that's what visual artist jim campbell explores in his work.ands of led lights or even simple light bulbs. from close up, the lights seem to blink at random, but take a step back, and your eyes begin to connect the dots. producer monica lamb and photographer aaron drury take us into the workshop of jim campbell. campbell: so, these are pixels, waterproof pixels that we're testing. i'm jim campbell, and i work with light in the field of electronic art. i was an engineer in silicon valley for close to 25 years. we made convertors from low-resolution tv to high-definition tv. one of the things that i was interested in early on and continue to be is, if you take away all of the details of an image, is there anything useful from an experience of looking at something that's low resolution? is there some sort of essence that can be found in taking an image and getting rid of most of the information and just leaving a little bit there? my day job was high-definition tv, and my artwork went the other way. is it possible that it has different optical cha

last september, nathan campbell started kindergarten.ight away his teacher- noticed something was off. from our partners at cnn - cleve bryan has the story. she called and said do you think nate's coloring is off? nicole defeo campbell says her son nathan is alive because of his school nurse.last september nathan campbell started kindergarten at zane north elementary school in collingswood. right away his teacher kathy keller noticed something was off.kathy keller - kindergarten teacher zane north elementary"he stood alongside of me and he said that his leg hurt and he didn't want to really go out and play"keller asked nurse patti butler to take a look and immediately alarm bells started going off in her mind. patti butler nurse zane north elementary"his skin was translucent and that's when i said nicole it's nurse patti please i've only seen someone look this color once in 25 years, prove me wrong"campbell says waited a couple days to take nate to the doctor, meanwhile nurse patti kept calling.nicole defeo campbell - mother" honestly, i

see behind me here in campbell that gas is $3.15 for regular a gallon.y expensive already. well, with this new tax hike, expect your gas to go up by 12 cents a gallon. and your car registration will also go up between $25 and $175 per car per year depending on the value of the car. and electric car registration will go up by $100 a year. sb1 is set to raise $5 billion a year to repair highways and streets. there hasn't been a gas tax increase in 23 years. >> so many people that represent the most number of poor people said we are voting for this because the jobs, health and prosperity and other people said crocodile tears for poor people but they voted no for prosperity. >> reporter: so republicans were against the gas tax saying money has been misspent for years. assembly republican leader chad mays said, democrats just gave us the largest gas tax increase in state history. a deal so bad they needed $1 billion in pork to buy the votes to pass it. california deserves better. the governor pushed this bill. now it goes to him to sign. live in campbell, mar

, nathan campbell started kindergarten at sane north elementary school in collinswood. right away his teacher kathy keller noticed something was off. >> he stood alongside me and said his legs hurt and he didn't want to go outside and play. >> reporter: keller asked nurse patty butler to take a look and immediately alarm bells went off in her mine. >> his skin was translucent and that is when i said, nicole, this is nurse patty, please, i want you to see someone, and prove me wrong report campbell wait aid couple days to take nate to the doctor but nurse patty kept calling. >> honestly, i wrote it off. i really thought that she was being an alarmist because i didn't see anything wrong with him and then that night doctor , the phone call came and said we got results of the blood test and he need to get to chop. >> reporter: nathan was diagnosed with leukemia and started treatment for cancer in his blood at children's hospital of philadelphia he is now in remission and nicole credits nurse patty with saving his life. >> if she hadn't called we would not be standing here t

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you know, gas is already high over here in campbell. it is $3.15 per gallon for regular.s going to get higher by 12 cents per gallon because of the new gas tax. and that's not all. your car registration is going up between $25 and $175 a year per car depending on the value of the car. and electric car registrations go up $100 a year. now, this new bill is called sb1. it's set to raise $5 billion er maintain our highways and roads. also important to mention this is the first gas tax hike in 23 years. >> reader's digest says our roads are 49th the worst. other people say they are like 43rd. whatever. we got to fix 'em. it takes real money. it's not in the general fund. and all this stuff well caltrans isn't so efficient, well, caltrans is a lot more efficient than its critics. and it's not perfect. and nobody is. [ laughter ] >> reporter: republicans were against the gas tax saying our money has been misspent for years. assembly member vince fong released this statement saying: now, the governor pushed for this bill and it heads to him now for his signature. live in campbel

