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. >>> a man who overdosed and nearly died inside a drug store is alive thanks to campbell police officers becoming the first in the county to use an opioid antidote. matt keller is live at lieart w tam cpbl el story. matt? >> reporter: kristen, campbell police now have a new tool, an it comes in this box. av hey beand they have been taking it patrol since april, and it's now saved a man's life. campbell police officers are often the first on the scene of medical calls in the city. on thursday, august 3rd, around 9:00 p.m., they got a call from an employee at the wall grease on west campbell avenue. wgranound in the bathroom bothing was shallow, and .heull obviously with the syringes and seeing the condition he was in, it was pretty apparent he was suffering from an overdose. >> reporter: thankfully for the 22-year-old man suffering from a heroin overdose campbell police officers now carry narcan nasal spray, and it's an emergency substance that can prevent a death from an opioid overdose. they administered it to the m t became alert. he was taken to valley medical center, and after a few

reporting live in campbell. >> thanks so much, ian. another look from nbc sky ranger. it is going to take eight hours to clear the scene. two homes damaged. two-dozen people without power. no injuries. we will keep you posted on the situation. but again, it is going to be a long, laborious process to remove this crane in campbell. sky ranger has been above the scene for the last couple of hours. we have been streaming video on our website, go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> they have a confession on the investigation into the fires in oakland hills. >> this man, alfredo bautista not only confessed to setting last week's fire, but others as well. >> nbc bay area jodi hernandez is in berkeley for us. what do we know? >> reporter: police say bautista admitted to setting the fire right here. you can see the chard hillside. wes also accused of a bizarre road range. this is the man police say is responsible for setting the grizzly fire. 24-year-old is behind bars. in court documents, uc berkeley police say he admitted to setting the five alarm fires and several others using a cigaret

thank you. >> glen campbell died after a public battle with alzheimer's and he received an out pouring of reactions from celebrities at all ends of the spectrum. dolly parton praised the musician with a video statement and miley cyrus said miss you already. steve martin shares he was his first employer as a writer. john mccain writes great man and a great arizona an. >> cynthia fadden looks at his unforgettable career. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >> for 40 years it was his signature song, though he never learned to read music, his rich voice and extraordinary gift as a guitarist led to more than 70 albums and a staggering 21 top 40 hits. born dirt poor in the depression to a share cropping family in rural arkansas, he was one of 12 kids. his personal path was not always so gentle. he battled alcohol and cocaine addictions and was married four times, but he kept on singing. ♪ southern nights >> in 2011 he received devastating news. he had alzheimer's disease. despite the memory loss, he made a brave decision. >> i ain't done yet. >> to go on tour as planned, hitting the road for 151 stop farewell tou

. >>> a man who over dosed and nearly died inside a drugstore is alive tonight thanks to campbell policefficers. the department is now the first in the county to use this opioid antidote. >> reporter: campbell police officers are offen the first on the scene. on thursday, august third, around 9:00 p.m. they got a call from the wall greens. an unresponsive man was on the bathroom surrounded by about 20 syringes. >> they could tell had his breathing was shallow and with his breathing, it was pretty apparent he was suffering from an over dose. >> reporter: thankfully for the man suffering from an over dose, officers carry an emergency substance that can prevent a death for an opioid over dose. he was taken to valley medical center and after a few hours was released. >> we were told from the medical staff that had had they not given the dose of narcan, there was a good chance the man wouldn't have survived. >> reporter: all 40 officers resooved training from the santa clara county behavioral health department on how to use the nasal spray. they're the second to carry it on patrol. they say t

thank you. >>> glen campbell is being remembered after his public battle with alzheimer's. as one of country music's earliest cross overstars, he received an outpouring of reaction from celebrities at all ends of the spectrum. dolly parton praised the musician with a video statement. country star brad paisley tweeted alzheimer's is a thief. may it can rob them of their memories, it cannot touch their legacy. john mccain writes, great man, great arizonan. robin roberts shares memzry. and joe scarborough shares an early childhood memory of hearing him in the car. cynthia mcfadden takes a closer look at campbell's unforgettable career. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >> reporter: he had 40 top hits. >> reporter: he had 40 top hits. born to a share coping family in rural arkansas he was one of 12 kids. born dirlt poor in arkansas, he was one of seven kids. his personal path was not always so gentle. he battled alcohol and cocaine addictions and was married four times. but he kept on singing. ♪ southern nights >> who is that? >> reporter: in 2011 he received devastating news. he had

