we take great pride as having fort campbell in our community. the fact that our soldiers protect us every day, we wanted to make sure that we had justice for him. >> was jessie able to describe the person who shot her husband? >> she initially described him as a black man, and i believe that's pretty basically all the description she was able to give. >> jessie also describe the killers car. >> what kind of car? >> an old one. one of the big ones. >> what color was it? >> i don't know. like reddish brownish color. >> it wasn't much for police to go on, and to make it even more difficult, the eyewitness walter ferguson had seen something different. >> describe the truck that you saw speeding off? >> as he passed me i could see that it was a white truck and i saw the four by four on it, but that was about as much as i could see on it. >> so the witness had seen a white truck, and jessie said she saw a reddish brown car. investigators had a lot to sort out. a murdered soldier, a distraught wife, an unknown motive, and a giant secret about to be dis

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let's take a closer look with doug campbell. the cofounder and ceo of doug campbell mr. welcome to "mad money. >> thank you for having me, glad to be here >> tell me why is solid powers got a different and better approach for the companies that want so much to be ev? >> absolutely, it really is our platform technology which could plug in any chemistry and that a customer requests and combining it with technology that's highly manufacturable so with the value proposition that we can step right into either existing or contemplating. >> okay, so now full but went to jim farley today, why do you like solid power he tolld me this. you are going to translate it for me we like solid power, so we don't waste our just announced manufacturing process and fac facility which means what >> what that means is they have designed production facilities and con strucking those production facility around industry standards and lithium i ion. that's pretty much industry standards going into vehicles. the reason mr. farley likes solid power is we are not rendering any of those investment obs

update stephanie decker live for us in campbell, thank you. the pentagon says he will pay compensation to the families of victims of a drone strike in campbell. 10 afghan civilians including 7 children, were killed in the august 29th strike during the final days of the u. s. troop withdrawal. washington originally said they had struck targets linked the i sell affiliate in afghanistan. the pentagon's offered sincere condolences and says it will work towards relocating surviving family members to the us. se asia regional blog is excluding me and my jointed chief from summit later this month. the moved by as young is a rare rebuke to the military rulers who toppled me in my civilian government. in february, the armies failure to comply with a roadmap to pace a grade to earlier this year has frustrated members of the block will then 1100 people have been killed and more than 7000 arrested. since the military seized power. for more analysis on the slips, bringing in debbie started the founder and coordinator of old c in burma, a network of organiz

they are upset about what they call a black cloud over the campbell union school district. >> good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us tonight for kron 4 news at 8. >> i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. oakland. police are investigating tonight after a fatal shootout involving a retired police captain investigators say the gunfire broke out this afternoon. at a gas station at the 1700 block of castro street oakland's police chief says this all stemmed from an attempted robbery. one of the victims has been identified as former police captain or c joyner who was rushed to the hospital. kron four's. dan thorn is live outside highland hospital tonight in oakland. he joins us now with the very latest. dan. >> well, pam, we learned that joyner is in serious but stable condition tonight, oakland police treat chief alone run armstrong saying that joyner was shot several times has at least 3 people trying to rob him today. but joyner returned gunfire and shot and killed one of those men. this chevron gas station on the corner of 17th and castro in oakland was the sce

adina campbell, bbc news.n the nhs in england to help people stop smoking tobacco products. the medicines agency, the mhra, has updated its guidance to allow manufacturers to submit their vaping devices for regulatory approval. it could mean england becomes the first country in the world to prescribe e—cigarettes as a medical product. president biden has met the pope at the vatican, ahead of a meeting of g20 leaders in rome. the pope earlier urged governments to come up with "effective responses," to deal with rising carbon emissions. this weekend, the united nations�* cop26 climate summit gets underway in glasgow, with the aim of coming up with firm proposals to limit emissions. our north america editor, jon sopel, is travelling with the us president. the ruler of the world's pre—eminent superpower en route to meet the world's most powerful religious leader. but forjoe biden, only america's second roman catholic president, this is an audience with his spiritual guide, and clearly someone he admires enormously

