campbell's the opposite. i mean, campbell's always hugging and things. and so they're almost joined at the hip, although they fight really badly. and when they first started their first company together, they once fought on the floor until campbell had his ear bitten off almost and had to go get stitches. and everybody else is kind of appalled. they said, don't worry, their brother, they just do that. at one point, a sad part in the book after 2018, campbell, which is the worst year of musk's elon musk life, he goes into almost production. hell, we've talked about the tailspin. he even talks to people about whether he's bipolar, all the problems. he talks about he made up. and campbell sells all of his stuff gives up his business, takes all of his money out of his bank account to keep tesla afloat. and then afterwards, he says, okay, i need money for my restaurant business. and at first, elon won't do it, says it's not going to work. and campbell doesn't speak to him for six months and finally says, i didn't

it happened at santa mosque expressway and campbell avenue, witnesses say a car was going way too fastent airborne, flying into other cars here's nbc's thom jensen. >> two witnesses told nbc bay area at the top of this black tesla was smashed after this honda fit flying around the corner onto campbell avenue and then hit the center divider. >> just came flying and made that turn and lost control. >> and the vanness line. clearly they said the car went airborne and then click toyota truck or forerunner prickly that truck caused it to flip in the air and then it landed on top of the tesla. >> a woman who asked us not to show her face or share her name live and work in the area and both say crashes are common here. cleon, every time, the ways that people is very fast. >> two weeks ago there was another accident around here and someone was wrapped around a light pole right there prickly this time it was deadly, campbell police confirmed the man that died at the scene, and his female passenger is in the hospital, in critical condition. >> sad, very sad. very sad. >> innocent people just up

. >> seguimos con las informaciones y esta proviene desde campbell.la policía está alertando a los conductores. es que hay un incremento de casos donde los delincuentes están usando placas robadas para luego cometer crímenes. >> bueno, libertad pedraza ha hablado con las autoridades sobre las recomendaciones que tienen para la comunidad que te dicen. libertad >> así es. y lo que me dicen es que recién temente tuvieron un reporte de un residente aquí de campbell al que le robaron sus placas y poco después, usando un carro similar en color y también en modelo, esos mismos delincuentes cometieron un crimen en una tienda minorista aquí en la misma ciudad de campbell. por eso le están diciendo a la comunidad que estos crímenes están en aumento y les están pidiendo que tomen medidas de precaución. algunas de las cosas que usted puede hacer es revisar todos los días sus placas frontales, sus placas que están en la parte de atrás. las placas traseras no solamente para ver que estén ahí. es decir, que no se las hayan robado, sino también para verificar que no

bill campbell started the uk. bill campbell started the collection _ the uk.on when he - the uk. bill campbell started the collection when he was . the uk. bill campbell started j the collection when he was in his 20s and now, 84, the collection is his passion. this particular— collection is his passion. this particular tractor _ collection is his passion. this particular tractor is _ collection is his passion. this particular tractor is sort - collection is his passion. ti 3 particular tractor is sort of the beginning of the fulsome story, originally an important being right—hand drive. story, originally an important being right-hand drive.- being right-hand drive. more than 200 _ being right-hand drive. more than 200 tractors _ being right-hand drive. more than 200 tractors and - being right-hand drive. more than 200 tractors and may i than 200 tractors and may another 100 other vehicles — cars, commercialand another 100 other vehicles — cars, commercial and military. 0h, cars, commercial and military. oh, yeah, i have loved it. i still really enjoyed going

sarah campbell has joined sarah campbell hasjoined me, what do we know?5: ~ , ., ., , do we know? 36-year-old gavin plumb from harlow — do we know? 36-year-old gavin plumb from harlow in — do we know? 36-year-old gavin plumb from harlow in essex _ do we know? 36-year-old gavin plumb from harlow in essex has _ from harlow in essex has been charged with soliciting to commit murder and incitement to commit kidnap. holly willoughby did not appear on this morning yesterday, details first revealed in the sun of an alleged plot which it said mean she is now under police protection. essex police have confirmed that the 36—year—old man was arrested. detective superintendent rob kirby called this an extremely fast paced investigation with many officers and national partners working overnight to secure the charges. itv, holly willoughby is clearly one of their biggest stars, they had said the news has come as a huge shock to everybody at this morning and itv, they are providing support to her and herfamily. dermot o'leary they are providing support to her and her fa