we're live in campbell, rick boone for "today in the bay." >> thank you. nobody hurt in those fires. we'll bring you continuing coverage of the carport fire in campbell all morning long. follow us on twitter right now we're posting photos and videos our viewers sent to us about the fire. follow us @nbcbayarea. >>> happening now, the two men facing charges in the oakland warehouse fire are expected back in court today. both facing a judge a few times last month but did not enter pleas on the involuntary manslaughter charges they're facing. the men turned that warehouse into a death trap when they converted the building into an entertainment venue and housing. 36 people died when the building went up in flames during a dance party back in december. prosecutors say almena and harris rented out spaces to tenants that they were responsible for people's safety. hearings for both ben set to start at 9:00 a.m. and you'll be able to get immediate updates on our website want and we'll cover the latest developments on our midday show at 11:00 this morning. >>> new thi

campbell was one of the greatest voices of all time. i will always love you, glen. charlie daniels saying, thankpbell, for sharing your talents for so many years. may you rest in peace, my friend. and his daughter, ashley, saying this about her dad. heart broken, i owe him everything i am and everything i will be. he will be remembered so well and with so much love. he revealed he had alzheimer's six years ago. he died at 81. thank you for joining us. anderson is next. >> >> good evening. we we xwin with tough talk from the be the directed a eed at no korea and a response from pyongyang that ratchets up the rhetoric. today on a day we learned that north korea may have managed to make nuclear warheads that can fit on a missile capable of strike thing country, here's the president's message to kim jong-un. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he

robertjohnson, thank you very much indeed, from a rather damp buckingham palace back to you in the studio. sarah campbell to the tune of he's a jolly good fellow the duke of edinburgh takes up retirement. we will have more from buckingham palace later on. highly we have on air emergency services in northern ireland have been respond to go a major incident in the mourne mountains were army cadets have got into difficulties in bad weather. 16 of the cadets who are aged between 12 of the cadets who are aged between i2 and i7 of the cadets who are aged between i2 and 17 are thought to be suffering from hypothermia. a local community hall is being used to treat the walking wounded. i spoke to colm mcgrath, he is a politician to colm mcgrath, he is a politician to represents the area. he told me more about the situation. the weather conditions deteriorated. locally the weather here has been terrible. we have had torrential rain and very low cloud. we are down on street level. it must be sort of treacherous up in the mown tauns itself. so very difficult conditions and certainly understandable that there would b

thank you to dakin campbell, bloomberg news reported. his story on goldman sachs of attracting talent. denny mayer joins bloomberg markets at 2:00 p.m. eastern, that is coming up. the 10 year yield at 2.5%. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: it is 1:00 in the morning in hong kong. from bloomberg's headquarters, i am david westin. welcome to "bloomberg markets: the trump economy." fall out day two. the list of business leaders fleeing the president council continues to grow. now, up to four and the president says good riddance. is the first ceo president losing ceos? others: the prince of darkness, he prefers darth vader. his days may be numbered. we will talk about the man who wrote the book on stephen bannon. about taxes. the trump administration continues to promise tax reform. what are the chances and what do the market believe and what does the market to believe? -- and what does the market believe? president donald trump is losing more ceos from his mayor for trying council -- from his manufacturing council.

reporting live in campbell, matt keller. >> thank you. >> in the east bay, police are asking for your help identifying an armed robbery suspect. oakland police released these surveillance photos hoping someone will recognize this man. he's accused of robbing a business on international boulevard near 27th street. police say the man pointed a gun at a worker, demanded cash, and took off. there's a $2500 reward for any information leading to his arrest. >> new developments, police have arrested a murder suspect wanted for a shooting in belmont. officers took the 27-year-old into custody at the union city b.a.r.t. station just before 12:25 this morning. stewart is accused of killing 24-year-old dijon jones early sturday morning alt an apartment complex on rolston avenue. investigators say the gun believed to be a semiautomatic handgun has not been recovered. >> new details in the kate steinle murder case. the suspect is going to be known under a different name in his trial. the attorney said the court will now refer to him as jose inez garcia zarate. that name is listed on his birth cert