there was slowing near campbell and that cleared out nicely as well.t's see how the bridges are doing. you are looking at 7 minutes from westbound 80 towards the bay bridge. and then again, i will go and look to see about the accident that popped up near the bay bridge on the chp site was all about. back to you. >> thank you. >>> guilty of assault with a deadly weapon. hall was guilty of assault with a deadly weapon with enhancement. it was a slow speed chase in 2018. reaction to the verdict is split. >> i certainly hope that there's an understanding that there's really know one ino is above th. >> it's a really sad day for andrew hall, in my opinion. hopefully that goes without saying, this was unwarranted. >> this was the first time an officer has been charged in a shooting while on duty in contra costa county. >>> a good samaritan was stabbed in san francisco after trying to help a woman being robbed on the street. this all started around noon yesterday in downtown san francisco on mission street. this is before spear and main. investigators don't k

adina campbell, bbc news.ettes by the nhs in england. manufacturers of e—cigarettes will be invited to submit their products for approval in the same way as other medicines that are available on the nhs. our health editor hugh pym is here. so what are the arguments around this? the widely used by smokers trying to kick the habit with a certain of success. some smoking cessation clinics run by the nhs have handed out vaping devices, e—cigarettes, but we have not got to the point where the nhs can routinely prescribe e—cigarettes so what is now happening is the medical regulator, the nhra has announced a streamlined process for manufacturers to put forward devices so they can be approved or not is having a medicinal use and the nhra has said, based on the evidence available, across different health bodies, e—cigarettes are less harmful to health than smoking tobacco. this does not mean it is automatically going to happen, this is for england, certainly at this stage, it needs to get to the nhra for each device a

the theft happened wednesday morning on white oaks road in campbell. laurents. >> guys. we're talking about a big week ahead. so many events the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >> raiders head coach jon gruden is in damage control mode tonight because of a racist e-mail he sent in 2011 that has just come to light at the time he was working as a commentator at espn in the email. gruden was complaining about the head of the nfl's players association. the union demaurice smith gruden made a racist comment about smith's appearance. gruden told espn today that he cannot recall the e-mail while adding that he doesn't quote, have a racial bone in his body saying he's ashamed embarrassed and quote, never meant it to sound that bad. the nfl responded with a statement condemning gruden's words and the raiders have also rel

another campbell.t's on the hill and it is given to the state in the 1840s when it took can you believe it, it took tennessee until 1843 to decide on where they were going to have a epermanent capital. if you read the tennessee, you know exactly why. this is nashville but they sure didn't want to go to knoxville . and knoxville didn't want any of the business. they didn't want to be nashville either so it's these regional rivalries. at one point believe it or not oone of the west tennessee legislators suggested that west tennessee would just to see and this is in the 1840s and create their own state called guess what? jacksonian. catchy name, don't you think? they would create jacksonian. there's another state rep from east tennessee. he's young, his name is andrew johnson. his future is i guess bright but nonetheless he says if you're going to secede going to secede and go back to that name of the state of franklin sowhat do the legislators from nashville do ? they start appropriating money to build r

we'll start a connecticut, a new wheel. googled anna for nana campbell faleen. you took a derrick, an asha, come to asha control indian abuse. and did he give you what you have? i'm in the countries the gym and so what i'm seeing just still uses you with you and we're given new kids we have, we can ship with india thought and do so to you than me. ok. your cost. okay. did she energy when you had char, who got my head to do so this survey here because oh, now a good day. ah ah, it may no. oh man i do. oh sure who got me to do so? give me any. ah, with flim lee. it's of, it's here, a 2nd coin room of sort of hassle was really clear of douglas in the lithium keena kin bossy or so the whole kin or will kina gets had lucas left lim, lee. so hatton mean all so full of limbs any, any in the middle of the or bossy in the muscle has a mean canal cell. even signaling the year he can of miss really mr. mr. leslie and are concerned you can show from a student who had learned which model of limley shifts can can the image see how of he has he has he and not middle had him co

