campbell is a latin thing. despeines is a blood.roblems at times within the facility. >> fighting with another inmate, breaking the rules. you get a $25 fine. i try to make it worth $25. >> despeines, come on in, take a seat. how do you plead? guilty, not guilty, guilty with an explanation? >> i guess i'm guilty for that one. >> he is latin king and you are a blood. >> there's not really no beef between us but it's just a little swauituation i have. that is what led to the incident. >> why didn't you stop? officer told you to stop, that is it. man, it was over. >> $25 is a lot. i was going to get it regardless. >> you were going to get your money's worth. >> basically getting your must be's worth? >> like campbell, despeies has already been in disciplinary for several weeks due to prior fights and now they will let him know how much more time he will get. >> 60 days on top of what you had, getting out december 29. >> on my birthday. >> is that your birthday? >> yes. >> happy birthday. you think you are going to catch one before then

that he struck a deal prior to campbell striking a deal, and then campbell kind of intercepted it andorm and that's what their fights have been all about. >> i don't want a dirty pair of red and whites. i shouldn't be fighting over a pair of red and whites. i understand that. it's the stress of being here. >> another write-up for timothy campbell three days after we gave him 20 days lock but held 40 days over his head. we tried to give him a break to see how he acted and he got in trouble in three days. >> campbell and despeines will now have another disciplinary hearing with sergeant salvaggio and officer nicholson. >> we are going to do jeffrey first. here we are again. the same guy you were fighting last time. how do you plead? guilty, not guilty, guilty with an explanation? >> not guilty. >> not guilty? you weren't fighting with the guy? is that why you are innocent or are you innocent because you met up with him? >> because i met up with him but i was not supposed to meet up with him. >> so that makes it okay. >> it doesn't make it okay. i know that. >> what are you trying to say

campbell: i think it is rubio.his recent poll shows among caucus-goers that he is everyone 's second-best choice. the campaign is bolstered by those numbers. he hasn't spent as most time there as the other people. he hasn't had a dazzling moment. this could potentially he a moment for him. this event seems tailor-made for walker. he actually rides a harley. mark: they are given eight minute talks. for voters looking for the young new thing, the rubio-walker side-by-side will be a big deal. the other person who has a lot on the line is carly fiorina. she is getting great buzz but if you look at our poll, she is not budging. you would think all of this buzz would lead to higher poll numbers, she hasn't gotten any. time is running out for her. she needs to move. campbell: attention, bipartisan unity announcement. democrats and republicans and i what a nest that next year's caucus results will be reported and tabulated into a central " mobile enabled cloud-based platform." that promises accurate and secure reporting. t

i'm glen campbell and i'm -- god bless you.hey, who's running this thing? okay. ♪ that you're moving on the back road by the rivers of my memory ♪ ♪ and for hours you just sitting along my mind ♪ way too much. light winds. ♪ too thin. way too thin. ♪ ♪ we've got to have some treble on out here. this is really terrible. there. thank you. >> that was a really difficult day. that was a difficult leading up to the show. it was really stressful and difficult. that night was really, really, really, hard, you know? and we just knew -- we just knew, there is it. we were going home for the christmas break and that we were not going to add more -- more shows after that. >> i know the first 15 minutes was very -- it was very rough. he was repeating the songs and started talking to much and it was just -- it was scary. scary for everybody. i could just see it on everybody's face. >> i want to see this thing up. i just barely can hear it displayed, okay? now, who is in the hell is doing that out there in my group? would you say that? ♪ you'

so we could not be better served than glen campbell. which is close to where i grew up. he has brought a clarity to this issue. we don't spend nearly enough money on alzheimer's research. we don't really have any way of slowing the progression of the disease. it's going to be a massive problem and we just need to get a big majority of the congress on board with the idea that the federal research dollars are essential in the biomedical areas. they just are. you can't possibly get any approaching the level investment you need on a problem this big. he's trying to come up with something to slow alzheimer's or reverse it. this tour of his says here i am, here is what's happening to to me. i'm going out with a smile on my face and a song in my heart and i'm sharing it with you so you will know. you will know. that may be more of an enduring legacy than all the music he made. >> an emotional moment in washington today where ashley campbell told senators where alzheimer's is doing to her father. that's because she happens to be the daughter of