. >> joining me now on the line is houston resident rick campbell. rick, thanko much for talking with us under such difficult circumstances, of course. your home was flooded. talk us to about how you and your family were affected by hurricane harvey as it hit and the catastrophic flooding that followed. >> well, essentially we took in a little water starting about 5:30 this morning and pretty soon it started just flowing right on in. we were prepared for it friday moving furniture up. getting papers in boxes and putting them up. getting anything we needed to save in a safe storage place so we wouldn't be looking and finding things later on that had been destroyed. so we were able to cope with the flooding as it came in. all we could do for the longest time was set and watch as water came in. but it never got high enough in our house, fortunately, to threaten our electricity. so we were able to keep our tv on, lights on. and air conditioner running. so it wasn't as bad for us as it was for a lot of people. >> certainly a better outcome for you than others. how di

thank you very much. carly was talking about reaction around the world to the passing of glen campbell.ve a team of military experts to react to escalating tensions with north korea. what is going on over there? the secretary of health and human services doctor tom price joining us to talk about the opioid crisis, deputy assistant to donald trump, doctor sebastian gorka from the north lawn of the white house. a busy 3 hours kicks off on the channel you trust. "fox and friends" first to back in two minutes. then add a hotel, or car, or activity in one place and save, where would you go? ♪ expedia. >> patients in hawaii can get high legally after two decades after the state approved the use of pot for medical purposes. hours after the department of health gave the historic green light to sell cannabis maui world therapies had its first customer. hawaii was among the first states to legalize medical marijuana in 2000 but it has taken years for the state to certify an independent lab to test the drug ensuring patient safety. rob: north korea issuing a direct threat to the us military base i

particularly thank senator campbell for your leadership on this issue. we need your leadership. affordable housing is more challenging today than ever before and the statistics that were brought out today indicate that we need to have stronger totals available in order to meet the needs of the people of this country and i think the legislation the two of you authored give us a way to move forward in the best traditions of this committee and senate. i want to make an acknowledgment as i see the work that is done in maryland, whenever we can get a program started to provide additional affordable housing for people in need, there is not usually one tool available that will make that happen. you sort of have to rely on a lot of different opportunities. no question the low income housing credit is the major cool that is available in strengthening that tool will be the most important thing i believe we can do for affordable housing. the tax credits are a major part. we had over 1000 units created tax credits. that's another important for that is available that has combined many time w

thank you, roberta. >>> new video shows a campbell police officer holding a gun on a driver and passenger for nearly 10 minutes. it has people asking was that necessary? sandra osborne on what the video shows and doesn't show. >> why are you still pointing a gun at me? my hands are right here. >> i understand that. >> no you don't understand. you still have a gun pointed at me bro. >> reporter: a police officer stopped a couple last week. the officer says the female driver was speeding at about 85 miles per hour. after searching for a license and other paperwork, tension rises when the passenger allegedly reaches towards the floor. >> i seen a paper on the floor. there is a screwdriver there are, okay. i wasn't doing nothing. i was grabbing paperwork. that's it. >> reporter: the driver starts recording after the officer pulls a gun and calls for back up. with traffic building it takes about 9 minutes for other officers to arrive, while the passenger has a gun pointed in his direction. >> the tragic reality is police officers are attacked. it happened just yesterday morning. our officers have to look ou

there will be a lot more to say about glen campbell on bbc news. thanke you some detail on what is coming up on the weather front in the next few days. let me take you back a couple of days. nothing wrong with that summary seen from bridlington. that is just at the start of tuesday. what a transformation. bridlington wasn't alone in experiencing a very wet tuesday. this is not all of the figures. there was rain after those readings were taken. coming from quite an active weather front tied in with an area of low pressure. the low— pressure in with an area of low pressure. the low—pressure migrating further north into the heart of scandinavia but it is leaving behind this very active weather front and a very slow—moving front. it gets away from birmingham in the first part of the day that lingers across east anglia and the south—east. it is because of that that the met office has warnings that the met office has warnings that we could see rainfall totals getting up to 60 to 80 millimetres in some areas. but many northern and western parts beginning to ben

reporting live in campbell, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. abc 7 news first alerted you to this fire as we arrived at the scene this morning you can get bay area breaking news any time with the abc 7 news app. just enable push alerts. >>> new details now on the fire that broke out in the hills above uc berkeley. investigators are looking into whether it was arson. drove view 7 shows us some of the scorched land. crews are still trying to contain hot spots that keep flaring up. the fire starting wednesday afternoon on grizzly peek near the scene of an earlier car crash. police are trying to find out if an armed man who came back later had something to do with the fire. >>> the bay area faces increased dangers for wildfires. one tiny spark can trigger a huge fire and that's when cal fire has people looking out for rising smoke atop a lookout tower on mt. hamilton. >> they give us a bird's eye view, the state of the weather, what the weather is actually doing versus watching computer models. >> reporter: cal fire tracks the weather with computer