toni was a student of professor campbell.l saying toni's understanding of racial nuance is innate. south central community leaders don't see amazing but they do see progress. there's a change for instance from the 1992 tension filled relationships between african and korean americans. >> i believe at least in race relations have improved. i think the second generation, they speak english. >> but they want more community investment. >> well, we need more private corporations in to help the government create something in the communities. that's what i look at social enterprise at. >> at the core is a blue collar working class community. >> from the hispanic perspective i think that's what you're built to go to work, get a job. because of that, that becomes a working class. >> but there's still those seven minutes of rodney king on tape. a historic first in the use of the term caught on tape. police in the line of duty, a black man being beaten. >> another '92 could have easily happened. it could happen in los angeles, and it co

last september, nathan campbell started kindergarten. and right away his teacher- noticed something was off. from our partners at cnn - cleve bryan has the story. she called and said do you think nate's coloring is off? nicole defeo campbell says her son nathan is alive because of his school nurse.last september nathan campbell started kindergarten at zane north elementary school in collingswood. right away his teacher kathy keller noticed something was off.kathy keller - kindergarten teacher zane north elementary"he stood alongside of me and he said that his leg hurt and he didn't want to really go out and play"keller asked nurse patti butler to take a look and immediately alarm bells started going off in her mind. patti butler nurse zane north elementary"his skin was translucent and that's when i said nicole it's nurse patti please i've only seen someone look this color once in 25 years, prove me wrong"campbell says waited a couple days to take nate to the doctor, meanwhile nurse patti kept calling.nicole defeo campbell - mother" hones

low 70s from willow glen all the way into cupertino and in campbell. 70 in santa rosa. low 70s in fairfield back through the delta including brentwood and discovery bay. your extended forecast calls for, yes, nearly 80 degrees away from the bay on friday. then that increasing cloud on saturday. we have ourselves a dry weather pattern. here's jaclyn with traffic. >> look good and we will enjoy those dry roads. right now, drivers still dealing with some of those wet roads from overnight and we are seeing some of those accidents along 880. we are dealing with a crash in san jose and this is right near brokaw. it's not blocking any lanes, but you will see some flashing lights. chp heading to the scene and looks like they may need a tow truck. so just be careful if you are making your way out the door. if you are planning on using mass transit, so far, so good. we are tracking about 28 trains for bart and everything is running on time ace off to a nice start on train number one. through martinez southbound 680, we are seeing delays and they continue to stretch. you can see s

easter, rebecca and katherine bra braxton. >> eastster chandler and rebecc campbell. hope you got the opportunity to talk to them during break and at this symposium. >> their ancestors came over in slaves from bar by the wbados. their ancestors arrived and remaining at emancipation. we video taped all this history with them in black and white and we produce programs with them of members at the local family and state and national levels. >>e >> they want to learn more of the people not just o f the past but the present. the descendants point of view made for a personal, complex and nuance story. in addition, the senate learned from one another, both cognitively and spiritually, they got to know one another. we do expect respecting one another and respects of different points of view. the ticket for participation and our programs have not been forgive necessary ness or recon. >> we do appreciate the silences that's been referred. >> when they are together, we do have these programs. we go out to lunch together. it is important that the descendants know that dray hall wo

. >> the campbell's have lived in this neighborhood for 23 years.have a daughter and two sons. they've lost both sons to gun violence. >> are there moments that are harder than other times? >> a whole a lot of them, yeah. i see a lot of boys on the street resemble my children. that tears me up. when i see people doing things with their sons, that kind of gets me too. >> i feel like you have your good days and you have your bad days. you have some days where you wake up and it's like this is all you can think about. >> the campbell's worry constantly about raising a new generation of black men. >> my son was sitting in the front room last night and i told him -- he was sitting by the window. and i was just like sit on the couch over there by the wall. it's just really small things. >> do you feel restricted that you can't move the way you want to move? >> i feel enclosed and there's bad memorandums in the how it is. i feel i worked go outside and play but i can't because it's violence outside. >> the feeling i have to be scared to walk to the store o

. >>> tonight at a church in campbell they mourn those killed in the attacks. marianne favro is live at the  orthodox church with reaction from egyptian christians. marianne. >> reporter: terry, as worshippers came here to this coeptic church to pray, they expressed their solidarity with those in egypt who lost their lives practicing their faith. the blast set two churches in northern egypt turned palm services into scenes of horror. >> crying. >> reporter: tonight thousands of miles away at the saint george coeptic church in campbell, people came together to pray for the more than 40, men, women and children killed in the attack in egypt. >> condemn what's happening and we pray for our families back home in egypt. like all of us, we have family members over there. >> reporter: the bombings come less than four months after another deadly attack at a coeptic church in cairo. he is home from egypt lost relatives in that bombing. tonight at saint george, a sense of solidarity, grief, and disbelief. >> it's like before easter, the same thing is happening again. s

