campbell: that is a good question. i actually did not set out to write a book that focused on gender and contributions of women. i did not think i was going to find much. in looking at the sources, i was able to find a lot more information, a lot more interesting stories about black women in los angeles. i think that particularly surprised me. in a lot of ways, they organized in the same ways. they had the same goals and that kind of thing. the thing that i think is most interesting or surprising, is that they were working class women, doing the work that middle-class women were doing in the south and the northeast. and also in the midwest. i think that was really surprising, that you could be of the working class but still make the same kind of impact that women who had the means were able to do. the reason why was because they had that opportunity here in los angeles, or there in los angeles, that they did not have another places. >> marne campell joins us from san antonio. dr. campbell, thank you for joining us on a

. >> the surprise for a man from campbell police. >>> the bonuses jewel may give to the employees and comes after a $13 billion investment. >>> a dose of valley fog in the afternoon hours. we'll have a chance for sprinkles. plus the chance for fog again. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. f0 juul july. >>> tobacco giant the spending billions for a stake in juul. the parent company of philip morris and the investment in juul comes as more and more are using e-cigarettes. they will include a $2 billion bonus to be split among the 1500 employees. if you do the math on average each employee would receive 1.3 million dollars. the all cash deal puts the value of juul at $38 billion. >>> the mayor is talking about how she wants to use a windfall toward solving the homeless crisis. the money will help the homeless find homes and create more affo

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it burst into flames in los gatos and was towed their campbell around 8:00 tonight. less than two hours later, it was in flames again. we have video of the car burning at dick's automotive transport. the car was engulfed in flames when crews got here. the crews are once again pouring water on it, hoping to keep the battery cool and prevent a third fire in this tesla. the first happened around 2:00 this afternoon. sxhoek then flames poured out of the tesla. minutes after a tow truck driver dropped the car and its owner off with a flat tire. the owner took this video of his electric car on fire. >> there's smoke coming out of the bonnet, right? so we tried to open the door. the guy said don't do anything. we'll call the fire department. >> reporter: they put the flames out with foam and water with bu stayed for hours. >> occasionally we'll notice some gas will come out and notice an increase in the heat and we'll start the cooling process. >> reporter: the owner didn't want to share his name but said he's had it since september. >> it is a brand new car. it only has 1,

. >>> a special surprise, how campbell police helped a man with disabilities become an officer for a day. >>> i knew it was not just a one time chance meeting. it was meant to be to be friends. . >>> reaction from u.s. allies on the decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria. thousands of protesters gathered at the u.s. forces in syria. the president saysizeis has -- isis has been defeated. russia president welcomed the decision. >> i agree with the president of the united states, i've spoken about the fact we achieved changes in the fight against terrorism. >> israel will step up the military campaign to counter the influence of iran. the war has left more than 400,000 people dead. >>> a mother from yemen who won a legal battle to enter the u.s. to see her dying son has been reunited with him. she's seen holding her 2-year- old son. he's on life support in oakland. she arrived last night after the council on american-islamic relations sued the united states to grant her a waiver frere the travel ban. the child's father brought the boy to the bay area to get treatment for a rare bra

said then greg was in tight invited to tour the police department and probably supports the campbell police hat. on this cold, december morning a new surprise for greg burke campbell police officers gave him the rare opportunity to write in their 1936 ford vintage police car. >> we get to go for a ride in it today too. >> reporter: from the look on his face, to the old-fashioned siren. and the ride through downtown. his family says this is a day they will never forget. >> for greg, he remembers things so well, every time he sees an infraction on the street he calls for officer billman. >> reporter: at one point he told the officers that i want to be one of you guys. to which he replied you already are. >> i knew it was not a one-time chance beating, it was something for us to meet and become friends. >> reporter: and now a part of the police family. fox2 news. >>> president trump will need to find a new defense secretary. next, the latest on the risk between the president and james mattis. >>> plus, travel chaos. airlines tried to catch up on flight schedules after drones left thousa

abc 7 news reporter is live at rock bottom brewer y in campbel. >> we are here in campbell. of all of the firefighters only got out of their shift at 8:00 this morning. a bunch of them are actually in the back assisting with that. all of this going to the campfire victims. >> beer to help fire victims. it's what's on tap tuesday for offer duty firefighters. >> we are helping working with rock bottom brewery. we'll brew a beer that was originated by brewery. >> a welcomed change of pace all of whom were assigned to the deadly campfire. >> they were right in the middle of it. they saw what these poor people went through and what this town went through. you know, they are really excited to be here. >> which is why they are helping brew a special batch of beer called resilience ipa. it is being taken on by more than 1,000 brewery. >> it brings out the best in everybody. i think that's what you see, what kplunty community is all a. >> resilience is really what they are showing and what they have to show to get their lives back together. >> and here is a live look at that brew eff

