for 45 years, the denny stood on the street corner along busy bascom avenue in campbell. then suddenly it was gone. >> just today i was walking by, going to a different place along the street and i said wait, what happened point >> reporter: there was no announcement, no note on the door am i just a vacant building and empty parking lot. >> it was nice to have it along here. >> reporter: we tried to contact the florida realty company which owns the property , but did not get a response. the campbell chamber of commerce is taking calls from concerned neighbors that the city is losing too many affordable coffee shop diners. the hickory pit across the street closed last year point >> the issue with denny's, i don't know the real story behind it, other than it could have been a e gotiation. are back the denny's sits on corner of prime real estate, on the opposite corner from the pulling guard shopping center, and downtown campbell. it is also part of an area the city is rezoning to allow for more housing, including affordable housing for teachers, first responders, and servic

many thanks for the update, john campbell with the| the update, john campbell with the latest on thet the man who detonated a bomb in a liverpool taxi had been buying components for his device for several months. detectives say emad al swealmeen, who was originally from iraq, had suffered periods of mental illness. he died when the improvised device he built exploded in the taxi on remembrance sunday. our special correspondent, ed thomas, has been speaking to a couple who were just metres away from the blast. explosions just went off. and it shook the hospital building. and then i go closer to the car, and i can smell the smoke. and i could see the man in the back. the moments liam and stephanie will neverforget. as david perry's taxi rolls in, they were just metres away. so, that's my car, there, with my girlfriend, steph, inside. and the explosion happens. and you'll see steph, steph gets out the car, i grab her and push her to the side. so she goes to reception, where she's safe. what are your emotions in these moments? i was just on pure adrenaline. my biggest fear was her gettin

that game being played at west mont high in campbell.he shooting happening in the parking lot but the gunfire could be heard in the stadium. >> sergio quintana joins us live. a scary situation for so many. what do you know right now? >> reporter: i can tell you that right now there are a lot of police officers out here trying to piece together exactly what happened. the school is in campbell but the parking lot where it happened is in san jose. the game was in the final minutes with witnesses telling us several shots were fired outside in the parking lot of the stadium. >> my buddy and i were standing on the hillside near the parking lot and we their pop, pop, pop like a firecracker. we saw the dirt kicking up behind us. >> reporter: we might have to step away in a moment. in the meantime, with 2:18 to go -- something has happened here. we won't speculate on it. in the meantime, the two-point conversion is no good. >> reporter: now this is video from the live broadcast of the game. you can see after people realized shots were fired outsi

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[crying] >> in campbell. kpix5. >> his funeral is planned for next week. we reached out to campbell police but are still waiting to hear back. >>> tonight, south bay congressman is reacting to the criminal contempt charges filed against former president trump's chief strategist. >> it sends a message that no american is above the rule of law. i don't know why steve bannon thinks he should not have to answer questions from the united states congress. >> reporter: trump directed his allies not to cooperate in the deadly assault on the capitol. steve bannon is among the aides refusing to speak. he is expected to surrender on monday. >>> take a live look from san francisco this evening. the health officials are urging any adult who wants a booster shot to sign up now. that follows the state's announcement that anyone 18 and over will be eligible as long as enough time has passed since the last dose. sonoma county made a similar announcement within the last few hours. >>> new at 11:00, kpix5 betty wu shows us a very important person vaccinated and back in actio

many thanks, john campbell. — brussels. many thanks, john campbell, our— brussels.have revealed that the man who detonated a bomb in a liverpool taxi had been buying components for his device for several months. detectives say emad al swealmeen, who was originally from iraq, had suffered periods of mental illness. he died when the improvised device he built exploded on remembrance sunday. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. the explosion outside liverpool's women's hospital ripped apart the taxi, killing the bomber, emad al swealmeen. counterterrorism detectives said today that he started buying materialfor the bomb backin started buying materialfor the bomb back in april, seven months ago, suggesting a long planned attack. this evening, al swealmeen's family told the bbc he had lived in iraq, jordan and the emirates before entering the uk using a syrian id. translation: he has not had any contact with his family since he left britain. they don't even have a telephone numberfor him as i understand. telephone number for him as i understand-— telep