glenn campbell, bbc news. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has defended his style of leadership. he accused theresa may of using "simple slogans" to seek "unchallenged" power, and slipping into what he called a "presidential bunker mentality". 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. you may have noticed the turn of the campaign has been a little personal. the labour leader is not usually respond but today he decided to attack. when party leaders put themselves ahead of serving the people, they stop listening and even put our country at risk. barely nine months into the premiership, there are months into the premiership, there a re clear months into the premiership, there are clear warning signs that theresa may and her closest advisers are slipping into that presidential bunker mentality. the conservatives are determined to save the choice is about leadership. labour ‘s usual response is to try to change the subject, talk about policy but now clearlyjeremy corbyn believes it is worth the risk to take theresa may on in her own territory. where is insecure leaders want to

glenn campbell, bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has defended his style of leadership. slogans to seek unchallenged power, and slipping into what he called a presidential bunker mentality. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. you may have noticed the tone of this campaign has been, well, a little personal. the labour leader usually doesn't directly respond, but today he decided the best form of defence was attack. if party leaders put themselves ahead of serving the people, they stop listening, and even put our country at risk. barely nine months into theresa may's premiership, there are clear warning signs that she and her closest advisers are slipping into that presidential bunker mentality. the conservatives are determined to say the choice of this election is all about leadership. now, labour's usual response to this relentless message is to try to change the subject, to talk about policy. but now, clearly, jeremy corbyn believes it is worth the risk of taking theresa may on, on her own territory. whereas insecure leaders want to feel stronger by asking

. >> the campbell's have lived in this neighborhood for 23 years. and two sons. they've lost both sons to gun violence. >> are there moments that are harder than other times? >> a whole a lot of them, yeah. i see a lot of boys on the street resemble my children. that tears me up. when i see people doing things with their sons, that kind of gets me too. >> i feel like you have your goodays and you have your bad days. you have some days where you wake up and it's like this is all you can think about. >> the campbell's worry constantly about raising a new generation of black men. >> my son was sitting in the front room last night and i told him -- he was sitting by the window. and i was just like sit on the couch over there by the wall. it's just really small things. >> do you feel restricted that you can't move the way you want to move? >> i feel enclosed and there's bad memorandums in the how it is. i feel i worked go outside and play but i can't because it's violence outside. >> the feeling i have to be scared to walk to the store or go play basketb

. >> the campbells have lived in this neighborhood for 23 years.d a daughter and two sons here. they've lost both sons to gun violence. >> are there moments that are harder than other times? >> a whole a lot of them, yeah. i see a lot of boys on the street resemble my children. that tears me up. when i see people doing things with their sons, that kind of gets me, too. >> i feel like you have your good days and you have your bad days. you have some days where you wake up and it's like this is all you can think about. >> the campbells worry constantly about raising a new generation of young black men in this city. >> my son was sitting in the front room last night and i told him -- he was sitting by the window. and i was just like sit on the couch over there by the wall. it's just really small things. >> do you feel restricted that you can't move the way you want to move? >> i feel enclosed, and there's bad news in how it is. i feel i want to go outside and play but i can't because it's violence outside. >> the feeling i have to be scared to walk to

week after the massive memorial service of large oval appeared of the offices he rotenone to bobby campbell digest today from aids-related meningitis. this is how we receive to the news. but we have never met. and they have given reaffirmation to weep angrily. and that he intended to, for publication. and it is not day farewell. instead it was then:negative letter to the editor and in his quiet voice they're not either traders but there level headed to the and to say the last public words so to have some personal passages to engage the epidemic. it was a political disaster that begin as 41 cases of hiv around the world 40 million dead that there were multiple times to contain the epidemic and it took the work of a very unusual group of people and to take on the system first to revolutionize the way of the pharmaceutical research has undertaken the drugs are identified and steadied and brought to market. those individuals to bring those years to end and to identify the compound they designed the protocol that made a great difference. and through that and how to use them but they excuse this

joan campbell thought it was the case of... alistair leavey asked more generally...plore the bbc‘s election coverage with a representative of the news department in the coming weeks. but before we leave the subject for now, let's mention some complaints made about the corporation's social media coverage, a more significant aspect of its output than in any previous election. last thursday, the presenter of radio 4's today programme, nick robinson, posted this on twitter. some wondered whether the former bbc political editor had overstepped the bounds of impartiality, with mark robson responding... nick robinson responded to objections like that by writing the following on facebook... meanwhile, the current bbc political editor, laura kuenssberg, also faced criticism after tweeting as follows on monday... hugh yeager was one of those objecting to that wording, commenting... so, is there a danger of tweets like this from bbcjournalists, with their requirement for brevity, infringing the corporation's guidelines on fairness and balance? we put that complaint to bbc news,

