mr. campbell. >> what was the neighbors feeling about him? neighbors felt he was a bully. >> not only neighbors, mind you -- >> private property without permission. >> we are? >> this is 2008. joe campbell confronting a visiting hunting party. >> you're on my property. three quarters of -- >> joe by wielding a high powered shocker called a street smoker. known far-right control, combat. >> quite a weapon you are carrying. are you threatened? >> that eta bergen. >> i was, that he's going to run into the wrong type of person. he isn't going to put up with him. i thought other he would shock me someone like that or he was going to shoot somebody. >> then, there is a time when joe marched into a de la rosa family reunion, they said. claiming that one of their cars was blocking a road. >> screaming, yelling profanities. you know? being an absolute jerk. >> the della roses wrote a letter to the county attorney, asking him to do something about joe before someone got hurt. they were advised that the property disputes were a civil man -- matter. then

temperatures tomorrow morning, up into the 70s and 80s for much of the bay area, including in campbell where we find mrwho's going to have skies overhead that match his name after that fog burns off in campbell. temperatures are going to be warm in the afternoon for inland part of the bay area, reaching to the mid to low 80s. so keep that in mind that you may want to get out for a walk a little bit earlier in the day. don't overexert, especially your older pups during the warmth of the afternoon. we're a far cry from where summertime heat is going to send us later on this year. getting a chance to get used to it. temperatures in the 60s and 70s around the bay, mostly 80s inland, and 60s right along the coast. we're only a couple weeks away from memorial day. we can look that far ahead with the eight to 14-day outlook from the climate prediction center. good chance of above normal temperatures prevailing not just for the bay area but for much of the western u.s. now, how far above normal that remains to be seen. but it's a decent chance that we are going to hold on to some warmer conditions for the holi

, course, is that mr campbell, of course, is in partisan in these in in any way partisan in these indestrianise the largest city. you know, in england, and it's the same across the country really ought to be reformed. 12 points is a bit restrictive, eem-t— points is a bit restrictive, tem-t yea— points is a bit restrictive, don't you think, michael? \r:::r don't you think, michael? no, me— don't you think, michael? no, he teem— don't you think, michael? no, i've been lucky— don't you think, michael? no, i've been lucky enough that i have.i i've been lucky enough that i have. i haven't had any points so far, but i've been very, very lucky. the 1220 mile limit in london, i think is a jolly good thing. i just wish they'd put more signs up because never more signs up because you never know whether you're on a 20 mile limit or a 30 limit or limit or a 30 mile limit or whatever. going get whatever. and i'm going to get caught look, caught eventually. no, look, keep because if you keep it at 12, because if you put up to 15, say, then put it up to 15, say, then people would just be more reck

, course, is that mr campbell, of course, is in partisan in these in in any way partisan in these indestrianise the largest city. you know, in england, and it's the same across the country really ought to be reformed. 12 points is a bit restrictive, eem-t— points is a bit restrictive, tem-t yea— points is a bit restrictive, don't you think, michael? \r:::r don't you think, michael? no, me— don't you think, michael? no, he teem— don't you think, michael? no, i've been lucky— don't you think, michael? no, i've been lucky enough that i have.i i've been lucky enough that i have. i haven't had any points so far, but i've been very, very lucky. the 1220 mile limit in london, i think is a jolly good thing. i just wish they'd put more signs up because never more signs up because you never know whether you're on a 20 mile limit or a 30 limit or limit or a 30 mile limit or whatever. going get whatever. and i'm going to get caught look, caught eventually. no, look, keep because if you keep it at 12, because if you put up to 15, say, then put it up to 15, say, then people would just be more reck

campbell. you're watching the context on bbc news. the bottom line, mrger. and i believe the whole world is safer when we do. and we're increasing our engagement in the region to work with allies like australia, like japan to ensure that the pacific region does remain free and open. we don't want to see any change to the status quo. we're talking about two big countries not in the 67, i but are almost at the centre of the g7 conversations. i welcome to the programme.