sarah campbell, thank you very much. a man has been arrested at southend airport.ndon police station where he remains in police custody. the the chair 0ur our home affairs correspondent, dan crisis shaw reports. troubling times for jails crisis shaw reports. troubling times forjails in england and wales. this was the scene outside the mount prison in hertfordshire this week as a team of prison officers prepare to deal with a disturbance. they are known as tornado units, specially trained and equipped to restore order when prisoners take control. the problems add up to a crisis, caused by a toxic mix of population pressures and staff shortages. that is the view of the leader of the organisation which represents prison governors. the situation is bad. and until we get sufficient staff in our prison, the situation we're in will continue. so we will continue to try and control the situation in our prisons, but we will not be delivering in a significant number of our prisons good, quality, rehabilitative ray geles, we will be holding and controlling the people in ourcar

dakin campbell, thank you so much.an interview with gary cohn tomorrow as part of our jobs day coverage. julia: we forgot a important question -- does he want the job? does he want to escape the white house? scarlet: no indication has come out that he doesn't necessarily want it. let's check the headlines with bloomberg's first word news and mark crumpton. mark crumpton: woody johnson, owner of the new york jets, has been confirmed to be ambassador to the united kingdom. lawmakers also have confirmed kay bailey hutchinson to be permanent representative to nato, and christopher g and carlo as head of the cftc. jeff sessionsal is cracking down on so-called sanctuary cities, threatening to crime-fighting resources to cities plagued by violence if they do not cooperate with immigration authorities. the justice department has sent letters to four cities telling them they will be ineligible for an antivirus program if they do not help detain and deport people in the country illegally. commanders says u.s. in chief are respon

david: many thanks to mike regan. ed campbell, thank you as well for being with us.erica with ken frazier resigning from one of the president's councils. now this tweet. speaking out on the tragic events in charlottesville over the weekend. jonathan: about 11 minutes into the session. after the biggest weekly drop, the follow with one of the biggest daily pops since june. positive 131 on the dow. from new york, you are watching bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." the former u.s. ambassador to china and former senator from montana at 1:30 p.m. ♪ retail the spotlight over the next two weeks. jcpenney getting hammered along with dillards. this week, we get second-quarter results from walmart and target. joining us for a preview is patrick mckeever. he has a neutral rating on walmart. neutral on target. $50 price target. we look at retail sales tomorrow. walk me through your response to last week's earnings season and what it means for the big guys. >> what we saw across the board last week from the department store space was a sequential improvement from th

thanks. beloved country music star glen campbell died today of alzheimer's disease. ♪ i am a line man for theason: we'll bring you part of an interview i did with glen campbell as we remember the man and his music, later in the broadcast. but up next on the "cbs evening news," ford explains why toxic fumes are leaking into some police cruisers. and diarrhea. i tried lifestyle changes and over-the-counter treatments, but my symptoms keep coming back. it turns out i have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that's really frustrating. that's why i talked to my doctor about viberzi... ...a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both abdominal pain and diarrhea at the same time. so i can stay ahead of my symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pain. do not take viberzi if you have no gallbladder, have pancreas or severe liver problems, problems with alcohol abuse, long-lasting or severe constipation, or a bowel or gallbladder blockage. pancreatitis may occur and can lead to hospital

thank you very much for your memories of glen campbell, who has died at the age of 81.f the favourites to win the men's 400 metres at the world championships in london was turned away from the stadium this evening after being told he couldn't compete after an outbreak of norovirus. botswana's isaac makwala had this afternoon said he felt ready to run tonight. around 30 athletes and support staff have been affected by the outbreak of gastroenteritis. here's our sports editor dan roan. and from botswana, isaac makwala! he's one of the world's leading sprinters and the highest profile victim yet of the vomiting bug that has hit athletics world championships. despite insisting he was fit to race in tonight's 400 metres final, botswana's isaac makwala was refused access from the london stadium and forced to withdraw. this morning, having already been ruled out of the 200 metres against his will, he told the bbc he was devastated. i felt heartbroken yesterday. i was ready for this. i worked hard for this. it's really sad for me because i was top of my game coming here. i was

