campbell: i am campbell brown. mark: i am mark halperin. the streets aren't for everyone. that is why they made sidewalks. on the show tonight, why clinton won't back down. and what does the market say? first america's most eloquent politician, benjamin netanyahu, who has given more interviews than malcolm gold while -- gold well on a book tour. a briefing in which josh was asked about the pursuit of the two state solution. >> that pursuit has essentially been the foundation of u.s. policy toward the region, not just in this administration that also under the previous of ministration as well. this is thomas supported by democrats and republicans on capitol hill as well. when premised on netanyahu indicated a weakness in his commitment, and i think that is putting it charitably, indicated a weakness on his commitment to a two state solution, he was indicating a difference of opinion not just with president obama, but with a policy pursued by president bush, and the policy strongly supported by democrats and republicans in the united states and congress. mark: so it is clear

>> i'm campbell brown. >> and i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to cookie bryan, the streets aren't for everyone, that's why they made sidewalks. mark: on the show tonight, why clinton won't back down and what does the merck ad say. but first, america's most eloquent politician, benjamin netanyahu. he's given more interviews to u.s. journalists than anyone else. he was asked about the pursuit of a two-state solution. >> that pursuit has been the foundation of policy in the region, not just in this administration but the previous administration as well. i would point out that this policy is one that's strongly supported by democrats and republicans on capitol hill system of when prime minister netanyahu indicated a weakness in his commitment, and i think that's putting it charitably indicated his weakness to the two-state solution he was indicating a difference of opinion not just with president obama but with the policy purr pseudoby president bush and the policy that's strongly supported by democrats and republicans in the un

campbell: i am campbell brown. your march madness is about to get a blast from the past. step into our delorean as we go back to a simpler time, a time before pope francis when we still cared about what mitt romney had to say. he is talking to katie couric and offering advice republicans. listen to this. >> what you see are the clintons behaving badly. it is always something with the clintons. they have roles which they describe before they get into something, and then they decide they don't have to follow their own rules. i will be talking to one nominee about the mistakes i made an suggesting things here she should do differently than i did. that's pretty straightforward. campbell: you what it said it differently? >> i don't think i've lost any votes. campbell: is it good to have met romney hovering over this campaign. mark: he can rev up the base. there is something here that makes me a little nervous with those answers that he might make the prospective nominees nervous. campbell: i think he is nothing but outside -- upside. he was demonized during his campaign. when

campbell: campbell brown. you're much that is is not to get a blast from the past. instead into our with all due respect to lori and as we head back to a simpler time. a time before frozen when we still cared about what mitt romney had to say now he is talking about hillary clinton female and offering advice to elegant >> romney: it is always something with the clintons. i will be talking to our nominee about the mistakes i made in suggesting things that he or she are to do differently than i do. that is pretty straightforward it is a binder. i don't that guy lost any votes for that. campbell: is it good for the republican party to have mitt romney hovering? mark: he can raise money, give advice to the nominee and rev up the campaigning on his own, but something makes me a little nervous with some of those answers, that he might make the prospective nominee a little murderous -- a little nervous. campbell: he was demonized during his campaign as a gordon gekko type monster. but when he saw the documentary which took him out of the campaign context, he comes off as e

campbell: he believes this is his legacy. if there is movement toward a deal that he does not believe is good for israel he could very seriously look at taking unilateral action. there could be a non--- and opportunity to say to the iranians i have one guy screaming in my ear and republicans in the other. you have bibi and tom cotton take your pick. let's move on, same topic but different point. and not answering questions about a two-state so-called solution about the israelis and palestinians. here is some real talk with bibi's reelection. is there any chance that this snowball survives? mark: the notion that these guys will get a deal not just because netanyahu says he is against the two state solution but the u.s. will be under pressure to do something to join with europe and other countries that want to move in a palestinian direction. there is no way. campbell: anyone who has studied the region said that this particular moment, this is not the right environment. if you look at hamas, the gaza war. the region blowing up.