alexander -- not alexander campbell but another campbell bought the hill, and it was given to the state in the 1840s when it took, can you believe it took tennessee intel 1843 to decide on where they're going to have a permanent capital? that if you lived in tennessee long you know exactly why. memphis didn't want it in nashville but they certainly didn't want to go to knoxville. knoxville didn't want it in memphis. they didn't want it in nashville either. it's these regional rivalries. at one point believe it or not one of, west tennessee legislators suggested west tennessee would just secede from tennessee, and this is in the te 1840s, and create their own state called, just what? jacksonian honor. catchy name. they would create jacksonian honor here there's another state rep from east picky junk. his name is andrew johnson. he's going places. his future is i guess bright but nonetheless he says if you're going to secede than were going to secede and go back to that name of the state of franklin. so what do the legislators from national do? they start appropriating money to build road

fiona campbell runs the association of scotland self caterers. you call it a sham?they had worked with the industry to amend the licensing order. they did not. they simply did not. it is disingenuous at best to suggest that it did and duplicitous at worse. we are now saying if the government is intent on delivering a licensing scheme, they should exempt registered accommodation. so people who put their flat on airbnb would be subjected to this regulation, versus? protecting the professional businesses, absolutely. we put that to the new cabinet secretary with responsibility for housing. we don't want people to walk away from a working group, _ and we would want to continue to engage. i the two meetings i've had with the association - and airbnb since that meeting, they've expressed an interest. in continuing to work- with the scottish government, but we also have to balance . their interest with the interest of those local people who've raised serious concerns about the impactl of short—term lets. airbnb told us... in reality, holiday lets are only a recent concern.

as you saw there, skip campbell's is name and his wife. they were home and they spotted the animal getting carried away by the flood waters. campbell jumped into action when he noticed the cat struggling to stay afloat. >> that was really right about there. just bobbing up and down, trying to get about race. i and i was just real careful because it does drop off about 3 feet away format. that's where it drops into the creek that. >> but that was very brave. that could be dangerous for that gentleman. the couple they still haven't decided if they're going to keep the little kitty, but they say that they have rescued cats before. and though they have kept them, you know, i understand cats don't really like the water. >> they need a good name, right. like it's coming thunder. it's going to be some good weather name after i a good for those guys stepping in to get the animals to their affected by the weather as well. we saw that all around the bay area. everything really changes. we saw those clouds will and that storm that atmospheric river.

the campbell police department has released surveillance video of an unusual burglary suspect.nother man dressed as spiderman, apparently committing a crime in the city of campbell. if you look closely, you can see one of the burglars is right there in costume. the men can be seen dragging a trash can full of stolen property that included some tools. this happened early wednesday morning on white oak roads near camden. anyone who has information on this strange burglary should put in a call to the campbell police department. president biden is restored protections for three national monuments. i'm jackie heinrich in washington. why the decision to offer greater environmental protection is generating strong mixed opinions coming up? ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ first president to issue a proclamation of indigenous peoples day. it is a huge boost for those who want to refocus the federal holiday celebrating christopher columbus. toward an appreciation of native peoples

. >> well, members of the campbell high school teachers association making their voices heard. they are in the middle of salary negotiations with some teachers say they're not going well. it was an active scene outside the district's board meeting and some teachers argue the contract talks are an unnecessary distraction and say the students are the ones who suffer the most four's. amanda hari has more for us. >> dozens of community members, teachers and students showed up to show their support for the campbell high school teachers association. and even more supported from afar. >> high school history teacher and president of the teachers association, ken mccarthy says it's been a tough year and a half. >> it's just been very difficult. i never have heard so many teachers talk about leaving the profession as this year. mccarthy tells me the black balloons you see are supposed to be symbolic of the black cloud over the district. this protest is after the board and teacher's association declared a joint impasse on september 29th in negotiations over changing working conditions and

