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. >> you took a little heat for holding up the soup, the can of campbell's soup there. some members of the media didn't like that. do you regret it? >> do i regret it? no. i think it brought a very clear message to people that these increases and costs of steel and aluminum are trivial. you'll notice neither these soup industry, nor the candy industry, nor the beer industry, nor the soda industry, not one of them has said my numbers were wrong. if i just went on tv and spewed a bunch of numbers, nobody would notice. holding up those cans, people notice. they can focus on how trivial a fraction of a penny on a can of campbell's soup will cause the world to come to an end? not a chance. >> trish: are you going to miss gary cohn? >> pardon me? >> trish: are you going to miss gary cohn? >> gary cohn is a capable person. he performed valuable services while he was in the government. i'm sure he will find a wonderful career back probably on wall street. who knows, back in the administration, or some other time in some other role he may be back. this is about how to protect th

and if i move it on over towards the south bay you can see now we're starting to dry out a little bit in campbell well, san jose. now starting to get clear of that rain as that shadow continues to kind of move over. let's talk about future cast. what can we expect for the next 30 minutes or so? about 7:30 you notice a lot of those showers now kind of away from the san francisco area and then it will continue to trek out towards the east, out towards 8:00 a.m. right behind it there is still these little pockets of showers that could leave some lingering scattered showers throughout the afternoon and then if i really fast forward this timeline, if i take you all the way through 4:00 you see right behind that we get another line of kind of scattered showers pushing through, so it will be light to moderate rain into the afternoon. the gusty conditions right now we will expect to see those start to die down a little bit, but it's still on the gusty side. livermore 22 miles per hour, between 15 to 20 miles per hour and then we will see those get a lot calmer as it head in towards the afternoon. right n

together with the athletes anthony campbell and months the german rocket little in the back is helping to fight hunger he's an ambassador for unicef stop ten seconds campaign it refers to the fact that every ten seconds a child under the age of five dies of hunger the aim is to save children's lives in south sudan with a joint season starting in my food supplies could become scarce many celebrities have already donated like model and singer in the back and tennis legend bar inspector. from the original image of the world have him a small group of heaven shall burn up touring across europe with songs from their current album one jura. everything from the vibrant world of pop music on facebook at the w music store. stars in the latest from the music scene. join us in the universe of pop on facebook and send us a message we love hearing from. we continue with an up and coming artist from of area. little better known as lily among clouds makes melancholy pop and reminds me a little bit of lana del rey among clouts has performed at festivals in finland australia and the us she's been tourin

so it's looking like we are going to be on average a little warmer than yesterday, 65 mountain view, 67 sunnyvale, 68 campbellit will be wet. walnut creek 66. antioch 67. so expect winds and scattered showers throughout the day, chance of afternoon thunderstorms and the heaviest rainfall will arrive tonight and tomorrow morning. our temperatures will cool off compared to today by the time a cold front comes in tomorrow. jaclyn. >>> raindrops on this camera lens here over at the golden gate bridge. this is likely what most drivers will be dealing with this morning as they head out the door. wet roads. and we are getting first reports of a new accident that has traffic coming to a stop along highway 24 right near gateway boulevard. we'll have more on that coming up in the 5:00 hour. >>> a bay area pastry chef is about to secure a slice of history. john ramos reports she has been selected to bake the cake for the upcoming royal wedding. >> reporter: growing up in western marin county, claire learned how to bake from her mother. >> so the kids got into it and they would come home and bake after school. >> reporte

wilbur ross went on television with that can of campbell soup which is a little ridiculous.he inputs of so many goods that americans buy are about to be more expensive. >> we keep saying revolving door, borrowing a phrase from my executive producer, revolving door. we have talked about how trump loves chaos. for the first time there's evidence that the president sees this as a reality show instead of governing. here he was just yesterday. >> i like conflict. i like having two people with different points of view. i certainly like that. and then i make a decision. i like watching it. i like seeing ining it. i think it's the best way to go. >> i like conflict. i like watching. i like seeing it. >> he's got it. >> naes thaes notarticularly wh live in a vacuum, when you're dealing with governments on the world stage. people need to know they can count on you for x, y and z. particularly your allies like great britain, canada. >> jean-claude junker said we're about to do something stupid and we don't have to do this stupid thing. we're meeting stupid with stupid. any serious econ

