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

a children were outside win neighbor william campbell opened his door. he said something to her new sub about a park nearby, almost like he was annoyed at the kids, and in his pants fell and there was no underwear. >> they went all the way to his ankles, and then he pulled them up and left. >> his pants came down. tom: this neighbor said that she and her husband saw the whole thing. >> she sat there in horror for a while. his pants were loose. why was he standing there like this, with the children out there? >> i started yelling, what are you doing, before he slammed the door. tom: the mother of the four-year-old said thank the lead the children turn to the screaming adults before they saw anything. the police came and arrested campbell, charging him with indecent exposure. neighbors are on edge. >> where is he going now? tom: i called the lot in county jail come and it appears that campbell is out of jail tonight. we tried to talk to him and his condo, but nobody answered the door. live in sterling, tom roussey abc 7 news. alison: developing now a fatal

that relating to death of crystal a campbell. we are waiting for count four that has not been read yet. >> i think it's important -- it is just in. count four deb. >> count four. he is guilty. that means that that is the bomb he placed at the finish line and the jury found that it resulted in the death, one of two deaths. death of lindsey lu and martin richard. that he contributed to intentionally put that bomb there intending to kill people. that's count two. they're going through the first pressure cooker bomb and second bomb alternatively. so far on the top four counts all of them make him eligible for death penalty. >> this is pretty interesting and significant when talking about counts one through three. these are talking about the pressure cooker bomb that his brother placed. i guess i would ondwonder deb the idea he was involved in that. this was a plan conspiracy that they had this plan to do this together. this may be something that gives us a little preview of where the jurors are, perhaps when talking about the dealt p

but now, first, mary ann is in campbell. people here thinking about spring. >> reporter: absolutely. this is one of the busiest days of the year here at the nursery in campbell. we talked to other nurseries throughout the south bay and they said today business is booming. but there is one trend. more people are buying plants that require less water. customers were excited to start planting vegetable gardens in colorful flowers. they aren't willing to give up their gardens but they are willing to change their planting strategy because of the drought. >> we've been going to succulents because they don't need quite as much watering. >> reporter: a big seller today, especially after governor jerry brown announced california's snow pack was at its lowest level in recorded history. only 6% of normal. that dismal picture prompted the governor to require a 25% reduction in water use compared to 2013 for all cities in the state. he also imposed new restrictions to limit watering several days after a rain. and here in the south bay, i

the route will go up santa cruz avenue which turns into winchester boulevard, once through campbell the procession will head east on stevens creek boulevard into san carlos and north on montgomery street which turns into autumn street that, takes them to the s.a.p. center where a memorial service for officer michael johnson is scheduled to begin at 11:00. san jose police say standard security procedures will be in place at the s.a.p. center for the funeral. arena staff will be checking bags, purses as people enter. friends and co-workers including those who were part of the special response team at san jose regional medical center are bracing for the service. >> it's a very emotional toll tomorrow when we see things that are happening, the tv, the funeral and all that, just understand the support that he truly had and i hope if anything that where he is right now up in heaven that he's able to feel that. >> reporter: now the california highway patrol will also be using 45 motorcycle officers to guide the procession from los gatos to campbell and san jose as well as afterwards from the s

well done officer campbell. stay with us. "news4 today" continues. >> "news4 today" starts now. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist and the search is on for several gunmen after a bizarre overnight shooting and chase and wait until you hear who tried to put an end to it all. it's the story that everyone is talking about this morning. >>> a stage collapses at a performance and sends does ups of students to the ground. >>> and why it feels like you're cruising through d.c. this weekend. the big changes on the way