blair had campbell — what you think? yeah, that's an - interesting question. years ago, - matthew was running the rebuttal union in the labour press office. he's got real experience. he worked for tony blair. after tony blair left power. and i think that's allowed some jeremy corbyn supporters - to say it's a tony blair tribute act. | but matthew doyle is a professional, he understands communication. - i think aaron's right, . he could've done much more with the pandemic i and getting things in order. but i don't think you really need a kind of lobby name _ or a big tv name any more. i don't think it matters as much as getting the message right i and getting that through. i i think it is about credibility. and i think he's made a big step today in making that credibility. so names banded around like kevin maguire, you don't think that's necessary? idon't think it's necessary because i think that where tony blair- was when he took alastair campbell on, in the early days, ithink- it was sort of a different sense... tony blair was seen - as an ex— prime minister.

teachers rallied ahead of thursday's campbell union high school district board meeting carrying signsand black balloons meant to symbolize a dark cloud hanging over the district. i feel angry i feel. not valued. rebecca gilmore is a teacher in the district. not happy with contract negotiations. my husband and i are still relatively young. you know, we still cannot fire own home. you cannot start a family, the teachers association and district ardent impasse the union says its latest proposal is a permanent $5000 increase, plus 4% per year. the union claims the district has $48 million in reserves. we have a school district that is operating more like a corporation or a bank in terms of. hanging on to capitol negotiations are complex is really expensive to live here in this valley, but the school board president contends if they give teachers what they're proposing, there's a projected budget deficit in three years that could lead to cuts to programs. we've also done things i tried to pass the parcel taxes in the past. unfortunately, those i'm not passed. um we've done some things to r

we'll go to a halloween store in campbell tonight where we're making up for lost time. people are going big. you have a friend. >> reporter: i'd like to introduce you to my good buddy beetle juice. people are buying up these huge animatronics like this because after not having trick or treaters last year they are going big with displays and making up for lost time. for most kids the only thing scarier than this is the thought of going another year without trick or treating. 7-year-old jaden hart wick of san jose plans to dress as ghost face on his quest for candy. >> oh, yes. i love m & ms and skittles a lot. >> reporter: parents say they have peace of mind after the halloween go ahead from the nation's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci. >> i think particularly if you are vaccinated but you can get out there. you're outdoors for the most part at least when my children were out there doing trick or treating and enjoy it. this is a time that children love. >> especially here in california and san jose we're a little bit more mindful, cautious about how we mi

a crew member is putting this on the armorer and producers and you heard josh campbell's comments. would legal charges come down to the people vetting crew members like these or is it just the crew involved, producers? what does it come down to? >> so there is two types of liability at play. there is civil liability that shows negligence, someone would have to show to sue someone for money damages and criminal charges potentially, involuntarily manslaughter you have to show criminal negligence or reckless nls. i'm looking at three people here. first of all, the assistant director when he handed the gun to alec baldwin and said cold gun, how did he confirm? did he look at the gun? what did he see? did he not inspect it? that will be a big problem. i'm looking at the armorer. was she qualified and how was a loaded live weapon on the trey for the a.d. to grab and finally, whoever did the hiring. the a.d. had prior issues josh talked about and the armorer was maybe shaky in her experience as she just laid out in the podcast clip we heard. those are the three people who are going to be

. >> an unusual saft in the city of campbell. police are looking for 2 suspected burglars after they were caught on camera. one of them right there wearing a spirerman costume enrolling, a trash can of what police believed to be stolen property. police released the images of the suspects. this happened yesterday morning on white oaks road in campbell. if you recognize the man on the screen, you're asked to contact campbell, police. well, the search is underway tonight for a man accused of pretending to be a police officer and threatening a teenage girl with a gun. >> berkeley. police say that this incident happened on the night of september. the 29th tonight. police have released new surveillance video of that suspect kron 4. dan thorn has the story. police tell us, thankfully this teen acted quickly and got away from the man before calling 911. >> the situation is definitely concerning. but now police need help. in identifying this suspect. berkeley police say this home security video shows an unknown man following a high school

