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

we're standing in the den, it's the only finished room in the cellar basement area of campbell house. it's finished to be a gameroom for mr. 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 owner

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 to

the only finished rim in the basement area of the campbell house.t is finished to be a game room for mr. campbell and his friends. they moved here primarily for the mining operation. they had investors in the ohio area that were looking to take the money they have made with the steel mills and invest in the west. so they sent mr. campbell and his partner john finch out to the silver valley of northern idaho to look at some of the mines being explored, or potential mines. and they liked what they saw and a sense back word -- sent back word. and they invested the investor's funds and as some of their own. so when the mines became successful, so did fence and campbell. you can 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.

house. when campbell officers arrived they said they saw the suspect but he jumped the fence into a backyardrs. police say the man fired more than a dozen shots at officers over the course of 10 to 15 minutes but the officers never shot back. all of this happened right next to a 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 arrested a suspect a few hours later as he was hiding nearby in a creek. that creekbed area is right behind me behind that crime scene tape. the sun is just coming up here in campbell so police will be here for the next few hours. if you look behind me, you can see the crime scene tape is up. they are going to be looking for evidence in this area any shell casings, bullet casings. with more than a dozen shots fired,amazingly no one was hurt. live in campbell, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> 15 marines were rushed to the hospital after being injured during a training exercise at camp pendleto

house. >> there was campbell's soup dolls, flintstone dolls, dolls like shirley temple. >> irene invests thousandsf dollars into collecting a wide variety of dolls. then, in 1977, her husband, john sr., dies of respiratory failure at the age of 63. irene's obsession with dolls only grows after her husband's death. that worries her little sister juanita. >> i'd say, "irene, do you know what a mess your house is in?" and she'd say, "it's my house." >> juanita asks her daughter emma and her granddaughter lori to go to irene's house and conduct a head count. a census might be more like it. are their hundreds of dolls? a thousand? many thousands? >> i was shocked, and i know lori was... >> oh, my gosh. >> ...really shocked. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. the world's priciest doll is the $6 million clockwork l'oiseleur doll. what makes it so special -- it was owned by marie antoinette, it was the barbie prototype, or because it has thousands of moving parts? the answer in a moment. ♪ it's a highly contagious disease that can be really serious... especially for my

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 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 this neighborhood so residents can feel comfortable opening doors and going outside. terrifying nights for both campbell police and the residents. thankfully no one was injure

last month sara attacks in barcelona and campbell's preacher in question died the day before those attacks when a bomb factory inside a house exploded. preachers of also come to the attention of the authorities in the united kingdom as well and german chadri is believed to have inspired an attacker who killed soldier lee rigby and twenty thirteen the preacher was jailed for over five years for openly supporting islamic state and trying to get others to do so as well we spoke to counter terrorism specialist he believes the phenomenon has a deep political background what government policy throughout the european and western world is essentially neglect and reject the idea that it's politics and political factors that are essentially driving political violence the whole idea of hate preachers what it basically sais is that the individuals who walk conducting the violence themselves have no political agency they are simply being manipulated and grooved and therefore we can stop this ruling from happening by dealing with the hate preachers when the reality of the matter is that these issues that are operating overwhelmingly on a

. >> campbell soup is proud of its bold house products.'re from bring a seven seas guy. >> they also make spaghetti o's too? >> i could live on that. chips ahoy >> i had a wine punch. >> i grew up on that >> don't want to get too estranged from the facts here. campbell soup is the kind of company that can buy them and immediately claim they are much more than just canned goods. but i only mention it because our company could move the needle hain is a whole different group of products that's more consumer product oriented and niche, the kind of thing that he likes. proctor gamble is shying away from it. buying niche products. >> p and g you have a late take on p and g as we get closer to the vote itself >> i liked them. proctor issued a statement, close your eyes to that. >> yeah. >> anyhow on hain just to wrap it up stock was up came down a little bit >> you just killed it. >> no we didn't. it's a big board refresh going to use this as an opportunity as all these activists do to market they want it to look as good as pointly can out there

