campbell and his friends. the campbells moved here primarily for the mining operati operation. they had investors that were looking to invest the money they made in the steel mills in the west. they looked at some of these mines that were being explored or potential mines. and they liked what they saw, and sent backward and ended up investing not only the investors funds but a little bit of their own. when the mines became successful, so did finch and campbell. so you can imagine the mine owners at that time, sitting around a table like this talking about all kinds of issues. they really were frustrated with the railroads, because they felt they were being charged exorbitant rates for rail transportation to the ore, the smelters, there was a lot of conversation about how to work with the railroads. there was a fair amount of concern about labor unrest in 1892 and actually in 1899 again. i think some of that might have prompted some of these owners, mine owners to move into spokane instead of staying in the smaller areas near the mines. historic house needs to tell as many stori

it is the only finished room in the basement area of campbell house. it was finished to be a game room for mr. campbell and his friends. they moved here primarily for the mining operation. a head investors in the ohio area, were looking to take the honey they had in steel mills and invest in the west. they sent the stir campbell and his partner out to the valley of northern idaho to look at some of the mines that were being explored -- potential mines. they liked what they saw and sent back word, and ended up investing not only the funds, but a little bit of their own. when the minds -- mines became successful, so today. you can imagine mine owners sitting around a table talking about all kinds of issues. they were frustrated with the railroads to cause they were being charge exorbitant rates for rail transportation of the ore. there was a lot of conversation on how to work with railroads. there was concern about labor unrest in 1892 and 1899. i think some of that might have prompted some of these owners to moving to spokane instead of staying in the s

(vicki) but first - a warning tonight from campbell police. a couple of thieves are targeting you - while you are at the atm. who to look out for - next - in a live report. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) police in four different south bay jurisdictions are comparing notes in connection with a string of armed robberies at a- t-ms.(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe has the details for us now live from campbell. rob? (rob live) four armed robberies in four different cities including campbell where the victim saw a gun. all four robberies occurring in broad daylight and the suspects have since turned up in surveillance images from all four incidents. so far campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos but the pictures are so clear investigators say there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confidant someone will recognize these two people, described as a white or hispanic male and a w

on the prune yard here in campbell. this first came in as a call of a prowler, of a street back here off campbell avenue, and when officers arrived the man jumped into the side of the house and then fired 8 to 12 gunshots. that's when officers backed off and then a standoff ensued and residents received this robo call just before 1:00 this morning. >> keep your doors and windows locked. shelter in place for the area of campbell avenue and poplar avenue and all surrounding streets. >> reporter: this became a huge search. san jose police department, the chp and campbell police officers were in this area. in fact, the chp had to shut down highway 17 for a time as the creek here, the los gatos creek butts up against highway 17. they found a man with his face down there by the creek. eventually that man surrendered. officers were still concerned that there might be another subject out there so they continued their search for a while longer, but just in the past half hour or so they have lifted that shelter in place here in t

in campbell where all of this happened. police say a man shot at officers almost a dozen times. take a listen. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: some of those gunshots you could hear. it started before midnight when someone in the 700 block of cypress avenue called police to report someone was prowling around their house. when officers arrived they saw the suspect and he jumped a fence into a backyard and started shooting. police say the man fired more than a dozen shots at officers over the course of ten to fifteen minutes but the officers never returned fire. all of this happened right next to the sound wall of highway 17. >> there were safety concerns about cars driving by the freeway so the decision was made to shut down southbound highway 17 until we were able to get the situation under control. >> reporter: police say they did arrest the man when they found him hiding in a nearby creekbed. now, if you take a look behind me, you can actually see there are still police cars and crime scene tape here. that's because officers are

a hug between neighbors on cypress lane in campbell of a terrifying morning. >> so scary. >> reporter: kristen solder says her two young kids were asleep when her husband went to lock up the garage door before midnight last night. >> a right at her door, nose to nose. my husband slammed the door. i happened to run behind. we locked it. >> reporter: soon after, gunshots. when campbell police arrived in the neighborhood between the popular downtown area and prune yard, the man jumped into a side yard and fired his handgun several more times. shell casings were found everywhere, gut the man escaped at least for a short time. he jumped the creek area nexto to highway 17. campbell police put out a robo call neighbors to shelter in place. >> keep your doors and windows locked. >> we brought all the kids upstair a upstairs, stood up, turned our light on, watched in the backyard. >> reporter: chp shut down southbound lanes of 17 and from the highway spotted the suspect on the ground near the los gatas creek. >> roll over on your stomach. keep your hands where we an see them. >> reporter: an h