little bit here as well. san jose, back over towards campbell, and on the other side, we have allen rock there.where the snow continues to fall. are you thinking about heading up? there is an advisory for winter travel. 50 as well as 80. right now, that snow level is about 3500 feet. and to drop all the way down to 2500 feet by tomorrow morning. which means here locally, we could get a dusting of snow but not likely to see a whole lot of rain. i will show that you in a moment. but for your weekend, chilly temperatures in the morning. followed by cool afternoon highs. and we saw anywhere from a few hundredths of an inch to a quarter of an inch in the last hours. and a quarter of inch by saturday afternoon or so. and again, travel together sierra, one to two feet of new snow expected by week's end. so we have been tracking this rainfall, and sierra snow, for the last several days. and we have to see how it all shakes out. i know we have received a few inches. three, four, even five inches for sox wetter spots. a look at the -- for some of the wetter spots. and a look at the snow report, the lifts

campbell alluded to this a little bit, but where do you think the summit would actually be held and canou give us a reason why because i think the invitation was an invitation. it wasn't an invitation to north korea so if there would be a third-party country, the other one is that we here in this negotiation, it seems that the cia is spearheading the most, that the state department is spearheading this the most. we know they are lacking a lot of human resources so what kind of affect do we think it would have one cia is greeting the role? thank you very much. >> i'll just say this, i'm not one of those people, i've had expands with the north koreans, thank you for your questions, but i have worked with people who have and the investor, these guys know so much and you come up with an idea and a failure, we tried a version of that in 1997 and they lay out exactly what happened. their experience is remarkably helpful and most of those guys have left the scene. not just in the last year, but over the last several years, largely because a lot of the hope of diplomacy had faded over the last

the numbers are little bit above average in san francisco for tomorrow with hazy sunshine. 60 degrees in morgan hill, 70 for campbell. east bay has sunshine and mid 60s. in the extended forecast, increasing clouds will lead to rain on tuesday and wednesday. by the time we get to the weekend, we will be back to partly cloudy conditions. expect wet.>>> how this pilot ended up on top of his plane after he crashed it.>>> the bay area fast food restaurant that now has a drive-through that is courtesy of an out of control driver.>>> coming up, nevada muscles up a big-time come back. the 49ers come up big in the free-agent fringy -- frenzy.>>> the san francisco softball coach that hired her dad as an assistant. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ of the building. it didn't stop until it was practically at the order counter inside. the restaurant on diablo road hadn't opened for business yet... but the staff was already setting up. >>> major damage to this danville taco bell tonight. a car crashed through the front of the

campbell 62 degrees. in the east bay, 60 in brentwood. 59 in antioch, pittsburg, fairfield a little cooler closer to the water58 degrees in vallejo. 60 degrees in pleasanton. around the bay, mostly the high to mid-50s. far north bay temperatures in the 40s for highs. >>> drivers out of the north bay and across the golden gate bridge, this morning, just a few cars out there to kick off your friday morning commute. things are looking good heading into san francisco. at least on this span. we are tracking some slowdowns over at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> a new workout this morning that could make you look younger. betty yu introduces us to face yoga. >> reporter: it may look funny. it sounds strange. but these exercises could take years off your face naturally. it's called face yoga a workout that requires no weights or workout equipment, just a mirror and and a mat. >> it's an alternative to botox or plastic surgery because did you know that only 20% of the entire facial muscles are actively used by regular facial expressions? so the idea of face yoga is to wake up the sle