general campbell: yes. president ghani is a commander in chief, so his interaction with security forces is totally different than where we were under president karzai, the morale, it's gone way up just knowing they have someone that cares for their welfare, that's visited them at training sites visited their wounded in hospitals, that's talked to them about changing the authorities for core commanders on what they can and can't do. he has video teleconferences several times since i've been with him with the senior leadership. he has national security council meeting every week that brings in the leadership if the police and army. again, i think they are thankful that they do have a commander in chief that's taken not only their own welfare but also their family's welfare as he loobs for ways to help out wounded warriors and different things. it is quite good. mr. wenstrup: with that in mind, since they have not been in office very long, you have questions come up about deserters, do you anticipate that rate

general campbell: yes.resident ghani is a commander in chief, so his interaction with security forces is totally different than where we were under president karzai, the morale, it's gone way up just knowing they have someone that cares for their welfare, that's visited them at training sites visited their wounded in hospitals, that's talked to them about changing the authorities for core commanders on what they can and can't do. he has video teleconferences several times since i've been with him with the senior leadership. he has national security council meeting every week that brings in the leadership if the police and army. again, i think they are thankful that they do have a commander in chief that's taken not only their own welfare but also their family's welfare as he loobs for ways to help out wounded warriors and different things. it is quite good. mr. wenstrup: with that in mind, since they have not been in office very long, you have questions come up about deserters, do you anticipate that rate w

officer campbell approaches guns drawn.suspect to get on the ground. >> 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 mite 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 starts hitting the officer, landing several punches to the side of his head. the suspect again makes a run for the door but campbell reach

also tonight, campbell police released this picture. they believe it is the suspect's car. 2005 toyota corolla or something similar with tinted windows. >>> a bay area family ripped apart tonight by a freak accident in front of their home on lovell avenue in campbell. a man is behind bars charged with running over and killing a woman while he was drunkment that woman was his stepdaughter. betty yu talked to the family tonight. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: leslie carol would have been 42 today. she was a loving daughter, sister, and mother who police say was killed outside her campbell home yesterday afternoon by a drunk driver. her stepfather, phillip handel. >> i keep thinking that i will wake up from a nightmare. she didn't do anything. nothing that warranted her losing her life. >> reporter: francis handel said her husband had been drinking earlier in the day and stop by this liquor store before coming home. her daughter was trying to help him park his truck on the driveway. >> she goes in front of him and says dad, about t

you have to do this. >> no. >> campbell?i am not sure he is telling the truth. >> the internet is not a giant set of tubes. that is what he has to know. >> have a good one. we will be right back. ♪ >> we're live 24/7 on bloombergpolitics.com. campbell, what are you looking at on the site? >> a martin o'malley story and more about hillary. >> up next, we have "taking stock." it is time for both of us >> i am pimm fox and this is what i am "taking stock" of on monday, march 9, 2015. euro finance ministers are demanding more from greece. ministers met in brussels and told greek officials they must act quickly in following through with reforms in order to receive more money. greek officials say the country will come through. >> it would never be completed in one day. but it will come to fruition day by day and way before the deadline. >> the apple watch's time has come. today in san francisco, chief executive tim cook showed off the latest product.

that was the day i could die and then cried as she remembered her friendmbered her friend krystle campbell who did. tsarnaev stared straight ahead during all of the testimony showing no emotion and making no eye contact. his legal team chose not to cross-examination any of the survivors who took the stand. the focus here clearly on the expected penalty phase. history would show the numbers are in the favor of the defense here the last 39 years only three federal defendants have been put to death. that's the latest live here in boston i'm jay gray. milissa, back to you. >> jay thank you. hillary clinton is breaking her silence about the explosive report about private e-mail accounts when she was secretary of state. at 11:30 at night she tweeted i want the public to release my e-mail. i asked the state to release them. they said they would review them for release as soon as possible. clinton's tweet comes hours after the house foreign affairs committee subpoenaed e-mails related to benghazi and two days since "the new york times" report came out. it prompted criticism from both sides of the

