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just to the south is fourth campbell, home to more than 13,000 army soldiers and their families. after facing danger all over the world, soldiers returned to a collective sigh of relief. after all of, that things aren't supposed to happen here. but when one young sergeant returned from a tour in afghanistan, he had no idea the enemy would be much closer to home. >> my husband got out to see if some guy needed help -- >> multiple gunshots to his face and head. >> i don't know where my husband is. >> he had only been back for such a short period of time. it was tragic. >> my heart sunk. >> sergeant vincent goslyn junior, a 28-year-old father of five had served in the army for seven years as a quartermaster and mechanic. did vince ever expressed to you what it meant to him to serve his country? >> he absolutely loved it. >> tim hamilton is vince his cousin. but as he explains it, they were much more than that. were you kind of like a big brother to? vince >> yeah. was him it was like, i don't know, we had a bond. he had an outgoing personality, he had a crazy little grin. you always

what we do know is because of the quick work of the campbell resident and the campbell police department. this person is now in custody and will not be able to hurt anyone. 32 year-old wesley charles martines is being held on $300,000 bail. police say patrol officers are seeing more and more assault rifles and vehicles. this year and that while the situation was scary, they're thankful everyone is ok trying to determine. >> really what was the intent? was this an intent to commit a crime with these weapons. was this an attempt to commit a mass there's certainly a lot to suggest that. something very bad was was going to occur. and i believe wholeheartedly that our officers prevented you know, tragedy from occurring in our area. so in campbell michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> the san francisco police have arrested a man they say robbed a store on 5th street near folsom in the south of market street. it happened monday and was caught on camera. you're looking at right now. police say the suspect it's 38 year-old craig smith of oakland. a cashier told police that a man walked into the store

>> reporter: campbell filled out and submitted a short questionnaire.ys later, she received a call telling her that she had been chosen as one of the first 25 hudsonup participants. >> when it happened, i was totally thrown over the moon. i think i screamed. and then i went and i said to my husband, "guess what, guess what, guess what?" because i felt like i was going to bust. >> reporter: campbell says that even though she and her husband can afford the home they rent in hudson, the extra $500 a month made a big impact in their lives during a trying time. >> my husband had been diagnosed with cancer. so, when someone you love and care about is diagnosed, a family member, you want to do everything you can so they can be healthy and safe and get through it. and then the second thing you think about is how am i going to pay for this? because, you know, automatically it's radiation, it's chemo, it might be surgery. so, all these things pop into your head. so, when i found out that i won, i was like, "god, you are so amazing. d, you are so awesome." like, t

those outages in campbell tonight. but to get more on all this and what we can expect for the week ahead we're actually joined on the phone live now with fiona chan with pg and e fiona, are you there? >> i don't eat then. >> hi, how are you? thanks so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 9. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome to but the ball up he can. you want to thank all of them up. we'll have contributed entertain you. and today the quick condition stabilized i think that did not expect to call those haitian outages. it will be crucial. you know, then gets way. so we'll continue to encourage customers to conserve energy epa. next on beach of that by how >> real quick fiona before we move on to everything else happening to you. talk a little bit about what happened with the power outages in campbell. >> so we have we might have power outages, not that it might not be due to locating >> but any any word on what what prompted nearly 4900 customers to go into the dark. >> and it might be to be the native.

this is the fourth time it has happened to jeffrey's diamonds and goldsmith hearing campbell, and for the owner, he's beyond frustrated. >> reporter: when the thieves broke the window, this is the alarm that went off. >> that's loud. >> reporter: on the surveillance video, it took them a minute and a half to break the glass and get in. that's because it was special, laminated, thick security glass. and don't forget the alarm was going off the whole time. the surveillance video goes on to show the three thieves smashing the front cases. this one jumped over the case. all told, they stole half $1 million worth of jewelry and were in the store for a total of five minutes and 10 seconds. >> basically a case over here. >> reporter: owner erin says this is the fourth time it's happened and the crooks seem to get bolder every time. >> they were not afraid this time. they were taking their time. it means i know if the police come down here, it's okay, they let me go, nothing is going to happen. so when you have that kind of attitude, you can do anything. >> you sharing the video, that tells m

