southern prison, and he didn't have any problems with it. but when we went out to the yard to t

campbell pointed out house sometimes it could be tough for a victim. understand something, something that i hope he'll understand. the jurors is there to make sure is a level playing field. whenever the allegations are there are factual, for real, not made up and not getting the system. we have federal orders that constrain the number of prisoners we can put in our county jails. we have state laws now coming down. where will we put these people? will we keep hearing is we have to downplay or downgrade some of the loss so that we don't put people in state custody. our second largest budget item. we keep getting told that we don't have the space intervenor leon, the average amount of the system, keep them out of the jails and give them the treatment they need so that they can cut down on the need to put people in jail. understand something people one of the things we have to worry about are people that came the system. what time mean by that? right now you have approximately ten to 12,000 custody cases waiting to be adjudicated. that means if you file to

then went outside and waited for police. >> campbell approached the the police vehicle in close rangend fired in the vehicle with the door opened striking officer melvin santiago in the head. he then fired three more rounds at a second marked police car, striking the windshield, in an attempt to kill two more police officers. >> reporter: police responded and shot and killed campbell at jersey city medical center, friend and family tried to console each other over loss of the dedicatedded young police officer taken way too early. santiago's body was carried away in an ambulance in a caravan of police cars. jersey city ppa says patrolman santiago knew risks associated with this job yet he put himself in front of the danger in order to keep jersey city safe. >> i cannot express how hard it is to see a body of a police officer, come in, to the jersey medical center and have his mother identify that body, and just keep repeating the badge number and his name that is not possible. >> reporter: police tell thaws campbell was a suspect in the jersey city murder with another man whom they are

shot or rather police shot and killed campbell at that scene. he was wanted for a previous murder. no customers were injured. >>> thousands of palestinians in the gaza strip are taking shelter as israel warns it will bomb the area as part of its offensive against hamas. israeli military sent in ground troops to take out rocket launch facility controlled by palestinian militants. other it, and armored vehicles are also stags dollars along the border waiting for further orders. so far, calls from the international community to de escalate the situation have fallen short. >> thousands of cyclists pedal to help fight cancer? had he hit the record for the 42nd annual americans cancer society bikathon. bikers started at the ben franklin bid, and travel some 65 miles to buena in south jersey. event organizers tell us they raised more than $1 million. >>> oh, that's great. >> that is. sticky day for a bike ride? >> just a bit. once you hear that okay i song, come on, now, it is gone, game on. nicely done. >> much more to coverer this morning on "eyewitn

is that a fair statement, general campbell? >> sir, following your analogy, that would be a fair statement. >> the question for the committee is, do we want it to vanish? and the consequences to the nation of it vanishing. finally, general campbell, if the election process is not resolved within the constitutional process and somebody doesn't accept being robert e. lee and somebody accepting being grant, what's the likelihood of afghanistan holding together? >> sir, if they can't get through this election process to show the afghan people and the rest of the world that they've done this political transfer of power peacefully, then right now the coalition forces will not continue to stay there after 2014. i think it narrows -- greatly increases the risk for afghanistan to fracture. >> i couldn't agree with you more. one final question. as to the ethnic makeup of the afghan security forces, about 45% of pashtun, but most of them are from the east, very few from the southern region around kandahar. what percentage of the leadershi

general campbell, i will tell you exactly what i told lower in austin. has he was going to make sure that we close it down the right way, that was the most dangerous command of all because as you pull out troops the situation becomes more dangerous obviously a think you'll have that same situation, but you're the right person to meet that challenge. we look forward for your continued. something took place recently that gives me a little bit of concern. the release of about a dozen individuals from the prison. ten of those dozen or pakistan niece. i understand all of these dozen or returned to their own countries. can you tell us anything about the release of those detainees, why it was decided to release individuals that we know are hard-core combat enemies of the united states? >> i don't have the exact details. i know that there are a third country nationals in afghanistan over time we had to return back. i don't have details. working with the different countries, the state department to man the country of afghanistan to make sure that when we do relea