mr. speaker, today i rise to thank matt campbell, buck holly, and patrick kistin for their work on the coastal georgia honor flight. on may 13, they had the honor of being the guardians of annual coastal georgia honor flight. coastal georgia honor flight makes groups of veterans annually -- brings groups of veterans annually in from glen, camden, mcintosh and other surrounded counties. she have a whirlwind tour to the monuments of our service members all day before returning that very same night. the trip includes stays at arlington national cemetery, the marine corps memorial and korean memorial, just to name a few. matt, who travels a lot for work, saw other regions' honor flights shirts in the airport and decided to look further into volunteering. after learning of his community's honor flight, he asked his two friends, patrick and buck, to join him. it did not take much convincing. reflecting on this trip patrick said, having the opportunity to experience our nation's capital with the multiple generations of men and women who put themselves in harm's way to provide it with something that i

mr. pham. his students were talking to him saying after arriving to america, thien was raised in the south bay mostly in the campbelld it made an appearance in all of his novels and a shout out to the south bay. he was recruited by another famous writer known as jing yang and wrote another novel, and he will debut a series on disney+. "family style," we have the book being released online and at your local book shelves. support your local bookshelf in june for "family style" and you can see it come to life on disney+. >> how cool is that? thanks, mike. >>> the california supreme court will hear uc berkeley's proposal to build housing in people's park. this comes after the state's district court of appeals sided with two neighborhood non-profits who filed suit in 2021 who tried to preserve the park. the university wants to build space for more than 1,000 student beds and as a 125-unit building for low-income or unhoused people. and the school's developer dropped out of the project. ? is he 6 or 66? >> next on nbc bay area news, the video of one little boy's morning routine that's going morning routine that's going vi

mr. pham as his students call him, after arriving in america, he was raised in the south bay and mostly campbellsked the campbell water tower, do you call it out shsz and yes, he makes an appearance in his novel. so local shout out there.and yes, he makes an appearance in his novel. so local shout out there. and he was also recruited by another graphic novelist who you might not remember the name but the novel american born chinese is well-known and it will be a series on disney plus debuting next week. so super hero component featuring a chinese american boy. >> so he kind of has his foot in there. >> exactly. and a third graphic novelist too, and she has one as well. so sort of building the culture and showing each other it can be done. >> that is cool. and so many of the immigrant experiences are universal about it doesn't matter if you cover it in different places. >> it is not exactly the same detail, but the struggles and victories. >> and yeah, they are all the same. >> same thing. >>> and you've been giving us some great weather. >> this time of year it can be hot or cool. and this weeke

mr. rehl. but he was the one who called the rally, had everyone show up. amy: your response, andy campbell?e defendants absolutely had a big part in gathering resources, equipment, funding, allies to d.c. for january 6, which one of the defendants, joseph biggs, called civil war and revolution. they were ready for something big. the day after the fiery speech on the ellipse, they let the march from the capitol and where the first to breach the capitol itself. ms. hernandez is actually right in the sense that prosecutions are not the only aspect here that are going to tamp down our extremist crisis. we still have proud boys in the streets week after week along with neo-nazis, other militants. they still have support from the gop become a law enforcement, right-wing media. until the gop and those other elements pull their soldiers out of the street and rebuff them, which they have not done since before january 6 or after, we will see this kind of thing continue. we will see men in makeshift body armor and weaponry outside of all sorts of american civic events. going forward, we are looking fo

campbell. you're watching the context on bbc news. the bottom line, mr prime minister, is that when our countries stand together, we stand stronger. and i believe the whole world is safer when we do. and we're increasing our engagement in the region to work with allies like australia, like japan to ensure that the pacific region does remain free and open. we don't want to see any change to the status quo. we're talking about two big countries not in the g7, - but are almost at the centre of the g7 conversations. - welcome to the programme. leaders are gathering in hiroshima, where in just a few hours, the g7 summit will get under way with a key focus on dealing with russia and china. also tonight, we look at the uk's failure to impose fines worth as much as £1 billion on foreign companies breaking a landmark transparency law. we will head to el salvador, where more than 66,000 people have been arrested in the last year in the government's crackdown on street gangs. and we will talk to congressman adam smith about his struggles with anxiety and chronic pa

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