. >> 34-year-old err ron campbell lookinglooking for her birth parents for a very specific reason. >> was at the dentist today for my daughter, and again filling out paper work and they asked for your medical history and i have none. i have none to give them. >> born and adopted in montgomery county campbell had a happy childhood in newtown square. it was when she became a mother herself she wanted access to her original birth certificate. hoping to use it to track down more information about her birth parents medical history. >> i need these records. i need them in case something happens to me. or in case something happens to one of my children. >> because of her adoption that information is sealed. >> you don't have access to your birth certificate. is that frustrating to you? >> it's absolutely frustrateing. i just feel like you're being denied a basic human right that people who aren't adopted have. >> reporter: there's now renewed push to change that. house bill 162 would give adult do adoptees in pennsylvania access to their original birth certificates. if passed, this bill woul

the jury has already found him guilty of the death of crystal campbell lindsey lu officer sean collieryear-old martin richard. the government said each of the victims have time to feel pain time to feel scared and frightened but no time to say good-bye. as they make their case for a death sentence prosecutors have called three surviving survivors to testify also with crystal campbell and her father. he told jurors her father gave her a hug every day and that's what he misses most today. >>> disturbing details about a suspected terrorist. the fbi is now saying sheikh mahmoud ventured to the deserts of the syria. the goal to follow al nusra, an affiliate. and mahmoud pleaded not guilty on friday providing support to terrorists. >>> federal investigators are now reviewing this caught on video. watch this. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> to recap what you just saw, the deputy u.s. marshal snapped beat tris paige's cell phone, smashed it and kicked it. it was taken from an onlooker across the street. it happened in a multisurveillance operation involving a biker gang in south gate florida. paez and th

crystal marie campbell, officer shaun collier and martin richards. these are the people that were killed in the blast and officer shaun collier executed ambushed a few days later as these two went on the run. as well as all the others that were injured or maimed, over 260 people, remember, 17 people lost limbs, horrific damage and carnage played out in the trial over the course of this. this is a prosecution that really began with blood and end ed with blood the people that were there caught on tape andand ending with some of the most incredible pictures, the autopsy photos, the final images in the minds of the jurors, including the autopsy photos of that the young victim martin richards. >> as we continue to await the skrerkt coming in, you can see the live shot coming out of boston there. when you talk about the subsets coming in, what do you mean by that? >> for instance, first they have to establish whether or not he's guilty of this charge, conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction. and in count one, it actually resulted in one of four deat

the jury has found him guilty of the deaths of krystle campbell lindsey lu 8-year-old martin richard.y make their case for a death sentence prosecutors have already called three bombing survivors to testify in this phase of the trial along with krystle campbell's brother and her father. he told jurors his daughter gave him a hug every day. and that issis what he misses most today. john. >>> disturbing details emerging about a suspected terrorist the fbi now says that abdirahman sheikh mohamoud ventured the deserts of syria. his goal was to join his brother in al nusra. an al qaeda affiliate there. ma mohamud pleaded not guilty. >>> and watch this confrontation between a deputy and a u.s. marshal and a woman, caught on video, watch. >> to recap what you saw the deputy u.s. marshal snapped beatrice paez's cell phone. smashed. the video was taken by an onlooker. the confrontation happened sunday. peace and the aclu maintain that her constitutional rights were violated. >>> a judge has given robert bates permission to vacation in the bahamas. bates leaded not guilty to second degree mansl

. >>> it is monday, april 13th almost 5:00 right now i'm tori campbell and in for pam cook. >> let's talk about weather and traffic. steve is off today but we are lucky to have rosemary orozco here. we do have changes coming our way. it will be a little breezy. it has to do with the system moving through the area. we've got just a very weak front coming our way. i don't think it will generate much of any rain and what we do get will be late tonight for today it will be about the cooler temperatures and the winds will pick up ahead of this system as well. anywhere from 10-20 miles an hour. and the gusts could reach 25. we will be partly cloudy for today and again a notable drop in the numbers. 52 degrees right now outside your door in walnut creek. we have 43 in napa. upper 40s in novato. low 50s from san francisco into redwood city. san jose checking in at 52. upper 40s in livermore and concord. as we shift into the east bay, take a look at the a few more numbers here. it could be a little cool out there. take a look at the afternoon highs 66 in oakland today. 69 in santa rosa. 65 in