campbell, who's at the old bailey. the verdict only coming through in the last little while. bring us right up to date.ear—old solicitor has been cleared of all charges regarding his nine—year—old daughter. he was accused of organising female genital mutilation when she was just nine years old but he's been cleared of all the charges against him. now the case itself centred on his nine—year—old daughter. she told the court here that she had been cut on two separate occasions between 2009 and 2013. she said that it happened as she lay on a mat in a hallway at home, without any pain relief, but she was unable to identify the person who carried out the abuse. herfather person who carried out the abuse. her father gave evidence in court today and he had always maintained that he had no involvement and today, the jury of eight women and four men have cleared him of all charges. adina campbell at the old bailey, thank you. jeremy corbyn has told voters in england they should use the local elections to tell the government "enough is enough". the labour leader was speaking at the launch of his party's campaign

campbell's. all those things are going to cost a little more now. >> let's listen to that we've got it. >> glad yout it up. take a listen. >> for a beverage can, it's only about three cents worth of steel or aluminum. in this case it happens to be aluminum in it to begin with. so if that goes up 10%, you're talking a fraction of a penny. these products sell for over $1 in the store. so it's nonsense to say that there's a great tragedy looming. >> now, he was saying that in response to, of course, the markets were taking a dive after all this came out. of course we're now concerned about retaliation. so do you buy his argument? >> let me just say one thing to defend the president. two things, actually. number one, i think wilbur ross and especially donald trump really do care about the steelworkers. i traveled with donald trump on the campaign. we went to a lot of steel mills and things like that. there are a lot of areas of the country where people feel like these trade laws have actually led to the shutting down of factories and loss of american jobs. i think trump has genuinely tried to protect t

little too fast for all of this. you need to slow down here this morning. taking you to yet another one of those on highway 17 in the campbell area northbound 17 before hamilton avenue. someone spun out and facing the wrong way in the fast lane at this early hour. not a big back yuchlt they've called for a tow truck and chp on the scene. no injuries involved. zipper trucks are giving you more room. reports of standing water in rarn county. next traffic update in less than ten. >> thanks, alexis. one step at a time. sonoma county still recovering from the october wildfires. they want to hear from victims about what should come next. >> there's a flower that doesn't have any color. it's a control flower. >> she's a yard ner. but explaining the fundamentals of science. the showcase that will have you the showcase that will have you cheering on the next at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> just about the entire state is getting wet

with the hill and john solomon done in shadow, william campbell explains how he was interviewed in december. this past december by the fbi's littlefield office about the clinton foundation's potential involvement in the scandal. where is the rest of the media? take a look. >> they interviewed me about the clintons for several hours a good part of the day. the information that i provided to them about the clintons and about whatat was said and confirmed by russian leadership was seen to be very important to them. >> sean: what's even more startling is kandel also says the information he gave to the fbi about the corrupt uranium one deal and russian strategy, polluting the strategy to control u.s. strategy ended up on president barack obama's desk. wow. take a look. >> i was assured that the white house also had been informed because of the importance on a national security side and it was actually very enthusiastic commendation that i received from the fbi. my work had resulted in the white house's daily brief being handed to then president obama. >> sean: so obama knew what was going on. did nothing. joining us now with his exclu

campbell. but there's the rain that went through. i don't think there's much left. a little bit around monterey highway south san jose. east breeze east southeast or a south breeze so that's in place. it's really rain and there's a little bit of rain. snow levels high in the mountains. one system lifted north but there's moisture that's on the way. not so much today but out of the west southwest lifted the moisture screaming underneath hawaiian island and take the turn heading towards central and southern california. 60s to 70 on the temps. very mild. 5:02 and sal is looking at something. >> just my computer. >> okay. >> was it traffic related or doing something else? >> no. i am ordering all kinds of things on amazon. >> i understand that. why not. >>> i am looking at the if you must know, i am looking at chp's computer. it's called the cab. you don't need to know that. aid list of items and we don't have a lot going on right now. this is a look at westbound 580. you can see traffic is a little bit slow on the commute over the altamont pass. no major problems but it's getti