and for campbells, almost a 4% dividends. down with higher interest rates, but at the same time we think the overall pressure on the space is a little bit overdone. and in hershey's case, here you have a company that in three categories that have all grown faster than total store. so structurally is positioned to grow faster than kind of the ove overall pack and shoot beverage universe. so you can get a best in class operator at an attractive value. investors are always looking for good entry points and we think this is a good opportunity for hershey to capitalize on that. >> assuming prices has gone about as far as it can, do these guys grow through organic or is it going to be some bolt down m&a like campbells has done recently? >> yeah, so hershey i think optionality is probably limited to the salty snacks business just given kind of their dominant market share position in confectionary. but still that is always an option. we've seen a fantastic job with dots pretzels that has boosted their portfolio. with campbells, we th

we were out this morning in campbell speaking with people trying to get their activities in before it got too hot. they said, you know, just something you have to deal with. >> it's supposed to be really hot today. we got here early. beautiful day with the shade. >> it's hot at night, too, i was in shorts last night too. >> mornings are a little better. the kids get to play on playground for a little bit. thankfully the 80s and 90s were short lived. we have relief in the near future. if you were out and about today, you heard and noticed the haze. i want to start with the haze. even though it's already 4:36, we want to show folks how hot it is. 95 in through concord. an fran maxing out in the upper 80s. we're going to wait for official numbers from the national weather service. as far as the heat, we are expecting for this advisory to remain in effect until 11:00 p.m. tonight with the highlighted areas. there is it a high surf advisory remaining in effect until 7:00 p.m. if you look for tomorrow, we'll see a couple 80s through the interior. around the coastline, we're monitoring the s

a team of reporters are standing by, omar jimenez is upfront live, josh campbell is live working hises, pamela brown and tom foreman are with us with every angle of this developing story covered at this hour. i want to begin with you, omar, you've been there covering the latest development and the man hunt as we now understand it. what is the very latest or learning on the ground there tonight? >>, while it was exactly 24 hours ago right now that the suspect whatever making his way to the location just behind me at this checkpoint, continue a shooting spree across multiple locations according to police. 24 hours later, this remains an active management, or following up on as many leads as they can we know there are fbi agents that address associated with the suspect. senator susan collins of maine said there are around 80 fbi average agents assisting with the search, the coast guard is assisting with the surge from the air and from the water, all of them trying to get closer to finding this person. police say they killed at least 18 people and shattered the lives -- >> tonight a mult

>> i come from a stone campbell campbell -- specifically the churches of. hit the smaller denomination but one that was formed in the united states of america in a congregationalist -- a dozen of the president or a higher good they are. a locally controlled basic theological principals basically believes in the and what we typified a standard of american christianity on some level. we doun have unique interesting and unique components to it for instant we have historically been antiwar. it's not quite that way anymore. historically that's where we were in the 19th century. there were some interesting parts of our church history trying to rehabilitate on some level. >> are profits and markets an anathema to christianism? >> some people think it is that they take things like in the epistles of paul where he says the love of money is the root of all kinds of and to kind of take that and twist it in various ways thinking that well if you are making a profit you are taking advantage ofat someone ee but the reality is that's kind of a misunderstanding of the natu

dan and alma okay, tara, thanks very much. >> tara campbell reporting. and as tara mentioned, the first of this weekend's three air shows was today wrapping up just a few hours ago. and people from all over the bay area certainly came out to watch it. it was thrilling, as usual. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is at one of the most popular viewing locations in the city. he's live at marina green. ryan >> yeah, thrilling is a really great way to put it. dan, a lot of people were out here at the marina embracing those warm conditions to get a good view of the blue angels, which just wrapped up about an hour ago. resilient san franciscans. we're not going to let the heat stop them as many hugs the bay shoreline to get a good view of another jaw dropping display from the blue angels at roaring sound that graces the san francisco sky is back. the blue angels air show highlights fleet week, which residents say is one of san francisco's main events. >> i love jets. i love the military. you know, walking around, i thought like, man, if i was younger, i wish i

in fact, the location depicted in the video is 18 km from the campbell hotel, so what is claimed is notmpared the interior of the bar that was seen in the viral video. on the official website of the kemble bar and it can be seen that they are completely different, because in the viral video we see such lamps that are not in the picture with official website, so we can say that the fight was filmed in new york, but not in bar campbell. they worked on the video to create such a fake scenario and discredit ukraine in the eyes of americans. we see you are fine. worked, but you are not the only one who confirmed that this video is fake. that's right, i contacted the new york city police department and they confirmed that there was no law enforcement call for this incident, which again is inconsistent with what the video indicated, which was that the local police were detaining those , who were involved in the fight, usa today released their position. regarding this video, they have officially confirmed that the video is fake, nadia. thank you very much vadiyka. it was a rubric: true or false

josh campbell, stand by for me. we are still awaiting this press conference that we are expecting any moment now, to give us the latest updates in this incident in lewiston, maine. stand by, we will be right back.