. >> 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 was 15 years old. i burned elementary school down. it's pretty much downhill from there. >> and as an openly gay man, campbell's time behind bars has had its challenges. >> being gay in prison is really hard. it's hard enough to do time in here. but the fact that everybody knows that you're gay, there's 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'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 yourself it's like, hey, man, what's up? >> one of the things that struck me about matthew was 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 try

a woman in campbell. run over by a drunk driver in her driveway. tonight, police say, the suspect is the woman's own stepfather. kron-4's philippe djegal is live in campbell. after speaking with the grieving family. philippe? >> phillipe: pam. instead of celebrating 42-year- old leslie carroll. tonight her family is preparing for her funeral. >> "i had the truck towed away. its not available to him my locks on my doors have been changed. he's not welcome here and never will be - he killed my daughter." >> phillipe: so, it appears with one deadly decision to drink and drive. 60-year-old filip handl took. and, ruined any chance of returning home to his wife of more than 35 years. frances handl. >> "he was so disconnected and that should here been a red- flag to her that when she stepped in front of the truck. she said dad, this much ok, this much and if cost her her life." >> phillipe: frances says she had just returned to their home on lovell avnue, late thursday afternoon with leslie. when they found filip idling in his truck on the driveway. franc

shares in other food companies mondelez up 3% and kellogg and campbell coup campbell soup are slightly down. >> it's a sluggish start to the year in global activity. a slow down in the u.s. listings is to blame but asia pacific deals have jumped sharply with china ranking number one in deal volume year to date. europe leads by global funds raised however with the u.k. and prance among the bright spots as you can see here. 11 in france and 12 in the u.k. now across sectors industrials took the crown with 45 deals followed by health care and technology. so that's kind of the sector break down if you will when you take a look at the ipo activity we have been seeing this year. let's talk more about what to expect in the coming months with maria. global vice chair of strategic growth markets. tell us why are we seeing so many industrial deals? if memory serves me right it was technology that lead the show in 2014. >> yes, you're quite right. it was technology and actually health care that lead the sector in 2014. we're coming off a very strong 2014. industrials is strong picking up from the

i'm tori campbell. california is dry and getting drier. state water officials are enacting sweep you new restrictions on water usage. many water agencies are already telling customers to start conserving even more. brian floor hess has more. >> reporter: we all know that water is a precious rae source, especially here in -- resource, especially here in wine country as this drives the economy for the wine industry. but here in sonoma county, they say the reservoirs are doing okay but for the state that's a different story. some of the notable restrictions issued by the resources boarded included restaurants not being allowed to serve water unless a customer asks for it. homeowners are barred from watering lawns on rainy days and two days after. you can only water your lawn two days a leak. as for state water resser voices, they are in bad shape. so many local water agencies like here in sonoma are doing okay because of the storms in the winter. the county gets their supply from lake mendocino but still they say the spring will determine if

tom: campbell soup. campbell soup has been a dog. i have no gray hair and it was identified as a dog. >> it is an owner that does not want to sell it. they do not want to get rid of it. 3g could have taken it. it is a dog. tom: with the success of mondelez when you add in the new kraft valuation, that is a phenomenal value creator. >> it is a phenomenal value creator. tom: did you say they tripled margins at burger king? olivia: yes. to your point about whether or not this was expected obviously, we knew that warren buffett said he knew he was going to be hunting for elephants and doing a big deal the ceo of kraft used to work at ripplewood, which is a private equity firm. there was a sense that kraft might be on the table because this was a new ceo that might be more open to dealmaking, versus the person that runs campbells. brendan: when we look around are there any other american consumer companies other than campbells that are waiting for this kind of a takeover? >> catalogs -- kelloggs is another one that has been speculated. i

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francine: thank you so much matt campbell. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse," streaming on the ipad and bloomberg.com. for a look at what we are watching, anna edwards will be talking tax on bloomberg politics. a key issue ahead of the u.k. election. anna: focusing on the channel islands. we have been talking a lot about the role of the channel islands in the tax conversations that are taking place -- the labour party threatening to enable guernsey and others as tax haven. guernsey and others have been saying we are more transparent than the labour party understands. the conservative party has been trying to increase corporations -- cooperation between the channel islands and the u.k. the labour party accuses the conservatives as not getting as far. we're going to be speaking to jonathan, the chief minister of guernsey a little bit later on during bloomberg politics. talk about how the election is playing out, how they managed to forge their business. guernsey specializes in providing financial services to the private eq

jonel carter was arrested in campbell last march. sheriff deputies are not sure if he would ever come back it's making some people nervous. here is a picture. he's described as peaking 5'11" -- as being 5'11", 220 pounds. he has a goatee, and the word alice tattooed on his neck. there's been extra paroles but no sign of carter. he was being treated at a hospital when he overpoured a deputy and escaped. >> always concerned about that when kids are involved. i hope the police find him. >> reporter: several hours later, a burglary was reported at the nearby sierra crest apartments and police think carter may have been responsibles. sheriff's deputies say he should be considered armed and dangerous. so if you see him, call 911 immediately. this is very disturbing news. people who have children -- [lost audio] >> we just lost contact with janine. we'll get an update on that. >>> a man is in the hospital with a serious head injury after another man reportedly pushed him into the side of an oncoming muni train in san francisco. it happened