and for more now i'm joined by journalist campbell mc diarmaid he joins us from your bill and iraq's autonomous kurdistan region campbell it's good to have you on the show we know that baghdad has proposed a range of sanctions if the result of this vote is not an old immediately are people in the kurdistan region are they concerned of what will happen next. well i think we're seeing a bit of brinkmanship at the moment baghdad obviously had to respond and respond strongly they've got constituents of their own that they need to appease so what we've seen those measures and talk about sending military troops to to retake federal territory i don't think anyone's in a hurry for this to devolve into out right conflict but certainly people here are concerned about what the future holds it's a very uncertain time at the moment and no one here is quite sure what the next few weeks will bring and it begs the question why did iraqi kurds decide to go ahead with this vote to me there's not one country in the world that has come out for their independence except for the country of israel yeah i t

lydia. ( lydia )in campbell, the victim saw a gun. four robberies happened in broad daylight.police here in campbell released very clear surveillance images of a man and woman accused in these robberies.(take vo)so far, campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos, but the pictures are so clear investigators say there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confident someone will recognize the two people. the two are suspected in at least four separate armed robberies in campbell, santa clara, sunnyvale and san jose. the crime spree began early in the morning on friday, sept. 8. in each case, the suspects confronted people as they conducted transactions at atms.

were wondering what was happening in your neighborhood in campbell today. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> it is 6:05 right now. happening today police in berkeley are bracing for protests ahead of conservative comment cater ben shapiro's visit tonight. streets and buildings will be shut down at least three hours before his speech at zellerbach hall. berkeley officials are bracing for violent protest and for good reason. there have been a number of protests ending in property damage and arrests. they are warning students there may be violent and to stay out of the area. >>> coming up at 6:30 hear from shapiro himself ahead of the speech. >>> we will be on top of this story all day long, we have live reports planned for our evening newscast as well and for instant coverage head to our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> 6:06. we're following breaking news out of sacramento right now. three children have been found dead inside a west sacramento apartment. overnight authorities arrested a man married to the children's mother. investigators say officers were calle

at campbell there are 36 homes for sale in all of the city. buyers and sellers. take a look here at brand-new numbers this morning. in santa clara county already i total about 415 homes for sale that includes single-family homes, town homes, condos, only 900 are for sale this week. that is a 43% decrease over last year and it's been on this decline for a couple years. the realtor i talked with says that the low inventory puts the buyers and sell rs in a tough spot because folks who might want to cash in on this hot market and downsize or move up and make a little money they're staying put out of fear they won't have something to buy once they sell. if you're thinking maybe the bubble will burst, this realtor says don't hold your breath. >> we don't see that happening. we -- you know, all of the economists are looking at the job market and all of our growth around here and though it seems unsustainable, we don't foresee it going down. >> so maybe you're thinking it's just tough in santa clara county because of google, apple and the new campus

glen campbell at holyrood, thank you.weather, louise lear has all of the details... i will be down speaking to clive in 15 minutes with the latest update on what is happening with hurricane alma. it continues to strengthen, sustained winds of 185 miles per hour —— irma. a category five hurricane, it is enormous. the strongest winds ever recorded from a category five is 190 mph. you can see the strength of that storm, and it looks likely to make landfall close to the leeward islands, close to antigua during the early hours of wednesday morning. it could potentially bring catastrophic damage. more from me in 15 minutes and in the next few days on the news channel, and live on the bbc weather centre updates as well. closer to home, things are quieter. there was heavy rain, localised flooding in parts of north—east england. as you can see by this weather watchers picture in the north—west, there is a lot of surface water on the roads for some time but things were quieten overnight. the rain clears through the south—east overn