. >>> the bay area people segment takes us to campbell tonight. a man, quite a surprise from the police department. >> we hear about an unexpected friendship that started with a mutual love of coffee. >> reporter: one year ago, campbell police officer spencer billman and greg hasty did not know each other. >> greg is enthused about everything in life. he is the epitome of what it means to experience life at its fullest. >> i have a large half calf iced mocha. >> reporter: they met earlier this year inside of this coffee shop. when the officer, on a coffee run struck up a conversation with greg. >> he was wearing his san francisco police department had. the officers had come down and we will set you up with a hat. >> reporter: what officer billman did not know, greg who is 27 years old, legally blind and developmentally disabled always had a love for law enforcement, evident by this past halloween costume. since then, greg was invited to tour the police department and fort the campbell police hat. on this cold december morning, i knew surprise. the

good morning - you can see the charred tesla model s behind me here at dicks auto shop in campbell. santa clara county fire crews are standing by monitoring the car to ensure it doesn't spark up a third time. take a look at this video that was shot just after the tesla caught fire again overnight - you can see the flames. the first time the tesla sparked up was at a tire shop in los gatos off of university avenue around two yesterday afternoon. the owner got a flat tire on highway 17 - fire crews say it was sitting in the parking lot of an auto shop for about ten minutes when a witness heard a loud noise - smelled smoke and saw that the car was on fire. firefighters responded and quickly contained the fire to the front of the car near the hood. crews let the car cool for six hours.later around ten at night the tesla was towed to an auto shop in campbell where it then caught fire again! you can see in the video firefighters working to put out the flames which crews say were more intense than the first time. captain bill murphy says they have not responded to a tesla on fire so they a

campbell. a boy to his mom jacinta but his father raul rodriguez was deployed 6,000 miles away. but he's now home for baby's first christmas. his son can't stop saying his name. >> da, da. >> da, da, that's right. >> reporter: sergeant dmitri returned just in time for christmas. it's been a challenge. wife cassandra is due any time now. >> the hardest part is trying to adjust to everything because it's me, my daughter. i'm pregnant and then i have three dogs, as well. >> i really didn't think i would make it home for christmas this year. i didn't get to be with them for thanksgiving so for me to be here for christmas is just a blessing. >> reporter: the call to service often impacts the holidays for the military. >> my husband had to go away like three days before christmas one year. and that was the saddest thing to be able to have to tell your children that daddy is not going to be home for christmas. >> reporter: robin oliver says there are gifts life in the military can bring all year long.

our commuity affairs correspondent adina campbell reports. as they queued outside in the cold, expectations were high. i think i'm just really excited to be here. i think is powerful. family in the white house is empowering for us. applause, in front of an audience of nearly 3,000 people. wow! was about empowerment. that you find yourself in. how was it? it was amazing. it was great. she was very witty. on the ball, always ready. it's just very unique. to see michelle obama, the first lady. and she's so empowering and great in her own way. got that opportunity. did anyone get really emotional? yes. yeah. yes, still red! inspired to focus on education during her time as the first lady. that i do when i get to see you all up close. that you face. by michelle obama's personal story. all over the world. it was really good and inspiring. it was just so amazing to see michelle obama up so close. and how did you find today's assembly? with us in our school. a role model for girls past and present. an inspiration for many. adina campbell, bbc news. y

i know all of us know william campbell. that's going to be a big issue only because that, too, is connected to the clinton foundation. we knew that they were bribed with money, extortion, and kickbacks. between that and the dossier that comey admits he never verified. all of these clinton issues are now definitely going to be in the forefront. my sources tell me, and a major way, in spite of all the double standards that exist until this point? >> yes because it's a crime to confer against a foreign government or anyone in exchange for money. one has always wondered why the clinton foundation wasn't seriously investigated, not to mention hillary and bill clinton. at the same time they were investigating the russians over this extortion, bribery, and money laundering, et cetera, it turns out there were four people in charge of that investigation. robert mueller, james comey, andrew weissmann and rod rosenstein. i write about all of this in the book, in my book the russia hoax. and you know, it's obvious in addition to those

