>> campbell: well, i... i feel like... you know, i'm a four- star general-- i'm not sure what you mean by "boxed in." if it... if it means boxed in on the number of people i can have here and the timeline i'm on again, if the... if the administration just wanted somebody to come here and say, "hey, you're not going to make any changes, you're going to do x," then they wouldn't need a leader that had the experience... they wouldn't have picked me. >> ashraf ghani: deadlines concentrate the mind. but deadlines should not be dogmas. >> logan: ashraf ghani is the new president of afghanistan, a former world bank official who has spent much of his life in the u.s. >> ghani: if both parties, or, in this case, multiple partners, have done their best to achieve the objectives, and progress is very real, then there should be willingness to reexamine a deadline. >> logan: did you tell president obama that? >> ghani: president obama knows me. we don't need to... to tell each other. >> logan: it took a firm hand from the u.s. to get p

officer campbell approaches guns drawn. he tells the suspect to get on the ground. >> he's not doing that. he's telling me he didn't do anything. that nothing is wrong. i'm still telling him get on the ground. >> but the suspect isn't about to give up. >> i tried grabbing his left wrist trying to sling him to the ground. he was able to duck that, basically. and remained standing up. >> with his weapon drawn, campbell only has one hand to work with as he tries to subdue the suspect who's pulling away from the officer toward the door. campbell's able to hold the suspect away with his left arm just long enough to holster his gun. >> put both hands on the collar of his jacket. and with all my might force him on the ground, threw him down. >> when the two hit the ground campbell radios for assistance. >> i'm able to get on the radio say i'm at the walgreens, i'm fighting one. that's about all i could get out. >> then the brazen suspect lands several punches to the side of the officer's head. the suspect again makes a run for the

live in campbell, n brksbc bay area news. >> a story out of the east bay. a police standoff after an intense chase that spanned nearly 40 miles. they have also surrounded a home there. it started with officers chasing a robbery suspect out of antioch. people there in that neighborhood have been forced to evacuate. we will have more on the story on today in the bay. one of the world's wackiest races about nine hours. tens of thousands of runners and race watchers and police getting ready for bay to breakers. kristi smith is live in san francisco and a lot of people look forward to this race. >> that's right. we near the starting point of the race and the gates are up. they are excited. some of them running this for the first time. a very unique event and san francisco and for folk who is live along the route, they are hoping for the best. bay to breakers expo picked up his first race packet. >> i'm excited to see how it is. they told me there were people with costumes and everything. >> wacky costumes and nearly 50,000 people are expected in the footrace whi

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campbell is the city that is known to be safe. there is a lot of families living here and now a lot of people are on edge and they are worried and hoping that police catch this suspect. let's go to a peckture of a suspects sketch. this is the man that police say grabbed a ten-year-old girl as she was walking her dog. shyish described as asian -- he is described as asian or latino. >> he was showing her a piece of paper and asking for directions. when she got close enough that is is when he grabbed her from the front. she started screaming and he pushed her to the ground. >> reporter: a neighbor and the girl's father came running and the man drove away. besides the still photographs, police have also released this surveillance video showing the suspects car driving by. they want everyone to be on the lookout for the suspect who was at the time wearing a black and white beanie and distinctive white coat with fur cuffs. >> a lot of people hoping this man gets caught. >>> investigators are looking for the cause of a grass fire that bu

meet 5-year-old campbell reed the young man behind campbell's more than soup food drive. >> campbell reed is a typical 57-year-old. he goes to school. and plays soccer and t-ball. but the young student is on a mission. >> several days after school and on weekends campbell comes to the nearby safeway and collects food. >> what do you need? >> peanut butter, jelly and candy. >> this 5-year-old started the campbell more than soup food drive after lishing about uppinger at school. >> one morning he pushed his breakfast away and said i want to donate this. >> i want to help people who don't have food. >> mom and dad admit that yes they did help him name the food drive. but they say their son did the rest. >> thrilled to see myself and my wife as facilitators. he saw the potential for it. we just drove him there. >> two boxes of cereal. >> a storage closet at school holds evening that he has collected so -- holds everything he has collected so far. food he will give to live, non-profit helping the needy in alexandria. >> something like what campbell's has done is what makes it work. neighb