happened late last night in campbell. and that's where we find "today in the bay's" bob redell with the very latest, bob, scary situation. >> reporter: it was scary, good morning to you, scott. what's remarkable is that none of the girls was seriously hurt when that gas fire pit exploded that the home here on briarwood way in campbell. it happened around 10:00. there were six girls, all teammates on a fast pitch softball team. roasting marshmallows around the mash cue fire pit when it exploded. sounded like the fire cracker according to the father. the force so was strong it damaged the fire ring. sent debris flying into the air. two of the girls went to the hospital to be treated for minor burn injuries, they are expected to be okay. the homeowner tells us that his fire pit was around three and a half years old. they used it many times and never had any problems with it until last night. fire pit was going for an hour, hour and a half. >> they were toasting marshmallows. it wasn't something where you turn the gas on, lig

it happened late last night at their coaches house in campbell. and that's where we find "today in the bay's" bob redell now with the very lathes, good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning laura. what's remarkable is none of the girls was seriously hurt when the gas fire pit exploded that the home here on breyerwood way in campbell. it happened just around 10:00 last night. you had six girls, all teammates on a fast pitch softball team, they were roasting marshmallows around the built-in fire pit. it sounded like a fire cracker according to the homeowner. the force was so strong it damaged the fire ring and sent debris in the air. two girls went to the hospital to be treated for minor burn injuries. they are expected to be okay. the homeowner tells us his fire pit was about three and a half years old. used it many times and never had any problems until last night. >> the fire pit had been going for a good hour, hour and a half. the girls were toasting marshmallows. it wasn't something where, you know, you turn the gas on, light it, and there's

campbell. she is the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment at george mason university school of law, holds a ph.d. in history and specializes in constitutional law, legal history and law and war. malcolm is the author of seven books and numerous articles for legal and historical journals and the popular press. her book "to keep and bear arms: the origins of an anglo american right" was cited by the supreme court in the second amendment case of district of columbia very very ses heller. after her, sheriff schmaling. he was elected as sheriff where he established the first ever domestic violence position in the state. he's served as a law enforcement officer for two decades and revids in mount pleasant. i understand it's his son's 16th birthday today. we are particularly grateful for his participation in this hearing. it's a pleasure to have you with us, sheriff. i know your son must be very proud. next we will hear from justice mccaffrey who was born in belfast,

campbell was wanted for another homicide. officers shot and killed him at that scene. >> we turn overseas where thousands of people fled their homes in gaza today as israel ramped up strikes on targets. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. is willing to arrange a ceasefire. it began after the murder of three israelis and revenge killing of a palestinian teen. strikes have killed more than 150 people and injured at least 1,000. security concerns in the middle east force kneel young and the band to cancel their upcoming concert in tel aviv. it was scheduled to take place this coming thursday. he said he looked forward to playing in israel and palestinian but in peace. he said he will make donations to organizations that teach youth music in the region. >> it's going to be a busy 48 hours for the weather department because things are changing. >> big time cold front. something we see more in the spring and fall. we're going to see a drastic drop in temperatures by midweek. but all the ingredients are there for severe weat

the mayor says those officers fired back hitting campbell and killing him.ow jersey city is a community in mourning. santiago a young officer who dreamed of joining the force like his uncle. >> the officer was a very good officer and as the mayor said he wanted an assignment in the west district. >>> santiago is the first jersey city officer killed in the line of duty in five years. police say this is not the suspect's first run in with the law. he was identified as one of three suspects wanted in connection with a prior murder in jersey city. >> police in camden are asking for your help to help find a missing 17 year old. his name is lenox smith and he he's from saint kits. he was last seen saturday at the camden waterfront. he was wearing the clothes you see in this photo here. if you have any information, please contact authorities. >>> and happening now unrest in the middle east as residents running from their homes tonig tonight. officials say thousands of people living in northern gaza are leaving everything behind and they're seeking safety in un shel