sarah campbell speaking to mea through. sarah campbell speaking to me a little earlier. an attack targeting the foreign ministry building in the libyan capital tripoli has killed at least three civilians, and injured 11 according to paramedics. militant attacks are common in libya, with multiple islamist armed groups operating in the country, including the so—called islamic—state. the bbc‘s north africa correspondent, rana jawad, reports. a chaotic and confused scene at the foreign ministry as the attack unfolded and the building was evacuated. at least two assailants we re evacuated. at least two assailants were involved in this latest suicide attack in the libyan capital. according to a civil servant and a red cross volunteer, one of the assa ila nts red cross volunteer, one of the assailants blew himself up on the third floor at the ministry's archives department. unverified pictures shared on social media shows smoke billowing from the foreign ministry building and at least two cars ablaze at a nearby is —— nearby street with some debris scattered around. t

the tesla was then towed to the auto shop where i'm standing in campbell where it then caught fire again!you can see in the video firefighters working to put out the flames. <"we worked with tesla all day yesterday and we believed at the time the car was safe to tow here, but there are variables with the batteries that we are working through as far as if they are exinguished and so they don't reignite."> tesla has responded with this statement saying they are currently investigating the matter and are in touch with first responders...also saying quote we are glad to hear everyone is safe.we'll be live here all morning as we continue to follow the investigation.live in campbell, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks sara. ( darya ) happening today... the mother of a two-year-old boy who is on life supprt at an oakland hospital will be landing in san francisco... so she can say goodbye to her son. this is a story we first told you about yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. abdullah hassan turned two years old this past saturday. he is suffering from a genetic brain condition. his father, w

adina campbell, bbc news. councils will discover tomorrow how much funding they'll be getting from the government next year. it comes as new research shows that a growing number of authorities are investing in property and renting it out to boost their income. but there are fears that the investments mean taxpayers' money is being put at risk. andrew sinclair reports. this family have been tenants here at dairy farm near great yarmouth for the last five years and while peter is out ploughing, his wife sally—ann is running a very successful care farm for people with disabilities. the important thing is for them to have fun on the farm. it's a therapeutic session so they not only learn new skills, they actually have the time to be with the animals, to be outside in the fresh air. norfolk county council owns 17,000 acres of farmland and it has 145 tenant farmers. we charge commercial rent for farm tenants. we collect our rent, at the moment it'sjust over £2 million a year and we return at least £600,000 of th

the tesla was then towed to the auto shop where i'm standing in campbell where it then caught fire again!you can see in the video firefighters working to put out the flames. <"we worked with tesla all day yesterday and we believed at the time the car was safe to tow here, but there are variables with the batteries that we are working through as far as if they are exinguished and so they don't reignite."> tesla has responded with this statement saying they are currently investigating the matter and are in touch with first responders...also saying quote we are glad to hear everyone is safe.we'll be live here all morning as we continue to follow the investigation.live in campbell, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks thanks sara. ( darya ) new this morning.. facebook is facing more backlash this morning after the new york times reported that facebook is not being honest about how it shares its users information with other companies. the paper says the data was shared with more than 150 business like amazon, microsoft, netflix and spotify. some companies got access to users' names and contac

this time in campbell. earlier when we spoke to captain murphy, he mentioned the fire department does train for vehicle fires but electric vehicles provide a different component to response. and we saw that here as crews spent six hours again waiting for that battery to cool. smoke still coming off of that decemb tesla model s. >> amanda, thank you very much. >>> a massive tornado ripped through washington state today, leaving a path of destruction behind. reporter kate larson is here with that story. kate, that tornado was really rare for that part of the country. >> reporter: absolutely. on average, the entire state of washington only get 2 1/2 tornados a year and almost never happen in december. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: a massive funnel cloud in washington, 45 miles outside of seattle. >> we were from kansas, and i didn't expect tornadoes here. >> reporter: the confirmed tornado on a stormy tuesday afternoon was a surprise. >> we have a tornado in washington state. >> reporter: believed to be just the