my name is amy campbell. i'm a licensed architect in the state of california, and i've been practicing for 16 years, almost my entire career has been committed to working on the built environment. unlike other architects who do ground up construction that comes in the form of adaptive reuse projects, rehabilitation of primarily existing commercial buildings. fortunately, i work for a global firm, but fortunately most of my work is here in the bay area and right here in san francisco, so i feel quite lucky to live and practice in the same place. some i've had the chance to work on some jewels of san francisco, including the bank of california at 400 california street, right across the street, merchants exchange and most recently 170 valencia street, which is the home of the gay men's chorus, where we are reimagining the home of for the lgbt q center of the arts. it's been a real personal pleasure of mine collaborating with them. buildings like this are what i call the belles of the ball. they're really what ma

brian todd, josh campbell, chris swecker, thank you. mary ellen o'toole, going to continue to monitor this situation. just ahead, we remember the victims, one being hailed for trying to save lives. another a member of the local deaf community.kaye joins us mo those who have been identified so far. that's next. bold. daring. expressive. contra costa college allows me to be whoever and whatever i want to be, providing the stage, the canvas, the tools to use my voice and write my story. find your passion and create your future at contra costa college. start today at contracosta.edu >>> looking in the home of mass shooting suspect robert card in b maine. a number of law enforcement vehicles do remain on the property. unclear whether card was there. we do not want to end the hour without telling you what we know about some of the 18 lives he is now charged with taking last night. randi kaye joins us with some of their stories. randi? >> reporter: anderson, as of now we've been able to confirm the names of the three m of the victims ill canne

that he'd like to see the bay area's most populous city improve upon as abc7 news reporter tara campbell tells us, there's a lot to work on. >> san jose mayor matt mehan delivering his first state of the city address saturday, taking direct aim at one of its most pressing issues homelessness. >> this problem, like many we face, can be solved if we muster the political will to solve it together. >> calling on the state to invest in more beds is it's time california creates safe, decent and affordably constructed shelter for everyone and then require those sleeping outdoors to use it. mayhem pointing to the city's efforts to shelter its more than 4000 people experiencing homeless just this year between tiny homes motel conversions and safe parking sites. >> we've already added 269 safe, dignified interim placements for individuals formerly living in an encampment. >> the mayor keeping the focus on cleaning up the streets. >> we have unequivocally declared a zero tolerance policy for drug dealing, drug buying and drug use on our city streets . >> he's highlighting the city's work to confron

i'll be so, campbells in 1921. he graduates from harvard law school with the highest grade point average and his class privilege minds of puerto utilized for ghost and was not recognized as such because you know, he was blind for reading. so not i, on the after harvard be so compost returns to for the recall where he witnesses the us controlled sugar cartel, extracting higher profits from plantation workers than any other place in the world . the in 1934, i'd be so compost, organizers, sugarcane cutters, or much it fails to strike against us sugar companies. they are quickly met with a bloody crackdown but the strikers prevail and the wages are double towards $1.50 a day. the emboldened diesel compost forms the cadets of the republic who take an oath to fight for point to heat and independence. on palm sunday, 1937, they plan a peaceful march. at the last minute, the colonial governor revokes their permit to assemble and they are surrounded by 200 police. some armed with thompson, the on the police begin firing. ma

n ext next time now for our royal mastermind , lady colin campbell mastermind, lady colin campbell andspeaking to heat future lies. speaking to heat magazine, an insider. a source claimed that harry has plans to relocate to new york, saying the truth is he desperately misses london and being in the city helps . plus, he could easily go helps. plus, he could easily go home for a long weekend if they lived in new york. meghan's so happy to be back in california that she can't imagine leaving . that she can't imagine leaving. it would make zero sense to move. and she's frustrated harry won't let this go . i mean, good won't let this go. i mean, good grief, harry has only lost his entire family. his reputation in the love of the british people and moved country for her. but hey, you know, if he can't let it go, if he can't let it go, what an idiot. but harry's ideal move could be a sensational return to the uk. with a separate source briefing. new magazine . there is separate source briefing. new magazine. there is a separate source briefing. new magazine . there is a divide magazine. ther