. >> reporter: campbell police believe they have the right guy. let's go straight to the mugshot and the sketch of that suspect. you can see why. those pictures looking very similar. campbell police say that suspect's name is roberto felipe-velasco and it was actually a police officer who spotted the suspect's vehicle at a storage facility yesterday afternoon. they were able to arrest him. they say his car actually matches the same car that was caught on surveillance video after police say velasco tried to kidnap a girl as she was walking her dog in her campbell neighborhood on saturday. now, she was able to scream, get the attention of her parents and some neighbors. velasco allegedly then let her go and took off. now, police say it is because of her memory and that home surveillance video that they were able to arrest him yesterday. here's what they had to say just a few minutes ago. >> it's really amazing for this young victim involved in such a traumatic event to remember such details and to be so close. it's really a testament to this young c

abc 7 news reporter david louie is live in campbell. david, good old fashioned police work was the key here. >> reporter: it really was, dan and ama. for five days campbell police have been stopping every beige or silver honda they spotted and they saw one in a parking lot yesterday and at the wheel, the man they were looking for, who matched the police sketch. he's under arrest now, putting this neighborhood finally at ease. the surveillance video from a neighbor's house let police know what kind of car the suspect was driving. >> there's a good chance he didn't know anything about it. and that worked for our advantage that he wasn't trying to elude us or hide the vehicle. >> reporter: however the video never captured the suspect. fortunately, the young victim helped police create a sketch, and it turned out to be a remarkable match to the man police saw in this self storage facility parking lot, a short distance from where the crime occurred. 25-year-old roberto felipe-velasco is a transient, living in his 1988 vil silver honda. campb

in campbell, abc 7 news. >> turn your attention to the weather. we are in for a wet morning commute. here's live look from our roof cam are showing san francisco embarcadero. 7 news meteorologist sandhya is here with a look at leif doppler 7 hd bring it on. >> i will. look at wiper weather tomorrow morning. show you why. live doppler 7 hd she you area of low pressure spinning off the coast line here and the row taiingts around an area of low pressure is counterclockwise fashion. bringing the moist pacific air in off the ocean here and when you take a look at the live picture from the exploratorium camera you see how cloud it its outside. give yourself more time. morning commute will include drizzle in some areas and tracking a possibility of some showers. i'll be back to let you know when in the accu-weather 7 day forecast. >> thanks very much. >> you can see is what showing up on live doppler 7hd any time you we shall with the abc 7 weather app. it's free on a el app store or google play. we also have more information at our web site slash apps.

in campbell, abc 7 news. >> turn your attention to the weather. we are in for a wet morning commute. here's live look from our roof cam are showing san francisco embarcadero. 7 news meteorologist sandhya is here with a look at leif doppler 7 hd bring it on. >> i will. look at wiper weather tomorrow morning. show you why. live doppler 7 hd she you area of low pressure spinning off the coast line here and the row taiingts around an area of low pressure is counterclockwise fashion. bringing the moist pacific air in off the ocean here and when you take a look at the live picture from the exploratorium camera you see how cloud it its outside. give yourself more time. morning commute will include drizzle in some areas and tracking a possibility of some showers. i'll be back to let you know when in the accu-weather 7 day forecast. >> thanks very much. >> you can see is what showing up on live doppler 7hd any time you we shall with the abc 7 weather app. it's free on a el app store or google play. we also have more information at our web site slash apps.

. >>> an attempted kidnapping in campbell. the man police say they are looking for after police say he tried to grab a 10-year-old girl. >> reporter: real tense moments for people living in this san jose neighborhood where we are this morning after a brush fire burns dangerously close to homes in this area. we'll tell what you it took for crews to get this fire under control. >>> we're lav in berkeley, where a -- we're live in berkeley, where a dramatic police chase ended in a crash. tara moriarty is following the story. coming up, she will tell us about the surprising phone call the suspect is said to have made right in the middle of the ordeal. good morning, well dumb to "mornings on 2." it's monday, may 18th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. was it still chilly when you came in? >> yes. >>> very gray and cool. i don't see any changes this week. in fact, if anything, there might be more thunderstorm activity, wednesday and thursday. skies lit over lake county yesterday. mostly cloudy, pa