and campbell, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. college savings plan offered through the nonprofit oakland promise has reached a new milestone. the brilliant baby program has now funded saving accounts for more than 1000 children. each child has received an initial $500 deposit. the nonprofit says that its investments have grown nearly 33% so children who have been in the program since it started in 2017 have already seen those college funds start to grow. a proposal to stop cannabis testing of oakland city employees for off the job use unanimously passed the public safety committee today. that proposal now heads to the city council right now, the city test employees for cannabis, which can show up for weeks after use. city leaders say that is not an accurate indication of impairment and needs to stop. they also say the testing has led to worker attrition at a time when oakland is facing a worker retention crisis. the policy does not impact. the policy does not impact the policy regarding employee impairment on the job, which is no

ok, i, 4 weeks after the 911 attacks us warplanes bombed alger 0 campbell office, the bureau was empty. the time the network had previously given the location of its campbell office to the authorities in washington. for one, al jazeera camera man, a routine deployment to afghanistan resulted in 6 years detention without trial in guantanamo bay. fuming minute i am, i am an o sherman the hulu bill are funny. stung robert aladdin. who do the republic called a free and robin. rick stung them. i don't leave him in trouble. i shall thought to land back his danny boy. you'll enjoy that ali japanese is out of it. don't leave for them. i have been a senior asked gary fee on the hearth bad and as cool by the law and motherly jolla, john i, li, i in my lab said will answers and we will collaborate. political al jazeera bureau chief in cobbled high sierra luni, was also detained. he was visiting his family in spain, in september 2003 when he was arrested and sentenced to 7 years detention warning. al jazeera believed that its journalists had become the target of american government. anger. the cha

when will you make a decision, and do you want campbell to go ahead?ecision here, on television. but is there a decision? they will be a decision... ..coming quickly? all i will say about this is that it is a license but was granted 20 years ago. yes, but it has been revisited. and it is a planning decision that we are going to examine. crowd boos. that's all i'm going to say about that. as diego said, it is a transition... but why open a new oilfield? one of the things i have negotiated is the northey transition deal. tojust close, shut the door on the sector overnight. leah, we heard from you for the question, what do you make of what you have heard? i appreciate those answers, and i appreciate that you are investing in carbon captures, ijust want you to know that we are all depending on you, and we hope you deliver, because we're running of time. thank you very much. applause. that is all from the global climate debate here in glasgow, the cop26 climate conference. i hope you've found it enlightening and possibly encouraging. thank you to our panell

the period when he is under sedation for the colonoscopy, he hands overpower very briefly at to campbell harris. it's standard procedure as i say, there was a problem during the reagan presidency when alexander haig, who was his chief of staff, said i'm in charge rather than the vice president cotton, the big who high. so no, the, make it clear. i have st over the authority. it goes to the vice president. that is how this thing is meant to work. now jen sack, you will be holding a use a conference news briefing as you normally does on a friday. and we should get more details of that medical, but you'll remember also that joe biden celebrates his birthday to morrow. on saturday he will be $79.00, so people were paying attention to what comes out of that. although i suspect the white house will tellers who's getting a clean bill of health. yeah, i've just got half an eye on the briefing room at the moment, so we'll go to that when and if we hear something. meanwhile, in congress, before all of this happened, a victory at least the 1st step for jo biden's signature legislation. exactly that