. >> tonight, a family campbell know raising concerns after they say the family pet was shot in the legs with a pellet gun can see the x-rays of the pellet bullets still lodged in the cat's leg. jennifer and mike paying say that the took their cat lucifer to the vet back in august after he was attacked by a coyote when the vet took x-rays, they said he had also been shot. but the wounds likely healed and then probably happened a few months back. the that lucifer only wonders with in their neighborhood and that he's very friendly. they say they were shocked to hear the news from the vet. it's outrageous that somebody would be doing that. and in a neighborhood to attack shooting catch. >> the ping say they have had the lucifer since he was just 6 weeks old is now 3 years old. that told them that they cannot remove the pellets because it could actually cause the cat more damage. they say other pets in the neighborhood have also been hurt as well. kron four's amanda hari putting this story together for you right now and will will be all new in an hour on kron 4 news at 9. still. much more to

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members of the campbell high school teachers association are making their voices heard by the school board, the steals with their current negotiations over salary and working conditions. his teachers picketed outside the campbell union high school district board meeting prefers amanda hari reports. >> both groups i spoke to said that this is a tough situation. the teacher i spoke to said the contract negotiations are a distraction at a time when students need so much more attention from teachers after year and a half of distance learning. >> dozens of community members, teachers and students showed up to show their support for the campbell high school teachers association. >> and even more support it from afar high school history teacher and president of the teachers association, ken mccarthy says it's been a tough year and a half. >> it's just been very difficult. i never have heard so many teachers talk about leaving the profession as this year. mccarthy tells me the black balloons you see are supposed to be symbolic of the black cloud over the district. this protest is after the b

campbell family says that they are scared to let their cat roam free after they say they found out that someone shot with a pellet gun during a routine out. that's where we start this saturday night here on kron. 4 news at non, thanks so much for joining us. i'm jonathan mccall. the family says that their cat isn't the only one in the area that appears to have been also justine waldman, kron president harry spoke to the family about their captain why they're confident that the shooting. >> happened really close to their home. >> the family tells me they used to that lucifer. the cat room. this neighborhood all the time. they say that he was well loved by the neighbors and would always come home. but now after he was hurt, they believe, possibly by someone in the neighborhood. they don't let him out as much. >> scary to think that somebody in the neighborhood right here is shooting catch jennifer and mike payne described their cap lucifer as a lovable rascal that these x-rays show he had a very scary experience. they believe it happened right in their neighborhood was shot in the back le

campbell avenue and the santa mosques expressway that has been hurt recently neighbor. also their cap was shot in the neck. down the street from this year and another cat has disappeared. recently. the pings tell me that some of their neighbors aren't letting their cats out as much as well. >> they say the vet tells them they can't remove those pellets from their cat because it could cause more damage now that it's healed in campbell amanda hari kron 4 news. >> alameda police need your help. identifying this person who they say may have some information linked to a shooting that happened friday night around 11 on santa clara avenue. they're asking anyone who may know who this is to contact the police department immediately. >> staying in alameda. officials say that deputies are seeing brightly colored fentanyl on the streets tonight and they're warning parents that the drug could attract kids. this is a picture of some of the things that those. deputies are warning folks to avoid earlier this week. hayward police say they found similar colored fentanyl in that city as w