that's kron four's amanda hari live tonight in campbell. i'm sure that owner definitely frustrated upset that he's been targeted so many and i think you staying in campbell tonight we're staying on top of breaking news that we first told you about at the end of kron 4 news at 6 o'clock right now. there is a large power outage for the folks in campbell this is a look at the pga. any website actually that is the cal website showing us percentages of the power grid. but we do know right now that there are nearly 4900 customers pg and e customers in the dark in campbell right now. there's no word on what prompted the outage. but according to the pg e website. the power is expected to be restored around 9 o'clock tonight. we are hoping to get some answers about the outages. when we talk live with a pg e spokesperson. that is coming up tonight for us here on kron 4 news at 9 in the east bay tonight. hayward police say they need your help, trying to find an older asian man attacked at a gas station on july 5th. look at this video that could be tou

alum rock school district is in the same position as campbell. it has not decided yet about outdoors. >> reporter: the district will continue to monitor the covid numbers and numbers of hospitalizations, if they start to go up, the democratic may make a change in the mask guidelines. in campbell, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> we are trending in the wrong direction, as vaccinations begin to slow down, cases are rising again. check out the positivity rate. we started extremely high and a dramatic drop once people started getting vaccinated. take a look at this past month when things started opening up. the positivity rate at .7, today we are at 2.7%. the number of hospitalizations also seeing an uptake. the 14-day average is 1500 patients. you can see a dramatic dip and it went up slightly in april and down again in june and now slight uptake in hospitalizations. overseas, some country are taking new measures to curve the latest surge. israel is issuing a third dose to people with weaken immune system. >>> well, tonight the city of santa c

here in the campbell union school district, that student would not be allowed to participate in in-person learning and would be offer add alternative. when nathan tia jr. starts fifth grade in the campbell union school district he'll have to wear a mask indoors. >> i wouldn't feel very happy about it. because i'm not old enough to the get the vaccine, and it's kind of hard to breathe with the mask on. >> reporter: but campbell union's dr. shelly montez says they may be allowed to take them off outdoors. >> it acknowledges that local conditions may vary, so it gives some latitude for local conditions for outside to not wear the mask. >> reporter: nathan says he would like that. his father says it should be up to families to make the call on whether they should wear a mask. >> if you think wearing a mask is the best policy for you and yurp family, that's okay. if you feel like maybe you're okay without the mask that's okay, too. i think it should be up to the person. >> reporter: neighboring san jose unified school district with 28,000 students has already decided to require masks indoors b

archibald campbell he decided to engage the services of dr. josh. you inoculate campbell's family and neighbors and he probably learned about dahliasch through, you know contacts in the middle medical community also through an article that dr. dalyash had published in the virginia gazette elongating details about the disease and also hyping his own services as an experienced inoculator. so dr. campbell hired dalyash to inoculate himself as family and group of their neighbors. well other citizens were very upset about this because they were afraid that the inoculation process would lead to an outbreak of smallpox the anti-vaxers. i'm gonna use a modern term the anti-vaxxers tried to get the local magistrates to stop these plans. the magistrates didn't want to step in so these anti-vaxxers they basically fired up a mob that marched to dr. campbell's home broke windows said his house on fire. they did the same to the home of dr. dalyash. they also forced campbell's family to march off to the pest house the kind of quarantine hospital that was set up to

ah, several rockets have been far towards i've got the stones presidential palace in the capital campbell, how me? the president of sheriff county was leading ita under pres, one landed near campbell's most popular mosque, another behind its b as shopping mode. the 3rd landed near the ministry of foreign affairs, the renewal of death or injuries. entrepreneurs to get into james phase in campbell has more certainly there was a big shock for people in the very center of cobble, when they heard the bangs i was staying in the center of cobble at around 8 o'clock this morning when this took place. now in the immediate aftermath out, you 0 spoke to a senior member of the taliban, who said that they were behind this attack. but the taliban then never made any formal statement. and i statement then came out from i saw saying that they carried out the attack. i've spoken now to the tell about an official spokesman. so hale shaheen and he says that not put out a statement because the taliban didn't do it. that is not the view of the african government, though. listen to what president connie had to

it happened early friday morning at jefferies diamonds and goldsmiths on campbell avenue. investigators say thieves smashed the window to the store walked out with a quarter of a million dollars in jewelry and handbags. the store's owner says that this is the 4th time this location has been hit by crooks in 5 years in the north bay tonight at chase in vacaville ends with the driver of a stolen uhaul truck. now in custody. police say they went after the driver but called off the search when the suspect started driving recklessly, a chp helicopter found that truck in a nearby neighborhood officers on the ground went to that location. that's when the driver tried to take off yet again. but officers were able to stop them using spike strips. the driver did surrender and was taken into custody. so far. the name of that suspect has not been released. is it hot enough for you this saturday night. happening right now, a flex alert now in effect for a second day here in the golden state. california is now being asked to conserve power as california grapples with yet another day of