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let's begin at campbell at hamilton and bass kin avenues. the vehicles batly damaged that it's hard to tell what kind of car it s the force of the -- it is. the force sent debris including bottles of alcohol and nearly split the car in two. the man within the to the hospital cover-- went to the hospital covered in blood. it appears the man was driving at a high rate of speed. this driver was passed out waiting for an hour. the call initially came in as a downed tree but they found the man had knocked down the tree and the man was inside. firefighters took him to the hospital in stable condition. here's the san jose fire captain. >> this gentleman is lucky to be alive. >> yes, he is. >> reporter: and firefighters reported a smell of alcohol coming from that driver. san jose san jose -- san jose police investigating this as a possible dui. >> thank you. >>> san francisco based pg&e is waiting for regulators to increase the bills. if approved, pg&e customers can expect to i an average of 1 -- to pay an average of $12.55 more per month. some inv

now fire crews and tesla are investigating what happened.( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in campbell ... where the second fire ignited last night at a tow yard.sara? good morning - i'm standing in front of the tesla that caught fire twice....there are several cones around it and a santa clara county fire ngine is standing by here as well just in case it sparks up again. take a look at this video - you can see the flames - from when the tesla model s car caught fire the second time. the first time this tesla sparked was at a tire shop in of university avenue around two yesterday afternoon.the owner got a glat tire on highway 17 - fire crews say it was parking lot for about ten minutes when a witness heard a loud noise - smelled smoke and saw that the car was on fire. firefighters responded and quickly contained the fire to the front of the car near the hood.the tesla was then towed to the auto shop where i'm standing in campbell where it then caught fire again!you can see in the video firefighters working to put out the flames. tesla has responded with this statement saying they are c

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the tesla was then towed to the auto shop where i'm standing in campbell where it then caught fire again!you can see in the video firefighters working to put out the flames. tesla has responded with this statement saying they are currently investigating the matter and are in touch with first responders...also saying quote we are glad to hear everyone is safe.we'll be live here all morning as we continue to follow the investigation.live in campbell, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks sara. sara. thanks thanks sara. thanks thanks sara. ( darya ) breaking news we're following.. facebook is facing more backlash this morning after the new york times reported that facebook is not being honest about how it shares its users information with other companies. the paper says the data was shared with more than 150 business like amazon, microsoft, netflix and spotify. some companies got access to users' names and contact information - and their friends' names. while others even had the ability to read users' private messages. the newspaper says it obtained the information from internal facebook doc

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an hour later the fire re-ignited sitting in a tow yard in campbell. the fire made news across the bay area, but a closer look shows that teslas are actually much less likely to c likely, according to theassociation. a statistic backed up by santa clara county firefighters. >> so far in 2018, we have responded to 67 vehicle fires. last night and this morning's fire involving the tesla was the only one this year to date involving a tesla. >> the national highway traffic safety administration also says gas-powered cars are more likely to catch fire than electric cars. tonight at 6:00, how bay area tesla owners feel after seeing this latest car fire. >> the agonizing wait is almost over. the mother of a dying toddler is scheduled to arrive at sfo in about two hours from now. you can see her in germany today as she connected through the munich airport. shima was granted a visa to come say good-bye, essentially, countries on president trump's travel ban. as we have been reporting extensively this week, 2-year-old abdullah hassan is clinging to life at child

as it sits up on some wooden blocks here at dick's towing in campbell. and so crews stayed with it overnight. so this is video from just a few hours ago around 10 p.m. last night of the second fire. firefighters sprayed water on it for at least 10 minutes. it's hard to get to those batteries because they're solo to the ground and so they used a forklift to prop up that car and get underneath there. this was yesterday at 2 p.m. when the owner got a low tire pressure warning. for this first fire you're seeing now they sprayed it and cooled it off for 5 to 6 hours. the owner did not want to be identified. he shot this video himself after hearing strange noises. >> i went in there to do my paper work and i heard a strange hissing sound. i came out and there was smoke everywhere. >> we pulled it down to a point where we were comfortable that it was extinguished and the manufacturer was comfortable that it was extinguished based on what we were telling them. >> and tesla said in a statement, quote, we are currently investigating the matter and are in touch wit