in campbell, abc 7 news. >> turn your attention to the weather. we are in for a wet morning commute. here's live look from our roof cam are showing san francisco embarcadero. 7 news meteorologist sandhya is here with a look at leif doppler 7 hd bring it on. >> i will. look at wiper weather tomorrow morning. show you why. live doppler 7 hd she you area of low pressure spinning off the coast line here and the row taiingts around an area of low pressure is counterclockwise fashion. bringing the moist pacific air in off the ocean here and when you take a look at the live picture from the exploratorium camera you see how cloud it its outside. give yourself more time. morning commute will include drizzle in some areas and tracking a possibility of some showers. i'll be back to let you know when in the accu-weather 7 day forecast. >> thanks very much. >> you can see is what showing up on live doppler 7hd any time you we shall with the abc 7 weather app. it's free on a el app store or google play. we also have more information at our web site slash apps.

path was blocked she fired at the suspect that was mortally wounded that was in police and sergeant campbell had a recommendation that was accepted for the e r i w train the e r i w our expended range impact weapon the common term a two officers deployed system to officers to load and to utilize the recommendations were made to making adjusts so we'll have those out not field carried by single officer and develop the emphasis of train so we have two officers able to deploy them the next scheduled is tentatively subject to changes in the commission schedule there's thursday june 18th the second quarter we'll get into what we anticipate with the f t rb i'd like to go over the status of open officer shooting investigations at this time there were update and changes since february 40 4 investigations have been closed that includes the one present as well as the other 3 cases all the final documentations was completely on all four investigations all the dot all the i's and cross the t's and as i said one investigation was presented and two investigations new investigations have been opened since

so i do feel like campbell is a safe place to live. so to hear about this does make me uneasy. >> reporter: the girl ended up screaming and the suspect ended up driving away. a neighbor and the girl's father cameroning to her-- father came running to her aid. detectives say it proves the man was stalking the girl and waiting for her to approach. police are following all leads and taking reported sightings seriously. the neighborhood where this happened it is close to a middle school and a high school and a park. so again a reminder to parents to talk to their kids about the danger of strangers. dave. >>> janine de la vega, thank you. we were just talking about how important that is. >> it is just so sad you can't if have your child walking around in the neighborhood. >>> coming up in our next hour memorial day weekend normally kicks off the east bay cherry picking season. but if you show up in a local farm it may be sorely disappointing. another high school senior accepted at all eight ivy league universities this year. i'll tell you w

the attack happened saturday morning in campbell. that's where nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us. this is a relatively quiet neighborhood. what's happening there? >> reporter: as you can see behind me police are out here right now investigating. they say this young girl was very brave. she was able to get away by screaming and fighting back. tonight we want to show you new surveillance video of the suspect's car taken just moments before the attack. campbell police are hoping someone watching this new surveillance video will help them catch a man who tried to kidnap a young girl saturday morning. the video shows the suspect driving down the street making a u-turn and stopping. police believe he's tracking the girl. >> it looks like he drove down the street saw the victim walking her dog. made the u-turn and then waited for her to come back across the street. >> reporter: the victim is a girl age 10 to 12. police say she was walking her dog near her home off harriet avenue in campbell saturday morning when a man who looked like t

campbell police want anyone with information to give them a call. we're here at campbell police headquarters. >>> a reward is growing in an effort to find the person who tortured a puppy in san francisco. the young pit bull named max had injuries so severe he had to be euthanized. the puppy was found thursday morning tied to a fence and beaten severely. veterinarians say they found cigarette burns on his body, his teeth, nails were all missing. animal control officials say max belonged to a homeless person and was stolen from him earlier in the week. >> clearly he loved this dog. clearly loved the dog. it's just -- it's heartbreaking. >> the reward for information leading to an arrest is now at $10,000. >>> patrons at a restaurant head for cover after a deadly shootout between two motorcycle gangs. the the authorities were able to able to diffuse the situation before it got worse. >> members from five rival motorcycle gangs are under arrest following a deadly shootout at a waco texas restaurant. >> they are all being charged with engaging in organiz