we're celebrating tori campbell.e us here at ktvu but coming up in 20 minutes, we'll take a look at what she's in for as she moves to her new home in seattle. >> a lot of rain, i guess. snow. >>> while thousands are preparing to celebrate, our sister station in cleveland, making good on a wager. they don't look happy there. what they had to do -- after the break. female announcer: looking for the hottest deal on a new mattress? then don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! right now at sleep train save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot, they're explosive! don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> back when the nba finals began, we placed a friendly wager with our sister station in cleveland. now they have to pay up. >> good morning, bay area. warriors' fans it's a tough day for us in cleveland but

campbell: slow and steady wins the race. mark: iowans gun their motorcycles, secaucus gets souped-up. first, hillary's rivals go all turbo. she called out republican gubernatorial types and their states on voting rights. today, a handful of gubernatorial types returned to the volley. >> secretary clinton doesn't know the first thing about voting rights in new jersey or the other states. my sense is that she just wants an opportunity to commit greater acts of voter fraud around the country. >> she just went into my home state and dissed every person who supports having an identification to get on and playing or vote. >> we have 28 days in new york they have one day. why are you suing me? take care of business at home before you run around the country using these kind of demagogue statements that we don't want people to vote. mark: he was referring to a lawsuit brought by hillary clinton's lawyers against voting laws that exist in ohio and wisconsin. speaking of wisconsin, scott walker's team said that her extreme views are "f

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell.eck weather and traffic and steve's been telling us that suddenly, it's gotten really windy. >> very windy for some. it's changing. >> yeah. >> changing fast. i will tell you, usually june is quiet. that's not the case here. we had a blasting heat wave yesterday. east bay tree. east bay ktvu tree. you can see the fog on the hill. the wind picking up. even out to the east pay we're getting reports. here's craig williams out in san ramon. wow. suddenly windy and cool in san ramon after a warm and still night. i'll say. and katherine says a nice breeze picking up in concord. if concord is getting a breeze and it's nice, that tells you it will be cooler. the moisture streaming up from blanca continues to come here and it's beginning to move up. the system that just missed parallel to the coast also sending in higher clouds. it's the sea breeze that's cranked up big time. i expect the temperatures to go down in the next hour. still waiting for that 25 to 30 at travis. there it is at napa. 2

. >> 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

sal's traffic jam today is all about tori campbell. these are her songs. request list. today is tori's last day and more surprises are in store. >> we do have good surprises for tori. it's fun to hear her favorite songs. >>> the artist who painted the royals mural is is adding an important element today. they will add a trophy to the patienting. nice addition. the mural son display at 27th and north gate. they are also holding a sign party and they are inviting you to come on down. you can add your name to the mural. >>> that hero vta bus driver he has another big day ahead of him. tim watson was honored by the city council earlier this week and later this morning watson will be honored by the vta and then he will be flown in a helicopter to the san jose giants game. he will throw out the first pitch. watson is credited with helping to rescue a three-year-old boy who was kidnapped from the milpitas public library on june 5th. he notified police after he spotted them on his bus. he then drove slowly to the bart station. today is fathers day weekend. it's al

decision led to the award-winning documentary "glen campbell,ite be plea."ll on his final tour taking him from concert stages to the challenges of rehearsal. >> hey, boys i had it just exactly where i wanted it. >> put it up. >> would you put it at 122 out of kicks, put it at 122. >> just for kicks. >> there's too many indians in here man. i'm the chief. there's one driver in here. >> yeah. >> so if you want to be the fire from the ditch. >> that's been one of our biggest problems. glen has become unrehearsible. any rehearsal is more like a sound check, can't get through a song without stopping and trying to tell someone how to play their instrument or that they are playing too loud. >> wait a minute! >> you can see the cnn film "glen campbell i'll be me" sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern, but i want to talk about alzheimer's right now. harry johns is the president and ceo of the alzheimer's association. harry, thanks very much for joining us. as you know 5.5 million americans have alzheimer's. a new case is diagnosed almost every 68 seconds in this country,