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here we met the campbell family from baltimore.' express. >> particularly enamored with the idea of majarajas. >> why? >> well, just seems like very exotic time. >> the majarajas you likely recall, controlled parts of india during the 19th and first half of the 20th centuries. they were flamboyant rulers, to say the least. >> in their apparel, in their palaces, in everything. the intention was to show people that they were different and that they were rulers and that was why they were different. >> it was about show, but it was about maintaining power. >> absolutely. yes. >> sir mark tully a journalist and train enthusiast explains majarajas were empowered by british colonists to help control parts of the india. it was a time when the british were building railroads across the subcontinent and trains were considered a sign of modernity and health. >> the rail ways were very important to the majarajas because they were prestigious things. and if you look at the trains that you can see they were built very obviously, blatantly luxuri

chairman and thank you, general campbell. i can tell you that when we went to see general ghani he would so terribly appreciative of your efforts and all the efforts of our military and our support personnel. incredible. also happy to hear from president ghani of his relationship with the university of nebraska at omaha and the afghan study program, so i was glad to hear that and i want to thang congressman wilson, the chairman of our subcommittee forks his leadership and also my two colleagues. it was an immensely important opportunity for me and our district to see what was going on. just -- we had -- we went to obviously to jordan and iraq and afghanistan so we got the entire picture in a way. and congress woman stefanik asked a critical question. we have many fewer members of the armed services in iraq than we do in afghanistan and for historic reasons and for reasons you have discussed. could i just ask you to comment just a little more on this situation? if the isis situation becomes more -- already is very dangerous bu

he was arrested in campbell last year for five charges of child molestation.n the run for about five days. >> it's surprising that no one has seen the guy or heard about him or found out where he is. that's kind of concerning. >> reporter: after fighting off that deputy and making a run for it johnell carter han on the run. since they despite a chopper and canine search, he managed to slip away. a witness reported seeing a burglar matching that description leaving a condo not far from here, so they're looking for him in this neighborhood, but they're also looking for him in campbell, which is where he was arrested on five counts of child molestation charges dating back to 2014 if you have information about his whereabouts, police say do not try to apprehend himself, call in authorities. >>> it's 6:46, time to check on the microclimate forecast for the monday morning, a peek outside for the south way. we're trying to get used to the new time. >> never easy to start out your workweek to begin with. how about some nice calm conditions? >> it's lovely on the will.

that's what led people to think 3g was eyeing campbell earlier on.think this puts pressure on any of the companies to merge and alleviate some of the pressure that way. >> i think it may. i think it certainly is up to each company. a campbell soup level, we continue to believe, we could be wrong, the board, controlled by the doron family and the stock controlled by the doron family they are unlikely to sell. but one never knows. could be a structure set up that would make it attractive to them. i never thought wrigley would go. these companies need to change whether internal or externally forced it's going to happen over the next few years. >> thank you for joining us ken goldman, analyst of the food companies at jpmorgan. >>> warren buffett himself on "squawk box" -- we'll have him later. we'll have becky come back with sound from warren buffett. obviously he spoke to us. he's a long-term believer. >> he said forever. >> forever. >> how long he will hold on to the asset. >> are you going to add to your stake? he said i'm certainly not going to subtr

campbell police arrested him last march on suspicion of five counts of child molestation. he may look a little different from his photo because he now has a shaved head. he was at valley medical for a medical procedure and fought with a deputy. neighbors here hoping he's long gone. >> i'd hope they'd get this guy off the street. never good to have a child molester on the street so close to a school. >> reporter: there's a preschool across the street from where he was last seen. they have extra patrols out looking for carter although they won't say what areas they are focusing on. they will look in the campbell area because that's where he was first arrested last year. if you do happen to spot this guy, don't try to approach him. just call 911. mary ann favro, nbc bay area news. >>> as the world celebrated international women's day to demand gender equality local activists used the day to stage a protest against the archdiocese of san francisco. nanette nanette? >> reporter: good afternoon, peggy. it's all about that controversial morality clause that archbishop corleone is