the pentagon says a will pay compensation to the families of victims of a drone strike in campbell. 10 afghan civilians including 7 children, were killed in the august 29th strike during the final days before the u. s. troop withdrawal the pants again, often sincere condolences and said it will work to as relocating surviving family members to the us. mike, hannah is in washington dc with more this is just the beginning of the discussions . no sons have been discussed. the conversation took place between the ceo of the n g o that employed, zachariah mighty, who was the employer who was killed along with 9 members of his family. it was a virtual consultation. on the other side was the under secretary of defense for policy. now they were basically opening discussions as to how compensation can be paid and down the line in discussion with lawyers. it will come up how much compensation is going to be paid. this is not unprecedented. back in 2019 more than 70 such cases were conducted. payments were made ranging from $135.00 to $35000.00. but why this is complicated is that normally these d

sarah campbell, bbc news.he american actor alec baldwin has accidentally shot dead a woman during filming of his new movie. the incident happened in the state of new mexico on the set of the film rust. no charges have been filed over the incident, which is being investigated. we're joined now by los angeles—based entertainment journalist kj matthews. thank you very much forjoining me. thank you very much for “oining me. . ~' thank you very much for “oining me. . ~ , ., thank you very much for “oining me.— how h thank you very much forjoining me._ how does - thank you very much forjoining me._ how does a - thank you very much forjoining. me._ how does a prop me. thank you. how does a prop nun and me. thank you. how does a prop gun and person? _ me. thank you. how does a prop gun and person? you _ me. thank you. how does a prop gun and person? you know, - me. thank you. how does a prop gun and person? you know, it'sl gun and person? you know, it's so shocking. — gun and person? you know, it's so shocking, when _

in itself is campbell, the official secrets act and the u. k. in itself is a scandal because both of them criminalized the disclosure of secret information irrespective of public interest. the high court cast changed and they can certainly they can certainly, you know, be reasonable and apply the law to the the medical states that you know junior passengers and they know exactly what the prison conditions are like in the us. as far as i know, the defense team has also crossed the peel. it's just at the cross appeal, which then brings all the other question to the for. but that obviously will only be dealt with if the u. s. successful in it's. so before we get to that stage, just to be clear as things stand right now in london, if you were about to suddenly, i dunno and show me a t v sent over a reuters journal as being gun down by helicopter gunship. both of us could be tortured. we could be subject to a u. s. secretary of state claiming that we were a non state or sale actors. worthy was us nation on the streets of london that that president ha

obama and his war commander at the time, general john campbell said, the u.s.-- there's going to be a few thousand of them staying in the country, but they're only there as advisers. the afghans are reedy to take charge of their own security and they'll be the ones fighting against the taliban. obama and his generals knew that wasn't true, that u.s. troops were still going to be involved in combat. in fact, more than 100 u.s. troops died in combat after obama made that announcement. all u.s. soldiers in the war zone received combat pay. when they died they received combat decorations. the most vivid example of how combat was going on was from the air. we continued to fly more than 1,000 air strikes and bombings a year in which we were killing lots of people, both taliban and civilians. this idea that the combat mission was over was a complete fabrication, and yet obama knew this. the reason he clung to this description was because he knew that popular support for the war was waning, and he wanted americans to think that u.s. troops were no longer in harm's way

obama and his war commander of the time general john campbell said the u.s. be a few thousand of them stay in the country but they're only there as advisors. the afghans are ready to take charge of the unsecured and they will be the ones fighting against the taliban. .. and that they shouldn't push for them to the war. he was trying to buy them. again, the deception, it went deeper and deeper as time went on. >> when you raised obama's speech, it reminded me of one of the moments that i had completely missed or forgotten that i -- i saw in your book and that is that that wasn't the first time that we declared the end of combat operations that the same -- at the same time that president bush was, you know, having his mission accomplished moment about iraq, the rumsfeld was in kabul declaring the end of combat operations in 2003. it was -- it's just -- thinking about -- reading why reading this book right now is so crazy to see these other moments when we've kind of declared that this thick is over. but you mentioned vietnam briefly and we have a question from