well done officer campbell. stay with us. "news4 today" continues. >> "news4 today" starts now. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist and the search is on for several gunmen after a bizarre overnight shooting and chase and wait until you hear who tried to put an end to it all. it's the story that everyone is talking about this morning. >>> a stage collapses at a performance and sends does ups of students to the ground. >>> and why it feels like you're cruising through d.c. this weekend. the big changes on the way for traffic lights. >>> first, a chill is in the air this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has your weather headlines. chuck? >> good morning, aaron. it is indeed a very cold start. we still have freeze warnings in northern maryland and shenandoah valley and frost advisories down to culpepper and warrenton. skies are mostly clear, it is really cold. the wind has stayed up overnight. if the wind lays down between now and 7:00 at all, that will still mean a freeze is possible. but temperatures are comfo

suzanne: campbell a former army medic said the adrenalin and his training kicked in. >> they do train us to deliver babies in the academy. >> it's one of those, this could happen and we hear the stories. and i was like wow, that was happening right now. >> here come the baby. suzanne: seconds later the child was born and campbell and aguillar sat side by side waiting for an ambulance. >> good dad and i say thank you. good dad, too. suzanne: she says if she didn't have a name picked out she would have named this newborn after officer campbell. she'll look forward to the day she can say -- >> thank you. suzanne: in silver spring suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. leon: all right. congratulations. now, tomorrow is the 25th birthday for one of the biggest success stories and to celebrate today, the space agency released a new photo from the hubble space telescope. they're showing the cluster of stars that nasa calls the stellar breeding ground. 20,000 light years away from earth. >> hubble three goes far beyond the scientific user community. it hasn't become the people's telescope. hubble image

campbell's employees are building these garden beds as part of the company's week of service.auliflower, spinach peas, lettuce and cabbage all grow in them. salvation army, ray and joan crock community center in camden campbell's built its kitchen in 2012 and serves meals to 350,000 visitors every year. >> it's all part of campbell's effort to make camden a healthy community. this is different work. we're used to building business and building the company but not necessarily building gardens. >> campbell's has been in business in camden for 146 years now. this project is one of 90 going on this week at its locations across the united states. >>> weekend warriors storm target stores hoping for a shot at something they've been waiting for for a long time. why they're so excited and why you might be out of luck. >> and a nasty crash in india. what happened at the hospital that set off violent protests. >> yet another person caught trying to scale a fence at the white house overnight. this is the latest in a number of high profile security breaches that the nation's capitol. the l

jonathan: matt campbell, thank you very much.ead to the break, here's a picture of the markets. 48 minutes into the session gains across the border. the dax up by 32 points. in the u.s., it took 15 years. the nasdaq reclaims an all-time high. euro-dollar higher. weaker dollar. euro stronger this morning. german business confidence, that is the number to watch. that comes out in 10 minutes time. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to "on the move." "the pulse" is coming up in just a few minutes time. guy johnson joins us now. guy: we will get a sense of what is happening in the german economy. ryan chilcote has a great interview. he says he could be a legend. jonathan: i haven't met a single person in the city or had a single conversation with anyone that is putting much weight on this story. isn't that remarkable? guy: it is remarkable. there is a sense that it would be staggering if this one man had caused the flash crash. i'm not going to prejudice the case. jonathan: it is for the court to decide. the line i saw yesterda

one man is stopping this melanie campbell. >> thank you, rev. would be the second woman to hold that position. first african-american woman. we asked the question why loretta lynch. she's exceptional qualified. she's done all the things they've asked her to do. she has the votes. as the congress woman talked about sex trafficking, neither one of these issues should be tied to partisan politics. they really need to step up and lead and go ahead and take that vote and give her that vote on the floor. >> congress woman, she's qualified, no controversy. they're holding a bill hostage. they're trying to use this as an attack on this president. this is absolutely outrageous when you think of all of the things from terrorism to other matters that this nation needs to have an attorney general dealing with and this is absolutely an affront to the american people. if i sound passionate about it it's because i am. >> well i think that we are, too. remember now, remember who's in charge. remember what was said seven years ago that they were going to do ever