, he decided to share his story and that led to the award-winning documentary "glen campbell: i'll beinal tour. >> i had it exactly where i wanted it. >> would you put it at 122, just out of kicks. >> okay. >> too many indians in here man. i'm the chief. there's one driver in here. >> that's been our biggest problems. glen has become unrehearsable. any rehearsal is more like a sound check. he can't get through a song without stopping and trying to either tell someone how to play their instrument or that they're playing too loud. >> one thing i noticed about him asking for a strange tempo change was that sometimes my brother would be, like a little argue meantive and say dad, that's the wrong one. i'd say, guys, let's just do it for him. >> cnn films presents "glen campbell: i'll be more" tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and robert eggy the alzheimer's association vice president of public policy and advocacy. thank you for joining us. this is an amazing film. very powerful very impactful. i imagine that this is something you are very proud of. it does raise awareness. it answer

we see in the film that glen campbell somehow is able to remember his songs.nging the same one after he hit the notes. he's still not as advanced adds your mother s. how do you get through it and how do you survive that pain? >> you know it's been a long journey. it's been nine years since my mom was diagnosed. in the beginning, on her end she felt a lot of shame. there was a lot of stigma always assigned to alzheimer's. she didn't want us to tell anyone. i couldn't talk about it. she didn't want me to tell my friends or even some family members. i definitely got pretty dark and went to a very depressed place and leaned a lot on this one who was amazing. so lucky to have him and a supportive family. i have a wonderful therapist. what's turned things around is doing hilarity for charity, feeling like we have control over something we have no control over. taking charge of any situation that brings you sadness, and even if we can't help my mom, i feel like we're helping the bigger picture, that's given me a lot of hope in a place where i didn't have a lot. >> se

. >> it's also -- it's also tori campbell day. >> well, not officially. >> it's our last day on

marianne favro is live in campbell where people may have a little trouble cooling down this time. first we begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. triple digits, and it's the beginning of june. >> it's not totally unheard of for triple digits in june. we have high pressure across the west. that's helping to drive the heat. the main factor today is this hotter desert air pumping in from the south right across the bay area. it even got the coastline warm. we did not have hundreds at the coastline. but we definitely had the inland with the hottest temperature 107 degrees. now the last time we got this hot was back on june 9th of 2014. let's dur a survey of the current temperatures. east bay is still where it remains the hottest at this hour. danville also 101. it's going to take long time to cool off for tonight. that's why the heat advisory is until 8:00 p.m. in this dangerous heat if you headed to a park to cool off, you likely ended up disappointed. the four-year drought is continuing. marianne favro joins us from campbell with more on that part of the story. >> jeff i'm here

. >> campbells makes a move today.rden fresh gourmet. >> i thought this was great. they're doing better snacks and better natural and organic. they could be a comeback play. i'm not endorsing them fully yet. you're going to see unfi is down and maybe this group has cooled. they supply a wholesaler and retail. and i'm going to quote a guy from wolfe research who says isn't this weakness whole foods and the company did not deny that. they supply to whole foods. in the call scott mush kin says hasn't whole foods deaccelerated quite a bit? they didn't disagree. target and kroger were cited as doing quite well in this area. >> in the theme of m&a, that's the campbells news, and then that pocketer is getting a sniff on the hair care business. >> and then in ge, they want scale and he needs it given his margins. an annual meeting is going on the ceo of gm saying there's no interest in a merger with fiat and it has scale. there's this idea expressed in the journal story today that they would try to enlist shareholders in gm in