>> christy campbell: it was vicodin. >> wayne campbell: vicodin.codin for his shoulder surgery. >> whitaker: that's a normal prescription? >> wayne campbell: for that procedure. >> whitaker: it's easy for kids to sell their excess pills. they're popular recreational drugs in high schools and colleges, so much in demand that one pill can cost up to $80. pill addicts like tyler often switch to heroin because it's a cheaper opiate with a bigger high. tyler was in and out of rehab four times. the night he came home the last time, he couldn't fight the uncontrollable urge that is heroin addiction. he shot up in his bedroom and died of a heroin overdose. he wasn't the only addict on his college football team. >> wayne campbell: unfortunately, the quarterback died four months after tyler, in 2011, same situation. >> christy campbell: same-- accidental overdose. >> first of all, if you don't talk about it, right? >> whitaker: after tyler died, the campbells met many families whose children were heroin addicts in the suburbs of columbus. like tyler, most go

sot gary berg, capital de la polcia de campbell el capitan de la policia de campbell dice que cuandoicieron contacto con el sospechoso, este realizo varias detonaciones.... 2 o 3 inicialmente.. pero en el transcurso de los siguientes 15 minutos el hombre detono su arma 10 o 12 veces mas... nat sirenas... vo inmediatamente establecieron un perimetro y chp cerro completamente la carretera 17 en direccion al sur, entre hamilton y tomas express way...pues el sujeto al parecer habria saltado la barda que divide esa vialidad con el fraccionamiento residencial... nat keep both hands up... vo momentos mas tarde los agentes vieron al sospechoso boca abajo... cerca del arrollo los gatos... en una zona de dificil acceso.... nat roll over on your stomach... vo pero lo tenian rodeado... y no habia por donde escapar... asi que luego de varios minutos lograron que el sujeto obedeciera sus ordenes ... nat do not move from there... vo y fue puesto bajo custodia.... durante toda esta odisea, se implemento una orden de shelter in place, es decir que residentes de esa comunidad no debian salir de sus ca

in campbell rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) and a live look out at san francisco. the bay area weather is heating up again.(vicki) chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what's ahead. a warm offshore flow will continue through at least wednesday with above average daytime temperatures, mild overnight conditions and breezy winds in the hills. conditions cool slightly near the coast on thursday before spreading inland friday as onshore flow returns. (steve) still ahead:if you drive into san francisco - pay attention.. you might be a target for thieves.. the crime that is soaring in the city. (vicki) and next: the call that led police to a million dollars worth of psychedelic mushrooms in one bay area neighborhood. hundreds of pounds of psychedelic mushrooms.that's what police found at a mushroom processing operation inside a berkeley home. it happened in a neighborhood where, as kron four's spencer blake reports, people have mixed feelings on the mind- bending fungus. "oh, heavens to megatroid! they had a real, real money-maker there, did they not?"this woman

so far campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos but the pictures are so clearsay there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confidant someone will recognize these two people, described as a white or hispanic male and a white female. the two are suspected in at least four separate armed robberies in campbell, santa clara, sunnyvale and san jose. the crime spree began early on the morning of friday, september 8th. in each case the suspects confronted people as they conducted transactions at atm machines like these at this chase branch bank at winchester and hamilton avenues according to campbell police captain joe cefalu. captain joe cenfalu/campbell police"....it's about 8:30 in the morning and one of our victims walks up to the atm machine and someone walks up behind her, she reported seeing a firearm. they demanded money and then made their escape and then the same thing happens a few hours later in san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara..."last seen driving off in a newer dark colored nissan sentra,

besides the chase bank in campbell make of america in santa clara and san jose. wells fargo in sunnyvale were also hit. the suspects demanded money from customers taking off with an undisclosed amount of cash. >> that is scary. >> that makes me feel unsettled and uncomfortable. not safe coming to do banking. which is such a normal everyday activity.>> reporter: the chase bank sits on a busy intersection at winchester and hamilton with a lot of traffic and visibility.>> very much surprise. just the fact that they will pull a gun on somebody. >> it is worrisome. i go to these atms.>> reporter: one customer is now reconsidering ever using an atm and doing online banking from home from now on. >> i don't want have to change my life to two people who want to do bad things. to good people. but unfortunately that is the area in time we live in.>> reporter: here is another clue. the description of the suspects car. it is a dark gray newer model nissan sentra with a spare tire on the driver side of the car. police cautioning atm customers to be mindful of their surroundin