yes, he is a friend of kate moss and naomi campbell.ss ceiling in that way, he is a man of colour and they have never had that either, in what is a notoriously white industry in terms of luxury goods. through. -- true. we do not find out who the others were, in the running for it, these things are closely guarded. he is meant to be very well connected. not just a friend of kate moss, he was given an obe, he comes from gani originally. he started in the fashion industry at 16. it is a toughjob, being fashion industry at 16. it is a tough job, being editor of fashion industry at 16. it is a toughjob, being editor of vogue. you are constantly in the spotlight. people will be watching to see what changes he makes to what is quite an important part of the fashion scene. i suppose it is very hard to make your own mark on a publication that has been around for so long. also, with editors who have been around for a long time. he is taking over from alexandra schulman who was in thatjob along time. the great thing here, here is a friend of pharr

and gilroy, campbell, cupertino as well. east bay numbers up to 66.rfield and danville, blustery winds in discovery bay. 58 in bodega bay. we'll talk more about the unsettled weather pattern and when the sun will make a big appearance. >>good morning and your monday morning commute is making an appearance. we're tracking hot spots slowing things down. in sunny vail, this crash is not blocking any lanes and it's causing a backup. right now it's stretching towards lawrence expressway. give yourself some extra time as you're headed out the door. and on westbound 580 from granted line road to the cub lynn, pleasanton interchange you are in the yellow. tracking a travel time of 30 minutes on the san mateo bridge or heading out the door, things are starting to get slow. we're in the yellow. tracking travel times under 25- minutes from hayward to foster city. 880 is looking great in both directs. and the bay bridge toll plaza is not a fun ride. 39 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze and a slow stop and go ride to downtown san francisco. that's a ch

now let's move to campbell soup. labeling problem for campbell soup, 4,185 upon of the chicken soup and it's a specific one, home-style healthy request, there it is on your screen. chicken with whole grain pasta, guess what, consumers are opening the can and finding out that inside was actually the italian-style spinach. there's possible milk products and milk can be allergen that can affect people. these were shipped down to florida, if you look at est4 on it, that's how you know you have the wrong one and the news gets better, let's go to frito lay, we all like -- i'm sure you like pa pay toe chips, potential for simonela, kettle-cooked, bowl mixsnack, 30 count, 30 count lace and 32 count multipack, it's very specific, i encourage you if you think you have kettle chips, just go to the website to make sure because nobody wants, of course, to get salmonella poisoning. clayton: or hash browns with golf balls. [laughter] cheryl: we reached the company to find out exactly how this happened. clayton: thanks, cheryl. heat

why campbell's is recalling more than four-thousand pounds of its chicken soup.w at 10. a refinery in benicia has agreed to pay $340 grand to setle a case alleging it violated air quality rules. that's according to the bay area air quality management district. they say "valero refining inc".agreed to the $340 thousand dollars to settle 28 alleged violations most of which occured back in 20-14. officials said the violations were corrected soon after they were found. the money paid by the refinery will be used by the air district to pay for air quality inspections. (justine) new at 10. campbell soup company is recalling more than 4-thousand pounds of its chicken soup because it has been mislabeled. the cans were labeled as "homestyle healthy request chicken with whole grain pasta." but instead, they contain a type of italian- style wedding soup, with spinach and meatballs in chicken broth. the u-s-d-a has announced its "class one" recall, mainly because of the presence milk and other allergens. the department says there have been no confirmed reports of adverse rea

joan campbell thought it was the case of "boris doesn't likejeremy, so was calling him names in the playgroundter." alistair leavey asked more generally, "why so many undermining comments about corbyn? theresa may is making the election of personality attacks, when it should be an election of government." well, we plan to explore the bbc‘s election coverage with a representative of the news department in the coming weeks. but before we leave the subject for now, let's mention some complaints made about the corporation's social media coverage, a more significant aspect of its output than in any previous election. last thursday, the presenter of radio 4's today programme, nick robinson, posted this on twitter. "no—one should be surprised that jeremy corbyn is running versus the establishment and is long on passion and short on details. story of his life." some wondered whether the former bbc political editor had overstepped the bounds of impartiality, with mark robson responding, "if this is not fake news, but actually robinson using his bbc account to insult corbyn, it is really unprofessional.