smith is live in the city of campbell, with the district's response hasn't. well, andre all can agree. it is very difficult to live in silicon valley on a teacher's salary. the district is weighing its options on what it can afford without making cuts. teachers rallied ahead of thursday's campbell union high school district board meeting carrying signs and black balloons meant to symbolize a dark cloud hanging over the district. i feel angry i feel. not valued. rebecca gilmore is a teacher in the district. not happy with contract negotiations. my husband and i are still relatively young. you know, we still cannot buy our own home. cannot start a family, the teachers association and district ardent impasse. the union says its latest proposal is a permanent $5000 increase plus 4% per year. the union claims the district has $48 million in reserves. we have a school district that is operating more like a corporation or a bank in terms of. hanging on to capitol hanging on to millions of dollars in reserves. negotiations are complex is really expensive to live here

let's speak to our royal correspondent sarah campbell in windsor.uld seem, then, that the palace doesn't want to overplay the queen's visit to hospital?— visit to hospital? yes, indeed, good afternoon to — visit to hospital? yes, indeed, good afternoon to you. _ visit to hospital? yes, indeed, good afternoon to you. i _ visit to hospital? yes, indeed, good afternoon to you. i can _ visit to hospital? yes, indeed, good afternoon to you. i can say - visit to hospital? yes, indeed, good afternoon to you. i can say that - afternoon to you. i can say that here in windsor the royal standard is flying high above windsor castle this afternoon, which should indicate that the monarch is in residence, that the queen is there, and as we heard, when she returned from the hospital, showers in good spirits and showers undertaking light duties, and as nick was saying, what could that mean? well, the daily duties of the monarchy involve looking through government papers, the red boxes, so she could well be doing that today. and also as nick was saying, other than re

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adina campbell, bbc news.orjoining us, and for being on the list. tell us about the work you are doing. i for being on the list. tell us about the work you are doing.— the work you are doing. i think it is multifaceted. _ the work you are doing. i think it is multifaceted. within _ the work you are doing. i think it is multifaceted. within the - the work you are doing. i think it is multifaceted. within the arts | is multifaceted. within the arts council, we are a funding body and we work to fund organisations we think can align with our values and oursense think can align with our values and our sense of direction in terms of inclusivity, diversity, etc, so my work entails looking at it across the board holistically, getting an overview of how things work internally within the arts council, but also building those relationships with people in the sector and people in the communities in order to ensure that their voices are heard and that we build there, centre their input into our approaches and structures. s

josh campbell, our cnn security correspondent, joins us as well. josh, again, we're waiting for more information. in the meantime we're left to report what we see with our own eyes. you made a good point a few moments ago. police have said they're setting up a reunification center. after they said that in a tweet, we saw these buses being brought to the scene. as a trained law enforcement officer as you were before you moved into the journalism sphere, that tells us police may not have this completely wrapped up but they are in the mindset of feeling secure enough to bring in additional resorurces and additional people in what would be harm's way if this situation were not under control. >> you have law enforcement officers who obviously will go in toward the sound of gunfire. you have medical personnel who will come. tactical medics will stage in closer to an area if there are actual injuries. but everyone else, the school bus drivers, the administrative staff, they won't be bringing those into a hot, active situation. again, that gives us a littl

adina campbell, bbc news.. in london's knightsbridge shops and offices were hit by a massive deluge. many couldn't reach work and motorists took risks navigating waterlogged roads. there was flash flooding in pontypridd. the fire and rescue service in south mid and west wales said they'd been "inundated" with calls for help. this is the centre of newcastle where passengers were advised to delay travel after many services were suspended time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. for many people that heavy rain has continued through the day. yes, it has but we will go from one extreme to another. i will use newcastle as an example. together with the rain we have seen falling today, it was only 11 for much of the day, but move things onto thursday and friday, not only is it dry, we have temperatures reaching 20 , but there is still reign at the moment and over the past three hours it's been steady rain affecting eastern scotland and a good part of northern england and there's more rain to come overnight.