so far campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos but the pictures are so clear investigators say there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confidant someone will recognize these two people, described as a white or hispanic male and a white female. the two are suspected in at least four separate armed robberies in campbell, santa clara, sunnyvale and san jose. the crime spree began early on the morning of friday, september 8th. in each case the suspects confronted people as they conducted transactions at atm machines like these at this chase branch bank at winchester and hamilton avenues according to campbell police captain joe cefalu. captain joe cenfalu/campbell police"....it's about 8:30 in the morning and one of our victims walks up to the atm machine and someone walks up behind her, she reported seeing a firearm. they demanded money and then made their escape and then the same thing happens a few hours later in san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara..."last seen driving off in a newer dark colored

sarah campbell is in toronto for us. more than 550 competitors from 17 nations, cheered on by friends and family. the games were prince harry's idea. this the third such event which aims to use sport to help the process of recovery. as the teams filed in, prince harry watched from the vip area next to the first lady and spotted, a couple of rows down and around 18 seats across, his girlfriend meghan markle, the actress and campaigner who has been dating harry for a little over a year. ms markle lives and works in the city, and so it would have perhaps seemed odd if she hadn't turned up. kensington palace have refused to comment on her appearance, adding that half of toronto is here anyway, and that maybe true, but this still has to be seen as a significant public acknowledgement of the seriousness of their relationship. of course, this ceremony was about the games and the competitors who have gone through so much to get this far. there is a lot of respect here for what prince harry has created, and his passion for the ga

ok journalist campbell nick diamants joining us tonight from iraq's autonomous kurdistan region with the latest and the fallout from that independence referendum vote campbell thank you very much thank you it's. over three days after the german election and we are seeing the first major move aimed at forming a new government and to surprise it is a reshuffling that has to do with the money today germany's of wolfgang soil of one of europe's most respected political leaders said that he is willing to give up his position as finance minister and become president of the parliament storable is credited with steering germany and the eurozone through the euro crisis now the vacancy at the finance ministry gives a chance for miracle a coveted cabinet position to dole out in the upcoming coalition talks but today in berlin the chancellor met with her cabinet it was the first meeting since sunday's election voters kept miracles conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. in power as the largest political party but support dropped compared to the last election that has weakened america and at the same time emb

region campbell it's good to have you on the show we know that baghdad has proposed a range of saying sions if the result of this vote is not an old immediately are people in the kurdistan region are they concerned of what will happen next well i think we're seeing a bit of brinkmanship at the moment baghdad obviously had to respond and respond strongly they've got constituents of their own that they need to appease so what we've seen those measures and talk about sending military troops to to retake federal territory i don't think anyone's in a hurry for this to devolve into right conflict but certainly people here are concerned about what the future holds it's a very uncertain time at the moment and no one here is quite sure what the next few weeks will bring and it begs the question why did iraqi kurds decide to go ahead with this vote to me there's not one country in the world that has come out for their independence except for the country of israel yeah i think that was a bit of a surprise to the kurds they thought that you know after their pitch. for isis on behalf of the world

region now welcome campbell of the. muslim. politician what do you hope to achieve with this referendum. well i think it was and truth is i think he was wearing a shoring up domestic support which he did also think he was. going to get more international support and she didn't so it's a shrewd politician i think we seem to have be having problems with that line to be i think we have to leave it there i'm very sorry about that we did we're having kind of some issues with that line and we'll try and get that up for you later moving along now mystic a look at some other stories making news at this hour a u.s. air strike in afghanistan's capital kabul has claimed a number of civilian casualties officials say the strike missed its intended target due to what they called a missile malfunction it had been aimed at militants who launch rockets and kabul airport on wednesday shortly after the u.s. defense secretary jim artis arrived on a visit japan's prime minister shinzo r b has dissolved the lower house of parliament clearing the way

scholars think that the big bang which launched hip-hop took place at the parties held by cindy campbell and her brother, cambell, aka, dj kool at the community center of a housing complex at 1520 sedgwick avenue in 1973. there, he discovered that the dancers of the party would go crazy if they used two turntables and percussion sections of popular records, which they called break beats, into 10 minutes of pure percussion. after several hugely successful parties at the community center, he decided to take his sound system to a public park 10 blocks north of his house, cedar park, using electricity from the bottom of a lamp post. thousands of young people came to his outdoor jams, which were not broken up by police, even though they were done without a permit. and other talented djs in the bronx decided to follow the example. among these were a former gang leader from the bronx, one of them who called himself africa bom botta, and a young man from mauritania, who trained in electronics at a vocational high school who called himself grandmaster flash. by 1976, parties where the djs compete