i burnt the elementary school down. >> as an openly gay man, campbell's time behind bars has had its challenges. >> being gay in prison is really hard. it is hard enough. your time in here. but the fact that everybody knows that you are gay, it is constant pressure for, you know, sex. >> you have a lot of people here that now that they're in prison they resort to what they have to as far as sex. i have to say there is very few people here who are gay on the streets and gay in here as well. there is a lot of peep that say they don't mess around, but when they get you by their self, it's like, hey, man, what's up? one of the things that struck me about matthew how comfortable he was in his own skin. here is an openly gay inmate in a southern prison. and he didn't have any problems with it. when we went out to the yard to get roll with matthew playing a game, it was clear other inmates did have a problem with him being openly gay. some people were just avoiding him. he was actually calling out to them. >> are you scared? >> it wasn't until the cameras went away and we backed off a littl

maureen: officer dan campbell pulled up next to a speeding s.u.v. and found the woman inside was delivering a baby. he tried to escort them to holy cross hospital in silver spring. two blocks short of the hospital, the baby couldn't wait so officer campbell helped bring him into this world. the mother hilda and her son christopher are doing very well. doug: all in a day's work. tonight, we have a story and that's potential of freezing temperatures. not that uncommon. maureen: but -- but -- doug: not in d.c. but in outlying areas. not something you expect this time of year. it does happen. our numbers say on the almanac page show how far below average we've been. 59 and 45 the average high and low and temperatures this hour holding in the low to mid 50's in the area. steady drop over the next several hours. skies clear and the gusty winds diminish then we'll see the temperatures drop. the winds aren't quite as gusty as they've been during the afternoon. wind speeds now at 616 miles an hour and 12 miles an hour at reagan national airport. late tonight

my name is ron campbell. i'm celebrating my 43rd years a professional actor. i am a lucky man. i feel like lou gehrig without the disease. i was always thinking that i hope i can get back to center stage at teatro zinzanni. when i was center stage in greece, doing "oedipus." i was thinking boy, i hope i can get back to teatro zinzanni center stage. when i was a mime in the streets in rome, i was thinking maybe some day there will be a teatrodin zinzanni and i will be center stage there, why, because where else teatro zinzanni where a performer like myself to time a laugh, so the patron does a spit-take on his wife -- where else can i throw the first hat to a juggler and not just any juggler, but the best juggler on the planet? where else can i also do a high-five playing a character with no hands to [stph-b/] without any hands and we're all laughing. you would see things like this -- i know this won't show up in the transcripts, but you will see -- [laughter ] and little kids going -- so i want that again. i want that for san francisco. >> thank you. trish -- she isn't here? >>

martin richard just 8-year-old. 23-year-old lingzi lu and krystle campbell.odies were filled with shrapnel shrapnel burned and broken as the brothers fled. then the brothers ambushed shawn collier shooting him three times in the head in a failed attempt to take his service weapon. tsarnaev borrowed that gun used in a murder from a long-time friend. it was the same gun used to car jack and terrorize a chinese national. they drove the mercedes suv to nearby watertown. there they engaged in a firefight throwing four more bombs. an officer nearly dying after getting hit by the bullet in the chaos. in boston a jury is holding tsarnaev, the lone suspect, responsible for all of it. we know why he did it all to punish america for the death of muslims overseas. czar tsarnaev left a note saying stop killing innocent people and we will stop. >> it's not something you'll ever be over. you know, you'll feel it forever. there will always be something that brings it back to the forefront. >> no matter if he gets life min prison or death, our lives are forever changed. i wan

. >> mark: a small earthquake has been reported near campbell. the magnitude two-point-four quake hit about two kilometers west, southwest of campbell at 1:11 this morning. of injuries or damage. new this morning. oakland police are asking for your helping in finding a missing elderly woman. 85-year-old burnella deloach was last seen around 6 a-m tuesday at her home on 103rd avenue. she walks with a cane and wears glasses. she was last seen wearing a purple jacket, red shirt and dark colored jeans. deloach is considered at risk because she suffers from dementia, schizophrenia and high blood pressure. also new this morning. >> reporter: scientists still don't know how a sperm whale that washed ashore in pacifica died. even after conducting a series of tests on the dead whale. the 48-foot male whale was found tuesday at mori point. scientists say there were no obvious signs of trauma to the whale, but it appeared to be underweight for its size. which could indicate a >> mark:still ahead on the kron four some members of the san francisco archdiocese