santa clara foyer put it out and waited for the car to cool and then towed it to campbell and then last night this happened. firefighters propped the car up on blocks for easier put the fire out. >> the technology is such that there's some unknowns to it as far as what we've seen in this case, that chemical chain reaction that's occur, and so we need to maintain that direct contact with them so that we can work through it and, you know, make sure that the public is ultimately safe and the car is in a safe place in the event it does reignite. >>> tesla says they are investigating this incident and are glad to hear that everyone is safe. reporting live other in campbell, matt keller, nbc 7 news. >> matt, thanks so much. >>> developing news from the south bay this morning the search is on for a hit-and-run driver who injured two pedestrians in san jose. it happened around 6:30 this morning near 33rd street and berrywood drive. one pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries. the other non-life-threatening injuries. >>> a yemeni wife and mother whose 2-year-old son is on life support in o

to become friends. >> reporter: now, part of the campbell police family. in campbell, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there is more controversy today surrounding an officer and oscar award-winning. the video posted on social media by kevin spacey and the message to his followers. >>> a person was killed in an officer-involved shooting. we will have a live report from the scene coming up next. >>> and in weather, the storm clouds are clearing out setting the stage for a clear christmas morning. a beautiful start with the sunrise. we are talking about a nice forecast for today. we will also break down the next transfer showers. that's coming up in a little bit. ♪ toyland, toyland ♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it's christmas! ♪ childhoods, joyland never let go of your dreams. the mercedes-benz winter event is back. lease the glc 300 for $459 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning. merry

the bbc's sarah campbell tells us more. sarah: we know there has been ae recent ups nde home office produced a statement at thef november saying there has been an upsurge of people trying to cross the nienglish channel, and last or early this morning there was absolutely a spike, an unprecedented number, really, 40 people, alin small vessels. there was one picked up from dover that hadil2 men and a on it. seven men and a girl were found elsewhere. there was another dinghy with eight passengers found on it. and then a rowing boat. very small vessels. there is speculation -- alsoen ery mild, so in terms offo waitina weather window, last night would have been at good one, so tght've encouraged more out. interesting point, we haven't got the nationality of all of nie 40, although we do know that there were at leas iranians. that is quite significant, because there was a big news story in october 2017, serbia allowevisa-free travel for iranian people to come to serbia. it was for tourism purposes, but one in 40,000 people outsta

the bbc's sarah campbell tells us more. sarah: we know there has been a recent upsurge. the home office produced a statement at the end of november saying there has been an upsurge of people trying to cross the english channel, and last night or ear this morning there was absolutely a spike, an unprecedented number, really, 40 people, all in small vessels. there was one picked up from dover that had 12 men and a child on it. were foundnd a gi elsewhere. there was another dinghy with eight passengers found on it. and then a rowing boat. very small vessels. there is speculation -- also been very mild, so in terms of waiting for a weather window, last night would have been a good one, so that might've encouraged more out. interesting point, we haven't got the nationality of all of the 40, although we do know that there were at least nine anians. that is quite significant, because there was a big news story in october 2017, serbia allowed visa-free travel for iranian people to come to serbia. it was for tourism purposes, but one in 40,000 people outstayd their visas ke their

reporting live in campbell, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> okay, matt, thank you. aaa wants to make sure you get home safely after celebrating the new year. tipsy toe starts at 6:00 tonight and ends at 6:00 in the morning on tuesday, tomorrow. you don't have to be a aaa member to get a ride up to 10 miles. if you travel more than 10 miles, you will be charged a standard together rate. >>> okay. so now hopefully you'll be prepared. it is 4:30 if you're just waking up to us, a quick update with mike nicco.

adina campbell, bbc news. cardi b has been told to turn up for a rearranged court hearing on friday or risk arrest. the rapper was due to appear on monday, but had another commitment. it's to do with a fight in a strip club back in august. she's charged with two counts of reckless endangerment and one count of third degree assault for the alleged attack on two bartenders. the ballon d'or award for best male football player in the world has been won by luka modric of croatia. it's the first time in ten years that the prize, awarded by france football, has not gone to cristiano ronaldo or lionel messi. and the norwegian striker ada, hegerberg, has become the first winner of a new prize, the women's ballon d'or. watch more on all of the news on the bbc website. —— much more. hello. a quieter, colder spell of weather for tuesday, but then the weather gets more active again from midweek. yes, it'll get milder, but it'll also turn wetter and windier once again. but at least for tuesday, we are in a gap between w