. >>> and police in campbell are searching for a man suspected of trying to abduct a pre-teen girl. consent consent has more. >> reporter: campbell, police are following up on leads and now they need your help to get the suspect off the streets. investigators say this man tried to grab a pre-teen girl as she was out walking her dog. she fought to get loose. the man took off and the car was seen captured on this camera. he is 5'7", and last seen with a black and whitestoneed beanie and medium build. the girl was not hurt. if you have information, give them a call. >>> a shootout among rival biker gangs has killed fine home if waco, texas. it happened yesterday at a twin peaks restaurant where a gun fire shootout had bikers and customers fleeing if safely. >> the fight progressed very rapidly from hands and feet as weapons to chains, a club and knives involved. it even progressed further. at that point our officers were moving to the scene to assist. at which point gone fire broke out on the part of the criminal biker gangs. >> at least 100 bikers were detained but so far police have

but not crystal campbell, or for the bomb planted by his brother, or sean collier. there was no clear evidence about which of the brothers pulled the trigger. the jury rejected the claim that tsarnaev was the junior partner, less responsible for the bombings.

. >> "today in the bay's" bob ridell is joining us live in campbell, the site of the co-author of that bill where parents are going to be rallying hours from now. good morning. >> reporter: at 11:00 a.m. this morning parents are expected to protest outside of state senator jim bell's office here in campbell to express their displeasure for state senate bill 277. yesterday align stein of san jose, a parent who opposes the legislation, sb-2277 would require parents to have their children vaccinated in order to attend school. otherwise, they would have to home-school their children. noukser ste stein has a son with autism who she believes was caused in part because of vaccination. right now parents like stein can choose to exempt their children from vaccines for religious or personal reasons. the bill would change that, banning unvaccinated children from public and private schools. >> it's very severe legislation. kind of over reaching parents having the right to choose what gets ingested in their children. >> reporter: in a concession to those opposed to this legislation, the author of t

>> reporter: barbra campbell got the call from her husband, hans, who told her. >> paige is missing. what do you mean she's missing? >> reporter: andrea land got the news in an e-mail. >> it said paige is missing in the subject line. i knew something horrible had to have happened because it didn't make any sense that she would be missing. >> reporter: no way for even a best friend to prepare for such a thing. nor any way to understand just how much of it was going to be a mystery. how much they did not, could not know about the life and disappearance of paige birgfeld. or what they'd be called on to do to bring her home. >> stunningly beautiful. one of those women that was almost a little bit intimidating at first if you were, you know, your more average mom. >> reporter: andrea land and the other young mothers of grand junction could have been forgiven for feeling a little envy. paige had the look, the money, the big house on the hill, three attractive kids. but no, it wasn't like that. not at all. >> the way she talked, the way she acted, the way she treated you, everything about h

campbell police say this little girl is pretty amazing. she was able to tell police exactly what her attacker looked like and you can see just how close she got. police say it's because of her and because of neighbors they were able to track this guy down. steve had no idea llance cameras would one day help catch a suspected predator. >> he just sits there waiting for something to happen. >> reporter: on saturday, his cameras caught the driver of this silver honda making a u- turn in front of his home then allegedly waiting for the girl he had spotted walking her dog to make his move. >> this was just a crime of opportunity. he happened to be driving by and saw somebody. >> reporter: police say roberto felipe-velasco asked the girl for directions. then got out of his car and grabbed her. >> the girl did what she was supposed to. screamed, fought, she yelled out. >> reporter: her screams heard by her father and neighbors caused velasco to let her go and take off, police say. >> one of our officers drove by and spotted it. >> reporter: today