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i'm tori campbell. a man in san jose is now behind bars accused of molesting young children. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live to explain how he was caught and the charges he faces. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. police had the mobile home park marked off with crime tape yesterday because they say a man broke into one of the homes here on lewis road, which is right off center road, there was a family with children who were inside who were able to escape. now, this is the suspect that san jose police took in custody. they say after 35-year-old victor monzaneres forced his way into the home, he barricaded himself in the house. officers were able to convince him to come out. there were no weapons in his possession but they ended up arresting him for annoying or molesting a child under the age of 18, one count of lewd acts with a child under 14. burglary, resisting arrest and under the influence of a controlled substance. police say the suspect was not known to the family. they are staying very tight- lipped about how the alleged sexual acts again

campbell is a kentucky installation. in 1948, after more than a decade as either senate majority minority leader, they elected barkley to be truman's vice presidential running mate. two months after barkley took oath of office as the 35th ice president of the united states. now some of you may have heard term veep, especially hbo tly due to the hit with the same name. interestingly, barkley was the first recipient of this nickname creation of ed the it to his grandson as the story barkley's grandson thought the official title, the with vi president, was too much of a tongue twister and said, grandpa andtands for vice president why not stick in a couple of e's and call it veep. used as the nickname for vice president ever since. despite the title change from to vice president or veep, barkley remained close to senate.oved he was in fact the last vice president to spend most of his presiding up in the senate. ven as vice president, barkley's humor never left him. once while barkley was presiding the senate, tennessee mckel

when we were at fort campbell and we were visiting for this memorial service we had kind of gotten to a point where we both felt like we could release it and let it go after the ceremony the two fathers were talking in one of their rooms when there was a knock at the door to him listed men who had vital information about the night that their boys were killed and of them video of the incident they did that because they were sick and tired of the way that fort campbell had treated this that their superior officer treated this and they said there was a cover up going on. i was furious i was absolutely furious here is you know here's this organization that's supposed to protect me my son gave his life to protect me and they can't even tell me the truth they're covering up you know it was it was awful for the first time the family was able to truly begin to understand what happened that night. well it's four o'clock in the. morning there is very low visibility it's eight degrees. and our guys have we know exactly where they are but we haven't got a clue what they're in there doing as it tu

campbell was wandered by police for a prior homicide. luckily no customers were injured. >>> and developing now in the middle east israeli troops have launched an offensive in gaza as the fighting does continue to get worse. already hundreds of rockets have been launchd from both sides. cbs news correspondent alphonso van marsh is in israel where the military is on high alert. >> reporter: israeli naval commandos entered gaza sunday and carried out a strike on rocket launch facilities. >> there was engagement with hamas terrorists. we had a few scrapes, nothing substantial. they had some substantial damage. >> reporter: israel says it's targeting hamas militants but the air and sea attacks are also killing civilians including children. thousands of palestinians fled their homes sunday after israel dropped leaflets warning about a "short and temporary campaign in northern gaza." [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: this man says he is trying to protects his children from death. as israel continues its attacks on hamas targets in gaza

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campbell was wanted by police for a prior homicide.mers were injured. >>> and tomorrow employees at trump plaza in atlantic city are expected to receive warning notices that the casino may close. if they do shut down atlantic city could lose a third of its casinos and a quarter of its casino work force in less than nine months. the atlantic club closed in january. show bott is closing next month. and roll has threatened to shut down if it can't find a buyer. trump plaza has been a fixture on the boardwalk since noon 84. >> president obama is coming to delaware this week. he'll be in wilmington on thursday to speak about the economy. while he's in town, he is also expected to tour the construction site at the i495 bridge. of course we'll have complete coverage for you of the presidential visit right here on oy were the news. >>> and now to the middle east where the fighting continues to get worse in the gaza strip. today the israeli military sent in ground troops to take out rocket launch facility controlled boy palestinian militant. ot

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now the 3-1 pitch by campbell. full count. >> cliff: you can be as hot as you want. you talk about a guy eric campbell getting a chance to play when david wright was out. now you sit there for hours as a pinch hitter. not the same approach. you try to keep it the same routine, but it's just not. >> kenny: payoff pitch from tolleson. ball four. second consecutive walk. so the mets with runners on first and second and nobody out. well, coverage of the all-star festivities begins with the selection show at 7:00 eastern and continues with the gillette home run derby at 8:00 eastern. two walks in the inning. texas pitchers did not issue a walk over the first seven innings tonight. pitching coach mike maddux. >> cliff: you talk about losing ball games coming in losing six in a row. well, this is how you do it. you start walking guys, and before you know it, you let the home team back into the game. >> kenny: juan lagares, 0 for 3, he's struck out twice, grounded out with the bases loaded back in the third inning. d'arnaud back in the fourth. he waits on deck. the runner on