but there is no medicine to treat lowered libido. 30-year-old katherine campbell lost all interest in having sex. she was prescribed an antidepressant. >> after taking them a couple of months, i realized i was just now happily not wanting any sex. so it didn't fix the problem. >> reporter: campbell will urge the fda advisory committee to recommend approval when it meets tomorrow. >> it has had a preimact on our marriage. it is a bond you share. it is special and we wanted to share that the rest of our lives i feel like i pulled a bait and switch to my husband to be honest. >> reporter: the medication was rejected in 2010 and again in 2013 when the fda said the benefits were too small to outweigh the safety concerns including dizziness, sleepiness, and nausea. the medication can cause low blood pressure and fainting as well when combined with alcohol. it is designed to be taken everyday. smart pharmiseudicals showed reduction in feelings of dispress. >> this drug increases satisfying sexual events by less than one a month. one in five women will have an adverse effect. >> the fda will

earlier, i spoke to angus campbell in london. he said the risks of a greek exit from the eurozone has increased, from market perspective, though analysts do expect there will be a deal. let's listen in to what angus told me earlier. angus: the clearly palpable fear, concern, a lot of weight and see from other investors who just want to see what the outcome of these negotiations are tomorrow. the eurozone finance minister meeting. the problem, of course, we face is, as you were saying just before i came on air, is that there is no new proposal from greece. despite the efforts from european leaders from jean-claude juncker as well, trying to commit a new proposal it seems like the finance minister of greece is going there tomorrow without any new proposals. it's like going to a birthday party without taking a present. markus: that was angus campbell they're speaking earlier. the greek situation weighed on european markets on wednesday. all three indices the side of the atlantic in negative territory. in the united states this hour,

. >> i'm florence campbell for gayle bradley. i will give you the direct code in opposition to what happened here. in the early 60s two lots together had 9 units approved and foundations were built on the hillside of this lot which was very steep at the top of twin peaks. at the end of the 60s, the property owner wanted to put in the 9 units. planning changed the zoning and they had to sell it off. the next owner of the property from whom gayle bradley bought the property became the developer and has plans approved for 2 units on 5 stories which existed in that hillside. then, all 4 units were approved by building inspectors that were actually built with habitable space on four levels including six bathrooms and four kitchens which exceeded the approved plans filed in 77. you can see that here. i have two of the cards here. overhead, please. >> can you see this? okay. it's six toilets there and you can see more issues with the bathrooms and so forth. also on the plumbing for the kitchens. same thing again in 78. it was 77 and 78.

our reporter is in campbell with more. matt? >> the restriction goal is designed to keep the recharge phones in campbell keep them filled, and to keep us from using as much ground water as possible. we need the groundwater. but taking too much too quickly, can cause more problems and possible damage to the areas underground infrastructure. the browning of the bay area has begun. today the state starts keeping track of the water retailers where city and water companies cutting water use by 8 percent to 36 percent. >> this is when the clock starts running and they have to reduce their water use by a certain percentage based on what they used in june of 2013. this is when they will start comparing the numbers. >> don't expect the water companies and city run utilities to payment penalties on their own. the bill is handed down to you and they use different formulas. starting today east bay mud puts $48 penalty on the bill for customer whose use four times as much water as the average customer. the san jose water company serves more

these sal traffic jams is for tori campbell. necessary is her last day.o other things. going out on top. so we will hear some good music because she does have decent taste in music. >> she sure does. >>> time is 5:25. the artist in oakland the ones that painted that incredible mural of steph curry they are adding an important element today. the two men that call themselves ill luminaries they will add a trophy to that painting. now the artist will be holding a signing party today and they are inviting all warrior fans to come on down and add your names to the mural. >>> the hero vta bus driver that helped locate that toddler in the south bay has another big day ahead of him. i want to show you video of tim watson receiving the award. this morning he will be honored by the vta. and then he will be flown in a helicopter to the san jose giants stadium where he will throw out the ceremonial first pitch there. he is credited with helping rescue a three-year-old boy who was kidnapped from the milpitas public library on june 5th. he then drove slowly to the frem