where live in campbell where it was a business owner who first started some trouble. >> reporter: when you take into account all of those weapons and the ammunition and the personal writings, they summed it up well by describing this is a mass shooting waiting to happen. >> reporter: it all began around midnight last friday here at rev auto sales in campbell. he got a motion alert on his phone. as someone was on the property, the security camera captured a man lurking around cars. >> the guy came in and he lifted up the cover off the car, and then he went out back and started searching for things and he was prowling around. it was a good thing i was up and able to call it in, because i think we prevented a tragedy from happening. >> reporter: the police captain said the suspect drove away, but officers actually spotted the pickup truck and pulled him over and his name wesley charles martinez and 32. >> so his demeanor throughout the interaction was calm and he was not confrontational with us. however, on initial approach during the traffic stop, the officer observed one of the ar 15 as

. >> reporter: and this murder suspect, 30-year-old brandon campbell, was arrested by the u.s. marshals last night. he was released after a st. louis city prosecutor failed to show up to three scheduled court hearings. she reportedly was on maternity leave and has since resigned. the st. louis circuit attorney's office released a statement saying in part that they will take corrective measures to prevent any repeat occurrence of the incident in question, but

so it's like really it's you have every 6 generalist friends, martin campbell, i'm going to stand. thanks very much for the analysis. now just before we go, any one planning a visit to london this time i can now look forward to a new attraction for the 1st time. buckingham palace, yes. the queen's residence in opening its gardens to the public, previously only guided too, as were permitted. but now for a 16 pound admission fee visitors can stroll the grounds on their own. you are even allowed to take a picnic. you're watching the database need his reminder about top story. they'll pick flame has arrived in tokyo, 2 weeks before the games are due to stop, but there'll be no spectators in the stadiums due to a new corona, virus state of emergency. thank you. now document re series. dock film is up. next, looking at the exploration of natural resources in antarctica, get hot else's will bringing more headlines at the top of the hour. i'm rebecca versus in berlin. thanks very much. watching the news. the green you feel worried about the planet? i'm the host of the on the green fence is

why would turkey agree to continue providing this support in campbell? well i think they see this is very important opportunity to remind all of its western partners that it is a very important ally. but i think on kara is not planning to have any military confrontation with taliban. in fact, the government has reiterate to the, you know, intend to add to the 500 also, turkish military personnel presence in afghanistan. they see this purely as a, as a defense operation in so far as that they will be looking for some sort of peaceful agreement with the taliban. they are, they are, they do have very close contacts with pakistan. and in fact, the president recap, type heard, one is talking about pakistani troops been part of the operation in the airport. and turkey is where the pac on has very close ties to the taliban on top of that is also looking for cut off. another country that turkey has close ties with and kaltura is hosting color bond officials. so if you look into these key allies to come to some sort of agreement whereby turkey soldiers will not b

campbell had a dispute with my client, came up and shot him in the back of the head all on video. jeanine: your client was the victim in this case. >> absolutely. we represented his family for a long time. there is no question about what happened. the circuit attorney's office, kim gardner's office is either so incompetent or willing to lie in public. even after they went through this debacle and brandon campbell was dismissed, she still told the press that it was okay because she refiled the charges and he was? custody, when in fact he mad been released and went to the four winds again. judge jeanine: so that's a lie. she said he's still in custody. you know what, mark, you practiced criminal law for a long time. you are a man who knows the law. what's going on with these woke prosecutors funded by george soros? do they even talk to the victims family? >> tough never been a criminal lawyer. but in missouri our constitution requires that victims be kept in form of every aspect of the prosecution. any probation or release information. anything like that. ply client, the mother of r

rocking chairs >> donny campbell?bell. >> a reverie >> that's hoda wait hoda gold star from kansas, made it to new york city >> hold on. >> hold on. >> i want to show you, your donny campbell take a look. >> no. >> hi jason. this is coach campbell of kansas city just a short reach out telling you how proud we are of you of the success you're having with the show "ted lasso. we need to get you back in kansas city and play one on one. i know you can't play a lick of defense. >> yeah. >> pretty cool. >> he called me jason "su-way-kis. said there was no "d." 23 23450. >> you two buried the hatchet? >> you still have his phone number to pass on to me? >> what do you think your old high school coach, pros, everybody. i feel like these life lessons work for everybody now >> yeah. no they really do he introduced me, also -- by proxy, you know, our writing staff to john wooden the great ucla basketball coach. tremendous philosophy working with others. his definition of success. so, yeah i mean, no one's got to be more shocked,