i didn't see campbell's. our next real, real deal. oil prices up four days in a row.he us dollar loses ground against its rivals. oil inventories are rising for the 11th straight week. chad, they're talking about the fact that the inventories are up to the point where i have this vision that there is no more places to put it. the cups are running over. >> right. look, it looks as if you have a convergence of things happening. you have a supply issue, which you just mentioned as well as a demand issue. global growth is decelerating. the demand curve is shifting lower. we were bearish on oil. we're more constructive on oil now. we would look for opportunities there. but for the highest quality oil companies, our forecast for wti oil is $53 a barrel -- it depends on your holding period. i would suggest that investigators look two to five years out. be long term holdings of companies that are mega caps. >> go to $100 by 2016. i mean, but that's the guy who is selling oil. obviously i want it to go to 100 bucks. he's been doing that for years. i think i called the bottom a

campbell, we thought a perennial takeover target as long as i've been covering the m&a beat. >> campbell's00 million, their fastest growing. all of the guys ought to consolidate. consolidation in the industry is amazing. you're simon from hane, saying, warren warren, love ya, i've been taking share from every one of them. if you are the people at whole foods who run that company, you're saying listen i don't want any of the brands in my stores. i don't want any of them in my stores because they're the least natural and organic, part of the industrial food bureau and that is not selling in this country. >> yeah. >> that's the way it is. >> we'll see. we'll see if it ever swings back way from that. i like a few preservatives. i don't like things getting rotten. thanks, jim. >>> next we'll get to some other storks making headlines. remember 1993 baseball classic "the sandlot"? a few new york yankees decided to re-create a scene and didn't do that bad of a job. the video when we return. [ male announcer ] your love for trading never stops. so if you get a trade idea about, say organic food sto

. >> ruth campbell. >> hello, i'm marlene the president of the k45g9 neighbors association i served on the coalition that negotiated with california pacific medical center that was approved by the board of supervisors in 2013 we were involved in this for 8 years and did extensive traffic studies ended up with the grant and the transportation improvement that is a very complex number of work on the transit transportation bicycling public safety part of the hospital and the study started in 2001 and the ended in 2009. and since then there has been right now in the planning pipeline crossing to director ram another 68 thousand units being built on the polk side we have outdated traffic information we're looking at as well as the development of the polk street plan as wrarpts to the corridor balloon with the hospital and have changes in the employment dominate when we started 51 percent of the hospital workers lived in san francisco now we're down to less than 40 percent more and more people are consulting in from longer distances to work in our hospitals and other critical businesses oper

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he's charged with five counts, and campbell police arrested him a year ago. neighbors are hoping he's long gone. >> i would hope they would get this guy off the street. it's never good to have a child molester on the street, espec l especially so close to a school. >> deputies say patrols and detectives searched, but couldn't locate him. deputies say if you do spot him, don't approach him. call 911. >>> san jose police investigating a shooting near mt. pleasant high school. officers say they found a wounded man at the scene. police have not made any arrests. >>> also in san jose, growing shrine for a man shot and killed in a drive-buy shooting. it's on almaden avenue and oak street. both were taken to the hospital, one died there. the other is expected to recover. police have yet to release information about the gunman. >>> 4:34 right now, oneman critically injured as a muni train struck him in the head during a fight. this happens around 5:00 last night. two men were fighting on the platform, one pushed the other into an oncoming train. the victim suffered l

i'm tori campbell. we're following developing news out of san francisco where police are at the scene of a double homicide. two men were shot near crocker amazon playground. that's where we find david stevenson. good afternoon, david. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. this took place in a parking lot adjacent to a soccer field. it's still a very active crime scene. a number of investigators behind me there. they are marking bullet casings and examining a couple of cars in the lot. now, a closeup look shows a tan camaro in which the victims were sitting this morning. police say this began at about 9:36 a.m. when two male suspects walked up to the car and fired shots. the suspects fled. we're told park workers alerted police responding within a couple of minutes but were unable to find the suspects. both of the victims died despite efforts to revive them. investigators are looking into whether this was a targeted shooting and/or a case of gang violence. >> every crime and shooting our gang task force wil