just before we do cross to our correspondence, sarah campbell, outside court, i want to let you knowcorrespondence inside court was reporting on our bbc news life page. you can access that online. just saying that jaswant singh chail was playing black cargo trousers. he has bought staff in the dock with him, a mixture of security officers and nurses from broadmoor. his family were there too. let's cross live to sarah campbell, our correspondent, who has been outside court and following those procedures, following those procedures, following that long sentencing from the judge there, following that long sentencing from thejudge there, giving lots of detail. sarah, talk us through that sentencing decision and the three separate offences.— sentencing decision and the three separate offences. justice hillyard in court number _ separate offences. justice hillyard in court number one _ separate offences. justice hillyard in court number one speaking - separate offences. justice hillyard in court number one speaking for| in court number one speaking for what was about an hour and 20 minutes

we are very sorry for the family of tafari campbell. that was a serious tragedy.e more on monday with frankie for fingers. you will not want to miss it. dvr the show and remember i am >>. >> sean hannity: welcome

in campbell, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> you better find air-conditioning.p cool out there, kris. >>> turning now to our crisis going on in israel. president biden going to speak to the nation this evening in the televised address at 5:00 p.m. and we'll bring you that live right here on air as well as online. >> in the meantime, 40 tons of supplies are headed to egypt now as the border to gaza opens. president biden helped crack that deal with egypt to get clean water, power and medical supplies to the war zone. you can see here part of the aid from the united states, armored trucks are being unloaded from a plane to help israeli troops. biden has offered steadfast support to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but president's visit was overshadowed by a dadly explosion at a gaza hospital on tuesday that has fueled protests across the middle east. nbc's jay gray reports from tel aviv. >> it has been an intense day in gaza. the israeli defense forces saying that they have been involved in continuous attacks and hundreds of strikes over the last 24 hours. they

this is our responsibility to stop it. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> we will continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime time at abc7 news.com and download the abc7 bay area app to ■get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. a 16 year old is dead after a shooting last night in an oakland neighborhood. happened in the area of shannon and windflower way just before 11 p.m. three other people were taken to the hospital but are expected to survive. police say the shooting happened at a house party. they say they'd been called to the house earlier for a noise complaint and were told by a resident that she was shutting things down. but kids kept showing up. they say the shots were fired about 30 minutes after that call. they're still searching for the suspected shooter. house republicans will hold a closed door forum monday evening to hear from the candidates vying to become the next house speaker for the gop. is back to square one after hardline republican jim jordan was removed as the nominee on

francisco, you get the daly city, burlingame, 7 tail all the way down in the south bay, san jose in campbell continuing to the east bay, looking at those temperatures again, soaring easily into the 90's, maybe even some upper 90's. i think the santa clara valley may be one of the hottest places to be in the bay area, even hotter then the east bay. blue angels. yeah, they're going to join another gorgeous day to get out there and fly around lots of sunshine. temperatures up in the 80's, even in san francisco. now there is a that there may be some fog moving in by tomorrow night and the weekend. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. lawrence, thank you. it takes peed, precision and dedication of more than 70 crew members. >> to pull off fleet week air shows this year's event is the first one ever for one of the pilots. lieutenant commander griffin stengel. we'll be flying blue angel number 6 this weekend. he's been with the blue angels since 2021, but this will be his first time flying for san francisco's fleet week. >> there's such a legacy. this pr 70th season of the blue an

this is our responsibility to stop. >> tara campbell, abc7 news. >> we will continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com and download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. a 16 year old is dead after a shooting last night in an oakland neighborhood. it happened in the area of shannon and windflower way at about 11 p.m. three other people were taken to the hospital but are expected to survive. police say the shooting happened at a house party. they say they'd been called to the house earlier for a noise complaint and were told by a resident that she was shouting things down. but kids kept showing up. they say the shots were fired. about 30 minutes after that call. they're still searching for the suspected shooter. house republicans will hold a closed door forum monday evening to hear from the candidates vying to become the next house speaker. the gop is back to square one after hardline republican jim jordan was removed as a nominee on friday. today conservat