john campbell. he joins me tonight from carlisle in the u.k.. it is good to see you again. let's start with france and greece. they are making coronavirus vaccinations mandatory for all health care workers. talk to me about why this is necessary. >> these patients are at risk and health care workers can pass the virus on to patients. people who are vaccinated are 50% less likely to get the virus in the first place and if they do get it, they are 50% less likely to pass it on. we are talking about a 75% level of protection here. there is a pretty good medical rationale for all of this. brent: is there an ethical rationale for not making the vaccines compulsory? i am thinking of angela merkel. she says there is no need to make the vaccinations mandatory. >> this is a good debate. you will get us different opinions. it is a fundamental principle in health care for giving informed const for anything we do. i can't even take a patient possible pressure. it is perfectly reasonable that everyone has the choice what medications and vaccines the get. that is a basic human right but

what we do know is because of the quick work of the campbell resident and the campbell police department. this person is now in custody and will not be able to hurt anyone. 32 year-old wesley charles martines is being held on $300,000 bail. police say patrol officers are seeing more and more assault rifles and vehicles this year and that while the situation was scary, they're thankful everyone is ok trying to determine. >> really what was the intent? was this an intent to commit a crime with these weapons. was this an attempt to commit a mass there's certainly a lot to suggest that. something very bad was was going to occur. and i believe wholeheartedly that our officers prevented you know, tragedy from occurring in our area. so in campbell michelle kingston kron 4 news, 2 bay area and then have been charged with planning to attack the democratic headquarters in sacramento. court documents say napa resident ian rogers and the late president gerald. >> copeland started making their plans after the 2020 election. according to the indictment. >> they were planning to use explosives to carry

what we do know is because of the quick work of the campbell resident and the campbell police departmentis person is now in custody and will not be able to hurt anyone. 32 year-old wesley charles martines is being held on $300,000 bail. police say patrol officers are seeing more and more assault rifles and vehicles this year and that while the situation was scary, they're thankful everyone is ok trying to determine. >> really what was the intent? was this an intent to commit a crime with these weapons. was this an attempt to to there's certainly a lot to suggest that. something very bad was was going to occur. and i believe wholeheartedly that our officers prevented you know, tragedy from occurring in our area. so in campbell michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> the 49 is the time now to an update on a story we brought you earlier this week, a san jose employee who worked with children has been fired. now accused of trying to meet up with a minor 53 year-old carl oosterman. he was the director of education at the nonprofit curie odyssey, which is an outdoor zoo and museum in san mateo. well

what we do know is because of the quick work of the campbell resident and the campbell police departmenterson is now in custody and will not be able to hurt anyone. 32 year-old wesley charles martines is being held on $300,000 bail. police say patrol officers are seeing more and more assault rifles and vehicles this year and that while the situation was scary, they're thankful everyone is ok trying to determine. >> really what was the intent? was this an intent to commit a crime with these weapons. was this an attempt to to make mass there's certainly a lot to suggest that. something very bad was was going to occur. and i believe wholeheartedly that our officers prevented you know, tragedy from occurring in our area. so in campbell michelle kingston kron 4 news, 2 bay area men have been charged with planning to attack the democratic headquarters in sacramento. >> court. documents say that napa resident in rogers and delay a resident shared copeland. >> started making their plans after the 2020 election. according to the indictment they were planning to use explosives to carry out the att

with me now, melody campbell, president and ceo of the national coalition on black civic participationing to "the reidout." ari, let me start with you. you're not surprised by this brennan center report at all, are you? >> i'm not surprised by it, jonathan, because i've been tracking these numbers all year. in fact i've been tracking these numbers for a decade. it just keeps getting worse and worse. every month it seems like another state or another batch of states have passed new voter suppression laws. this is now the greatest rollback of voting rights since the end of reconstruction. we are seeing all across the country republicans weaponize trump's big lie to make it harder to vote. they haven't produced any evidence of voter fraud but there's been a whole lot of evidence of voter suppression that has taken place since the last election. what we really see here is that republicans are using every avenue of power they have to make it harder to vote. the asymmetric lever is democrats are not doing everything they can. one party is trying to rig voting in their favor and the other par