were waiting to hear back from campbell poe police. >>> a congressman is reacting to charges against donald trump's chief strategist. >> no american is above the rule of law. i don't know why steve bannon things he doesn't need to answer questions to the u.s. congress. >> steve bannon is among the aides refusing to speak with lawmakers. he is expected to surrender himself on monday. >>> city health officials are urging any adult who wants a booster shot to sign up now. anyone 18 and over will be eligible as long as enough time has passed since her last shot. los angeles is making adjustments to its vaccine mandates. the city council removed indoor malls and shopping centers from the list of places that require proof of vaccination. it will be required for restaurants, bars, and gymnasiums. >> we are in this together. in a moment of great crisis, we need to depend on each other. >> the enforcement of the mandate will be delayed to give businesses more time to comply. >>> growing concern over waste in the water. a lot more trash and ppe is ending up in the ocean. from ocean beach it ta

a man who was ordained as a presbyterian, alexander campbell, the founder of this restoration movement, comes in quite a large and to the hermitage to have dinner with general jackson, a grantor of the united states, a beautiful ball, this puts nashville on the map and we are still on the map, the hard drinking town of drugs on the street, i know what you are thinking of that, the panel taverns, i'm not going to bring that. a cosmopolitan place and 200 years later, it is also a pleasure to see any historic house remaining upright, beautifully cared for as this one is, lost the bid of historical fabric, that they did not preserve. i am ready to take questions if you come to this microphone here. whether they are not remains to be seen but i would love to hear some questions from you. there are people who know a lot more about andrew jackson than i do. anybody have a question? please come to the mike. >> can you talk about what the infrastructure in nashville is like? what were the roadways like? how hard was travel at that time when jackson was here? >> travel was pretty hard. we were n

. >>> right now, shelter in place is in effect in campbell after someone was shot. chopper 5 over the scene of some police activity this afternoon. this was along juanita way near boroughs. police say the shooting happened in another neighborhood along sunny oak's avenue around robin lane at 10:45 this morning. we do not know the condition of the victim or if the two scenes are connected. we know a suspect is under arrest. we will pass along any updates as we get them. >>> a raiders player has been arrested following a deadly crash. vern glenn joins us now with more. >> reporter: we see players involved in car accidents and duis all the time. but this, we are talking about a loss of life and who knows what the future holds for henry ruggs iii. this is what is left of a toyota rear ended by ruggs. police said ruggs showed signs of impairment and he will be charged with a dui resulting in death. if convicted it is a maximum jail sentence of two years. the raiders are aware of an accident involving henry ruggs that occurred they said. our thoughts and prayers go out to

today, it is doug campbell, ceo of solid power. i want to look at how traditional lithium-ion batteries were. -- work. that generates electricity. these batteries pack a serious punch and can produce a lot of energy, plus you can also reuse them a lot. to prevent the battery from overheating, an ev uses a cool liquid that flows between the batteries. it then takes an inverter and changes that into power. this produces a rotating magnetic field in the motor, and you have power. here is one problem. range anxiety. how far can you really get on one charge? sometimes these batteries can catch fire. one solution is solid-state batteries. the liquid is replaced with solid matter. enter solid power. it is producing the solid batteries in a traditional lithium-ion process, helping to streamline the process. these companies back solid power. sk innovation also announced it will unveil its own solid power cells, and is in a spac which will help fund its growth plans. the solid-state dream has been around for a while. every carmaker wants a p

campbell and los gatos each at 74. well, some solid 70's for much of the east bay berkeley and richmond you'll hold on to the upper 60's, as you also will for areas like the late helen napa and only a few 50's on the map can stinson beach at 57 tomorrow will be a cooler day after morning showers clear out, which will be really quickly. we've got a lot of sunshine to look forward to. yes. don't forget more falling back an hour on sunday. so that means that extra hour of sleep going to love that then comes monday and tuesday. and this could be a big rainmaker for us. another atmospheric river looking likely to set up shop into the start of next week. it doesn't look like this one is going to pack the punch of the one that we had about a week and a half ago, but still something that could result in rainfall spread out over a number of days. rain. john, thanks to that. unfortunately, we have a couple of fatalities in the south bay. here's one. >> 1600 block of saratoga avenue. so these are on our roadways. so fatal traffic