adina campbell, bbc news. 15. the jury was told much of the evidence will focus on the competence of the police investigations into the deaths. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at barking town hall. daniel, just bring us up to date on what has been said.— daniel, just bring us up to date on what has been said. yes, ben, the coroner examining _ what has been said. yes, ben, the coroner examining the _ what has been said. yes, ben, the coroner examining the deaths - what has been said. yes, ben, the coroner examining the deaths of i what has been said. yes, ben, the i coroner examining the deaths of four young gay men in their 20s killed by stephen port, who will be spending the rest of his life in prison. the coroner, sarah munro qc, told the 11 jurors that the inquest was being held to consider whether the lives of the men who died later could have been saved if the investigations into the earlier deaths had been conducted differently. because it wasn't until weeks after the fourth macro death

sarah campbell, bbc news, leigh—on—sea. let's rejoin laura kuenssberg at westminster.w the home secretary has ordered a review into security.— review into security. that is right. it's inevitable _ review into security. that is right. it's inevitable in _ review into security. that is right. it's inevitable in the _ review into security. that is right. it's inevitable in the coming - it's inevitable in the coming days there will be a public conversation about the safety of mps, that is already under way with the home secretary asking police forces to crack down and do everything they can. they will be contacting every mp in the next 2a hours. it's also inevitable that there will be another public conversation about whether some of the poison that has crept into corners of political debate in this country in the last few years is something that can be taken away. can people in politics, in real life and online, learn again perhaps to be kinder, to keep cooler heads, to think more carefully before resorting to insult or hurling abuse or putting the kind of threats to mps

sarah campbell, bbc news, clarence house. agency, properly known as the secret intelligence service? and how relevant can a spy agency be in this digital age? our security correspondent frank gardner has been speaking to real agents about their life and work. bond music plays. why would i betray you? we all have our secrets. you just didn't get to yours yet. so does anything about bond resemble life inside the real mi6, headquartered here on the thames and is their world of human intelligence and tradecraft still relevant in the digital age? i asked to meet some serving mi6 intelligence officers to find out. identities concealed, assumed names given. they were all suitably guarded about what they do. there's an enormous variety of roles that you can do. there's agent running and recruiting, we need technical experts. we have comms teams. there is a sharp edge on the front line. it's never one person on their own. there's very little resemblance to the reality of working for mi6. so i think if someone came in wanting to do tha

john campbell is in belfast.rning from the irish foreign minister saying that this could cause a breakdown in relations with the european union.— cause a breakdown in relations with the european union. certainly some irritation from _ the european union. certainly some irritation from simon _ the european union. certainly some irritation from simon coveney, - the european union. certainly some irritation from simon coveney, the i irritation from simon coveney, the republic of ireland's foreign minister. the context of all this is that on wednesday of next week, the eu is bringing forward some new proposals to ease the operation of the northern ireland protocol to make it much easier to get goods from great britain into northern ireland. the head of that on tuesday, lord frosty brexit minister is due to make a speech in portugal where he will say those sort of practical changes will not be enough, they also needs to be changes to the oversight of governance of the deal, and specifically of the european court ofjus

we get the latest from josh campbell in santa fe. >> nobody's been cleared as of yet. >> reporter: nothe investigation is narrowing. the santa fe county sheriff telling "the today show" he is now focused on two people involved in the fatal shooting of halyna hutchins by alex bald wib. those two, hannah gutierrez and dave halls, who crew members who handled the firearm before it was handed to baldwin. >> they are the focus of the investigation, so they're the focus. >> reporter: halls, the set's assistant director, told detectives he did not thoroughly inspect the weapon before giving it to baldwin, according to court documents. he could only remember seeing three records. he advised he should have checked them all, but didn't. in addition, the documents show gutierrez, the film's armorer, told detectives no live ammo is kept on set. a statement roundly contradicted by the sheriff. >> we regard this specific spent casing and recovered projectile to be the live round that was fired from the revolver by mr. baldwin. we have recovered what we believe to be possible additional live rounds

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