the campbell house. he was another wealthy mining person in his house is donated to the museum and it's donated to spoke a from the campbell family. there's a lot of wealthy people that wanted to do good for the community and left things behind. one of the major buildings in spokane was the davenport hotel. that came about right after the great fire of 1889. louis davenport came to spokane and built a boundary there and he was extremely sharp and very nice person and he built a restaurant. the restaurant bloomed, became successful and it wasn't long before he was recognized as a key man for that type of business. once he built the hotel, that's where the activity took off. the hotel had marble floors, beautiful rooms, up-to-date service that in 1914 they built it and a lot of famous people stay there. six presidents of united states, francis lindbergh, amelia ehrhardt stayed there. it was the place to stay when you were in spokane. when they built the dan that's where they formulated the plan that they t

a police investigation in campbell after shots were fired overnight.r in place. the suspect was arrested near a los gatos creek that is over, that situation. >>> uc berkeley is blocking off streets and shutting down buildings as they ramp up security by a speech by ben shapiro tonight. police are anticipating protests. >>> number four, top democrats say they reached a deal to replace daca, but president trump says not so fast. he tweet this had morning there is no deal. >>> president trump is on his way to florida to survey the damage following hurricane irma. mr. trump is scheduled to visit naples and ft. myers, two of the hardest hit areas. >>> and number six, you feel you have cabin fever. some of us have had the air conditioner on for weeks. now you can open up the windows and let the fresh, autumn air in as temperatures will be four to ten degrees below average today. >> air conditioner? i've been living in a greenhouse, mike nicco. >>> number seven, just like death and taxes, higher toll fares for bay area bridges are inevitable. the state assemb

so when the mines became successful, so did fence and campbell.an imagine the owners sitting around at the table talking about all kinds of issues. they were really frustrated with the railroads because they felt they were being charged exorbitant rates for the rail transportation of their ore. so there was a lot of conversation about how to work with the railroads. there was also a fair amount of concern about labor unrest in 1892 in wallace. and in 1899 again. so i think some of that may have prompted the mine owners to come into spokane instead of staying near the mines. house needs to tell as many stories as it can, stories about a lot of different kinds of people. and i think one of the best ways we can do that is to feature some of the employees, the servants that worked in the house that helped make it take. there was -- tick. there was a lot of work to manage a household like this. we know from reconstructing the records and letters and the city directory we have come up with the names of 104 people that worked here over the 26 years the c

young people like clive campbell came from a society where people made extra cash by sponsoring parties with huge amplifiers and speakers, often in the outdoor spaces, playing the most popular records. it is that tradition that he and his sister brought to sedgwick with a louder sound system that nobody had ever heard. the sound system alone could not excite the crowd. campbell combined the power of his amplifiers with something they had never heard before, something that made them dance with power and frenzy they had never had before, a sound that reflected the percussion traditions they had grown up with and the sonic universe of the community where the fire engines and police sirens were moaning, and the windows of cars and buildings were being shattered. later, that experience would be captured by an amazing song, the message, by grandmaster flash. "broken glass everywhere, people pissing on the stairs cannot take the noise i got no choice roaches in the back donkeys in the alley with a baseball bat" [rapping] that is 1982. but already all these things are happening in the 1970's. s

tambien quienes transitaban hacia sus lugares de trabajo en las inmediaciones de campbell tuvieron queaida de varios arboles que obstaculizaron por horas algunas de las calles mas transitadas. lu muchos se preguntan cmo no se pudo pronosticar la presencia de este sistema de vientos en nuestra regin pero todo parece indicar que quiz las seÑales eran muy pequeÑas en el radar para que los meteorlogos del centro meteorolgico nacional pudiesen darse cuenta a tiempo. desde la ciudad de san jos yo soy lucrecia borchardt, noticiero telemundo 48. cesar/top vo --las autoridades en san pablo identificaron hoy a un hombre quien muri ayer victima de una balacera.. --se trata de ''adrian segoviano'', de 22 aÑos.. cuyo cuerpo se encontr afuera de una vivienda sobre la calle ''powell'' cerca de las 8-30 de anoche.. --los investigadores piensan que ''segoviano'' fue el blanco del ataque.. pero no han proporcionado mas detalles sobre posibles responsables.. blanca/take vo --hoy dio inicio la seleccion del jurado en el juicio contra ''jose inez garcia-zarate'' quien es acusado de matar a ''kate steinle''