the plate at a neutral site, westmont high, in campbell. san jose police recovered shell casings. the shooting injured two men, both with non-life-threatening injuries. >> there was no playbook for this. there are certain plays that we got to execute that night, this was not something that anyone was prepared for. >> san jose police say no arrests, no motive, no information on the victims either, it is unclear if the people involved in the shooting were even therefore the game. >>> tonight, the owner of a bulldog is pleading for help in finding her stolen pet, taken at gunpoint. purebred thefts have been common around the country. >> betty has the story. >> it feels weird. i feel like i came home. >> reporter: she held back tears, speaking about her almost 2-year-old dog who she said was stolen at gunpoint on saturday. hannah was out of town for thanksgiving. her friends took him for a walk, just after 6:00 p.m. >> these two men came out from nowhere, one of them approached me, basically straight on and pointed a gun at my face and said give me the dog. the other one grabbed him.

but another campbell, but the hill and it was given to the state in 1840s, they can you believe thattook tennesseans help 1843,3, to decide on where they were going to have a permanent capitol. now if you live in tennessee, will you know exactly why, memphis did not wanted in nashville, but they sure didn't want to go to knoxville and they didn't want to in memphis. they did it one in nashville either so these regional rivalries. one of the west tennessee legislatures and was tennessee would just receive from tennessee and this was in the 1840s, they created their own state called guess what, jacksonian anna. catching a note to thank others another state rep from east tennessee and is young and his name is andrew johnson and his future as i guess right but nonetheless, he said if you're going to do this and we will go back to that name of franklin so what do the legislature horse from nashville do. they start appropriating money to build roads in west tennessee and also in east tennessee but in despite of this grid, the streets were pretty much nonexistent. and you would have some bo

campbell, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> neil: dr. campbell, k-rock consultant.e going up. you're not imagining. it's true that a talk of another oil entity that they want to start shutting down. what is up with that? hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. here comes the interception. oh...sh -shawn? yes. thank you. you're welcome. have a great day. if it's “that will leave a mark season,” it's walgreens season. >> neil: well, you had a devil of a time seeing anything easing at the pump. right now signs are saying gasses will climb to over $4 a gallon. two states are under that point right now as things begin to escalate and talk that the administration is seriously considering shutting down yet another pipeline. ashley webster, palm coast, florida with what is on the agenda there. ashley? >> yes, well, neil, the white house says not so fast. the administration con

gunshots sent people at a high school football game and campbell running coming up.sses described a scene that leaves two people injured tonight. and struggling small business owners are saying that they're welcoming today's national push to get people buying. and wildlife encounters are common throughout the bay area, but people in one tracy neighborhoods say they've had enough coming up the if you see wires down, treat them all as if they're hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have another dvt or pe. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase risk of blood clots. while taking, a spinal injection increases risk of blood clo

sarah campbell, bbc news.ions in the world to deploy coronavirus vaccines, yet parts of the continent are seeing a resurgence in cases, with some countries experiencing their highest infection levels of the pandemic. record numbers are reported in germany, netherlands and austria where the government is planning to impose a lockdown on the unvaccinated. dr uzma syed is an infectious diseases specialist — i asked her how people might react to the lockdown. this is quite a controversial topic here. unfortunately we have all been through lockdowns throughout this pandemic, we have seen that far too often, and unfortunately it isn't something that we want to be doing, and we would hope that, you know, building confidence in vaccines and promoting science and really fighting and combating the misinformation and disinformation that is being spread out there is the way to people's cards, for people to see that sedation is really the way of this pandemic. you mentioned building confidence in vaccines. some people woul

sarah campbell, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.n at times, heaviest and most persistent in scotland. a few pulses of rain moving through here. there'll also some heavier bursts of rain in northwest england. for northern ireland, a wet start, but then it will turn dry with a few showers. for wales, and across much of england away from the northwest, it'll be showers occasionally but also some drier, brighter moments at times too. and at temperatures, after a mild start, getting up to around 14, 15 degrees, gales around some of the coasts in the north and west. winds easing getting into friday night. still quite breezy along this north sea coast, still a few showers around here going into saturday morning. clear spells in scotland, a few fog patches here as saturday begins. high pressure on saturday, so a calmer, drier day. a few showers across eastern parts of england on the breeze here. mayjust see some patchy rain reaching towards western parts of northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. a lot of cloud around, a few sunny spe