. >>> also, tonight, cnn films is debuting a new documentary, glen campbell, i'll be me.ere's a peek. >> in a way it's a blessing for his fans because we know that on down the line we're not going to be able to go and see him. and watch him perform. and so, you know, now is our opportunity to get out and to be able to see, you know, living legend. >> glen and my dad were friends. and his music filled the house, the cash house. music magically makes a difference in everyone's life. i mean, it's the fire that drives us on, that gets us through our rougher, harder times. >> i still cling to the fact that music does something to the molecules. i think that music is one of the only things that really collectively can change the molecules in all of us. and gosh what a -- what a -- what an immense blessing to be able to have that impact on people. >> glen campbell, i'll be me, premieres tonight at 9:00 eastern, right here on cnn. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartbur

campbell's that's mm-good, closed at $34.57.ncreased store closures and harsh winter weather. the off-price retailer announcing plans to raise the minimum wage for its employees with six months or more of service to $9 an hour. shareholders didn't like it. off 4.5%. et see's backer tiger global manager hiked its stake in the firm to about 9%. the move invigorated interest in the online craft marketplace and shares popped today by a very nice 7.5% to $15.99. >>> the obama administration wants to forgive the student debt of tens of thousands of students who attended the now bankrupt corinthian colleges. it could expand to debt relief for a much larger number of students. the secretary of education announcing a massive federal forgiveness program for borrowers who can prove they were led by fraudulent recruiting. it eight former students of corinthian colleges. one of the largest for-profit education companies in the u.s. it closed its doors and filed for bankruptcy last month after federal officials accused the chain about lying t

and of course it is filled with glen campbell's amazing music.ng me now is his wife and his daughter. two beautiful brave ladies who are living out out. i command you both for being here to talk about this. i commend you for the battle you are fighting. how is he doing? >> physically he's always healthy and strong. he's always been a great athlete and he's cheer full and content. he's got such a good positive attitude. he has aphasia so he has difficulty communicating with language and he can't really understand anything people say to him. but he can still say short phrases like i love you. and he will say we are so blessed. and he still sings. when he sings it's kind of a word soup. and it's not melodys that we recognize but they're beautiful and definitely in tune. >> what's amazing when you watch the film is that during the course of this it's progressed. i lost my grandmother to alzheimer's and it's awful. this brought it all back to us to any of us who have touched it. certain things remained intact. his musical capability remained intact. d

[ cheers and applause ] larry campbell right there, ladies and gentlemen!bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

three years ago, after her son was born, 30-year-old katherine campbell lost all interest in having sexd an antidepressant. >> after taking them for a couple months i realized i was just now happily not wanting any sex so it didn't fix the problem. >> reporter: campbell will urge the f.d.a. advisory committee to recommend approval when it meets tomorrow. >> it's had a tremendous impact on our marriage. it's a bond that you share that's special and we wanted to share that for the rest of our lives. and i'm only 30 years old. i feel like i've pulled a bait and switch with my husband to be honest. >> reporter: the medication was rejected in 2010 and again in 2013 when the f.d.a. said the benefits were too small to outweigh safety concerns including sleepiness, dizziness, and nausea. a new review by the f.d.a. says the medication can also cause low blood pressure and fainting when combined with alcohol. it's designed to be taken every day. sprout pharmaceuticals has submitted new evidence showing an improvement in sexual satisfaction and reduction in feelings of distress. dr. adriane fugh-b

jim campbell doesn't see the history of the civil rights movement in black and white.st 90 years old he has lived it. he was born in charleston, south carolina at the time a legally segregate gaited city. >> i was in the company of africans who had survived enslavement. and we are pushing now in to the -- and were pushing now in to the front tears of freedom. that's quite a thing to realize. >> reporter: he says his father was the first in his family to be born free. he says it wasn't until he moved north in his 20s to a city where blacks had free movement that he realized what living under segregation had done to him. >> i was downtown in baltimore and getting ready to go to a restaurant, just for a sandwich, and found myself looking for the signs to tell me where to go. and in that instance i had to face the condition that go had happened in my life growing up. >> reporter: reremembers theremembers -- he remembers the water cannons and guns from the '50s did it make you angry? >> no, no, you can't do anything angry. >> reporter: a witness to the police brutality of t