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? in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> each week, dozens of new inmates arrive at the tennessee prison for women. today, paula sisk is among them. >> i'm here becaus

reporting live in campbell. nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you very much. more details on the drought that is having a profound effect here in california. many say the governor is actually going easy on farmers, the growers use 80% of california's water for livestock, and farmers are exempt for the mandatory cutbacks, but growers say they're already struggling getting zero from the irrigation project. >> farmers have been cut back and will continue to be cut back. it is pretty hard to tell somebody, some farmers in the central valley not only do they get zero but they have contracts to give other people water before they get water. so they're in a negative position. >> farmers say they're cutting down orchards, leaving more than 400,000 acres unplanted because they just don't have the water. and if you want to know exactly when the rain arrives in your neighborhood tomorrow you can track the storm with your nbcbay area app, and get a personalized forecast for your neighborhood. it is free for android and iphone devices. >>> it has been more than 43 months s

it will be held on the 800 block of campbell street.his is the same area where a single mother was shot and killed by a stray bullet last month. at the event there will be food, drinks, free t-shirts and prizes. the oakland police department recruiting section will be there as well. the event runs from 3:00 to 7:30 tonight. >>> a spring tradition is in bloom in the nation's capital. the timing is right. the washington, d.c. cherry bloom festival. organizers say this can be a nerve-racking time of year. luckily, the flowers are opening up right on schedule. the cherry trees which number about 3,000 were a gift from japan another than a century ago. they've become a huge tourist attraction. >> only about 100 of those original trees are still around. through the years we've been replacing from the original trees. >> well, this year a delegation from japan is visiting washington where they planted a new tree in tradition of friendship. >>> this marks the start of san francisco's own cherry blossom festival. organizers expect 200,000 people

we want to take you to campbell park from our network there.a look outside at palo alto where it's a little hazy but things are warming up across the bay area. i'm vicky nguyen along with anthony slaughter standing by right now. we're looking pretty nice and pretty warm. >> yeah. it's a comfortable day wherever you go. temperatures yesterday were below average, and today we can't really say that. because of the rain we had, the atmosphere a little chilly this morning. no rain and really no clouds out there. later this afternoon, it will be nice and sunny. temperatures back in the 60s and 70s for most of us, and even warmer as we head to tomorrow and the coming week. the return of 80s to the south bay area. looking at temperatures in the 4 40s, and this afternoon the warm spot will be south bay close to 80. really all day long it's going to be sunny and warm. now, tomorrow even warmer, and there is a slight chance we may see a shower this week. more cloud cover than anything. we'll talk about that and a little bit of a cooldown headed our way in

kevin campbell. long time friend of the show.eputy commissioner at the alabama department of revenue in charge of income tax fraud apprehensive. joe garrett. welcome to you both. dr. campbell i'll start with you. i understand you get a call from your accountant. that's how you heard about this. tell us what happened. >> like any good american, i filed my taxes on the last day. on wednesday. and i had a call from my accountant telling me that they were refused from both the federal and the state. the reason was they had been filed on february 28th previously. so we obviously knew at that point my social security number had been comprised. and someone had fraudulently filed my federal and state returns. >> were you able to follow back and figure out how it was stolen? >> well, the interesting thing, we got very little help from the feds. we did go to the department of revenue and found out someone got a hold of my w-2 from my hospital system and filed a return with my name, my social security number, and my address with last year's

i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. let's talk about weather and traffic.any hot weather coming our way? . >> i like a forecast like today. it's not just by a few degrees. you'll notice it and say, half moon bay that guy in the morning was right. upper 70s. few neighborhoods could be approaching 80 degrees. take a look at the temperature change from yesterday. showing you lots of 60s from tuesday. and everybody back up, in fact most areas back up into the 70. concord upper 70s. 79. as far as right now clear skies over the bay area. tracking higher fire danger to our south down towards southern california. keep an eye on that. the fire danger will be going up with warmer winds