sarah campbell looks back on her life in entertainment. kiss me, kiss me, bite me! i can't — i'm a vegetarian! in a career spanning seven decades, june whitfield played alongside some of british comedy‘s greatest talents. what's it like, living in the jungle? well, it's... drums play it's rather dull and boring, really. i realised very early on that i was never going to play the glamorous, you know, leading lady roles. and serious roles, i always thought oh, i'd better not do that — they might laugh at me. and laugh they did. as a comedy performer she first found fame on the radio in the 1950s, appearing in take it from here opposite jimmy edwards. she was soon featuring on television foilfor she was soon featuring on television foil for comics she was soon featuring on television foilfor comics like she was soon featuring on television foil for comics like benny she was soon featuring on television foilfor comics like benny hill and frankie howard. in the 1970s she teamed up with her regular comedy partner, terry scott, in terry and june. hello, darling, i'm

our correspondent, colin campbell, has this exclusive report. emerging from the darkness, an inflatable dinghy. it's 2:00am. we're the middle of the english channel. the dinghy is motoring at full speed from france towards the kent coast. are you ok? 0k? ok, thank you. we get a thumbs—up. however, the boat is dangerously overcrowded, taking on water, the six migrants cold, scared, desperate, but determined to get to the uk. this dinghy in a precarious position. it's vulnerable because it's now entering a shipping lane, and there are a number of ships coming towards it. so we're shepherding it, almost, i think, at the moment, so it remains in a safe position. we're on board a doverfishing boat. this is the third migrant rescue for skipper matthew coker in three months. there was five ships coming down in one lump. and it cut across in front of them, and i don't know — if we hadn't have been with him, them ships wouldn't have gone round him. because i'm onlyjust picking him up, so i don't think they would have seen him. as you can see, there's

adina campbell, bbc news. three astronauts have docked at the international space station, it's the first crewed soyuz rocket launch since a dramatic failure in october. the trio, from the united states, canada and russia, will spend the next six and a half months on board. the previous mission in october was aborted when a booster failed — forcing the two astronauts to make an emergency landing. investigators blamed a faulty sensor damaged during assembly in kazakhstan. ballon d'orfor the ballon d'or for the world's ballon d'orfor the world's most famous football player has been won by lu ka famous football player has been won by luka modric of croatia. it is the first time in ten years the prize has not gone to ronaldo or lionel messi. in this year, new prize was awarded, the women's ballon d'or. much more on that any time on the bbc news website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. that is it for now, thank you for watching. hello. a quieter, colder spell

our correspondent, colin campbell, has this exclusive report. emerging from the darkness, an inflatable dinghy. it is 2:00am. we're the middle of the english channel. the dinghy is motoring at full speed from france towards the kent coast. are you ok? 0k? ok, thank you. we get a thumbs—up. however, the boat is dangerously overcrowded, taking on water, the six migrants cold, scared, desperate, but determined to get to the uk. this dinghy in a precarious position. it is vulnerable because it is now entering a shipping lane, and there are a number of ships coming towards it. so we're shepherding it almost, i think, at the moment, so it remains in a safe position. we're on board a doverfishing boat. this is the third migrant rescue for skipper matthew coker in three months. there was five ships coming down in one lump. and it cut across in front of them, and i don't know — if we hadn't have been with him, them ships wouldn't have gone round him. because i'm onlyjust picking him up, so i don't think they would have seen him. as you can see, there

it was then moved to a tow yard in campbell. they are investigating the matter and are glad to hear everyone is safe. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> phmatt, thank you. a team is going to washington state to sales the damage from a rare tornado. >> it happened in port orchard southwest of seattle. the confirmed tornado is believed to be just the second ever twister to touchdown. it hit without time for a warning. it ripped up giant trees. >> we were looking out the window at the rain. it was just really coming down hard. we started hearing a roaring noise. i asked my son, what the heck is that? then the wind hit and it just went nuts. >> so far no reports of anyone hurt. while the tornado has passed, the danger is not over. there are active power lines down, and gas companies are checking for leaks this morning. so a lot of damage still left over. >> nothing unusual like that here. but we are going to get some rain. >> unusual for them, absolutely.