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campbell is from alabama. he is the assistant secretary of war, and although davis and his cabinet members have left for danville campbell stays behind. he wants a meeting with president lincoln. lincoln says he will meet with him on the condition he shall have one friend with him and he may have a friend as well. campbell chooses general joseph anderson, who runs the federal ironworks and also stayed behind. lincoln chooses godfrey weitzel as his second, his witness. there are two meetings. one takes place at the confederate white house. the other takes place the next day on the ship. at the meeting, campbell says, "mr. president, i have an idea or you -- allow the virginia legislature to come back to richmond for one meeting. they have all fled. give them safe passage. allow them to be one time, and the purpose of the meeting is to rejoin the union. if virginia rejoins the union lee will have to lay down arms. there will be no reason to fight anymore. we will end this war with the signature of a pen rather t

the south bay city of campbell was a meeting point for these parents against mandatory vaccinations. they came to protest in front of state senator jim bell's office in campbell and the supporter of mandatory vaccinations. >> they tell me to stop at a red light, i do it. sure. they should tell me what to do but not with my health. >> there is a real risk in it and i think i as a parent have a choice of whether or not to take that risk -- whether i take the risk with the disease or whether i take a risk with the known dangers of vaccines. >> senate bill 277 is one of the most controversial in recent memory. it calls for all school students to be vaccinated. the bill was introduced by state senators richard penn and bilalen. its received the support of lawmakers like senator barbara boxer. the recent outbreak of measles prompted this action. >> then we had disneyland, the disney outbreak which spread. >> fearing the bill may not pass in the senate, pat and allen are considering changes. the new legislation could read like this. those unvaccinated children from second grade through sixt

"today in the bay's" bob ridell is live in campbell. >> reporter: at 11:00 a.m. rally outside state senator jim bell's office here in campbell to let them know they oppose this vaccination bill he coup authored. it does become law sb-277 would require parents to vaccinate their kids in order to attend school or they would have to home-school them. a parent with her sign ready believes vaccines played a role in her 6-year-old son's autism which is why she hasn't had her daughter complete her vaccinations. she's against sb-277 because it would remove the personal belief exemption from current vaccination law. right now parents can choose to exempt their children for religious or merpersonal reason. the law would change that. >> we don't want to be told what to i jekt in our kids and what's next? is it going to be a multi-vitamin that every childs that to take? >> we do not need to have families worry about having their children exposed to a very preventable disease. >> reporter: that state senator richard pan who authored a bill and happens to be a pediatrician. in

martin richard, age 8, krystle campbell lingzi lu and sean collier, police officer. and injured 62 others on that horrible day two years ago and 1 month ago. the jury weighed its decision a day and a half before reaching a verdict and the world waited another 19 minutes after the jury started reading to find out that the convicted terrorist who maimed so many people, such as heather abbott jeff bowman so many others that that terrorist killer who paralyze add great american city would die for his crimes. let's get right to cnn's deb fashg, fashg feyerick what was the reaction in the courtroom? >> reporter: start first of all with some of the victims and their relatives, the survivors. some of them did dab tears as the verdict, as the sentence was read in which dzhokhar tsarnaev will receive death for the crimes he committed at the boston marathon. the jury they looked straight ahead. they did not look at dzhokhar tsarnaev while that sentence was read. dzhokhar tsarnaev meantime he really looked forward in the court. he didn't look towards the jury though every now an

. >>> an attempted kidnapping in campbell. it's ahead on ktvu, mornings on two. . >>> good morning. what a scene to start with, this is developing news out of north berkeley, police are searching for a suspect who ran into a neighborhood after crashing his car, you can see the result. this started with a police chase. we're going to check in, in two minutes. just a horrendous picture. thank you for joining us, monday may 18th. let's get your monday and the week started with weather and traffic. steve is to my right, it's going to be cloudy. >> and very cool. another cool weekend. possibility of an isolated shower, another low has dropped into the picture. these aren't very strong, for may they keep the pattern below average. you can see the cloud cover from the central valley, sierra nevada, as it does the low clouds and high clouds another active day toward las vegas, the sierra nevada, we'll be on the drier side but these could wrap back in. overall another cool week as lows drop in, 50s on the temps. a decent breeze, gusting 24 at oakland airport, look for a lot of cloud cover, b

south bay, nice. 71 for san jose and 76 at campbell. for the east bay we will see 75 at pittsburg. now, 60 will do it for the most part. and one of the places getting close to 80 degrees, 79 there tomorrow, 78 at clearlake, extended forecast, looking for sunshine to come out, midweek, near the 80 degree range. getting towards the weekend, numbers in the middle 80s. hot times for the bay area if we can have a bit of patience, i know vern can. >> patience? co is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology plus 36-month special financing. ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >>> baseball, wow! a surprise player. they gave up on casey today. now, batting .200 they designated him for assignment. so, matt duffey is the everyday 3rd baseman. delayed action in colorado. bottom 4th. redwood city's own. the francis lancer found the hole. now, hudson touched for 8 runs 3 in a third. same inning here getting a big fly. 9-0, rockies. rock