campbell, thank you very much. saudi arabia says that it's going to allow women to drive. this is a big leap forward for the ultra conservative country, the only one in the world with such a ban. a royal decree is due to take effect next june allowing women, for the first time ever, to apply for licenses without the permission of a male relative. reporter: the streets of saudi arabia have long been a battleground. on one hand, women, wanting to drive. on the other, the religious conservatives who have called them too stupid, their mobility a threat to society. now, it's the women who have won. >> i'm so happy. i actually haven't slept since the news broke because i'm so happy. i'm 27 years old and i have been dreaming about this for my entire life and now it's finally coming true. i can hardly wait another nine months until this goes into effect. reporter: the king has issued a decree giving them the right to apply for driver's licenses and the freedom of the roads to be implemented by june next year. it's a huge step for saudi arabia, enough to warrant a special announcem

campbell, not having anything more than a couple of words all", "to the beat y' but is still capturing music and the universe of this multicultural community with the lived experience of people going was seen asl what one of the great urban tragedies of the time. turn to theow second feature of why hip-hop started in the bronx, which is the case of the people who created musical innovation amidst extraordinary hardship, which of course is an old story because it happened during slavery, it happened with the blues in the midst of jim crow, but here it happens in the bronx. so here is the tragedy. during the very years that have bob emerged in the bronx -- years that hip-hop emerged in the bronx, there was a cycle that left thriving communities ofand produced the loss population rivaling those areas hit by bombardment. and -- responsible for creativity lost 50% and 60% of their population respectively between 1970 and 1980. and 40% of the housing stock of the south bronx was destroyed. but the fires in the abandoned buildings where only one component of the tragedy. the new york city fis

take a look at this video from campbell.e they have a tree down there and they were using a tow truck to try to get that tree out of the area so when you're driving around, a lot of these crews are coming upon this type of debris in the middle of the roads talking about trees, about pine needles, piles of pine needles. you've also got branches in the roads as well. in los gatos the winds were howling. we were on lark and 17 and a lot of debris. i saw a pg&e crew out there. and a major issue as you're driving, major intersections in san jose, campbell, los gatos will be without power. you will see no lights there. a lot of times you come across it because the lights are out in the whole neighborhood that you will run right through the lights. treat them as four-way stops and if you see traffic coming the other direction be careful. they may blow right through the stoplight so you want to be extra careful when you're driving in the south bay. we'll be traveling around finding areas with trees and branches down. just be aware y

sarah campbell has more from toronto.games were prince harry's idea. this is the third such event, which aims to use sport to help the process of recovery. as the teams filed in, prince harry watched from the vip area next to the first lady and spotted, a couple of rows down and around 18 seats across, his girlfriend meghan markle, the actress and campaigner who has been dating harry for a little over a year. ms markle lives and works in the city and so it would have perhaps seemed odd if she hadn't turned up. kensington palace have refused to comment on her appearance, adding that half of toronto is here anyway and that maybe true, but this still has to be seen as a significant public acknowledgement of the seriousness of their relationship. of course, this ceremony was about the games and the competitors who have gone through so much to get this far. there was a lot of respect here for what prince harry has created and his passion for the games is clear. some of you have overcome emotional challenges that until very rec

that is between the prune yard and downtown campbell. what a scary night especially if you received a phone call like this. >> keep your doors and windows locked. shelter in place for campbell avenue and poplar avenue and all surrounding streets. >> reporter: police responded to that call. they saw the man jumping to the side of the yard of a home on cypress lane. he fired 8 to 12 gunshots. they shut down southbound lanes in hamilton avenue. he was arrested. >> this is where the training comes in and our officers and local jurisdiction who is assisted us are capable of handling it. we were able to do that without any injuries. >> the shelter in place was lifted after officers did another search to make sure there wasn't another suspect in the area. they're trying to figure out why he fired those shots. >> matt, thank you. uc berkeley doing everything it can to keep the peace. >> others were in violent protests like these. bancroft will be shut down as a precaution. they promise to confront anyone wearing a mask. the group refuse outside