grn reporter campbell mcdermott joins us live.bell, tell us what they are doing to this dam. >> they closed the gates to this dam which is located near the river. the strategy appears to have downstream water level on the euphrates has drop. and this is allows isis to move more freely. the isis strategy against isis in anbar is to seal off access to ramadi. but now isis is going to be able to travel across the river at any point meaning more iraqi troops will be needed to halt it. drinking water supplies are threatened some of the last area held by pro-government forces in anbar. >> i was going to ask you about the humanitarian aspect. any idea the number of people who are going to have their water supply cut off? >> yeah, well, u.n. was already supplying emergency water to township to tens of thousands i believe. the fear is the situation now could get a whole lot worse with the euphrates water supply in jeopardy: iraqi forces are releasing some water from the lake downstream so the southern province will have some flow still com

benshop and campbell are charged with six counts of third-degree murder.enshop was operating the excavator, campbell was the contractor hired to take the buildings down next to that salvation army. >>> in delaware a teenage burglary suspect captured after being recognized on home surveillance footage. the burglary happened on monday then they saw the suspect and realized it was the same boy on the video from his home security system. there was a struggle, police were called, the 16-year-old was arrested. >>> there's new fallout over pennsylvania's moratorium on the death penalty. that moratorium has delayed today's execution of a man who confessed to kidnapping raping and killing a teenage girl. this afternoon, the girl's family is speaking out. trista eng's sister is criticizing the decision. she was 16 when she was murdered back in 1993. hubert michael jr. admitted to kidnapping and raping the teen before shooting her three times. he was scheduled to die today. this is the fifth time his execution has been delayed. in an open letter to governor wolf, eng

but on this night, a light is shining inside campbell county courtroom #2., the fate of now 24-year-old shayna hubers, accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend ryan poston is now in the hands of seven men and five women. >> all rise. >> has the jury reached a verdict? >> we have, your honor. >> reporter: after just five hours of deliberation, the verdict is in. >> we the jury find the shayna hubers guilty of murder. >> reporter: shayna hubers, guilty of murder. the courtroom overcome with emotion. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm going excuse you for the evening. >> reporter: as for shayna, the former honor student once seen dancing in that interrogation room, now sitting motionless in stunned silence. while ryan's family hugs emotionally, shayna's mother slips out of the courtroom unseen by cameras. laura kirkwood was on that jury and says convicting shayna was a no-brainer. >> at no point did i buy the battered girlfriend defense. >> reporter: but guilt is only step one. in kentucky, the jury also recommends the punishment. she faces up to life in prison. so the

it's a campbell song. a long story. i can remember the days. >> i thought it was more like. >> let's go to the time too troubling new study -- >> researchers at walk university found the number of obese adults now outnumber those considered overweight. the study shows that women were much more likely to be obese and overweight and ancken americans have the highest obesity rates among -- >> i joke about this i eat hamburgers, at this point it's no joking matter. you can look at the health side of things but gene robinson we're going bankrupt from this country because of medicare and medicaid. medicare and medicaid. those two programs are consuming 100% of all money coming into washington, d.c. it's unstainable. at some point, we are going to have to have i'm sorry, people hate this for crime, but a broken window's approach to health care. >> oh, the government is getting involved? >> how much of that money is preventible conditions that are caused by obeesty or ag gra vatd by obeesty? there is a lot. >> you have to look

fort campbell is home to approximately 30,000 army personnel, including vital special operations unitd the famed 101st airborne division. units from fort campbell bravely serve as the tip of the skier in executing -- spear in executing the war on terror with the 101st deploying as the first conventional unit in its support. it was soldiers from fort campbell who proudly answered the call to assist with the delicate ebola mission in west africa. and it's fort campbell's unrivaled aviation infrastructure that provides the army with the critical ability to rapidly deploy service members to volatile regions. it's obvious that fort campbell means a lot to our country and i can't tell you how much it means to kentucky. it means a lot to its local community too especially considering the fact that it has annual economic impact of $5 billion to the surrounding area. this of course is a hardly unique story in america. from coast to coast, there is no end of examples of how our troops and our military enrich the fabric of our communities while at the same time keeping us safe. they're our neigh