campbell, kentucky. special guests of the city of san mateo. some admitted they were a littleprised at the warm welcome from this bastion of the left. >> it's cool. i see people who actually like the army and support america. that's awesome. >> was there a doubt about that? >> i've never been to california. you only hear from what you see in the news. >> just to celebrate our young men and women who are coming and going up to serve us and appreciate everything they do. >> reporter: that's a far cry from 1968 at the height of the vietnam protests. feelings against the war were strong and soldiers were spat upon at airports. that's when linda patterson convinced her city to adopt the unit. her brother served in the 101st and was killed in action just days after the proclamation. over the years as sentiment changed, eight other peninsula cities joined in taking the eagles under their wing. >> it's amazing that a thousand miles from fort campbell, kentucky we've got this enclave of support. it all grew out of san mateo back in the 60s. >> reporter: this weekend's events marked the

little bit. check out this video that was shot at around highway 17 and hamilton avenue in campbell.y've been measuring the rain there. you can see that it's coming down. you're not going to escape the rain today. that is especially true in the santa cruz mountains. they've been measuring their rain in inches in march. this is video of the summit of highway 17. storm is bringing heavy downpours. expect a lot of crashes and delays for people commuting over the santa cruz mountains. of course, when we see this much rain, we often see stuff like this. a giant oak tree came crashing down on a school in felton. it crashed seven cars and smashed through the windows of a multipurpose room. thankfully, no one was hurt. i have been listening to a call over the scanner. emergency crews are responding to some wires down, a tree down and they say a vehicle is stuck in between those wires. they're not sure if they're live or not. a warning for everybody out there, when you come across something in the road, you may be the first person coming across that debris in the road or even wires. always as

shared with our intelligence community and how little they acted on it at that time when it came to uranium one and our energy market. this is what doug campbellrovide. he provides a road map so that our congress with investigate these issues. fully investigate them and make them public. >> sean: victoria? >> get those numbers on, sean. >> sean: i will do that on wednesday. >> we will see you on wednesday i want to you get members of those committees on your show and say why aren't you asking for those documents? >> sean: but it's not stormy daniels. why would anyone want to pay attention to something that impacts the safety of the american people. it's path otic. when we come back. former president obama outlining what he hopes to achieve next. we will play the tape. we had long deployments in iraq. i'm really grateful that usaa was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members fo

it's lighter in the south bay and campbell, but through fremont right now it's still strong. union city, as well. moving up a little bit further north san leandro, castro valley, still dealing with this. this is over the past hour, you have seen about a half inch come down. through piedmont, oakland, as well. now let go to the north bay and show you what they're dealing with. so that flood advisory did expire about 4 a.m. but look, all of this rain just started picking up in the past 30 minutes. kpix 5's jessica flores joining us live in napa. jessica, how are you doing? >> reporter: hey, neda. you're absolutely right. it really did start picking up in the last 10 minutes or so. it's tapering off but it was coming down really hard, really windy, the rain basically bouncing off the ground hitting my legs so that's what we are going to see all morning long. that's why this wine country really is bracing for possibly any mudslides, any flooding for the -- there it goes. see, it's picking up there. they have been bracing for the possible flooding that comes with this rain and they are really worried about the burn zone

intelligence community, how much are they act on, and how little they acted on it at that time came to uranium one, the energy market. this is what doug campbellan provide. he provides a road map so that our congress can investigate these issues, fully investigate them come about them, make them public. >> sean: last wrote, victoria. >> i want you to get those members on, sean. >> sean: i will meet your client on wednesday. >> we will see you on wednesday. i want to get the members of the committees on the show. >> sean: i know, but it's not stormy. why does anyone wants? to pay attention to something that impacts people's lives and national security and safety of the american people? >> it's very sad. >> sean: i'm not being facetious. thank you, guys. when we come back, former president obama outlining what he hopes to achieve next. we'll play the tape. ♪ i'm really grateful that usaa was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse

little bit of flooding on highway 101 near 92. so just give yourself plenty of time. flooding northbound 17 in campbell. in the santa cruz mountains the roads are not doing well. it's a tough drive although we don't have major crashes reported there yet. 6:33. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> and the wet roads blamed for several crashes this morning. >> yeah. ktvu frank mallicoat is in the santa cruz mountains. what's it like. >> rough spot. >> reporter: i got to tell you our commute down here was to the too bad. once we head south of hayward 880, it was pretty smooth sailing. we got down here in 45, 50 minutes from ktvu to san jose. we are heading through the santa cruz mountains 2 or 3 miles from the summit. let's go outside right now. you can see a slow go going up. not a lot traffic going up. a number of big rigs wait for a couple cars that stalled out. the commute from santa cruz into the silicone valley and moderate -- no major crashes to report on 17. but it's very dark. that's one thing we in theed coming off 880. once you get here you have to slow down and take it easy. crashes

campbell.. so the area is generally safe but people who know cadillac drive say.. that particular street is know for a littlehe area around it. we spoke with witnesses who live nearby.. they describe what they saw and heard. kevin lebron moralesi woke up andi head about like five shots. and then i heard some whistling. i saw my neighbors running. the manager ran out to check what happened. and the neighbors ran out too. yeah i saw like the families picking up their children from classes. like 2/3 weeks ago a woman got shot.she passed away

campbell.. so the area is generally safe but people who know cadillac drive say.. that particular street is know for a little more crime than the area around it. we spoke with witnesses who live nearby.. they describe what they saw and heard. kevin lebron moralesi woke up andi head about like five shots. and then i heard some whistling. i saw my neighbors running. the manager ran out to check what happened. and the neighbors ran out too. yeah i saw like the families picking up their children from classes. like 2/3 weeks ago a woman got shot.she passed away and it's been happening ever since. (hermela aregawi)the boy is being treated at a local hospital for non-life threatening injuries. police say at this time.. they don't have a motive for the shooting.. and they have not identified any suspects either. reporting live in san jose hermela aregawi kron 4 news. (vicki) new tonight at nine... police are investigating a strong-arm robbery that happened at a verizon store on lone tree way in brentwood earlier today. thieves walked in with guns and stole merchandise. kron 4's ali reid has details. it was a scary s

is to lift it and move it back a little bit i believe but a lot of things have to happen before that happens, so, we just want to keep it from going anywhere."doug campbellt: "you feel bad for the people but that comes with having a house on the water - ocean wins, you lose."another issue is power outages.in watertown, massachusetts - high winds power lines came down like dominoes... capt. raymond dupuis/watertown police: "we had traffic lights that were out all over town, affected by this grid but the first responder he isolated the area and shut the circuit off. you can see the wires are over cars and it's a pretty dangerous situation."one woman in brockton, massachusetts says her son is lucky to be alive.he was sitting in the backseat of a car when a tree came crashing down.cynthia creighton/tree fell on son's car: "the house shock, then we heard a noise, we ran out my son was still in the car. with the tree on top of it.". ( marty ) that was ryan young with the story. conditions are expected to improve as the storm moves away from shore today. ( marty ) in the north bay, a man is in the hospital, and a second is being questioned after a officer invol

but we will start to warm up a little bit. 29 now in gilroy. 20s in the santa cruz mountains including boulder creek and so cath is at 32. 29 one observation in campbellit's cold enough out there. and take the dog out for a walk you will feel it. it's brisk but we will have nice sunshine later today. zero in truckee. 37 even in monterey with 30 in ukiah. 29 and it's 3 below in south lake tahoe inclines at 8 degrees. so quite cold but it's going to be a beautiful day. statewide here a few high cloud to the southbut the cold is moving out. and high pressure is building in. it's not strong or anything but it will give us a warmer pattern today and more so on tuesday. but more clouds rolling in on wednesday with light rain to the north. and timing on this looks to be wednesday evening. and i don't think there will be much south of the golden gate a little bit more towards the north. you can see right there there's wednesday night at 6. and it goes through again the snow level is going up. it's what's coming in behind that thursday late and into friday on the the weekend if the we -- if we get over one inch it won't be until saturday night and sunday prett