way more thoughtful and aware of what we're doing in campbell and azenith smith ktvu, fox two new. a popular tahoe ski resort has some disappointing news for skiers. slopes will not be opening next week as planned in a facebook post that recently renamed palisades tahoe said unseasonably warm temperatures are to blame as well as no substantial snowstorms this month. slopes were scheduled to open next wednesday, but the resort is now targeting early next month. maybe tough tonight, considering where we are in the bay area, and the system is making its way here, but you might be able to see. the partial eclipse of the moon happening overnight. the eclipse will cover about 97% of the moon at the peak and the eclipse will last nearly six hours. astronomers say it's the longest partial lunar eclipse and more than 500 years. so far no evidence from this video of an eclipse here on the west coast. the eclipse will peak at about one o'clock this morning. alrighty yes, it's going to be tough to see tonight, but it's you know, we're not that far from one o'clock now. so if you do have a chan

all in the low 70's campbell being one of our warmer spots at 73 berkeley. you're up there, too, right at 72 degrees for your daytime. high. the late show and napa at 68 degrees. well, looking at some low 70's in areas like mill valley and santa rosa tomorrow wednesday and thursday, which is the last day of november on into the first 2 days of december will be bringing more highs in the low 70's or warmest friday saturday and sunday do get a little bit cooler. but we're keeping the sunshine and the dry skies around thank you for that time. all right. let's get a look at a traffic traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under. >> 10 minutes for your drive time there. san mateo bridge as we head in a cross towards the peninsula little under 13 and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes heading from the north bay into the city will have more weather and traffic coming up for now, let's get back to sports. forty-niners are on a 3 game winning streak in the warriors go for their 7th straight win after dominating the clippers last night kron 4 sports

josh campbell joins me now. josh, good to see you.e this in multiple american cities. what is going on here? >> reporter: you know, don, if you talk to criminologists, they'll tell you that trends and crime are complicated. it sometimes takes weeks or months to establish these patterns. so that stated what we're hearing from experts is two things are true when you look at the targets these robbers are going after. one, this is coming up on the holiday season, store shelves are full, and there also remains, don, a very lucrative market for stolen goods. those things taken together make these prime targets. there is a political angle to this, as well. we heard today from the democratic mayor of the city from oakland. she spoke to our colleague, indicate bolduan. she said in her view the lack of police officers, not enough police on the street are partially to blame. take a listen to what she said. >> let me be clear, oakland needs more police. we have been impacted by staffing reductions, covid interrupted our recruitment and training p

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s. troops stationed at campbell international airport. more than that, they say they claim that they track this man for this aid work, who worked for us aid company at that. they tracked him for many hours before the show. and that at that point, they legitimately believed he was trafficking explosives. that is, that is the important thing that they say both triggered the drum track and allowed this. this mess to happen is this huge, huge casualty 7 kids as well as 3 adults. and what they're arguing is at the time and we were, we were there towards the end of august our team we. so 1st had there was no plat, it was absolute chaos. every action was, was improvised. every day was a new day without any sort of plan as to how things would be resolved. evacuation was winding down after the terror attack of the 26th, in which more than a dozen us servicemen would kill a $170.00 afghans. there was also fear there was also tara, both a, both amongst the, the civilian population, as well as among u. s. troops and foreign troops stationed at the ai