palo alto 60. 67 sunnyvale through campbell. otherwise high 60s morgan hill. east bay stacking up to 67 degrees in walnut creek. also as we head towards the del tra brentwood, tracy, discovery bay 67 degrees. do you see a thing here? 67 in san rafael. 67 in cloverdale. full forecast featuring 80s. we have that coming up. 18 minutes after the hour. right now over to jacqueline. >>> good morning. we are not tracking speeds in the 60s. we are seeing them more around the 30s. that's all due to an earlier crash. all lanes clear now. you will be tapping on the brakes. the crash westbound 80 as you transition onto southbound 101. again all lanes are clear, but as you are approaching 4th street, just as you are exiting the upper deck of the bay bridge you will be in for some residual delays. no delays making your way through the south bay. heading over to the bay bridge toll plaza right now the maze no backups. lots of space between all of those vehicles. that is a check of your traffic. >>> new this morning san francisco firefighters are on the scene of an apartment

cupertino and campbell and morgan hill. upper 60s along the coast for many today. inland, low to mid-80s for antioch, brentwood, walnut creek. upper 70s, the closer you get to the bay itself. 73, alameda today. as well as san francisco. low 80s as you travel north to santa rosa. upper 70s, sonoma. upper 70s low 80s in the far north. 83, cloverdale today. a look at the travel forecast around northern california shows temperatures in the upper 80s toward sacramento and central valley. looking at 60s for lake tahoe today. near 74 monterey. sunshine remains the story for the week. temperatures gradually climb as we make are best way through the work week. near 90 degrees by middle of the week before temperatures start to gradually cool heading into next weekend. back to you. >>> now for some terrible weather news. at least five people are dead after several tornadoes tore through texas this weekend. the tornadoes left behind mangled cars and piles of debris. one tornado was about a half- mile wide. it uprooted trees and overturned cars in a 40-mile path. many people ar

in our bay area watch: it appears the city of campbell >>> let's hear it one more time. [ foghorn ] >> you know what you're hearing and looking at? you're looking and seeing right now fogey conditions heavy drizzle, take a good look at it right now. this is the last time you're going to see it for weeks! the full forecast coming up at 6:18. >>> in our bay area watch, it appears that the city of campbell will get to set their own rules for medical marijuana. residents voted on three different measures last night. at last check, the two measures created by the city looked like they were going to pass. the measures would implement a business license tax and put a moratorium on dispensaries. the third measure put on by the green initiative group was failing. it would have loosened medical marijuana rules. >>> pg&e and other two major power utilities just issued a proposal that could jolt customers' power choices. the plan would enable them to choose whether they want their service from local power agencies or the energy giants that have provided gas & electric in the state for a century.

hackers may have gotten into the campbell union school district office.erintendent said officials are trying to determine what information was compromised but they think that names addresses, numbers and gpas were likely viewed. at this point, the district doesn't believe any students's records were altered. san jose police are investigating. >>> bay area auto giant tesla is dealing with a catch-22. they may create cars but it hasn't created enough parking spots for all its employees. so we decided to send "sky drone 5" to tesla's platt headquarters. every inch of available space was filled. tesla reports that it has roughly 6,000 employees. but only enough parking for 4500 cars. a tesla spokesman acknowledged the parking problem saying the company surging employees to use public transportation running their own private shuttles and even paying people to ride their bicycles to work. >>> uber could soon be facing fines from california regulators. why they believe the ridesharing company isn't doing enough when it comes to drunk drivers. >> reporter: and so

all the way down to morgan hill, campbell, los gatos, sunnyvale and redwood city, soggy. futurecast says showers aren't going anywhere. 8:00 tonight the showers continue. on and off showers throughout the night. lessening in coverage. the roads will be wet for the drive home tonight. slow because of the rain. i suspect the drive to work or school tomorrow will be the same. how about that end in sight? going to look nice. going to feel nice. but we're not there yet. we'll talk about when the pattern flips. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> new at 6:00, all the rain we've been getting is causing erosion problems up and down the coast. the state is debating putting restrictions on building and maintaining sea walls. as kpix 5's emily turner shows us, some people say it would spill doom for their properties. >> what's going to happen with the houses and structures along the coast has long been at debate with the california coastal submission. now the california state legislature has picked it up. folks who live along the coast are not happy about the possibility. >> it's

as 2 live crews "me so horny" and "do wa didi" or the ground breaking far use supreme court case campbellfrom growing up in miami than you would growing up in l.a or new york? >> luther: 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 bohemians that built the city of miami. so now you have a lot of different cultures. >> anthony: caribbean, southern american. very, very different. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: how was that mix? how has that impacted music? >> luther: when people think about me, this guy makes bootie aking 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. >> anthony: i've seen this on television. >> luther: it's no different than a lap dance. >> anthony: among your other accomplishments, you ran for office. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: about 70% residents of miami speak spanish at home. >> luther: uh-huh. >> anthony: enormous african-american, caribbean community. how come this state