colin campbell, bbc news, dover. now to some people called "the guardians", journalists killed and imprisoned have been named time magazine's person of the year. among them, two reuters reporters imprisoned in myanmar. it was a year ago wa lone and kyaw soe 0o were arrested for investigating a massacre of rohingya muslims by the burmese army. their families have once again called on myanmar‘s government to release them. 0ur correspondent nick beake reports from yangon. it's a special moment in myanmar when any baby reaches 100 days old. here, for angel's mum, the proudest of days. but it's a party at her dad isn't allowed to come to. he's behind bars. a journalist who says his only crime was doing hisjob. wa lone and his reuters colleague kyaw soe oo were about to expose a massacre by the burmese army, and it's widely believed that's why they were set up and then convicted. translation: this is an auspicious and supposedly happy day for my daughter, so i am trying to smile. but deep down, ijust miss my husband so m

. >> yeah, it is being stored here in campbell. it's also being watched over because as you said after all it did catch fire twice. but firefighting crews here in the bay area tell us that's the exception, not the norm, and that electric car owners should feel safe.the tesla model s tha fire in los gatos and then again in campbell got a lot of attention. but for the firefighters who worked to put it out -- >> vehicle fire. >> reporter: in fact, teslas catching fire are very rare. the national fire protection agency and highway traffic safety administration agree. you're five times more likely to experience a car fire in a gas-powered vehicle than an electric car. >> so far in 2018 we've responded to 67 vehicle fires. last night and this morning's fire involving the tesla were the only one this year to date involving a tesla. >> reporter: now, if you're the guy who watched his brand new model s suddenly burst into flames, you're likely concerned. >> no more tesla. because if this guy been in the house and if we were on vacation and

it was then towed to dick's in campbell here. in second -- at 10:00, second fire. the santa clara fire department has never dealt with a tesla fire before but worked with the company to figure out how to handle it. >> yeah, anytime you new technology in vehicles and houses, whatever, you know, it always presents new challenges that we may not have first seen, and so we will work with the manufacturers, in this case tesla, to work on the best way to resolve the situation. >> reporter: we reached out to tesla about the fire. in a statement, they said quote "we are currently investigating the matter and are in touch with local first responders. we are glad to hear that everyone is safe." back at here live, one more look at this shell of the car left. you can see how much damage it suffered through those two fires. the great news about all of this is nobody was hurt in either of these fires. in campbell this morning, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the state department granted a yemeni mother a visa waiver to visit her child who's dying. for the state department b

campbell is heavily into snacks right now. >> i am looking at the performance over the year, it is a lot better than market >> they have the exposures to markets. the market rate is better. snacks is a better place to be where kraft is or general mills are. snacking is doing better, he's focusing hard on the local markets and what works on the ground there i got to try snacks and vietnamese snacks and different by the market. that's a winning strategy when it comes to the results of top line growth. >> this is the time of the year when you look back prep time i am down to 42% for the last 12 months >> where is the deal >> that's what investors are worrying about >> where is the beef and be replaced by healthy. >> valveeta. >> city downgrades though saying it signals the company's lack of confidence in cigarettes the ceo talks about a future where adult smokers overwhelmingly choose non-combustible products >> i thought it was a fascinating deal yesterday because of the amount, the size of the deal itself, the fact that altria was willing to accept terms that did not give any path of

adina campbell, bbc news. world leaders, including donald trump and three former us presidents, have paid their respects at the state funeral of the late president george hw bush. mr bush senior, who served as the 41st us president, died on friday at the age of 94. he will be buried in his home state of texas, alongside his wife barbara. our north america editor jon sopel has more. a nation prepares to bid farewell to the last of the greatest generation. those political leaders who‘d fought in the second world war and then served their country with distinction. the extended bush family looked on as his flag draped coffin was moved to the national cathedral. among the mourners, prince charles representing the queen, and sirjohn major, prime minister during the first gulf war and close friend of george hw bush. the german chancellor angela merkel had come am ever gratefulfor the role president bush played in the unification of her country. and in the front pew, all the living former us presidents were there, a

adina campbell, bbc news. police in new york have tracked down a british couple who lost an engagement ring down a drain — thanks to people sharing the story on twitter. the man had proposed to his girlfriend in central park but shortly afterwards, they dropped the ring in times square. richard forrest reports. a moment to remember, but for the wrong reasons, as a couple lose their engagement ring down a grate in new york. they were walking through times square after the groom had popped the question earlier in the day, when the ring slipped off the bride—to—be's finger and down the grille. the couple searched for at least two hours, to no avail. they eventually gave up, thinking it was lost forever. enter new york's police. they opened up the covering and continued the search after the couple had gone. when it had not been retrieved that evening, these officers came back the next day and found it. a very lucky break. it's like finding a needle in a haystack, you know, because we've been plenty of these