. >>> joining us now is melanie campbell. and ceo of the national coalition on black civic participation. she was one of the people who was arrested alongside congresswoman beatty today. i should add that all of the women arrested today in that protest will be meeting with vice president kamala harris at the white house tomorrow on the issue of voting rights. ms. campbell, i'm sure this has been a long and intense day already. thank you for staying up and being here with us tonight. appreciate you being here. >> thank you, rachel. i'm always up watching you. so i'm good. >> that's kind of you to say. i'll have to get you a nielsen box quickly before this is over. let me just ask you about this experience today. this was a dramatic thing, at personal risk that you and your colleagues did today. how did you decide to do it, and how did it go? >> well, first of all, thank you again for the invitation to join you tonight. actually, what sparked me and several others really to decide to organize around utilizing non-violent civil

what we do know is because of the quick work of the campbell resident and the campbell police departmentn is now in custody and will not be able to hurt anyone. 32 year-old wesley charles martines is being held on $300,000 bail. police say patrol officers are seeing more and more assault rifles and vehicles this year and that while the situation was scary, they're thankful everyone is ok trying to determine. >> really what was the intent? was this an intent to commit a crime with these weapons. was this an attempt to to mass there's certainly a lot to suggest that. something very bad was was going to occur. and i believe wholeheartedly that our officers prevented you know, tragedy from occurring in our area. so in campbell michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> 6.41. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, a bay area woman's journey to reconnect with her parents and how. kron 4 documentary made it all possible. >> and at the coast today. expect a mostly cloudy. one, maybe a couple spots of clearing but don't expect a whole lot of it inland areas. you'll get plenty of the sunshine ju

this surveillance video is from jeffrey's diamonds in campbell.icking in a window or door to get into the store. they smashed display cases and filled their bags with jewelry and took off. the manager says he's upset by how long it took for officers to get there. we reached out to campbell pd and they said the first report came in at 2:56 and officers were on scene seven minutes later at 3:03. >>> hearst castle wants to get the word out about why it's having to turn away visitors. it's not covid, it's the seven-mile road leading to the mansion. it was partially washed out by a january storm. not only did the pavement fail, so did two dozen culverts underneath the road. the whole road needs to be reenforced. it is expected to reopen to visitors early next year. >>> a new dorm coming to cal, but it comes at a price. we'll tell you about it next. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of

campbell police say they arrested a man who they believe intended to carry out a shooting. charles wesley martinez was arrested as part of a routine call, but what they found in his car, police say, was anything but routine. you say we're talking about an arsenal, police say, and potentially a manifesto as well? >> a lot of that and, even more than that, jessica. the suspect has been in jail behind me since last friday. he's declined a request for interview. but police say the suspicions of one man may have prevented a tragedy. >> reporter: these the weapons campbell police say wesley martinez had in his car when they stopped him early friday morning. >> two ar-15 style rifles seized. multiple capacity magazines. su the two assault rifles. >> reporter: prosecutors say martinez also had bullets inscribed with phrases like cop killer and a handwritten manifesto saying he wanted to wipe out black, jewish, and hispanic populations. >> there's definitely a lot of disturbing information that's been received that lead us to believe that we really averted a crisis, a mass type shoo

and we spoke to health care analyst john campbell, and we asked him about the ethics of making vaccinations, compulsory. it's a funded mental principle in health care. the most giving formed consent for everything that we do. so i can't even take a patients blood pressure without dive informed consent that they allow me to do that. so it's perfectly reasonable that everyone has the choice, what medications or vaccines they get. that's a basic human right. but then again, employers haven't duty of care. they have a duty of care to the duty of care today or employers who they have to maintain help often. they also have a duty of care towards the patients for whom their employees are looking after. so it's balancing this risk between informed consent and the duty of care, the employers and individual clinicians have. of course, the properties, the 1st doctor who's documented said 1st do no harm. so it is in common baton or health care work is not to do harm. ok, analyst john campbell, for now in tennessee, sound roger federer has pulled out of the upcoming olympic games because of injury . pha

. >> it's a very nice afternoon here in the city of campbell. people are out and about. they're shopping, they're dining. a lot of them are not wearing masks so this is a big wake-up call that the pandemic is still with us. and a lot of people aren't happy to be asked to put their masks back on. >> reporter: word that the county was once again asking people to put on their masks while indoors, regardless of their vaccination status, came as a disappointment to many. >> i feel that we are just now starting to get back to normal, and asking the people, especially you are vaccinated, to put their masks on once again, i feel like it's not fair. >> reporter: santa clara county does have one of the highest vaccination rates of any large county in the nation, with 76% now fully vaccinated. but even here, the virus and its variants are spreading. >> unfortunately, even though we had very high rates of vaccination, the excellent protection that that affords, we are still seeing our case rates rise. >> reporter: dr. sara roth and says cases are still well below the winter surge bu