thank you. we'll get back to rick boone who is in campbell with that amazing fire. rick, what is the very latest? >> reporter: well, what i know from neighbors i just talked to, just moments ago, it all happened down this road here on april way. some fire trucks early on the scene attending to some vehicles that are still smoldering in an alleyway. this is what we know happened. this began around 2:30 this morning, and that's when neighbors and homes along april way say their dogs woke them up, and they basically didn't know why, so they ran outside and they saw flames. these major flames shooting from their backyard just over the fence. over that fence, an apartment building and a carport, and then they saw what they say is an abandoned car and several cars on fire, almost a dozen vehicles all on fire. how they caught on fire? that's not known as of right now, but we do know according to officials here on the scene, no one has been injured due to this fire. the residents inside the apartment building ironically have not seen them walk out of their building. i got a

to give us a perspective, errol campbell from the arms control association joins us, their executive director. thank you for joining us. guest: good to be with you. host: could you give us perspective on what this news means and tell our viewers exactly what we are considering when we hear about the potential of a weapon being inside an icbm? guest: we have known for quite some time that north korea is trying to develop a smaller, lighter, more compact nuclear warhead that can be delivered on a ballistic missile, particularly a long-range or intercontinental ballistic missile. the defense intelligence agency, one of several u.s. intelligence agencies, has issued a report that assesses that north korea has achieved this technical capability. we also know that in july they tested successfully for the first time a ballistic missile capable of intercontinental range. the take away here is that north korea is making fast technical progress. they are within maybe one or two years of the technical capability to deliver such a weapon on a long-range missile that has the capability in the short and medium ra

thank you much sean. >>> country music legend glenn campbell passed away today after long battle with alzheimer's.year-old singer gave the world classic hits like "rhinestone cowboy" often wichita lineman campbell revealed he had alzheimer's in 2011 but that did not stop him from continuing to record and perform. in june he released a farewell album to moved his daughter ash toll share a lesson she learned from her dad. >> the main thing i think i've taken from watching my dad and observing him and how he lives his live on and off stage is authenticity, and he actually told me one time, he said, be a super person and the super star will follow. so that's something i've really taken to heart. >> glenn campbell survived by his wife, eight children and ten grandchildren. >>> little thing i learned from one of our folks here at the station that glenn campbell didn't read music really which is amazing but he had perfect pitch. >> wow. >> and was in fact on beach boys albums you can hear him on beach boys album apparently replaced brian wilson a couple of the tours and stuff. so isn't that neat. >> that

thank you. the country music star, glen campbell, has died aged 81. he had alzheimers.io session player to became a hugely popular interpreter of classic songs. three hits, written by the great jimmy webb, in particular: galveston, by the time i get to phoenix, and wichita lineman. david sillito looks back. # i am a lineman for the county... # and i drive the main road.# wichita lineman, its wide open spaces, yearning, loneliness, america turned into song. but what truly made it a masterpiece was the voice of glen campbell. # i hear you singing in the wires...# he had been born in billstown arkansas, a large poor family of cotton pickers. his escape was his uncle boo who taught him to play guitar. i don't remember not having a guitar or a musical instrument in my hand. and then dad bought a guitarfor, like, $5.95. it was one where the cowboy was up here and the rope went around the hole in the guitar and the lasso on the calf this end and the string about the neck. but i found out real quick that it was lighter than pulling a cotton sack or ploughing. # you just said ba

campbell. matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> on to developing news now.im to dolores park over the weekend, you do expect to see more police. >> sfpd ramping up patrols after a gunman shot and won'ted three people. the hunt is still on for the shooter. the shooting doesn't appear to be random. it happened on the pedestrian bridge off church street yesterday afternoon. witnesses say a group wearing bandannas and hoodies started yelling and threatening people as they were crossing. one shooting victim is in critical condition. another has been treated and released. the third is a teenage boy. police are not giving us details about him. >>> the fire that broke out in the hills above uc berkeley may have been arson, according to campus police. crews are still trying to control hot spots that keep flaring up. drone view 7 shows us some of the scorched land. the fire started wednesday afternoon on grizzly peak near the scene of an earlier vehicle collision. police are trying to figure out if an armed man who left the accident scene and came back later had somet