warmer at campbell, 78 degrees. 76 los gatos. east bay tomorrow sunshine. mid-70s. and north bay cool on the beach, 60s. and then 70s for marine and sonoma county. lake county 74 degrees. extended forecast sunshine monday and tuesday and wednesday we cool it down into a chance of rain coming into the bay area on thursday and friday. and saturday. sunday it looks like we have partly cloudy skies. but before you know it, rain will be back. and so will we. after a break. nights in country music. >>> coming up the big winners, and performances taking over las vegas. a recap of one of the biggest nights in country music. >> i believe it will make a >>moving day is soon over at apple's new spaceship. an update of construction that campus up next. >> i am dennis o'donnell, coming up next on game day the thrill of victory. >> high drive. >> and the agony of defeat. >> that is the game. >> tonight you will meet the a's new president on the eve of their opening day and a watering hole. >> vern glenn has the wrap up for warriors and -- from the warriors and the ncaa championsh

dunbraugh used the money for his own pecial use to go to pop concerts, campbell in chester and pay for lavish dinner, pocketing $535,208.11 before the bank caught on to him. in a statement the archdiocese says they suspended his ac accot and they contacted the feds. >> when you are going in exploiting former parishioners to gamble at a casino? it's disingenuous. >> of particular note, one of the checks is for $14,210.29 from the estate of the late francis p. rodgers one of the priests in the sex scandal report accused of sexually abusing a number of children. >> monsignor's attorney says his client spent his life serving the church and got caught up in this. he says he intends to enter a guilty plea. he will have more to say on this later. outside of a plea deal, he could face 80 years in federal prison. i'm dann cuellar, "action news." >> a community came together to remember three men gunned down in north philadelphia monday. they prayed if are the victims and called for an end to gun violence. they were killed near 11th and stiles. a fourth man remains in critical condition. two men

among them, jess campbell who holds the british lady's record for swimming in ian ice kilomet. >> whenswim, the water is very choppy, i just have to assure myself that i can finish. >> drth ruth williamson is leading the medical team making sure that competitors undergo rigorous health checks. >> the ice kilometer and ice mile are real endurance sports. this is something that you train forks y for, you get your body used to and getting over take cold shock. and with training your muscles adapt to working with a low blood supply. >> early studies suggest cold water swimming could be a potential treatment for depression by activating the sympathetic nervous system and it offs participants a dose of adrelin and adventure. >> if i think back to the last century, people were exploring and trying to push the bounda boundari boundaries. we can go to the moon, we can do other extreme things. and many of those things have been done. but there is that what can i do with my own body. you really feel super human when you swim a kilometer in water like this. >> these super human feats are extreme t

in campbell, the rate goes from 8.3 quarters. santa clara is a half point bringing the sales tax to 9%. the president of the silicon voters tax association says higher taxes are bad for business and don't make sense. >> the politicians come to voters and say, okay, we want to increase transportation or we want to help with the homeless or we want to help repair the potholes. our problem is, is that if that is a priority for the politicians, how come it's not in the current budget? >> reporter: across california, voters in 66 cities and counties approved sales tax increases, some as high as a full percentage point. in campbell, abc 7 news. >>> starting today, california's lead tobacco tax is in effect. health advocates say the hefty price of cigarettes may motivate thousands of smokers to quit. the tax on a pack of cigarettes is up now $2 for is a total tax of $2.87, voters approved the tax last november. it is expected to generate nearly $2 billion the first of that year. most will go towards medical. this is the first time calif

we saw david campbell lost his gamble. will this payoff? will theresa may on june 8, trusting, as she says, the people, putting the eight of her herrnment and her own and plan for brexit -- will that be what voters go for on june 8? according to the polls, yes, and the prime minister hopes to get a comfortable majority, rather righthe 12 or 17 she has now, inherited from her predecessor david cameron. she hopes to get 100, or if we are to believe the polls, as much as 144 150, but as we well know, campaigns have their own life. there are twists. there are turns. that majority in the polls could change. a lot of labor seats are quite .afe liberal democrats will actually be snapping at their heels. difficult to tell. turnout will indeed be key. the primerexit, as minister wants, dominate? difficult to tell. there will be other issues. well, it's four days to go until the first round of presidential elections here in france. we are bringing you continuous coverage of the campaign with thetoday conservative candidate, who has been visiting a fr