"i called her princess," her father william campbell said. never called her krystle unless she did something wrong." outside small group of protesters protested against the death penalty. 60% of bostonians share that view. judge george o'toole required jurors, "you are never required to return a sentence of death. it's an individual judgment. if only one juror decides against that sentence, dzhokhar tsarnaev spends the rest of his life in prison. >> pelley: prosecutors will go on about a week. the defense will take about two weeks. don, thanks very much. late today we learned that the head of the drug enforcement administration is out after a damning investigation of misconduct in her agency. michele leonhart's retirement will be effective next month. chief white house correspondent major garrett is following this. >> reporter: retirement space michele leonhart from being fired. her departure comes after an inspector general's report revealed dea agents in colombia participated in sex parties financed partly by drug lords. another report foun

. >>> time is 6:47, let's check in with torrey campbell, -- tori campbell. >> coming up in our next halfed are you to your cell phone, how people said they couldn't live without theirs and why these devices do have a down side. >>> and it's throw back thursday, we'll be showing video of mornings on 219 years ago, that is sal way back when and how this is connected to a big announcement, those are some of the stories working on for the next hour, now back to you in studio. >> tori you just flu me. >>> guess what, baseball is back tonight here in the by a i can't i remember, the a's and giants will play an exhibition game, the first pitch 7:15. it will be scott against jake for san francisco. the series continues with a game at at&t tomorrow night and a third game in oakland saturday afternoon. both teams officially start the season on monday. >>> yesterday we got a preview of what you fans can expect at at&t park this coming season, of course there are the three world series trophies, there are also new food choices including gluten free food, also bobble head give aways, game 7 world ser

their lawyer was john archibald campbell, a former supreme court justice who resigned in 1862 joined the confederacy and who during reconstruction, led in illegal campaign against louisiana's republican government that challenged every law the legislature passed, even needed help read your -- regulations. campbell hated the 14th amendment, but now was using it as one might use one poison as an antidote to another. campbell's most famous argument was that the health law violated the butchers'right to pursue an occupation on fedor by government regulations, and the 14th amendment's immunity clause protected individuals against their states in fringing on their natural rights. justice miller and the majority recognized the danger. if the court interpreted the clause so expansively, virtually any state law regulating the economy would be subject to challenging fed -- challenge in federal court. it would make the federal courts the perpetual sensors of all state legislation. by upholding the slaughterhouse law, the justice and the majority sided with louisiana's biracial reconstruction le

tuesday, april 14th i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. i have felt a breeze. the gusts were pushing the car as i was driving in this morning. >> a lot of us will be dealing with that this morning and into the afternoon the winds will continue. today will be the coolest day as expected. we had a weak front move through in the over night hours. dropping just a few sprinkles here and there over north bay. over the north bay and central and south bay. but it is already out of here and behind it we have the winds. let's check in on some of the winds. we have 1 miles an hour reported in santa rosa and novato. napa and fairfield. it is fairly wide spread. it may dip a little bit as we get into the second part of the morning. and with the wind, we have to consider the windchill factor in areas like napa this morning. if it's breezy outside your door it could feel more like 40. 38 depending on how that wind is lowing. we have 50 in san francisco. upper 40s to low 50s over the peninsula 47 right now reported in live

. >> reporter: abraham campbell grew up as youngest of 11 siblings, eight of which are brothers. they helped mold him in the player he is today. >> i was always competing against guys much older than me. by the time i was competing against guys my age i had an edge over those guys. >> reporter: he is a graduate of spring side chestnut hill academy and still works out there. he is kind of a celebrity every time he goes back. >> this is where it all began for you. >> yes, this is my whole everything from here got it coming out of here and where i am now. >> reporter: as a safety of northwestern he ended his career tied with third with 11 career interceptions and 316 career tackles. at combine he led all safeties with 23rep. in the bench press second among in all defensive backs. his high school coach says he is not surprised by his success. >> i have coached a lot of other good players physically but other attributes, his work ethic, his character that takes him to another level. >> reporter: he will be watching the draft right? >> i actually don't think i will watch it. some of my