thank you very much. you're watching "dw news." still to come, remembering glen campbellinestone cowboy who sold millions of records with his country-pop crossover. ♪ ♪ sarah: welcome back. our top stories, use defense secretary james mattis has warned north korea that any action of war could lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people. he was following an earlier warning by president trump. pyongyang has threatened to launch missile strikes on the u.s. pacific territory of guam. police in france have arrested a man who drove his car into a group of soldiers, injuring six of them. he was arrested after a dramatic highway chase. they searched a building and a suburb of paris in connection. it is unclear if the attacker lives in the building being arch. the interi minister france sa it was the sixth attack against the anti-terrorism force since it was established.5 years ago. reporter: a bullet-riddled the m.w.p. marks the end of a dramatic chase in northern france. officers shot and arrested the driver after a manhunt operation. the pursuit began if you

thank you for having me. charlie: we will be right back. stay with us. charlie: glen campbelltry music legend and six-time grammy winner died on tuesday. he was 81. campbell was known for such crossover heads as "rhinestone cowboy" and " galveston." he had 21 top hits. he had a crystal-clear guitar sound. claim lines. -- playing lines. welcome. how do you remember him? >> extremely kind. i went to la right after he announced he had alzheimer's and was going on his final tour. he was a nice, southern man from arkansas. he made you feel right at home. charlie: what made "rhinestone cowboy" so popular? i think it was it came after a , dark period for him. he was a huge star in the late 1960's. charlie: in 1968 he outsold the beatles. patrick: yes. then that kind of went away and he stopped having hit. rhinestone cowboy he was a comeback for him. it was sort of him, his mission statement. that was one of the last songs -- he had trouble remembering that song, which is difficult to know, because he couldn't remember if it was a radio or rodeo. so, he was just -- his kids all backed

thank you. >>> coming up next, campbell police are responding to a viral facebook video. an officer pulled out his gun during a traffic stop. you will see what happens next. >>> the governor takes the air out of the bill. why some say a law against helium balloons may have gone too far. >>> there is some very warm air aloft. but at the surface, there is some rick fogg. a big difference on temperatures again today from the city to inland. >>> welcome back. >>> among the candidates for governor, lieutenant governor gavin newsom has raised the most money this year and the 2018 race. his campaign says more than $5 million was raised in the first half of 2017. that is double the amount that each of his democratic rivals raised in the same period. according to financial reports, the state treasurer raised $2.6 million and former los angeles mayor, brought in $2.3 million. a republican businessman raised about $200,000 and contributed $3 million to his own campaign. >>> governor brown has vetoed a bill that would have made it a crime to release helium balloons. the bill would've

country artist brad paisley said, thank you, glen campbell for the artistry, grace and class you broughtc. besides being an amazing solo artist is a genius studio musician as part of the wrecking crew playing from the beach boys to frank sinatra, pure talent, heart and courage. rest in peace, brother, you brought us a lot of joy. he is dead at the age of 81. >> bill: big loss. so much of our lives are judged how we handle our own demise and the way he handled alzheimer's in the final years of his life were truly complimentary and brave. and we remember him that way. >> shannon: very transparent and we had governor huckabee here who knows his family coming from arkansas and said he is so underrated as a musician. he was incredibly talented beyond the songs we all know. >> bill: the cowboy rides on. glen campbell. 15 minutes before the hour. new video into fox news showing the scene outside of paris officials saying they've shot and arrested a man after a dramatic car chase on a local highway. they believe it is connected to a terrorist attack after a car plowing into several officers earl

don campbell, very grateful to you. thank you. look at that. this is another picture.insville. that is a total solar eclipse there. a little hint of the sun's base, the —— raise, the corona around it. we can go to cristina thomas and eclipse chaser. what are you seeing? hello, are you there? hello! it just went you seeing? hello, are you there? hello! itjust went into totality and it is completely amazing. it is dark and beautiful. everyone is clapping. it is amazing. i cannot say it enough. you are there in the darkness at the moment, what was it like as the moon moved slowly across the sun. what did you experience?m got dark relatively quickly. it was starting to get darker slowly but the final darkness comes on quickly. all of a sudden you have a bright light in the sky which goes out and now you have this fantastic corona all around it. how many eclipses have you witnessed before? two totals. how does this one compare? this one is much better. there was a problem with the clouds with some of the other ones and this one is a perfect view, it is amazing. was the sky