sarah campbell, bbc news, toronto.o lift a ban preventing players from displaying poppies. last year, fifa fined england, scotland, wales and northern ireland for displaying poppy symbols during world cup qualifiers close to armistice day. fifa had ruled that poppies are a political symbol, and therefore not allowed. the ban will be lifted before international games in november. lots more on all our stories on a website and you can get in touch with me on social media. time now for all the sports news, in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. the nfl stars defying the american president. justin thomas wins the fedex cup — and a ten million dollar bonus. and roger federer helps europe beat the world team to win the inaugural laver cup. first we start with american football, and a number of protests have taken place at nfl games on sunday following donald trump's controversial comments. the us president has called for players demonstrating against racial ine

our royal correspondent sarah campbell is in toronto for us. a bit of last—minute training there, sarah. indeed. this is one of the venues and that is the uk's sitting volleyball tea m venues and that is the uk's sitting volleyball team getting in some final practice before tomorrow night's opening ceremony. i7 final practice before tomorrow night's opening ceremony. 17 nations taking part altogether in a games which are about harnessing sports to aid recovery. this invictus games is set to be the biggest yet, and supporting from the sidelines throughout will be the prince, whose idea they were. the games are open to military personnel, active or no longer serving, who are sick or injured. this year, more than 550 men and women will take part in 12 sports. captain of the uk team is bernie broad, a former grenadier guard, injured by an ied in afghanistan in 2009. he found it difficult to cope when he left the army. you lose hope a bit, and all you have is yourfamily and you start to draw on them and use their energy. so it brought me down. then

what's fascinating about those two they married guys with same last name. >> campbell. >> campbell.aren't related. >> the sisters are. everybody is one big happy family. >> that's deep, wisdom >> okay. believe it or not, it's going to start to feel more like fall. maybe even as soon as this weekend that's what tucker said. that means another chance to break out your new fall looks. some of those however can be harder to pull off than others. so this morning we'll show you how to rock some of the tricky yesterday trends with some help from an expert of course. that's coming up next. 10:37 is our time. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. yist. he shows up for whoever pays him. ♪ tepp a. from friends

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. >> reporter: if you recognize the suspects, you're asked to call the campbell police department.campbell, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> new surveillance video shows a masked robber demanding money from a bayridge toll worker. watch now. the robber's arm is hanging out the window pointing at the cash register, parentally waving a gun at one point. investigators say two men in the black mercedes got away with nearly $3,000 yesterday afternoon. they also hit the carquinez bridge toll plaza in the morning, taking $1,200 there. >>> busy night. stay here with us. a huge surprise for some east bay homeowners. the i team uncovers what's buried underneath their million dollar homes. >>> i'm sandhya patel. tracking heat and high fire danger. hour by hour look coming up. >>> that's all ahead, but first here's a look at what's ahead coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thank you, dan. we made a new show tonight, and it has mean tweets in it. >> rights, just tried watching "saturday night live." unwatchable. totally biased. not funny. and the baldwin impersonation just can't get any wor

hayward, mid-60s, mid-80s for standpoint claire and campbell. -- santa clara and campbell. antioch, 86 degrees. 71 in san francisco. 74 for mill valley. upper 60s for rich richmond. we are getting back to normal after that cloudy day on thursday. we'll stay close to normal. nothing we can't handle after we hit what, 112? 95 may feel like, you know -- >> piece of cake. >> like ice. >> thank you, paul. >>> u.p.s. delivery is going viral tonight. a bay area man claims it is a trap. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. in his

cesar ---- la policia de campbell busca la ayuda para identificar a sospechosos en robo a mano armadaake vo -- el pasado 8 de septiembre sucedieron 4 robos armados muy similares, en santa clara - campbell - san jose y sunnyvale ... ---en los 4 incidentes los ladrones asaltaron a sus victimas mientras retiraban dinero del cajero automtico.. --- si tienen informacin se les pide llamen al departamento de policia y lo pueden hacer de manera anonima. blanca ---en san jose, 2 ex miembros del consejo de la ciudad han impulsado la propuesta para construir 900 casas nuevas para gente de la tercera edad en un lugar baldo en el este de la ciudad. map ---entre los que se oponen a la idea est el alcalde quien cree que este plan solo enriquecer a las compaÑias constructoras y no proveera vivienda para los ancianos que en verdad lo necesitan. ---de ser aceptada la propuesta entrara en votacin en junio prximo. cesar ---veamos de cerca la crisis mobiliaria especialmente en san jos, un tema que sigue dando de que hablar cada dia.... ---una casa sencilla con un costo de 996mil dolares, graphic se necesi