back with me now cnn's josh campbell.josh you have some information about mains gun laws what did you learn? >> we have covered these incidents time and time again and you can say well, it's too soon to talk about laws or guns, it gets political. but we have to talk about the state of the world, because in any of these incidents we want to understand how someone got access to a firearm. just what we are learning about the state of maine. maine is a state that has received a lot of criticism from the gun safety movement particularly because it does not have an assault weapons ban. looking at that weapon on your screen, that wouldn't be classified as an assault weapon, we would classified as a assault style weapon, a semi automatic weapon it requires you to pull the trigger for each round. still you can fire a lot of rounds in a short amount of time. and that women would not be inherently illegal in the state of made. looking at civil oz it does not require background checks and all gun purchases. if you go and buy a firear

and josh campbell is very aware of this from his fbi experience. that, based on the bureau of studies, offender characteristics an active shooter situations, there are three notable outcomes. that the person is confronted by law enforcement and takes their own life. that the person is confronted by law enforcement and attempts to take their lives. or that the person surrenders. and in this situation, given what has happened, this is going to be extraordinarily dangerous for law enforcement, even to make this approach. >> unbelievable. josh, john, stick around. we are going to lean on your expertise here. because this is a very fast moving situation right now. everyone, please stand by. we are going to bring in now an eyewitness to the events that unfolded outside the bolding bowling alley called sparetime recreation bowling alley. nicole wyman overall arelle -- sheltering in place as there is a -- how are you, and how is your family, right now? >> right now we are kind of exhausted from a lot of people reaching out. but we are just trying to help g

estaremos atentos a cualquier novedad mientras le contamos que la policía de campbell, por cierto, tieneara a la única víctima mortal de un aparatoso accidente múltiple ocurrido la semana pasada. fabián andrés colorado, de 37 años, es el conductor acusado del auto que perdió el control. esto sucedió cerca de la 13:00 de la tarde, en la intersección de santa expressway, santo tomás expressway y campbell agnew y varios carreras ilegales se reportaron en san josé. este fin de semana. una de ellas fue en la intersección de meridian y hamilton avenue, autos haciendo monas mientras la multitud observaba aplaudir, lanzaba fuegos artificiales ilegales. en un momento dado, 2 coches chocaron de frente. los vecinos dicen que esto sucede en otras partes de la ciudad y les preocupa que la policía tarda en responder. en tanto, la policía dijo que arrestaron a 2 sospechosos y emitieron 9 órdenes de arresto más decenas de personas se llevaron tremendo susto esta mañana cuando iban rumbo a sus trabajos. >> un tiroteo se registró justo afuera de una de las estaciones de bart en el barrio mission de san fr

bianca williams speaking to our correspondent, adina campbell. the competition with a three—one win against young boys in switzerland. but newcastle suffered their first defeat — 1—0 — at the hands of borussia dortmund. nesta mcgregor watched the action. another clear sign, after a 20 year absence newcastle united are determined to enjoy every step along their champions league journey. after one point in italy and three against the champions of france, the next test would be getting past the team from germany. and not for nick pope, not once but twice, borussia dortmund would have scored inside ten minutes. but on the stroke of half—time he was beaten, felix mitchell, powerand half—time he was beaten, felix mitchell, power and position putting the germans in front. manager eddie howe sent on sandro tonali, was currently being investigated for allegedly betting offences, but it was the substitute callum wilson who almost grabbed headlines. so close but the first hiccup on their european adventure. in group e, celtic, looking for the first point of

adina campbell, bbc news., who he'd been going out with for only eight weeks. christopher mcgowan, who's 28, killed claire inglis at her flat in stirling where she lived with her young son, in november 2021. mcgowan was out on bail at the time. the court heard he had a0 previous convictions, including three for assault. mps are expected to vote shortly on the case of peter bone, who was suspended as a conservative mp after an investigation found he'd bullied and was sexually inappropriate around a member of his staff. if tonight's vote goes through, the mp for wellingborough would be suspended from the commons, which could lead to a by—election. peter bone denies the allegations. his now former assistant says he suffered physical and psychological abuse. he's been speaking exclusively to our political correspondent hannah miller. peter's behaviour was erratic. his temper was often explosive. like a pendulum. he'd go from one type of kind of personality to another. they call it a siege mentality in terms of the