thank you. i really appreciated. >> glen campbell has lost a very public, courageous battle with the cruelest of died of alzheimer's, are surrounded by family in nashville your he was 81. >> i am happy to be here. >> glen campbell was country music's first crossover star. ♪ your door is always open ♪ ♪ >> i like a good song. >> you never thought of yourself as a country singer? >> no. agee picked up a guitar at four, he was a natural. he couldn't read music, but he likely became one of the most sought after guitarists in the city. >> you started getting a lot of work? >> yes. it was great. i bought a car. >> one of the great studio musicians known as "the wrecking crew." he performed on nearly 600 cuts for other artists. for brian wilson took off the beach boys, campbell filled in for six months. to getuld have to go on it, and sing his part. ♪ there's a little old lady from pasadena ♪ ♪ ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change

reporting live in campbell, matt keller. >> thank you, matt. >>> new developments overnight. police have arrested a murder suspect wanted for a shooting in belmont. officers took 27-year-old jovan alexander stewart into custody at the union city b.a.r.t. station just before 12:25 this morning. stewart's accused of killing 24-year-old dijon jones early saturday morning in an apartment complex on rolston avenue. investigators say the gun believed to be a semiautomatic hand gun, has not been recovered. >>> police have identified a woman they say pulled the trigger in a deadly shooting on twin peaks. 20-year-old fantasy decor and 19-year-old lamont mims will be arraigned on murder charges on friday. they're accused of killing 71-year-old film scout edward french on july 16th. we were at san francisco superior court where the victim's family gathered yesterday during a hearing for mims. decor was not there because she's in the hospital for an undisclosed reason. prosecutors say she pulled the trigger with mims helping during a robbery attempt. >> very loving and very caring. it's

thank you. the american country music star glen campbell has died at the age of 81.ed after a "long and courageous battle" with alzheimer's disease. david sillito looks back at his life. # i am a lineman for the county... # and i drive the main road. wichita lineman, its wide open spaces, yearning, loneliness, america turned into song. but what truly made it a masterpiece was the voice of glen campbell. # i hear you singing in the wires he had been born in billstown, arkansas, a large poor family of cotton pickers. his escape was his uncle boo who taught him to play guitar. i don't remember not having a guitar or a musical instrument in my hand. and then dad bought a guitar for $5.95, it was one where the cowboy was up here and the rope went around the hole in the guitar and the lasso on the calf this end and the string about that high. but i found out real quick that it was lighter than pulling a cotton sack or ploughing. # you just said baby, how i love you... he could play anything and ended up singing on tv shows and on hundreds of singles with the session musici

thanks to you. >>> we now turn to word late today that glen campbell has died. we celebrate his life here. the country music star with humble beginnings who faced his biggest battle late in life. ♪ >> reporter: 1968, glen campbell's breakout year. like so many country stars, his lyrics were born from his humble beginnings, but campbell always said he was from delight, arkansas, because a small down nearby wasn't on the map. at least delight was. 1 of 12 children, he was the youngest boy. no electricity or running water. his father was a sharecropper and his escape was music. >> i don't remember not having a guitar or a musical instrument in my hand. my dad bought one for $5.95, and the rope went around the hole in the guitar. >> reporter: he won grammys and one of his most famous songs -- ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >> reporter: so many fans across the country and in the industry, too. >> glen is one of the greatest voices that ever was in the business, and he was one of the greatest mu sags sigss. he could play ig in, and he could play it really well. >> reporter: he remained humble throug

campbell. back to you, gasia and dave. >> thank you. >>> the time is 7:06. happening today, two men charged in the deadly oakland ghost ship warehouse fire where 36 people died are due in court today. derek almeta-and max harris are facing 36 counts of voluntary manslaughter. they created a harris that led to the deaths of the people. harris may enter a plea in court. last week his bail was reduced to $750,000 from $1 million. today lawyers from almena will make a similar request to have bail reduced. >>> in a couple of hours, the man accused of killing kate steinly will be in court. so far a court date has not been scheduled. but today a judge could decide when jury selection may start. lopez is accused of shooting and killing kate steinly with a stolen gun. his lawyers claim that the gun accidentally went off. lopez sanchez is an undocumented immigrant who had been deported five times. >>> san francisco police are planning extra patrols in delores park after three people were shot there in broad daylight. one of the victims is in critical condition this mo