south bay, the numbers in the mid-70s. 75 morgan hill. 75 campbell. east bay mid- to upper 70s. plenty warm. not as warm as today. a mantra for the north bay as well. nice. mill valley 74. 76 petaluma. ukiah and clear lake, low to middle 70s. monday, tuesday, wednesday. but then thursday and friday and saturday, looks like rain returns to the bay area, three days in a row. get ready to get wet. we have had plenty of practice at that. >> yes. >>> it is opening day for the san francisco giants. good weather in arizona and a record day for madison bumgarner at the plate. would he get help from the bullpen. we are up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they open 2017??? take a wild guess.. giants in arizona, madison >>> giants head into 2016 with a league high 32 blown save. how did they open 2017? madison bumgarner making his 4 4th straight opening day start. three strikeouts in a 10 pitch inning. the 4th giants pitcher pitcher to hit a opening day home run. madison bumgarner fell apart in the 6th. 7th inning. madison bumgarner, a bomb. down the line. giants take a 4-3 lead. the first pitcher

family dinners, students from kip cooper norcross academy is taking cooking lessons courtesy of the campbelly giving youngsters the chance to learn about cooking healthy meals and imagine skills with measurement and conversion in the kitchen. that is a pepper. abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 11:00 for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, weapon hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, president trump and possible military action against syria. the president now saying, "something should happen" after the chemical attack in syria. this evening the president and the defense department now weighing options after trump repeatedly said before that the u.s. should not get involved in syria. martha raddatz, jon karl, and brian ross standing by. >>> also tonight, the sudden move to step aside. the republican leading the house investigation into russian meddling and any possible collusion, now recusing himself. >> did you disclose any classified information? >> what next in the investigation? >>> in the senate tonight, the showdow

-- will the campbell payoff? melinda: let me take that question and pass it on to you, petra pinzler. will this payoff? petra: the question is payoff for who he echoes some businesses will be better off because this is the nature of business. from the majority of people, it will be worse on both sides. every divorce,r you are bound by the children you have. a lot of different programs and things that we are doing together. into a couple of these programs heavily. there is a huge amount of debt toward the e.u. of the 60 billion we just heard about, are programs that we are doing together. the bill will have to be paid and then we will have to find out what we can do together and what we want to do together and i am pretty sure that a lot of people will suffer from this divorce. eurosa: the 60 billion that they want to collect -- theresa may did say that london is aware of its obligation as a departing member country. those were her words. do you think that means they will settle? or not theyhether will pay, i thin

. >>> a collingswood new jersey boy is alive thanks to his teacher and school nurse, when nathan campbell convinc she notice his skin was trans lucent. he called nathan's mom and insisted she take him to the doctor. few days later, nathan was diagnosed with leukemia and began treatment at children's hospital >> we would not be standing here talking about him today. i believe firmly she saved him >>> nathan is now in remission, his mom nominated her in a contest >>> a new jersey high school senior is in the news for her stellar achievement. she has the pick-of any ivy league university she wants. she was accepted into all eight ivies. the 17-year-old in rock away new jersey heads the student government. she says she wants to go into global policy but hasn't decided which school yet to attend. >> i got into harvard so i was like, just go there. then i got to all the others. and i was like i don't know where i want to go >> just in case she isn't feeling any ivy league schools, she also got into stanford. the option is there as well. it will likely come down to whichever school provides the

franchise, "good morning america" will have more on the celebration and exclusive interview with mark campbell coming up later today. >> 5:27 changes are coming this weekend to penn state campus. >>> new overnight, a fire emergency at one of log -- las vegas' most famous hotel. >>> and find out charges against two airmen at the dover air force base. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> right now on "action news," teens on the attack at a neighborhood carnival injury -- injuring a outcome couple. >> a bomb is dropped in afghanistan. >> accuweather is tracking a summer-like warmup just in time for easter sunrise services. >> good morning, it is friday, april 14, i'm jeanette reyes joined by brian taff. >> reporter: it's going to be a cool start to the weekend, as you guys mentioned. we have some clouds sweeping through. in the morning hours there's a little more cloud cover than what you'll see later in the day. eventually we'll get on the other side of this and it will

city services, and a third measure would have allowed up to three medical marijuana dispensaries in campbell and that got rejected. >>> bob meyers says he is confident kerr will return to the games. meyers told 957 the game kerr needs to feel better for a string of days, not just one or two in order to return to the sidelines. players say they are concerned for the coach and it's putting things into perspective. >> this doesn't matter, and we are not trying to get him healthy so he can coach us in the playoffs but healthy so he can live everyday life. >> the warriors are winning for the winner of the clippers and jazz series. the warriors play utah at sunday at oracle. >>> it's a commuter alert if you are going to be traveling in the east bay and you normally stop at richmond station, that's where you get on for b.a.r.t., not going to happen. right now we have a power outage, and they are not sure what caused that. when the b.a.r.t. employees arrived this morning, it was totally dark. you can head up one stop to el cerrito del norte and get on there instead. trains are able to turn around at