fue en campbell y dejó a una persona sin vida. >> yomara lópez no tiene los detalles sobre lo ocurridoes de ambos nos informaron que desafortunadamente ocurrió un choque múltiple que involucró 4 vehículos. >> justo aquí, en esta intersección de campbell y santo tomás expressway. ocurrió este jueves antes de las 14:00 de la tarde. lo que están viendo ustedes ahorita en pantalla es la escena de donde quedaron esos vehículos que se vieron afectados. algunas personas resultaron heridas, una persona falleció, usted está viendo el vehículo en pantalla. ese vehículo negro fue el que recibió más impacto cuando llegamos nosotros aquí a la escena, aproximadamente a las 15:00 de la tarde, aún podíamos ver a la víctima dentro del vehículo. esa persona estaba muerta y la cubrieron con una manta amarilla también. hace un par de minutos vimos a la oficina forense llegar aquí a la escena y llevar el cadáver. también hay otros vehículos a la mano derecha de ese carro. las autoridades, pues, aún no nos han dicho si la velocidad fue un factor, pero hablamos con una testigo que ella describe lo que vio en

>> we just we just really hope that that justice can be delivered. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. coming up, the wnba is officially coming to the bay area. >> and during today's official announcement, a big promise was made. >> and i'm telling you right now, we will win a wnba championship in the first five years of this franchise. >> ha! that is a big promise. details on where the team will play and what it could be called for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bm

>> i have no idea. >> tafari campbell >> something very minor. >> no. no. >>. >> reporter: moments where to some degree. [indiscernible] might be. [indiscernible] >> i think it is a matter of luck. i have no idea. >> reporter: have they been reunited with any family there? >> just with the idf. >> reporter: [indiscernible] >> i think so. i am not positive. >> reporter: have you been in touch with other hostage families? >> i have been in touch with one grandmother whose son was held captured. she lives close by and we have been talking a couple of times. and praying for their return. >> reporter: do you know where they are right now? at the us embassy? >>. >> reporter: what message would you send to other hostages families? >> just to keep praying and hope for the best. >> reporter: [indiscernible] >> i do not know.i have other family in israel. rule two sisters and cousins. i have other family. thank you very much. >> the family of the hostages released today a mother and a daughter from chicago that is their family that was their father they are now f

it happened yesterday afternoon at campbell avenue and san tomas expressway in campbell. a honda was speeding when his car lost control, striking the center divide, going airborne before hitting an suv. the suv landed atop of a black tesla. the man in the tesla tied. a woman passenger is critically injured. >> they were just innocent people, just stopped at the light, waiting for the light to turn green. >> police confirming officers arrested the 37-year-old honda driver at the scene. he's now being held at santa clara county jail. >>> 6:26 right now. new this morning, pediatricians are warning parents about the items they say most commonly send children to the emergency room. the american academy of pediatrics lists children swallowing tiny magnets, getting burned by hair styling tools, and injuring themselves on electric scooters. the magnets are often sold as desk toys, which children may accidently swallow or get caught inside their noses and ears. curling irons and hair straighteners can lead to serious burns. between 2020 and 2021, the number of minors injured on el

you are watching bbc news with sarah campbell. you are watching bbc news with sarah campbell.n the last few hours, the israeli military has said that more than a million palestinians must leave the northern gaza strip within the next 2a hours ahead of an expected ground operation. in response, the un spokesman stephane dujarric said the united nations considers it impossible for such a movement to take place without devastating humanitarian consequences. the united nations strongly appeals for any such order, if confirmed, to be rescinded avoiding what could transform what is already a tragedy into a calamitous situation. that statement has sparked an angry reaction from israel. the country's ambassador to the united nations said israel is trying to minimise harm to gazans. he went on to say that for many years the un has turned a blind eye to the arming of hamas and the use of the civilian population and civilian infrastructure in the gaza strip as a hiding place for weapons and murder. in the last hour, the us secretary of state antony blinken has been meeting the palestinia

adina campbell, bbc news, hackney.o much of its budget on providing temporary accommodation. soaring rents and a lack of affordable housing mean over 100,000 households in england are living in temporary accommodation, costing councils £1.7 billion in the last financial year. well, now hastings council says spending a quarter of its budget in this way is unsustainable, as michael buchanan reports. ignore the name — the cafe is friendly and much—needed. half the eight staff here live in temporary accommodation, both working and homeless. 19—year—old keira lives in a one bed flat with her 19—month—old daughter. it's a bit tight for space. we stay in the same bed. she can't have her own bed because there's not enough room. we share the same wardrobe because there's not enough room. i'm never accepted for a property anyway. they'll give me a viewing, i'll view it and then they'll say to me, "we've passed it onto someone else," so i've never gotten anywhere. finding somewhere affordable is next to impossible. nicola skinner