campbell, there's a slight chance of thunderstorms in the next couple hours. it's mild and colder air dropping in. we'll put an end to the rain for a little while.alk about what else is ahead coming up next. researchers at harvard. for some 100 million americans who suffer from high >>> a new health warning for researchers at harvard for some 100 million americans who suffer from high blood pressure. >> chances are, if you don't, someone in your family does that could affect anyone as to how you cook their food. nbc medical reports on the new findings about grilling meat as a risk of hypertension. >> reporter: sun on snow, this 43-year-old fires up the grill. >> a filet cooked medium, medium well, the taste and the way that the steak sizzles. >> reporter: after suffering a heart attack last year, he changed the menu. doctors warn that the love of all things flame broiled raise blood pressure, one of the biggest risk factors for heart disease. in the study of 100,000 people, harvard researchers found those who eat red meat, chicken, or fish cooked at high temperatures, grilled, roasted, and broiled have a 17% greater risk of high blood pressure e

we have very little that we're able to confirm right now just of official tweet from central michigan university itself saying that shots were fired of a dormitory building campbell hall on the campus the suspect was still at large but with the last time we got any official statement from central michigan university as often the case we are getting various on confirmed reports of injuries and perhaps were worse perhaps two injuries have been reported however we're not able to confirm that and as we know from our experience in covering these sorts of incidents all too often in the united states it's very important that we are skeptical as we look at the sort of reports that we're getting on social media but shots five in central michigan university out of dogwood tree hole piece that suspect is still at large according to officials at the university she have thank you very much for that update and of course we'll keep a close eye on the situation at central michigan university and bring you the very latest with shihab and the rest of our teams there in the united states swartz's just ahead on the news great and while russia has had its alleged big ban lifted still

see the scheme is a little bit of, not where we can just go for it really, in a way, and campbell andis part —— this to see whether we can play this part -- this 12 to see whether we can play this part —— this 12 months' time and the biggest occasions one go to test my players even more. england's cricketers had few problems seeing off australia in a one day series earlier this year but they're finding new zeakand a much tougher proposition. —— zealand. the hosts have levelled the seresi at 2—all with one to play with england posted 334 thaks to centuries from jonny airstown and joe root but the black caps chased down the total. five wickets in three balls to spare. ross taylor scored 181. he managed that while limping and earlier hurt himself diving to avoid being run out. not that it mattered. and england's rugby union captain dylan hartley might not be able to play against france at the weekend. he's struggling with a leg injury. hejoins a growing injury list— sam underhill‘s definitely out of that match and wing jack nowell, seen here scoring against italy, will miss the rest of t

valid driver's license, drives a little blue pickup truck around town and we salute you for your service, sir, thank you so much. happy 100th birthday to leon campbell a proud veteran from ocean city, maryland, honored with many awards serving in the army including the bronze service star. happy 110th birthday to rochelle pope. secret to longevity, farm grown food every day. >>> what's coming up at rain ha the santa cruz mountains. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall, tracking this rain as it continues to move through the bay area. some of the heaviest rain shifted to the east bay and south bay wipe tapering off farther to the north. issues as it is heavy rain continues into the delta and the east bay and trivalley and also some heavy rain for the south bay. for the north bay, we have a flash flooding warning in effect for son momoma county. we've had numerous reports of residual street flooding from the rain that moved through earlier this morning. also, we've got five vehicles stuck. that's been happening just north of sonsonoma, also a few thunderstorms. >> all that rain is falling hard in the santa cruz mountains. at times, it seemed l

little time for your questions as well. our first panelist today is jeffreya campbell. jeff is vice president of the americas of global government affairs for cisco. jeff, i hope i got that right. where he leads government affairs at committees for cisco in the western hemisphere. i am just going to say this. jeff, i'll probably say one other thing about each one of these panelists. jeff and i have known each other for a long time, going back several decades. i can say without any fear of contradiction that jeff is one of the most knowledgeable people here in washington and probably in the country about communications matters. he's been at it a long time and always has done it well. next, we are going to hear from david. davida senior executive vice president of comcast and the company whose chief diversity officer. he has a broad portfolio of responsibilities including corporate communications, government regulatory affairs, public affairs, legal affairs, corporate administration and community investment. he also serves as a senior counselor to the cpl. whenever i go o