sarah campbell, bbc news.china, more bodies have been recovered in henan province after deadly flash flooding struck the region earlier this week. more than 51 people are known to have died. many of them were trapped underground in subways. officials say nearly 400,000 people have been evacuated. and the floods are spreading to other towns and cities. are china correspondent steven mcdonald is in beijing and has this report. reporter: people in their hundreds of thousands have been moved to safety. deadly flash flooding, following record-breaking heavy driving rain, has shut down cities and towns across the region. some people have been trapped for days, cut off by the rising waters without fresh food or water. officials say tens of thousands of rescuers have been mobilized, including the military, to reach stranded residents and evacuate them from the most dangerous areas. rain has eased in one city, and water is being pumped. as these tunnels are cleared, bodies are being found. pushing up the official death

. >> stephen: donny campbell.od coach. he's from kansas, still alive. ( laughter ) and he's a one of the dudes that spoke in maxims, little sayings. he was a big southern guy and young, he was 31 years old when he was head coach and he would say things like, sudeikis, you look more nervous than a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs! a little deeper voice. and john wooden the u.c.l.a. basketball coach has a great idea of working with people. so big ups to donny campbell for not being too hard on me when i didn't do my homework. >> stephen: jason, we have to take a quick break. don't go any ask jason what he d do if not this, the path not taken, if you will. of a poppyse! ah, there's no like panera. enjoy the cool, refreshing strawberry poppyseed salad. panera. order on the app today. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! excuse me! roll it back everybody! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. for pe

and ross gave campbell a copy of death in the promise not. okay, ten years later, don and i both got a call from today's show produced two that says on the 75th anniversary, the today show will do our show. this was gigantic. because with the exception of an op-ed in the washington post in 1982, when my book came out, there had not been a news story in a national news media about the massacre since the 1920s. so a lot of things start coming together. like wall street, money is raised for the black wall street memorial. there's going to be survivor. and you know, ceremony aren't all that. nbc comes, they interview the, philip bunch of survivors, they fill me as well. and they, you know, put together this story. and this is. right that i thought about two weeks out and realized, we'll shoot, if the today show is doing this story, i bet i can leverage that and get some more press. so i got on the phone and in a week i got the new york times, the washington post, the associated press, national public radio, and i think upi was still in existence,

ramp up spending on their own private security and as full and cover up quite a tree because no way campbell team is fine for wearing short. instead of the king, the boston, we ask upon the guest, the rules well done to the great women for other schools che misty bull stomach that those funds and they may be different. this is sexualization of women. ah, hello, welcome. just go on the 10 o'clock in the evening here. moscow, you watching art to national, now locked up for reporting the true fence, the st. facing journalists, if a proposed british flores, past reporters, and their sources could be treated like spies and publishing government secrets could see them jailed for up to 14 years were against the f. as more in the story, a journalists can do as much harm to britain as a foreign spot threw argues the british government in this 66 page proposal, which erases the line between investigative journalism whistle, blowing and spies are all the same under the proposed new secret law, although there are differences in the mechanics of and motivations behind espionage and on authorized disclosu

and that is sam campbell reporting from the tennessee and capital the latest from the effects. then me while china is racing to contain its worst cove at 19 outbreak in month, it's being fueled again by the delta varying the one 1st thing in india, which is much more contagious. health workers are testing millions of people as a result. priyanka gupta has a report for you, and this is non jean international airport weeks earlier. it was steaming with travelers and an invisible enemy. the highly contagious delta variant of coven. 19 china is now trying to prevent a health crisis. from getting worse. the outbreak started launching has spread to 6 provinces, the capital b jane, and now chanting. one of the was biggest cities, day and night. china is doing water, das, best testing tens of millions of people. it is reasons to be concerned. child funds, which was like the variant is more transmissible without strong prevention and control measures without strong therapeutic and immunization capabilities. the regeneration speed is very fast. earlier within $4.00 to $5.00 days, the vir

sean bella says more now from campbell on the outskirts of iraq. afghanistan stood. biggest city government forces tried to hold off the tele bomb. it's been like this for several days. a call before make an end. we are defending our land. we're not moving forward at this time because we don't want civilians to be killed or injured friday. this is the road to harass airport to 30 minute drive south of the city. telephone fighters and government forces have been battling across the road. that is bridge. the commercial flight stopped on wednesday is the front line moved towards the city. so how many kilometers from the city was that 6 or thanks. a lot of the united nations regional compound is also on that road. on friday. the un blamed the tele bonds for hitting its perimeter with grenades and gunfire. although the telephone said it was caught in the crossfire, the un secretary general called the attack deplorable. going on a month ago, the majority of her aunt province was government controlled or contested. now the taliban is in control of much of the province, herat city in its surroundin