cargo security. iceland, that's claim responsibility for the attack. charlotte police report from campbell o. when a can consensual cobble and telephone security forces run towards the side of an explosion. smoke leads them towards dalton military hospital, across the road from the now abandoned us embassy. one device was decent, aged at the hospital entrance, allowing attackers to move in. 20 minutes later, 2nd exploded inside the compound. with this man, films from inside the hospital repeating, god have mercy on us. as he watches the attack take place. people shelter where they can is fire from the explosions. burn and gunman move between buildings. dozens of others managed to reach the back of the hospital, compound watchtowers, insecurity, wolves that were meant to keep them safe inside. now the biggest obstacle to escape the above afghani was helicopters, circled, flown by pilots from the previous government. when a part of the telephone's defense hello responded by sending the special forces to the site of the attack after the 1st explosion created quite a large cord and around with

phil says it was behind the killing of $900.00 people in an attack on campbell, the largest military hospital among those killed was the commander of the taliban special forces who was also in charge of campbell security. early election results coming in from the united states races, which are a year ahead of crucial mid terms. most vote as the choosing, mayor's and other local officials. they're also considering referendums on state policy. however, the most closely watch races are the very tight races for state governor in virginia and new jersey. and the u. s. is given final approval for fines of corona, virus vaccine for children. the food and drug administration had already said the shot, the safe for children, aged between $5.11. now, officials at the cdc have given a green light for it. b admit to administer to 28000000 youngster. does he headlines on al jazeera next year in the stream talk to al jazeera. we ask, how would you this like sally burns relationship with the us? we listen copied. my kid is not all for coffee. 19 has been terrible demonstration of the failure of hum

sarah campbell reports. month in 1918 the guns of the first world war fell silent. more than a century later, the nation paused to remember those who sacrificed so much in service to their country. last year, the pandemic prevented people from coming together to remember. not so this year. sydney, australia on november the 11th. this year. sydney, australia on novemberthe11th. it this year. sydney, australia on november the 11th. it is also france's national day of remembrance. so many lives were cut short in french fields, so many soldiers never returned home. walter toal was one of them. britain's first black army officer was killed in 1918. today in the cenotaph and london his great—nephew laid a wreath in his honour. this london his great-nephew laid a wreath in his honour.— wreath in his honour. this is a fantastic _ wreath in his honour. this is a fantastic event _ wreath in his honour. this is a fantastic event to _ wreath in his honour. this is a fantastic event to come - wreath in his honour. this i

we are reporting live in campbell. reggie: thank you. it happened again. a shooting on the oakland freeway has claimed the life of another person. the highway patrol is looking for the person who started shooting during the morning rush-hour yesterday on interstate 80. this is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. a manic, woman, two children ron westbound i-80 in the shooting happened yesterday. the woman in the right front passenger seat is killed. the male driver and both children were uninjured. it's unclear who shot at the suv and why they were doing so. this is the latest deadly freeway shooting in oakland. drivers are outraged and afraid. >> there's a lot of angst out there right now. it's been pent up since the pandemic started. it creates a lot of anger. every day you go out there, you're putting yourself at risk. >> it's dangerous out here. you don't know someone's going to drive up next to you and do whatever. you accidentally cut someone off, you are in fear of your life. reggie: a few weeks ago, a shooting claimed the life of a two-year-o

ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary reports from campbell with more on the demonstrations.ll, a time usually reserved for a lunch break, sees a traffic break of protesters. several dozen demonstrators descend on this burger king franchise demanding to be heard. there is a crisis in our state, and it has gone on for far too long. even before the covid epidemic, hundreds of fast food cooks, cashiers and counter workers around the bay area and across california, are participating in a one day walkout. miriam garcia and a viscous works. the early morning shift at this restaurant is the end of the heat up. forget i feel protected. i feel better inside. there's so many tensions, organizers say their angst and discomfort felt by workers is driven by low wages and a lack of power in the workplace capitalism system who put profits over people that grew out of this system is felt throughout our community through the workers. attendees statewide called for the passage of assembly bill 257, the fast food accountability and standards recovery act, it would set a state minimum wage of $1