i am tori campbell. we want to check on weather and traffic. steve joins us now. some exciting changes for the weekend coming up? >> sure looking that way. it's setting up. a couple days away, but tori is correct. there are changes for the weekend. something we have been waiting for a long time. i know it's maybe the timing is not the best. it's on its way. today lots of sunshine. first baseball forecast of the young, young season. a's-giants tonight at at&t park. clear. chilly. no clouds. rather breezy and cool. 40s and 50s. fairfield yesterday 38. today 55. napa was 35. today 52. that's because of that north breeze. if you have any kind of breeze at napa, 10. northwest gusting 21 that votto. gusting almost 30 for some. so it will be clear. it will be nice. we are good to go. the system we are waiting for is right there. boy, that's a lot of cold air. this is going to dive south. won't get here until saturday or late saturday into sunday. but it is a sign of a change here. sunny. nice. breezy. windy for some. higher elevations on the coast 60s and 70s. not too ba

it's going to head north through campbell and then head off to the s.a.p. center.downtown san jose to oak hill cemetery where a private burial service will be held and we'll be following things every step of the way. for now we check in with meteorologist christina loren and find out what's going on outside. >> good morning to you, sam, good morning to you at home. it's a chilly start to the day keep that in mind. crystal clear here in pacifica and just as clear from our bell very deer camera. really nice and cold for this morning. you want to layer up but later on today about five to eight degrees warmer than where we ended up yesterday and getting into this afternoon, mainly cloud-free. temps today in the upper 60s to low 70s. by tomorrow more of the same and we've got some rain on the way. details on that in just about six minutes. here's mike an your drive. >> good morning, a lighter volume overall around the bay. we have slowing kicking in north past the coliseum and the camera shakes a bit. not as windy as yesterday. the san mateo bridge no wind advisory but

the procession will head north on winchester boulevard actually crossing through downtown campbell on its way to the s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. so mass transit might be your best bet. rolling closures, traffic tie- ups, the name of the game, mass transit is encouraged. , the caltrain station diridon station there's also vta, caltrain. passes every passing through three cities, los gatos, campbell and san jose before finally all wrapping up at oak hill cemetery around 1:00 this afternoon. frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> we are going to have live coverage of the funeral procession and the services starting at 10 a.m. if you are away from your tv watch online at cbssf.com. >>> for the first time in california history, the governor orders mandatory watered reductions statewide. that's because most of the state is in extreme or exceptional drought situations. governor brown announcing it yesterday at echo summit where the stated does its monthly snowpack measurement. for the first time, in 75 years there was no snow for the early april measurement. the melt

. >> thirty-four year old aaron campbell looking for her birth parent for a very specific reason. >> i was at the dentist today for my daughter and again filling out paperwork and they ask for your medical history and i have none. i have none to give them. >> born and adopt in the montgomery county campbell had happy childhood in newtown square. it was when she became a mother herself she wanted access to her original birth certificate hoping to use it to track down more information about her birth parents medical history. >> i need these records. i need them in case something hoops me, in case something happens to one of my children. >> because of her adoption, that information is sealed. >> you don't have access to your birth certificate. is that frustrating snow. >> it is absolutely frustrating. i just feel like you're being denied of basic human right that people who aren't adopted have. >> there is now renewed push to change that. house bill 162 would give adult adoptees in pennsylvania access to their original birth certificates. if passed, this bill would follow the current tr

the 2.4 magnitude quake was centered just outside of campbell. it happened a little after 1:00 this morning. no damages or injuries to report so far. >>> this is a live look outside of the bay bridge this morning. boat going by. it is that kind of day. >> ripples in the water. >> very poetic. we're joined by meteorologist christina loren with your microclimate forecast. >> you don't want to overdo it today but it will be pretty nice if you live in san francisco or anywhere near that beautiful water. but i can tell you hot conditions are expected inland for today. i live in campbell. did not feel a thing at my house as we all know here in earthquake country. but it is a 3.0 or better that will really shake things up. we like to let you know about everything that's happening. hey, that could become an active fault so we'll keep watching that for you. 61 degrees. in the vi valley, good morning. temperatures jumping from yesterday's highs. we'll be in the 70s. just about as warm as it was yesterday at lunch time today. 72 for the south bay. 72 on the