adina campbell, bbc news.nging wind speeds of up to 165 mph. it is the fastest—intensifying east pacific hurricane on record, becoming a category—five, the highest level, injust 12 hours. take a look. it hit the popular beach resort of acapulco before heading up inland toward guerrero. it has since reduced to a category—two storm, but us forecasters warn it is still generating flash—flooding and potentially catastrophic winds. metereologist matthew cappucci gave us some clarity on how this happened. this thing lurched faster than any other tropical cyclone in the eastern pacific on record, going from a tropical storm to a category—five in just 12 hours' time. in 2a hours, its maximum sustained winds in the centre increased by 177 kilometres per hour, which is unprecedented other than patricia, which hit back in 2015. but this thing came ashore stronger as the first pacific category—five on record. and the really amazing thing with this, we neverforecast anything above a tropical storm. we never predicted winds

as abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains to some experts, their motivation is crystal clear. the ruins of war on display nearly two weeks into the israeli hamas war. >> governor gavin newsom on the ground at a tel aviv medical center visiting with california families impacted by the war. his office sharing these photos friday in a statement saying, i listened to the grief and terror in a mother's voice as she spoke about her son, a californian, right now being held hostage in gaza. that mother, rachel goldberg, and father john poland, spoke about their son, hirsch, on cnn. he was born in berkeley. >> we know that hirsch was last seen with an arm freshly blown off being taken captive. he is our primary interest, but of course, we're humans. we're parents. we're children of parents. and we care about all of the 200 hostages. >> governor newsom also meeting with a girl from los angeles who was shot in the leg by hamas and left for dead. >> i'm grateful that the governor is visiting israel and talking to the families. >> state senator scott wiener is co-chair of the california le

tara campbell, abc seven news.happening tomorrow, the care act will begin in california. it's a program meant to get more people with mental health disorders into treatment, even if the person doesn't want assistance. san francisco will be one of the first seven counties in california to implement the new program. it was signed into law by governor newsom last year. the idea is to have courts step in for those with untreated mental illness to try and get them stable housing and other services potentially thousands on the city's streets qualify care court allows for a wide range of petitioners, including first responders, family members, somebody who lives with an individual who's worried about them. >> it's voluntary in that the court cannot force you to take medications or put you into a locked facility, but you're still having to come to court. the court's still going to order a treatment plan for you. >> it has been a controversy special program because judges have the last say in ordering a treatment plan. the

so i'm just, i'm campbell, i'm sure you have a busy day here, so thank you so much for having time to join me here. then my 1st question would be about break stuff for south africa is a break, spend mistake? this is where the latest uh, breaks event uh took place. so tool to be more about why it is important for you, for south africa. what about multiple large does a new term sort of float around here and the insult you the fan multiple, our 3. what is that exactly, and what are your thoughts on that? i think it's a important that to shortly after the breaks summits in johannesburg, which of course accepted and agreed on new membership. and it's important that we, i, indeed moving towards a multi point that was order for the one that is stable. one that cheats development issues at the forefront, one that keeps the fin the slough, the international trading system, also at the forefront. and i think what we're really talking about is, how do you, yes, transform the current international order to one that at least takes into account more. the voice is the programs and the development in

it happened yesterday afternoon at campbell afternoon and san tomas expressway in campbell. witnesses say the driver of a honda was speeding when his car lost control on a turn, striking the center divide, going airborne before hitting an suv that then landed on top of a black tesla. the man in the tesla died. a woman passenger is now critically injured. >> just innocent people, just stopped at the light, waiting for the light to turn green. >> police confirm officers arrested the 37-year-old driver at the scene. he is now being held at santa clara county jail. >>> it is 5:24 right now. are there businesses out there that really bug you? >> and maybe you find that customer service has fallen a little flat. consumer investigator chris chmura opens a window into those frustrations. >> good morning. we log every call and email you send us. well, our team behind the scenes have been sorting data points in those complaints for a pulse of what had your heart rate up in september. so nationally here are the top five complaint categories. 6% were about scams or frauds. another 6% gr