lydia. ( lydia )in campbell, the victim saw a gun. all four robberies happened in broad daylight.police here in campbell released very clear surveillance images of a man and woman accused in these robberies.(take vo)so far, campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos, but the pictures are so clear investigators say there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confident someone will recognize the two people. the two are suspected in at least four separate armed robberies in campbell, santa clara, sunnyvale and san jose. the crime spree began early in the morning on friday, sept. 8. in each case, the suspects confronted people as they conducted transactions at atms.

adina campbell reports.ainst donald trump, nfl players on both sides of the atlantic kneeling in a show of unity, in a wave of weekend protests against racial injustice and police violence. it's beyond politics, it's about being a human being, and having dignity, and compassion for other human beings, regardless of their race and gender. there is inequality out there. there isn't liberty and justice for all. this was london's wembley stadium yesterday, some of america's most famous and highly paid sports stars refusing to stand during the star—spangled banner. they decided to take action, triggered by donald trump's controversial comments on twitter, calling for players who take a knee to be fired. this has nothing to do with race, or anything else. this has to do with respect. and respect for ourflag. these latest protests are the biggest of their kind since they began last year. they were started by nfl player colin kaepernick, who refused to stand during the national anthem, in protest against police brut

. >> reporter: if you recognize the suspects, you're asked to call the campbell police department.mpbell, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> new surveillance video shows a masked robber demanding money from a bay bridge toll worker. watch now. the robber's arm is hanging out the window pointing at the cash register, parentally waving a gun at one point. investigators say two men in the black mercedes got away with nearly $3,000 yesterday afternoon. they also hit the carquinez bridge toll plaza in the morning, taking $1,200 there. >>> busy night. stay here with us. a huge surprise for some east bay homeowners. the i team uncovers what's buried underneath their million dollar homes. >>> i'm sandhya patel. tracking heat and high fire danger. hour by hour look coming up. >>> that's all ahead, but first here's a look at what's ahead coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thank you, dan. we made a new show tonight, and it has mean tweets in it. >> rights, just tried watching "saturday night live." unwatchable. totally biased. not funny. and the baldwin impersonation just can't get any wor

. >> we usually don't have that many armed robberies and campbell. at that time of the morning in broad daylight.>> reporter: they rob in unsuspecting customer at this chase bank in campbell. on friday, september 8. >> a female was approaching the atm she was met by a male and female. they grabbed her and one of them said they had a gun. she did see a firearm.>> reporter: there are three similar robberies on the same day. bank of america in santa clara and san jose as well as the wells fargo in sunnyvale were hits. in all cases the suspect demanded money from customers. taking off with an undisclosed amount of cash. >> that is scary. >> that makes me feel uncomfortable and unsettled. and not safe coming to to do banking. which is such a normal everyday activity.>> reporter: the chase bank sits on a busy intersection. a lot of traffic and visibility. >> very much surprise. just the fact they will pull a gun on somebody.>> it is worrisome. i go to these atms.>> reporter: one customer is now reconsidering ever using an atm and doing online banking from

over campbell heading to the north into sunnyvale heading true 5:34, tracking it all for you coming up at 5:20 . >>> tense moments at two san jose schools, put on lockdown, police were called to a elementary school after three students said they saw an adult in a bathroom possibly with gun. parents at the school and nearby price middle school were notified of the lockdown by email. some rushed in even though they could only wait outside. >> i'm hoping it's nothing but it's scarey to get that kind of information, you know that someone like that might be close to your kids. >> officer attention found no evidence of strangers on campus appear lifted the lockdown at 1:00 this afternoon. the students who thought sthe saw saw described different people. >> you're ready for the big reveal of the iphone expected to be around $1,000. but we'll see inside the new space ship. the eye catching new headquarters in couper teen o. scott budman is at the space ship in couper teen o in the rain. maybe apple has an umbrella for you. >> yeah this is a bit of surprise. i know jeff was talking about a litt