prior to the shooting, campbell allegedly told an eyewitness to watch the news because he was going to be famous. >> took a piece of my heart. he was full of life. he was really full of life. you see him, he would make you life. you got to laugh when you see melvin. there is there was something about his smile. >> police shot and killed the suspect, investigators wanted campbell for prior homicide. no customers were injured. >> developing right now, the israeli-palestinian conflict is escalating. thousands in shelters after israel warns them to clear out of northern gaza. >> israel defensive week old with no signs of slowing down. >> israel continued to bomb hamas targets in the gaza strift this morning. hamas has been answering back with rockets of its own. israeli officials say it is iron dome missile defense system intercepted 12 on sunday. in a diplomatic, over the weekends, offered to mediate a trues. but, in a appearance on cbs "face the nation", netanyahu remained defiant. >> our goal to achieve sustainable quiet, security, for our people. we're doing that bee deviating hamas an

campbell: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and submit heir remarks and extraneous materials for the record on h.r. 4809, as amended, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. campbell: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. campbell: thank you, mr. speaker. this bill today, 4809, is a bill to re-authorize the defense production act. simply put, the defense production act is a bill that is intended to minimize distortions to the economy when it is necessary for the government to take actions to aid speedy recovery from large natural or man-made disasters or to protect our service men and women during combat situations. the underlying legislation was used in the recoveries from hurricanes katrina and sandy and used to get new body armor in a hurry for troops in iraq and afghanistan when supplies ran dangerously low. shortly after

and subsequently told the witness to watch the news later today he'll be famous. >> campbell was shot and killed by police officers. he is one of three people wanted in a homicide. the officer was the first to be killed in the line of duty since 2009. >> a head-on collision sent seven people to the hospital this morning. the crash occurred around 7:30 this morning near the intersection of old welsh road and easton road in abington. officials say a car and van collided in a head on crash. they don't know what caused the crash. search people were taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions. >>> a septa bus driver is recovering after being attacked overnight. the driver was assaulted near the intersection of lehigh and 22nd street in north philadelphia. it happened at 1:15 a.m. passengers were on board the bus at the time of the attack, but none of them were hurt. the driver refused to be taken to the hospital to be treated. police are looking for the driver of a white mercedes benz with p-a tags. of the it was seen leaving the area after the assault. >>> new details on a fight at

john campbell, his wife, bucket campbell, is a big shot. at abc. they live in mal boo, and john campbell, the photographers are nodding their head yes. john campbell literally living my life. he plays. he goes to malibu, for beach parties? >> facebook, observe have i, put it, live your life. >> okay. >> last thing that gets us down, i have no idea, body image blues, because i was little slimmer. really, i can't pass up a french fries, and too bugs i, of course, so i do think we get these -- you know what i do? i go to kacie's instagram, all lake hey, and hey. >> oh, i'm just starting to see the definition. >> in summer hard for me, just having the baby, heavier than i've been. my husband said if you focus on that on the entire summer, sit on the side lines, rather than jump into the ocean with your kids, you'll regret t when you are at the end every your days, are you going to look back and say buoy sure am glad i sat on the side lines? or are you going to wish you jumped in the ocean with your kids? >> good point. >> you snow an injury helps that.

i'm arch campbell, have a good weekend. >> i have to see a raccoon with a gun. >> have fun with that. >> i will. >> coming up next how a college-educated child can lead to healthier parents. >> some days i'll walk by a storfront and i'll see somebody and go who is that? oh, it's me. >> this nurse and mother now 120 pounds lighter. hear how she did it >> 7 on your side with a health alert. pain medications are meant to relieve suffering but doctors say they can also cause problems if not used properly. there are 17,000 deaths each year from pain pills a 400% increase from 1999. a new article in consumer reports tells patients to read labels and ask for the smallest dose necessary. >> a new study shows parents of college graduates actually live an average of two years longer than those with children who don't graduate. researchers found that better-educated children may actually influence their parents to adopt healthier lifestyles and that can add years to parents' lives. >> for as long as she can remember a local nurse struggled with her weight. the 33-year-old tried diet and exercise