. >>> sad news tonight the granddaughter of the founder of the campbells soup company has died at the age of 88, doris hill hamilton was a philanthropist that gave away millions to philadelphia's cultural and educational institutions. she died at her home in florida. >>> they celebrated the 17th annual blue mass today in trenton. ♪ ♪ law enforcement officers from mercer, monmouth and ocean and burlington counties filled st. mary's cathedral the blue mass is sponsored by the dice diocese and a chance to offer prayers to law form and their families and communities. >>> several philadelphia prisoners have a new leash on life tonight. they spent weeks learning how to care for shelter dogs and training them to be adopted. today the inmate shook hands with mayor jim kenney as they graduated from the program in holmesburg and they are ready to go home with their new families, many inmates expect to continue to work with animals after they are released from prison. >>> there are a lot of ways to define a teacher and in mount laurel you could say he is a bus drive their always has a line. a fi

. >> people gathered at the saint george cop tick orthodox church in campbell.nd some are finding refuge in prayer and faith. and others openly expressed anguish. >> it's something you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy. and especially not people you identify with. >> it's a war in which little is held sacred some say. >>> a group of vandals remain on the loose. it happened as a development in san jose's hill neighborhood. >> reporter: neighbors tell kpix 5 are a target for vandals. you can see here that front window has been broken with shards of glass on an unfinished line. the extensive damage done to his newest property. he works for a contractor that owns this house on rose mark court. >> random acts of violence. >> reporter: glass was broken in multiple rooms, windows, fireplaces, kitchen drawers broken into pieces. they've had problems in the past. >> it just hinders our progress. >> a group known as the flash party may be behind this. >> they find these projects and think they are almost done and they all rally together and terrorize it. >> neighbors say

in campbell people gathering for palm sunday talked about what happened in egypt. some said they are finding refuge in prayer and faith and others expressed anguish. >> just horrifying. it is terrible. something you wouldn't wish on anybody. >> some said their brothers and sisters are substantiallies of a war in which little is held sakeerate. >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. police in san jose are trying to track down vandals who trashed new luxury homes at a high end development . kpix 5's cate cauguiran is there. >> reporter: neighbors tell kpix 5 new homes are a target for vandals even automatic lights aren't a deterrent. you can see the window has been broken. he says the damage down to the newest property -- >> random act of violence. >> reporter: broken in to late last night. broken in to pieces. they had problems in the past but none this bad. >> just hinders our progress. >> reporter: he told kpix 5 a group, the flash party, may be behind this. >> they find the projects, almost done, and then they rally together, show up and then terrorize it. >> reporter: ne

. >>> police and campbell open newly release sketch lead them to a robbery suspect. dorta say the man walked into kaiser motors until avenue april 5 and asked to test drive a truck. when he returned he pulled a gun and demanded money from an employee. we want you to look at the sketch. police say he is described as white, in his 30s, brown hair, said his name was robbie. he is about five feet 10 inches tall about 150 pounds. the man drove off in a tan or champagne color truck. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> firefighters are the safest this aspire a clothing store owned by an oakland rap star. mr. fab, stanley cox, lisa $0.01 the store on fire 45th and market. this happened early thursday morning. he says part of the storefront burned in their smoke damage as well.>> my biggest concern was at the store, my first thing i asked when they said the building burned, i asked the babies upstairs okay, that was my biggest concern. there are 11 children that stay here upstairs. >> arson is suspected because of the smell gasoline and a burnt gas can. they

that's tevin campbell.im here because sunday is your birthday. >> no way! >> oh, my god! ♪ my love is always here for you ♪ >> i had no idea i was going to marry you. ♪ tell me what you want me to do noti ♪ >> oh my -- oh, my gosh, my heart is pounding. i used to take your lyrics, write them down and put them on my wall. so there was one that used to say, ♪ one day i'll make it in the big city ♪ ♪ and i'll be looking for a girl test test test test test test test test test test test test ters test test test test test test test test test you. >> okay. wait -- >> i'll do it. give me one of the looks and i'll do it. coming up, adam is here to show us the ultimate breakfast, cooking an egg and avocado. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't rep