ktvu azenith smith joins us now live in campbell to explain as in it. julie san jose water provides water to residents here in campbell and several south bay cities. the goal for senate clark county is to cut water use by 15. and so far, conservation is in the single digits. customers who get water from san jose water company may soon have to pay up if they use too much water. so the idea is that. we're kind of trying to force people to conserve. it has to happen. we're in just a terrible drought. on wednesday, the california public utilities commission approved a san jose water companies request to tack on a drought surcharge for those who fail to conserve back in june wholesalers santa clara valley water district told everyone to cut water use by 15% we saw a 7% reduction in water use compared to 2019. now that's good. but we're not there yet. san jose water customers must cut their water by 15% from 2019 levels will be noted on your bill. why 2019? that is the most recent year. california wasn't in a drought if you don't cut by the 15, and you're ove

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foster city also at 72 south bay temperatures will be in the mid 70's with campbell. each right at 74 freeman through hayward in the low 70's while oakland at 70 degrees berkeley and richmond holding on to the upper 60's pittsburgh, an antioch each at 72 for today's daytime highs. let's get your look ahead in our next 7 days. so i hope you savor every bit of those 7, 0, is because we will not be seeing them after today out of the 70's back into the 60's and 50's for highs from this point forward tonight we see some brief overnight showers mostly early tomorrow morning. the rest of your day thursday. dries out quite nicely saturday. an increasing cloud cover may see some coastal drizzle adjust your clocks saturday night back an hour as we will be looking at daylight savings time and then monday and tuesday of next week. this is the storm that i've got my eyes on as we could be seeing another atmospheric river event setting up shop that won't dump as much rain falls. what we saw during our last atmospheric river but could result in some good rainfall spread out over the

lydia campbell reports.tional before stallone mcgill made three with just 11 minutes. furnace got her second from the spot before a fantastic fifth from lauren wade put this came to bed. this was a game with 83 places between the sides showed, mcginnis making it six. mcgill making it seven. nearly 1800 miles from belfast, the northern ireland felt right at home and skopje, and after the break, furnace and clinched her hat—trick. 36 for northern ireland and brought her level with david haley as the country�*s all—time leading gold storeroom. —— gold score. herfourth and her team�*s tint was added at the 90 minute mark before rebecca holloway rounded out the scoring with her first goal for her country. this was a relentless performance from northern ireland and puts them level on points with austria in second. spare a thought for north macedonia, though. they have to do it all again on monday night. lydia campbell, bbc news. defending champion neil robertson has been knocked out of the first round of the uk ch

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. >>> back in the bay area, happening today, an 18-year-old man accused of a deadly shooting in campbell. the shooting happened tuesday on west sun any oaks avenue. a tip later lead police to locate the system. they found anymore a car about a mile from the scene of the shooting. authorities are not revealing details. >> and now among the very first to see dave chapelle's new untitled documentary. thousands attended and after the screening of the film, he performed. he has recently been a subject of backlash for material in a netflix special. one supporter that wanted to make a statement says she was removed from the show after security believed that she was recording it. most fans were focused on other aspects of chappelle's material. >> this is my city. i'm trans, i'm proud, trans lives matter and i want him to know his words don't get to my soul. >> racism is the underlying issue here. many people are saying they are trying to turn minorities against each other, but the real problem is racism. >> the new untitled documentary focuses on his performances. and shortly after the george fl

sarah campbell, bbc news. its transition to a multi—racial democracy, has died. he was 85. as president, mr de klerk freed nelson mandela from prison and repealed the country's discriminatory laws, paving the way for the country's first democratic elections in1991i. paul adams reports. today we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter is finally closed. the force of history would have ended white supremacy in south africa eventually. but without fw de klerk the transformation to non—racial democracy might have been more painful. he saw that his country had to change and he delivered. mr de klerk knew very well what lay behind the chaos and violence in black townships, provoked by rigid racial segregation. for years he helped entrench apartheid, as a minister in south africa's white minority governments. then he became president in 1989, replacing pw botha, the last apartheid dinosaur, and president de klerk�*s approach could not have been more different. the prohibition of the african national congre