homer campbell in albuquerque, new mexico. while watching the video, campbell notices a technique he considers bad practice ft. throughout the examination, the cast of krone's teeth is shifted to match all of the teeth marks in the bite. campbell describes what he's seeing. >> you notice the casts has been re or to show where this tooth is. okay? >> mm-hmm. moves it again. >> he's going to move it back to show where that one and that one fit. but he has to move it all the time. are you watching? >>. mm-hmm. yeah. >> he's changing the orientation of it all the time. >> from what he said i became convinced ray was innocent. >> reporter: ricks kaked a san diego attorney specializing in dna. chris plord who has tried several bite mark cases. >> i kept thinking there must be something more to the case than just a bite mark. the reality is that's all it was. >> reporter: plord takes on the case. along with analyzing dna evidence he also contacts the dentist who first examined the bite and told police it matched krone's teeth. >> the

i'm arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. his way todin is on new york city to be on "good morning america" saturday and sunday this morning. tune in saturday at 7:00 a.m. and sunday at 8:00 a.m. to he can give you and the rest of the country your weekend forecast. we are still lucky to have eileen here with us. we hope steve has a good time, but welcome. >> happy to be able to deliver a good weekend forecast. it's just going to be more like july. beautiful today and hopefully you had time to get out and enjoy crystal clear skies. weatherbug camera from annapolis, just spectacular. temperatures really comfortable. , 67.igh and waldorf this morning, dropping down to 56 at lincoln elementary school in lincoln, virginia, currently at 66. relatively mild tonight. 85 degrees the high today at reagan national. it little bit low average of 88. 66 gaithersburg, 64 in frederick. temperatures relatively comfortable, but you may start to notice a little bit humidity which will be on the rise overnight tonight and that is one reason why

he was just doing his job. >> campbell shot rather police shot and killed campbell at the scene. he was wanted for a previous murder, no customers were injured. >>> well, israel offensive on the gaza strip is a weak old, no signs slowing down. as susan macinnis reports, thousands of pal continue januaries are in shelters after israel warned them to clear out of northern gaza. >> i zero israel continued to bomb hamas targets in the gaza strip this morning. hamas has been answering back with rockets of its own. israeli officials say it is iron dome missile defense system intercepted 12 on sunday. in a diplomatic push toned the bloodshed, secretary of state, john kerrey, called israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the weekends and offered to mediate a trues. in a appearance on cbs "face the nation", netanyahu vowed he will achieve secure tip for his people. >> i won't say right now how and when that goal will be achieved, whether by diplomatic, military means, but that goal has to be achieved. >> thousands of palestinians fled to united nations shelters after israel warned

kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c.with details about reproductive rights that's going on -- a hearing that's going on right now. >> reporter: senators are hearing testimony about women's reproductive rights. we're taking a live look at the committee. members of congress are testifying about some states restricting women's rights to abortion. >> women are more than capable of making their own personal medical decisions without consulting their legislature. >> reporter: also this morning, both reproduttive life and life groups will testify. justices ruled the owner of hobby lobby don't have to provide employees with certain birth control coverage. since then, barbara boxer and dianne feinstein and congresswoman nancy pelosi plus other women in congress have created legislation. they are trying to make sure women do have access to birth control but there are other women on capitol hill fighting their legislation. i will have those details coming up at 8:45. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all ri

police also say that campbell had a criminal past. >>> taking a look at your national headlines, this morning, a u.s. house committee is investigating disturbing reports of veterans benefit backlogs and data manipulations. hearings coming on the same day of report from the va office of inspector general which found that the benefits center in philadelphia inaccurately processed claims and in some cases paid some claims twice. the va has been under fire because of delayed care and services for veterans all across the country. one va employee told congress that part of the problem is staffing. >> because each veteran services representative is responsible for doing so many types of claims and doing them perfect the more that we inherited and the more types of claims that we're expect to do the less i believe it is accurate. >> the fbi is in the middle of an investigation in arizona when the scandal first broke and as many as 40 veterans may have died from delayed care. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl who was released from taliban captivity back in may is returning to regular duty. bergdahl w