ble is this prison worker joyce campbell -- joyce -- >> a lot of trouble.ugh this planning that took weeks and weeks to get material to the two men did all that then she i guess only thing in her favor, she had a panic attack and went to the hospital before she could pick them up. i think that prosecution is doing, right now is really trying to squeeze her get any information they can from her. because, idea is they, charge her with many more charges. they are not doing that yet because they want more information from her. lou: emily? law enforcement and correctional system in new york they look bad here. it looks like corruption goes beyond joyce campbell. >> you are right the corruption but the accomplice web it huge, there are things smuggled into prison that are rendered with assistance of outside help, i agree they are squeezing her for information they will keep squeezing her until they are at a point they can send a message there no way that d.a. or the government is going to stand for this any further. >> the idea that this could happen. one way the

maybe you know him from campbell versus rose music. >> how do you end up different growing up in miami? >> a lot of people would have said southern people, whatever they want to call us, in all actuality, we're an island town. miami was made of bahamians that made up the city of miami. now you have different cultures. >> very, very different. >> yeah. >> how was that mix? how has that impacted music? >> when people think about me, this guy makes bootie shaking music. everybody's dancing. everybody is dancing in a sexual way. the girls are standing up on you. the girls stand up on you and put their butt on you. >> i've seen this on television. >> it's no different than a lap dance. >> among your other accomplishments, you ran for office. >> yeah. >> about 70% residents of miami speak spanish at home. >> uh-huh. >> enormous african-american and caribbean community. how come the state keeps electing conservative white guys? >> conservative white guys, popular pastors, you have a quiet community. you didn't get them excited about voting. >> it is the opposite of get out the vote program. i

i went 97 in campbell. that is hot. big dome of high pressure that has been over utah and idaho giving them blazing hot temperatures. it's moving west ward. as it does it's squashing the fog and allow very warm temps. it's also continuing to pump in a lot of moisture. there in lies the rub. it looks like today is not the day but maybe some will come in tomorrow. so today looks to

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. want to check the weather and traffic.w blind closed to try to prevent the heat from coming in. >> how hot was it? >> it was hot coming in. >> today will be worse. >> tomorrow, we'll have a lot of clouds coming in, dave and tori. kind of interesting. one year ago, yesterday, ukiah hit 100. and then yesterday, one year later, they hit 100. same for el cerrito. george mccray told me right on queue, one year ago, 84. it was just as hot a year ago. we'll see what happens in the extended outlook. there are signs of a lot of tropical clouds coming in tomorrow and going into wednesday. for most, it will be sunny, hot. some fog on the coast. already 71 in livermore. my goodness. 71 in fairfield. 68 in concord. san jose, 66. 54, though, half moon bay. william tweety says in vallejo currently 67 already no fog clouds. no wind. looks like we're in for a hot one. i'll say. most locations away from the coast. less than 8 now, 6 miles an hour at travis. anything less than 10 is a sure sign it will be very, very warm unless that picks up

oh, yeah, led zeppelin, the song today are torrey campbell's favorite songs. very cool. this is one of my favorite songs too. you can see how we did that. people didn't know torry was a rocker. you will hear some of her songs. today we're not taking requests, we'll rush next friday. >> love it. 4:26 is the time. the artist who painted the warriors, they are adding an important almost. the two men say they will add a trophy to the painting. the mural is on display 27th and north gate, go by, they say they painted curry in the post, they are holding a signing party today and inviting fabs to go down and add your name to the mural. >>> this weekend is dad's weekend and big time for business, the national retail feddation predict spending at $13 billion. another big trend, experience gifts. >> we're hearing a lot more about people looking to purchase golf lessons or nascar experience they get to ride in a fast racing car or hot air balloon rides, gifts have made a huge wave. >> or tennis lesson for me. as for where shoppers will spend the money a third to department stores f