palace have been new reports of injuries so far, if the magic editor james phase has moved from campbell, while a senior television official is told al jazeera that the taliban were responsible for these rocket attacks, which happened local time around 8 am very dramatic, particularly as it happened right near the center of power president johnny saying afterwards, and you saw those pictures in a speech off to the pres with their missiles. they wanted us to leave, but you didn't see any one. leave the prize. i was in the center of the city at the time. i'm staying in the center of the city, quite a bit of commotion, but actually because of the holiday, it's is cost of the normal chinese diplomats are denying that beijing is responsible for liberal tags against western nations. the u. s. u k. and the allies of keys and china, of protecting hackers engaging in what they call malicious cyber activity, including a breach of the microsoft exchange email server. earlier this year, a south african course is just a journey for president jacobs in the corruption trial until august 10th. soon as a

sarah campbell, bbc news.he world's poorest nations, there are fears that unrest in the northern tigray region is descending into wider ethnic violence and the threat of all—out civil war. fighting in tigray erupted last year, when ethiopia's central government mounted a military offensive against the region's political leaders and their armed supporters. both sides have been accused of atrocities, and famine in the region is adding to the suffering. more than two million people have fled their homes, many to camps in neighbouring sudan. 0ur africa correspondent, andrew harding, has sent us this report from the border region. three teenage boys emerge from the gloom, trudging their way to safety. they've escaped from tigray, overnight, across a river and a well guarded border, carrying nothing except stories of spiralling ethnic conflict, in a war that's spreading and threatening a crucial chunk of africa. translation: some armed | soldiers came home to home and they registered their names and they gave us two

one hits near campbell's most popular mosque, another behind its biggest shopping mall, and a thirds near the ministry of foreign affairs have been no reports of injuries so far. let's get more from our diplomatic adds to james bass, joins us from cobble. james, these rockets attacks come at a particularly critical time in afghanistan. where do we know what this stage? is it likely to impact the ongoing peace negotiations between the african governments and the taliban. what a senior taliban official is told al jazeera, that the taliban, we're responsible for these rocket attacks, which happened local time around 8 am very dramatic, particularly as it happened right near the center of power. president connie saying afterwards, and you saw those pictures in a speech off to the press with the missiles. they wanted us to leave, but you didn't see any one. leave the prize. i was in the center of the city at the time. i'm staying in the center of the city of quite a bit of commotion, but actually because of the holiday, it's is cost of the normal because most people are not in the center

lydia campbell has a look at the ones for us to look out for.the greatest show on earth is nearly at zero. over the next few weeks the eyes of the world will be on tokyo where over 11,000 athletes are going for glory. simone biles is already an international superstar. she is considered as one of the greatest gymnasts of all time and is expected to add to her five olympic medals in tokyo. i am excited to go out there and represent again but my goal right now is to just go out and hit four for every time i get put out there and then we will see how the team is going so i am excited to see what we will bring. one of the most highly anticipated events of any olympics is the 100 metres finals and there we should be able to find the jamaican superstar shelly—ann fraser—pryce. this will be her fourth olympics after bursting onto the scene in beijing and she is aiming for a record—breaking third 100 metre olympic gold. another one of the track stars to look out for is norway's karsten warholm. just last month he broke the 28—year—old world record in th

and federal work was done on presidential palace and campbell. it could be heard as president a shotgun. he was needing pres, eat a lot. there were no reports of death or injury. and he, 3 people have been killed in severe flooding in china's hand on province with more range forecast. emergency crews have been working to rescue train passengers out of the subway, flooded in the provincial capital. jung jo region is seeing the most rainfall its had for 60 years. more than 10000 people have been evacuated and the army is warning with a dam. could collapse at any time after being severely damaged by a storm. a german chancellor angler medical has promised to speed up financial support for victims of the devastating floods that have killed at least 160 people in the west of the country. she visited batman minister high for one of the worst hit towns where people say age in deriving fast enough, so fast and reports with a bare hands and a lot of determination chains or fallen. tears clean up one house after the other. this story town of batman's that