campbell's view of that. i know that some of the work we've done here with violence against women and the work that justice mccaffery has done when he was in law enforcement and doing more -- we have a domestic violence court in minnesota. certainly the sheriff talked about what they've been doing in wisconsin under his leadership. it's made a difference, and we have seen some reduction in those rates. i wonders if, dr. campbell, you would comment on that, and comment particularly on domestic violence and what we're still seeing, however, in terms of the numbers. >> we are extremely pleased, and i think we should all be very proud that the domestic violence homicides have gone down. but clearly from the data, they have gone down in part, in great part, because of the gun restrictions that were put on known domestic violence offenders and that has been upheld by the supreme court. that's clear that's where those reductions have come from. yes, we need to do more to reduce the domestic violence homicides by oth

broke into an umpire's car and stole his wallet out sides of a school park back on june 14th, campbell is held on $20,000 bail. >>> philadelphia superintendant of schools, william hite says that pennsylvania lawmakers do not approve the cigarette tax by july 14th, they will have to lay off workers. they wanted it to expire in five yours, and they don't expect to vote on it until august 4th. the school year is expected to begin september 8th that part may be in limbo now. >> it's shocking to now be back to this space where we don't know if there say path forward in terms of revenue or whether or not we can open schools. >> dr. hite says the five year cap on the tax will not allow the district to make long-term plans. >>> israeli leaders are signalling a -- at the gaza strip is approaching, his country will have to take over gaza for a few weeks, for a second straight day they struck targets in gaza as a part to stop rocket attacks, officials say more than 20 people were killed and arab nations are calling israel's actions is an outrageous onslaught against palestinians. >>> now accusati

campbell then waited for police to arrive. and told one witness to watch the news because he was "going to be famous." when 23 year old officer melvin santiago arrived.he was shot in the head.as he tried to exit his police vehicle. campbell was then killed by the other officers. it seems to be the summer of kids tragically being left in hot cars. but it may surprise you how fast and how hot it can get. miguel marquez reports. it's happened again. this time el paso, texas. nats:718 unknown problem from 911. i have that she's a 2 year old female. a two year-old left in the car parked at the family's home. reports the child left to suffocate overnight. an autopsy now being conducted on the little girl before possible criminal charges are filed. and it keeps happening. over and over. a quick internet search says it all. at least 20 incidents involving 26 children. two died. raising the number of children killed from heatstroke this yearto sixteen. all of these cases in the few short weeks since most of the nation was laser-focused

campbell. she is the patrick henry professor of constitutional law of the second amendment at george mason university school of love. she has a ph.d. in history and specializes in constitutional law of legal history and law and war. malcolm is the author of his several books and articles and historical journals for the popular press. her book to keep and bear arms the origins of a -- cited by the supreme court in the case of district of columbia versus heller. we will hear from christopher schmaling peer share of schmaling was elected sheriff of racine wisconsin two dozen tendons have is the first-ever domestic violence specialist position in the state. he resides with his family in mt. pleasant. i understand it is his son 16 for day-to-day so we are particularly grateful for his participation in this hearing creates a pleasure to have you with the sheriff. i know your son must be very proud. next we will hear from justice mccaffery who was born in belfast northern ireland belfast northern irel

and then gradually dry up all the way through most of campbell. fish will begin to die. the photos show areas that dry up and leave fix exposed to predators -- leave fish exposed predators. your asked to voluntarily reduce your water use by 20%. >> are they talking about relocating the fish? >> reporter: a lot of the other creeks they are also under drought stress, as well. if they took these fish from the los gatos creek, there's nowhere to put them. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> firefighters on the front lines of the monticello fire are making more progress. the fire is now 71% contained. evacuations are no longer in effect. all public roads are opened. the flames threatened 40 homes and a campground. the fire started friday night near the monticello dam and investigators are asking for the public's help to determine the cause. >>> an alleged prostitute is due in court today charged in connection with a death of a tech executive on board a luxury yacht. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us from the newsroom with the latest on this bizarre case. >> reporter: it is a