campbell soup's is adding stocks to its market line.den fresh is the number one refrigerated salsa brand that makes hamas and tortilla chips. campbell is the latest package food company to try to integrate sales by adding up-to-date products through acquisitions. and chipotles part-time workers are going to get a boost in benefits . the restaurant chain says it will receive paid vacations, sick pay, and tuition reimbursement. those were previously offered only to full-time employees. chipotle has more than 50,000 workers. more fallout from hewlett-packard. the ill-fated acquisition of the software maker autonomy. hp will pay another $100 million as it prepares to settle a class-action litigation with ties to the 2011 deal. hewlett-packard paid 64% share premium for autonomy, but ended up writing off most of the purchase price after accusing autonomy of misrepresenting his true value. to ays the money will go settlement fund to resolve a lawsuit stemming from the impairment charge. and those are your top stories of the moment. there is a

campbell soup's scoops up garden fresh gourmet. highlights a flurry of food deals. and sir richard branson is trending today on news he is giving new parents who work at virgin a year of paid maternity or maternity leave. more of that on them or television. olivia: president obama faces new criticism from a republicans for saying that the u.s. did not have a complete strategy for taking on the islamic state. it was what he had to say on monday at the g7 summit in germany. president obama: we don't yet have a complete strategy because it requires commitments on the part of the iraqis as well. about how recruitment takes place, how the training takes place. the details of that are not yet worked out. just two days later, the president could be prepared to announce he is sending more troops to iraq to train iraqi forces good peter cook more on the options under consideration. willne thing most people focus on and perhaps obsess over is the number of troops involved. what we are talking about them according to a u.s. official, is fewer than 500 troops. right now the u.s

today, our highs a wide range, 81 santa clara. 84 in campbell. union city, 78.es today. dublin, 76, walnut creek the same. 67 in almeda, the same for berkeley. and cooler in san francisco, 62. and north bay, some high 60s and low 70s. so tomorrow heading into monday, a bit of that warming trend, the temperatures are maxing out on monday. our tuesday is looking partly cloudy at this point. it is going to get cooler after that, into wednesday and thursday before the temperatures rebound into the following weekend. >>> of course, there is almost an instant bond with a new pet. >> and julie talks about bringing home a pet and it is already sick. >> it was beautiful. he was just so cute. >> reporter: cathey says that copper, her mix was dead within six days of bringing him home. >> very upsetting. >> reporter: he died of parvovirus. >> that told me he had to have been sold to us that way. >> reporter: and she says that the craigs list seller refused to cover the nearly $900 vet bill. >> the legislationture saw a- -the legislature saw a need. >> reporter: 23 you buy f

. >> in campbell the warriors and cavaliers do what no other teams have done in the nba finals. we will tell what you that is in a report. >> check out the temperatures: six to 15 degrees above average and some of the temperatures will be dangerous. i will show you where the heat advisory is for this afternoon. thunderstorms are possible the next couple of days and more heat in the back half of the seven-day forecast. >> in the traffic center that is a look at berkeley and i-80's -- i-80 traveling nice in both directions. we have a serious act in pittsburg with the details when we let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> on monday, june 8 yes, we have lucky people getting the fog on the golden gate bridge. the rest of us in the east bay will have heat. i am not complaining. i am...eric thomas. >> i

. >>> campbell soup says they are buying a michigan firm that makes salsa and hummus, they are scooping it up for $31 million, it's the latest step to campbell trying to grow into faster category of fresher foods. fresh gourmet made their first bucket, it had net sales of $100 million. not a bad turn on your investment. a live look at closing numbers, the dow off 2.5 points and nasdaq down just about 8 and the s&p up just a smidge on the day. less than a point. >>> in the meantime the hsbc bank says they will cut 50,000 jobs hsbc will also shrink its investment bank by a third. it is still though europe's largest bank by assets and hurt by compliance costs and fines and low interest rates. >>> alice cooper gave us an enof the school anthem in 1972, and kids have been singing "schools out for summer" every june since them but today in delaware it was the teachers that were belting out a different iconic beat. ♪♪ ♪♪ good-bye! >> talk about a tough year, teachers here at byron middle school were just as excited for the summer vacation as their students if not more math and history were rep