sarah campbell, bbc news.overed as water is pumped from tunnels in henan province. the death toll currently stands at 51, but is expected to rise further. officials say that nearly 400,000 people have been moved to safer areas and now the flooding has moved as more rivers burst their banks. china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports from beijing. people in their hundreds of thousands have been moved to safety in central china's henan province. deadly flash flooding following record—breaking heavy driving rain has shut down cities and towns across the region. some people have been trapped for days, cut off by the rising waters without fresh food or water. officials say tens of thousands of rescuers have been mobilised, including the military, to reach stranded residents and evacuate the most dangerous areas. the rain has eased in zhengzhou city, and water is being pumped from rail and car tunnels. as these tunnels are cleared, bodies are being found, pushing up the official death toll. while the emergency sit

that was emily campbell, another great day, day two producing lots of upsets and plenty more to comend we'll have more on the olympics from the bbc sports centre later this hour. thousands of people in the western united states are spending the weekend in evacuation centers as wildfires continue to burn across the region. more than 80 large wildfires in 13 states have destroyed around 1.3 million acres in recent weeks. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. the dixie wildfire, california's biggest blaze to the north of the state, is growing rapidly. firefighters are battling day and night to try to bring it under control, but it's spreading with such ferocity that it's making its own weather, creating huge clouds that are generating lightning strikes across the region. about a fifth of the fire's perimeter has been contained, but officials say the extreme nature of the fire, along with low humidity, is hampering efforts to quell the flames. people have been evacuated from their homes in several nearby counties. smoke from the fire is travelling far and wide and is eve

our correspondent sarah campbell reports.ater, the result of torrential rain triggering devastating landslides. battling fast—flowing currents and submerged dangers, the country's national disaster response force. 32 houses have collapsed in the landslide because of the rain, and the rescue operation is there going on and the relief is there. as per their latest report, we have recovered 32 bodies, and some more are said to be trapped there. residents are now counting the cost of their losses, their homes and possessions lost or destroyed. translation: i had three vehicles. - all of them got submerged in the floodwater. they are all damaged. the furniture in my house and outside also got damaged. this is monsoon season, but the rain has been too much for many areas to cope with. it's thought that more than half a metre of rain fell in parts of india's west coast in just 24 hours. the authorities were forced to evacuate people from low—lying areas as water was released from dams which were threatening to overflow. translation:

ah, i tell about rockets attacks and throughout the prayers in the afghan capital campbell, 3 lands near the presidential palace. ah, i'm not eating and this is al jazeera life and also coming up, china says allegations for the us and as long as that hackers were behind the cyber attack on microsoft fabricated and malicious. and i'm stuck fast reforming from boston and i for where to small for came up for me for high works away from me. 3 and a mess of cleanup is on the way and the reef to the edge of space. the world's richest man gets ready for most space tourism industry gather space. ah, the taliban has claimed responsibility for 3 rockets, a tax in the afghan capital capital her presence a shelf connie was leaving her prayer presidential palace. one hits near the city's most popular, most another behind it for the shopping mall. and the 3rd ministry of foreign affairs. there be no reports of injury. phil phone. well arthur, for my schedule sir james bass lifers in cobble gyms or more. can you tell us about lisa focused attack and both the government responds been well, a very dramat

is don campbell. yes. yeah. we did a phase honda through through the warehouse on the mail that was to show you the and i don't see that which is it not be yellow. this is that sounds don't go to the scene that will be in the head support. now, who? no one else in the home. quite sure. the young lady. that whole thing, who was it was really in the entirety of his shower. this is home and there's a stand, a famous tree. and this thing is being promoted by these where they show visiting. both of those ones are span keys of i'm very successful. the one against the best husband she, she's the one who gets the inviting creams are very helpful because of both all the extra is also very, very complicated. gets abused element of skin. and that is very confident that the i think they should give a message. but i think the more important thing, you know, the, you know, the boys have to look back in order to be with you just to should be, you should be your thing. you should stop competing because it's not the the, the, in

the initial group was the, molala, seth curry richard branson and the joseph campbell foundation. now they have added roxanne, allen hillenbrand austin cleon i thank and i forget the other people but you can choose whose group you want to be part of and in addition if your group is reading a book that either you don't want to read or maybe you have already read it and don't want to read it again you can switch for the month to a different one of the groups. it's kind of a great arrangement it permits a lot of flexibility which is fantastic. >> tamika is a best-selling author of the orchid seed and a writer for "the new yorker." do you manage the conversation? >> i do in the sense that i am the curator of the book and i am engaged at a level that is greater than one of the average members but the conversation unfolds the way it would in a book group. anyone can chime in. anybody can talk, anybody can reply to anyone else. i am part of the conversation but i don't manage it in the sense of seeing who gets to speak. >> according to your literati book club called private collection an