we will hear what the real ups have to say next. >>> new push to get an accused kidnapper in campbell. >> falling if line to fight back again the drought and new findings of how those in california feel about mandatory water restrictions. >> a look outside the embarcadero and the traffic traveling along with the bay looking good. watch out for drizzle and >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wrong mustard. well, not anymore. introducing heinz new better tasting yellow mustard. mmm! introducing lunch at outback every bloomin' day! hurry in for all your outback favorites. plus new aussie tacos, new savory ribeye melt and our delicious burgers. over 70 lunch combinations starting at just $6.99. it's lunch at last every day at outback. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good tuesday morning at 5:29. thank you for waking up early and joining us. >> leyla gulen alongside watching the traffic and meteorolog

. >> we have more live from bob in campbell. they're taking the message to jim bell's office. >> reporter: they are, to the state senator outside his office in campbell. they're walking up the avenue as i speak to get out in front of his office to let him know they oppose senate bill 277. this is a bill that senator belko authored that would -- bell co-authored that would require parents to vaccinate if they go to. or private school. this is the parents thinking the state doesn't have the right to force shots. their children. one mother thinks the shots are partly to blame for her son's autism, and why she won't let her daughter be vaccinated. right now, parents have exemptions for personal or religious reasons. s.b. 277 would reprove the so-called personal belief exemption, would require all student to be vaccinated or home schooled. >> when there's a risk, there has to be a choice. the vaccines are not 100% safe. i am not going to risk my daughter regressing into an injury. something i'm not willing to do. >> reporter: in a de

they attempted to prevent the 14th amendment from becoming a total of obstructionist like campbell and white and corporate interests that opposed state police powers and economic regulation. the majority opinion of the slaughterhouse, moreover, is filled with drinking my which about the meaning of the war and the civil war amendments. it was caused on the question of whether slavery would be able to expand to the west, but it became a war over slavery itself as a result of the bitterness and force of the conflict. this is what miller writes. and the armies of freedom sounds -- founded upon the soil of slavery, they could do nothing less but freed the poor victims that had been forced servitude and was the foundation. it went hard-pressed. these men, they prove themselves men in a terrible crisis, offer their services and were accepted by the thousands to aid in suppressing the unlawful rebellion. slavery was active and wherever the federal government succeeded in that purpose. miller goes on to deprecate what happens after the war. the passage of the black codes which he says the black

john archibald campbell a former , supreme court justice who resigned in 1862 joined the confederacy and who, during reconstruction, led the legal campaign against louisiana's republican government that included challenges to all most -- almost every law in the legislature passed. even needed health regulations. campbell, an unapologetic racist, hated the 14th amendment , but was now using it as one would use one poison as an antidote to another. campbell's most famous argument in slaughterhouse was that the health law violated the butchers natural right to pursue an occupation unfettered by government regulation. and that the 14th amendment privileges or immunities clause now protected individuals from their states infringing on the bill of rights rights and natural rights. justice miller and the court's majority recognized the danger here. if the court interpreted the privileges or immunities clause so expansively virtually any , state law that regulated the economy would not be subject to challenge in federal court. was miller wrote make the federal court perpetuate sensors of all

. >> pam: police in campbell say, it now looks like the driver of this car, captured by a neighborhood home security system, appears to have been following a young girl as she walked her dog. >> pam: it happened saturday morning, near the corner of maysun court and harriet avenue. where police have stepped up patrols. >> pam: investigators also released this sketch of the suspect, who stopped and asked the girl for directions. and then gave her what police described as 'a bear hug'. before she screamed fought back and escaped. >> that footage is a little troubling. it shows that he was checking the victim creek you can see that making a u-turn. slowing down to a stop for about one minute waiting for the victim to walk across the street. >> pam: here is another look at that sketch. the suspect is described as an asian or hispanic male in his 30's. he's about 5-feet-7 with a medium build. he is thought to have been driving a 1 998-2002 gray or beige honda accord. >> pam: the young girl was not hurt. and police say, she did the right thing by screaming and fighting back. >> pam: a popular