. >>> police in campbell need your help the catching a suspected arsonist. police believes he's the person responsible. they think he's in his 20s carrying a duffel bag and wearing a north face jacket. that man is suspected of lighting a work van on fire in campbell on march 30th. police believe the suspect may have hand and face injuries from the fire. >>> the san jose police department wants officers track crime in the city. the department has been using software that analyzes crime reports and uses the data to determine where officers should be deployed. that software is about ten years old. tonight the department will ask the city council to buy a new crime mapping software. the new software would update crime reports in realtime compared to 24-lour delay if with a current software. >>> in less than an hour a bed rock hospital in the east bay is going to shut doors for good. that will leave thousands of people wondering where they can go for medical wear. "today in the bay" stephanie trong is live from the doctors medical center in san pablo. stephanie,

la ruta partir a las 10 de la maÑana de los gatos y continuar por el bulevar ''winchester'' hacia campbell. luego recorrer el bulevar ''stevens creek'' de san jos'' y...algunas calles a lo largo de la peregrinacin sern cerradas... ---el agente ''johnson'' fue abatido la semana pasada cuando atenda una emergencia de violencia domstica.. --- hoy cientos de policas de otras agencias del rea de la baha patrullarn la ciudad para que todos los oficiales de san jos puedan asistir al servicio fnebre.. juanfra/ots --- hablemos un poco del agente '' michael johnson''... el oficial estudi en la preparatoria de ''gunderson'' en san jos.. take vo fue el capitn del equipo de ajedrez y destac en los cursos de matemticas y juanfra/ots --- hablemos un poco del agente '' michael johnson''... el oficial estudi en la preparatoria de ''gunderson'' en san jos.. take vo fue el capitn del equipo de ajedrez y destac en los cursos de matemticas y ciencias... ---el polica fue cinturn negro en artes marciales ..su primer trabajo fue repartir ejemplares del ''mercury news'' en bicicleta... ---johnson era un experto fr

at campbell courthouse, he would cut down and try to reach danville again. but that didn't happen. so anyways, after the attack on the night of april 8th after three night marches in a row, lee's army goes into bivaouc april 9th there is the battle of appomattox brought about because of the pincher's movement. when i used to work at appomattox people would say i guess general lee got here to this pretty village and decided to surrender. that is not the case. because of the the battle of appomattox on april 9th, lee was forced to surrender because he was unable to break through the union cordon. anyways, general lee and general grant would meet at lee's home and surrender. 3:30 afternoon of april 9th the surrender this taken place. i'd like to close with in my years at appomattox courthouse national historical park, i had the opportunity to converse with thousands of visitors and get their perceptions on what the story of that place meant to them. many particularly southerners found it a sad environment, and one which they cared to eradicate in their minds. i could emphasize with th

some of the temperatures today a lot of high 70s low 80s in the south bay. 80 in campbell, 79 in morgan. 75 in mountain view. fremont getting to 74 today. as we head over to the east bay walnut creek 79 degrees today. dannville and san ramon both at 76. antioch and brentwood tieing for 82 degrees. san francisco 64. daily city, 6. san rafael 75 today. much cooler at the beach 58 degrees today. so today and tomorrow, much the same. monday it's going to get a little bit cooler with clouds rolling in for tuesday. and then we're watching this slight chance for showers both wednesday and thursday. >>> telephone scammers conned americans out of $350 million in 2011 and many are demanding the fcc step in. there is a petition going around to get the telecommunications agency to stop the phone calls like the ones telemarketers and scammers use. but it's not that simple. there is a 19 thirt 36 law that requires phone companies to connect every call. they're being reviewed and expected to issue a clarification. >>> everybody has a horrible san francisco car toe tow -- tow away story. they're trying