thank you, ceril campbell. i do apologise for pronouncing your name that way! , associated with the weather fronts that brought rain yesterday, but for many this ridge of high pressure moving in, making things pretty settled, pretty dry, pretty sunny across most parts, temperatures up to 17—21d. we could see a bit more in the way of cloud, especially as we go through tonight will stop the breeze tends to pick up will stop the breeze tends to pick upa will stop the breeze tends to pick up a little bit into friday. but rain will spread gradually south and eastwards, breaking up towards eastern parts, but i suspect for east anglia and the south—east, staying dry well into the afternoon, 17-21. after staying dry well into the afternoon, 17—21. after the rain on friday, things are improving for the weekend. for most of us, drier, brighter weather with sunny spells. temperature is about average for august, still feeling quite pleasant in the sunshine and light winds. bye— bye. this is bbc news and these are the top stories developing at 11. police defend paying a chil

reporting live in campbell, ian cull, "nbc bay area news" >>> thank you, ian.an was first reporter to arrive at the scene. he's been tweeting updates since. you can follow his reports by following us on twitter. our handle is @nbcbayarea. >> new at 1 i, a man fell off a pg&e power pole. no idea why he climbed up that poll. witnesses say he scaled a transmission tower this afternoon and touched a power line. he fell approximately 80 feet to the ground and started a small grass fire. people quickly ran over and sprayed the man with fire extinguishers. >> obviously we were just concerned about his safety and, you know, why he would do something like that and climb a poll that obviously it was, you know, you're not going to survive something like that. >> obviously dangerous and highly illegal as well. the man suffered critical burns around trauma. roughly 2200 people were left without power temporarily following this incident >>> more neurotic and can't handle stress. those words written by a google engineer by women in high tech got him fired. now that engineer i

live in campbell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, rick, for the latest. it's 5:01. >>> breaking news overnight in kabul, afghanistan. nato military has come under attack and some american serviceworkers were injured in that attack, but they are reportedly in stable condition. it's still not clear who was behind the deadly attack. >>> now to our top national story the investigation into president trump heating up. special counsel robert mueller will reportedly convene a grand jury to look into possible collusion with russia. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live in washington with that news. good morning to you, tracie. >> hey, scott, good morning, everyone. they've been meeting for several weeks now. this is not the first grand jury connected to this russia investigation but the focus of this one seems to be broader. they could end up looking at the president's own actions. >> are there any russians here tonight? >> reporter: president trump at a rally in west virginia last night as the "wall street journal" reports special counsel robert mueller put tog

rest in peace glenn campbell. >> thanks for the music. >> tucker barnes up next with a check of our forecast shaping up to be great day. >> yeah. i mean, by cooler you mean 85. i mean -- >> yeah. >> it's not going to be a cool afternoon it will be perfect afternoon, maureen. >> yay! >> wahoo! >> that's all i get. wahoo!? >> that's better. all right. little enthusiasm. it is going to be perfect afternoon. here's why. lots of >> now it's overkill. >> lots of sunshine, low humidity and storm free later today. all right. let's see if we can fine temperatures again. 73 now in washington. quantico 73. leonardtown 72. north and west we had lots of 50s this morning. my morning shout out goes to culpeper i'll see you friday morning 71 degrees. you were in the 50s earlier this morning, hagerstown, win chef, gaithersburg waking up with temperatures in the 50s a few hours ago. all right. i don't have much to talk about here this is what you call quiet. here in washington, baltimore, within everybody looking at bright sunshine. high pressure off to our west is building across the area, and it will delive

thank you. >> following breaks news in campbell where early morning flames destroyed 16 vehicles. >> the fireor people to get to work for hundreds of tech workers. matt keller is live with some incredible new video. hey, matt. >> reporter: natasha, what a melted mess here in campbell. check it out. you can see these cars are almost unrecognizable to what type of vehicle they are. the model and the make of these cars. they are melted. and firefighters had to open up a lot of these engines and these hoods to get in there to make sure that the fire is out. they just finished up their overhaul, it seems, in the last 20 minutes or so. they're certainly that the flames are out, although i still see a little smoldering in some of the vehicles and in the carport here this morning. take a look at this cell phone video. this is what it looked like around 3:00 this morning. very intense flames. they destroyed a fence separating the parking lot with homes on april way. residents were spraying the flames with their garden hoses. firefighters were able to keep it prom spreading to any of these structures a