campbell received summonses for occupancy violation and speeding. a variety of stars and high- profile figures were on hand in chicago today for the annual polar plunge. the event got 45-hundred people committed to diving into the icy waters of lake michigan. according to officials the water temperature was a frigid twenty degrees. they may seem crazy. but it's all for a good cause -- they're raising money for the special olympics. actor vince vaughn went into the water. as did pop star lady gaga, who brought her fiance taylor kinney along for the dip. a lauded musician teases a new album. and a hit t-v show is getting ready to premiere a new season. jeremy roth has those stories and more in today's hollywood minute. >> jeremy: kanye west shared some big news with fans this weekend! the rapper took to twitter to announce his upcoming album title. posting a diamond-shaped image, with the caption: "so help me god." just as west surprised fans with the announcement,he is also planning to surprise them with the album's release. like winter, the 'game of

i consulted with general campbell in afghanistan, my national security team, i decided we'll maintain our current posture of 9,800 troops through the end of this year. the specific trajectory would be the 2016 drawdown would be established later this year. to a final consolidation to a kabul embassy presence by the end of 2016. this flexibility reflects our reinvigorated partnership with afghanistan, which is aimed at making afghanistan secure and preventing it from being used to launch terrorist attacks. reconciliation and a political settlement remain the surest way to achieve the full drawdown of u.s. and foreign troops from afghanistan in way that safeguards international interests and peace in afghanistan. as well as u.s. national security interests. second and a best way to ensure afghanistan's progress as a political settlement, we'll continue to support an afghan-led reconciliation process. president ghani, you have shown both leadership in reaching out to pakistan, which is critical to the pursuit of peace. afghanistan and the united states agree on what the taliban must done

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i'm tori campbell. police officers from around the bay area are gathering today in the wake of the deadly police shooting of officer michael johnson. the san jose police officer was shot and killed last night during a confrontation with a man. we have live team coverage. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega is in the neighborhood where it happened. but first let's go to brian flores at san jose police headquarters where the flag is at half staff. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. i think san jose's mayor said it best when he said this is san jose's darkest day. we continue to be here at headquarters this morning the flags are remain at half staff in honor of 38-year-old michael johnson. the outpouring of support and grief was seen. this is video of the officers throughout the south bay coming to police headquarters, offering condolences and prayers. we saw officers from campbell, santa clara county sheriff,s, many of them wearing the black band across their badges. but this has been a

campbell is recovering. his family is now offering a $2,000 reward for information that leads to the gunman's arrest. the case against a teenager accused of attempting to rape three women in a walkersville park has been delayed. the 17-year-old was arrested last may and charged as an adult in a string of sexual assaults. spence has been found not competent to stand trial but a judge ordered he undergo counselling and face a second competency hearing in september. positive signs for an american aid worker being treated for ebola at the national institutes of health. that person's condition has been upgraded from critical to serious. the patient was flown to bethesda from sierra leone two weeks ago. a different kind of medical emergency today along i-270 in rockville. take a listen. >> i'm having a baby right on the side of 270. >> oh my god! i just gave birth in the car. oh! scott: that was amanda and john nelson handling baby jacob's early entrance to the world. it was a brief scare when it took jacob a few

. >>> and camden-based campbells soup is offering works a buyout. they are looking to cut $200,000 in operating cutting. yesterday they started a voluntary buyout program for employees. in a statement filed with the security and exchanges commission campbell doesn't know how many employees will try for the program so they cannot estimate the cost at this time. >>> 44 degrees here at nbc 10. and dry in the region. that includes cape may. but don't leave the house without a warm coat and an umbrella. we have rain on the way. right now it is in the 30s. christine maddela is here this morning. good morning christine. >> reporter: good morning. speed limits tend to be in the 30s. not a lot of volume. i'll have an update when we come back. >>> and the show of support for a special needs value that was stolen. pe nn state is right here in greater philidelphia. ♪ we are top ranked by corporate recruiters. ♪ there's new scholarship money available. ♪ we have four year degrees so you can finish here. or at another penn state campus. ♪ and there's no applicati