dejó un muerto. >> 1 de los autos trató de dar una vuelta en la avenida campbell.s viajaba la víctima mortal junto a otra persona que fue hospitalizada grave. el presunto responsable se llama fabián andrés colorado. tiene 37 años y fue detenido y fichado por homicidio involuntario y con miedo. >> dicen los compradores que están recorriendo las tiendas del centro de walnut creek luego de reportes de personas que fueron asaltadas en esa zona. todo habría ocurrido cerca del centro comercial plaza escuela. 2 sospechosos encapuchados se acercaron a 2 víctimas que estaban cenando. les habrían apuntado con pistolas, los despojaron de sus pertenencias y huyeron en un coche donde también los estaban esperando. otras 2 personas. ahora la policía está tras la pista de estos sospechosos. >> vamos a hablar ahora de esto de la refinería de martínez, que ha vuelto al ojo público porque anoche sonaron sus alarmas fuertemente despertando los vecinos y causando desconcierto en más de 1. y eso sucede mientras la ciudad les ha pedido mejorar sus procesos y comportarse como buenos veci

i mean, we're not in the campbell state that we get the window for the mirror for the white one the the the the, and the side that the time i was i know my my have had my pay not good to know a might sound so late and upside into like that have a not a problem that would be back on my been home at lunch. i need to go pay my down to 9. when you buy, he was a balance, had to be paid online by the the best value my my job all those days out so late they all got a little busy don't i know that the the, the i'm not the my would that help we got all the help we got all of the don't come from with the 3 love all multiple now by the way, i know that day and body don't be let, let, don't go book. i'm not the only game. i do need a full that the so we can do the same thing. tell me the doodle sound. bako died and i had to go down and go to the bathroom. then i came down with the sound. the sound of the lady was out to help the inside the house and i felt you owe me no, it doesn't mean the thing i'm doing the same. we always love and then nothing beyond enough to be honest with you without a coupl

the guy, the guy not, i don't know the mean we're not in a campbell man. no, no, no no no. no, no. okay. who for the mirror? for the white one wow. wow. the way they and the time i was, i know my my have had my pain not been like hey my only and upside into like that hey, i'm not getting up on that with the doc and shut the phone. me that home at lunch. i need to go pay my down to man, when you buy it, he was a felony charge to be paid online by not the sheet to the to the. yeah. the job full way too late. they all got a little do they don't. uh, i know that the, the, the, i'm not the my, not how we get solar from land. how we got on the don't come from a profit later, the 3, well, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah blah. by the way, i know that day about it will be don't be let, let, don't go book. i'm not the only game i give you the name of the god love the food that the the we died in the the 5th and tell me the doodle sound bako died and the head go down. yeah. or 2 little that have been gotten back down, then the height of down less i'm with the, with the bus on the lead. inside th

laura: campbell had heard police sirens and helicopters for hours last night as she shelter-in-place. this is something that has become all too familiar for her family. her parents have been texting her nonstop, asking her if she was safe. this is something they also experienced earlier this year when their other daughter, who goes to colby college that is just a few miles north of lewiston, was at a party where a shooting occurred. this is something that her family has experienced twice in just one year. amna: laura reporting from lewiston, maine, the latest american community affected by a mass shooting. laura, thank you. laura: thank you. geoff: in the day's other headlines, the u.s. economy had a robust third quarter, showing resilience despite inflation and recession fears. the commerce department reports growth ran at a 4.9% annual rate from july through september. the rise was largely driven by increased consumer spending on everything from cars to restaurant meals. it was the fastest pace of growth in nearly two years, but economists expect a slowdown in the current quarter. a

laura: campbell had heard police sirens and helicopters for hours last night as she shelter-in-place. this is something that has become all too familiar for her family. her parents have been texting her nonstop, asking her if she was safe. this is something they also experienced earlier this year when their other daughter, who goes to colby college that is just a few miles north of lewiston, was at a party where a shooting occurred. this is something that her family has experienced twice in just one year. amna: laura reporting from lewiston, maine, the latest american community affected by a mass shooting. laura, thank you. laura: thank you. stephanie: here are the latest headlines. on the main shootings, maine state police said tonight they were executing several search warrants near lewiston. it was unknown if the suspect was in any of the homes they were searching. heavily armed police surrounded white house believed to be connected to the suspect. police used a megaphone to urge anybody inside to come out. the u.s. economy had a robust third-quarter showing resilience, despite inf