campbell, an unapologetic racist, hated the 14th amendment but was now using it as one would use one poison as an antidote to another. campbell's most famous argument in slaughterhouse was that the health law violated the butchers natural right to pursue an occupation unfettered by government regulation. and that the 14th amendment privileges or immunities clause now protected individuals from their states and print -- infringing on the bill of rights rights and natural rights. justice miller and the majority recognized the danger here. if the court interpreted the privileges or immunities clause so expensively, virtually any state law that regulated the economy would not be subject to challenge in federal court. would miller road, make the federal court perpetuate sensors of all state legislature. by upholding the slaughterhouse law, justice miller and the court's majority sided with louisiana's biracial reconstruction legislature, not against it. they attempted to prevent the 14th amendment from becoming a total of obstructionist like campbell and white and corporate interests that

my name is ron campbell. i'm celebrating my 43rd years a professional actor. i am a lucky man. i feel like lou gehrig without the disease. i was always thinking that i hope i can get back to center stage at teatro zinzanni. when i was center stage in greece, doing "oedipus." i was thinking boy, i hope i can get back to teatro zinzanni center stage. when i was a mime in the streets in rome, i was thinking maybe some day there will be a teatrodin zinzanni and i will be center stage there, why, because where else teatro zinzanni where a performer like myself to time a laugh, so the patron does a spit-take on his wife -- where else can i throw the first hat to a juggler and not just any juggler, but the best juggler on the planet? where else can i also do a high-five playing a character with no hands to [stph-b/] without any hands and we're all laughing. you would see things like this -- i know this won't show up in the transcripts, but you will see -- [laughter ] and little kids going -- so i want that again. i want that for san francisco. >> thank you. trish -- she isn't here? >>

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i'm tori campbell. the department of justice today announced federal corruption charges against senior officials involved in fifa soccer's international gofnerning body. the announcement came after swiss authorities raided a luxury hotel in zurich where fifa leaders were gathered to hold elections. we've learned that 11 people have been banned from fifa including two vice presidents from all soccer-related activities over the charges. here's more from washington. >> reporter: federal officials unsealed an indictment charging 14 people including senior fifa officials with racketeering, money laundering an fraud. the department accuses them- accepting more than $150 million in bribes and kickbacks in a scheme spanning 4 years. >> there were discussions about bribes. there were bribes paid and there were documents created to cover up those payments. >> authorities also raided the headquarters of international soccer officials in miami beach. hours earlier in zurich, swiss authorities arrested seven senior

i'm tori campbell. police in san jose need help finding a sexual assault suspect who followed a young girl home and attacked her. investigators believe he is responsible for a another assault that happened -- for another assault that happened nearby. we interviewed the brave girl. janine de la vega brings us the interview and the surveillance video. >> reporter: this video taken on tuesday shows a man walking into a neighborhood in west san jose. he's following a 13-year-old girl. we're -- we're protecting her identity. he starts to ask her personal questions. and says she's lost. >> and then he asks me really inappropriate questions that i have an why what he was trying to -- to ask me. but i knew he wanted something sexual. >> reporter: she runs inside the home. he follows her. >> he grabs me. i fight him and i smash my hand into his face and that's when he lets go of me. >> reporter: she looked around for something to throw at him but the man left. police say this same man carried out an attack earli

and near her leslie campbell is bleeding profusely. my legs hurt. they are the last words crystal will ever speak. >> karen waters, she lost her leg and fell with her friend krystle campbell. she kind of inched toward crystal and placed their faces almost next to each other and then put her hand in crystal's so the last sensation that crystal would have felt beside the searing pain in her legs from the bomb would have been the warmth of karen's face and the embrace of her hand. >> one friend lives, the other dies. hundreds are left struggling to survive. and authorities are already trying to figure out who did this? how many are out there? and where are they now? coming up -- a cold-hearted killer seemingly without a care in the world. a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. about data breaches in the news. more it's po