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our community affairs correspondent adina campbell reports. i like michelle 0bama because she's a strong woman. to see her succeed like she has makes me feel like i can also succeed in life. michelle 0bama is a legend. she has showed people that you can get to where she is right now. michelle 0bama is not only beautiful on the outside but she is beautiful on the inside, too. they have secured what many say is a golden ticket, tonight these girls will be in the same room as michelle 0bama. has it sunk in yet? when i told my mum, she was so jealous. she was so excited. i feel special right now because i'm going to meet michelle 0bama. i know lots of people aren't going to get that opportunity. with emotions and expectations running high, all eyes will now be on the clock. but this isn't the first time the former first lady has created a buzz among young people here in the uk. cheering. in 2015, she made a surprise visit to this school in east london. and the impact of that day is still being felt. when michelle 0bama walked in, the shock on our

colin campbell, bbc news, dover. one of the reasons why these small migrant boat do not stop and continue motoring is to try to ensure they are safely in british waters where they cannot be transferred back to the care of the french authorities. this sea rescue could have ended in disaster and tragedy. the boat was overloaded, it was taking on water. this afternoon a further eight migrants were rescued just off the post, found floating in another small vessel. they were rescued by the border force and are now in the care of immigration officials. that is a total of 15 today. they have all undergone medical assessment and are being interviewed. the convicted paedophile russell bishop, who was found guilty yesterday of killing two schoolgirls in 1986, has been sentenced to life in prison. bishop, who's 52 years old, killed nicola fellows and karen hadaway in brighton. he was cleared of their murders in 1987 but a dna breakthrough led to a fresh trial. a man has been arrested by armed police officers at westminster afte

adina campbell, bbc news. just finally, at three astronauts adopted the international space station on the first rocket launch since the dramatic failure in october. a trio from the united states, canada and russia will spend the next six and a half months on board. the previous mission in october was aborted when a boost failed, forcing the two astronauts to make a very hasty emergency landing. authorities blamed an emergency sensor landing. authorities blamed an emergency sensor damaged during a landing in kazakhstan. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. thanks for watching. hello. a quieter, colder spell of weather for tuesday, but then the weather gets more active again from midweek. yes, it'll get milder, but it'll also turn wetter and windier once again. but at least for tuesday, we are in a gap between weather systems. here's the next one coming in, really isn't much of an issue though until we get to tuesday night and wednesday. but in that gap between w

josh campbell, welcome to the program. >> thanks, christiane. great to be with you. >> listen, let us try to sit back and figure out what's going on. first and foremost, reports of robert mueller's conclusion are vastly nlg xa rate lly exaggera. do you agree with that? >> what we saw is this word substantial, which is doing a lot of work in this document, and what that tells us when it comes to michael flynn is, he has been cooperating with investigators not only to save himself, but to the extent that they are actually satisfied with not recommending that he actually go to jail, and that's something that was outlined in this document. you have mueller's team telling the court, this person is helping us. we're not recommending that he serve time, which is a very big deal, because if you look at the charges thattic moole flynn faces, he lied to the fbi. he sat in front of fbi agents and told them a material lie about a counter intelligence investigation, and this was the person who was the president's national security adviser, very serious crime

it isa thatas campbell tannane get through. it is a criticaljuncture. —— that the house can get through. sammy wilson, given all your party has said about a deal... no matter how you try to engage me we have made it clear we are not members of the conservative party, we would not be arrogant enough to suggest who should be the leader of the conservative party, but what we do and have said if there is a certain policy we expect the conservative party to follow regardless of who the leader is, and if that policy is not being followed they will not have our support. there was a promise made to us by this current prime minister she would deliver on her own manifesto, to the people of the united kingdom as a whole, and a promise to the people of northern ireland in particular, not to break up ireland in particular, not to break up the union. clearly this deal does not do that, so even if she gets through tonight's vote, she then has to bring this back to the house of commons and it is quite clear the reason why we haven't had th