bang, which launched hip-hop, took place at the parties held by cindy campbell and her cool at the, dj community center of a housing complex at 1520 sedgwick avenue in 1973. there, the dancers of the party would go crazy if they used turned him bills -- two turntables and sections of popular records, which they called break beats, into 10 minutes of percussion -- pure percussion bid after several successful parties at the youth center, he decided to take his sound system into a public park cap blocks north of his house, cedar park, using electricity from the bottom of a lamp post. thousands of young people came to the 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 former gang leaders from the bronx, one of them who called himself africa bum botta, and a young man who had trained in electronics at a vocational high school who called himself grandmaster flash. by 1976, parties where the djs competed with one another to create the most danceable beats using breaks from records were taking

his house was donated to the museum, to spokane from the campbell family. lot of wealthy people who wanted to do good for the community left things behind. one of the major buildings and spokane was the davenport hotel. that came about right after the great fire of 1889. louis davenport came to spokane, he built a foundry. he was an extremely sharp businessman, a nice person, and he built a restaurant following that. the restaurant became very successful. it wasn't long he was recognized as a key man for that type of business. once they built the hotel, that's where the activity took off. a beautiful hotel, marble floors, beautiful rooms, up-to-date service in 1914. a lot of famous people stayed here. six presidents of the united states, princes, lindbergh, a millionaire airport -- amelia ehrhardt. it was a place to stay in spokane. when they built the dam, that's when i formulated a plan. they put the plant together -- the plans together for the hotel. the hotel was purchased and brought back. it is a key spot to stay in spokane if you're ever here. one of

housing. we tracked our local lawmakers through this process and they were very active. senator jim bell of campbell bond issue. scott weiner of san francisco pushed to make local government accountable for meeting those accounting demands. nancy skinner of oakland pushed for cities to push for low and moderate housing. there are other actions that have to happen related to this package of housing bills. because the governor is in on the planning of all this, it is expected this is basically a done deal. so perhaps relief, though it will be a long time before we actually see it. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, chris, for that. >> it is 6:36. new this morning, the palo alto police department is spending big money on hiring officers from other departments. the "mercury news" reports today the department will start offering up to a $25,000 bonus to new officers. there is a catch. the money is only available to experienced officers who come from other agencies. the department is also offering $10,000 bonuses to recent police academy grads. starting salaries range from $100,0

campbell and helena christensen joined donatella versace on the catwalk. that's not items that belong to the late or three happened went under the hammer london in house christie's on wednesday. fans and admirers of the actress could choose among a cocktail dress a lipstick holder and film scripts with handwritten notes. and gained world fame for her role in the movie breakfast at tiffany's. tens of thousands of people attended the international tattoo convention this weekend in london they went to meet the world's best tattoo artists and some decided to get a new tattoo while they were there more than four hundred artists from all corners of the globe were in attendance this show is said to be one of the biggest and most important tattoo events worldwide. we all know how important marketing is for business and using social media has become the most effective way to reach young people these days well off to twenty three year old took over the family winery she decided to adopt a modern approach to finding customers even though ironically went back to traditional ways of working in the. right has and is the largest of germany's wine regions the romans first plant

house. >> there are some punctures up here. this is the size of my leg. >> reporter: among the hardest hit communities were campbells and son jose. one tree on university avenue in san jose displaced an active colony of bees. their hive located inside a large limb. and a tree that fell outside bowers elementary school in santa clara posed littled damage. >> the school didn't fall on school property, so we're okay. >> well, irma is no longer a powerful hurricane. but the storm's death toll just increased. a fallen tree hit and killed a man today in south carolina. 42 people have now died including in the caribbean, cuba and florida. an estimated 7.2 million people are without power tonight. about a third of the people in florida itself. and while some survivors in florida now surveying the damage, evacus from the florida keys have to wait for bridge and infrastructure inspections before they can return. >> we all just want to go home and see what's going on. >> reporter: it's unbelievable. >> we had a lot of damage and cleanup. >> irma is now a tropical storm stretching about 600 miles from east to west. still a large system. it

first on a connection with paris campbell who races 74 yards up the sideline for the score, and then a 59 yarder brought to the house johnny dickson. ohio state would add another two scores in the fourth to beat the hoosiers 49-21. a sigh of relief for buckeye fans. now, turning to major league baseball and a last minute blockbuster deal ahead of the midnight trade deadline. just before time was uphnj. >> bolstering their run for the postseas postseason. picking up second baseman brandon phillips from the atlanta braves in exchange for a prospect hours after acquiring outfielder justin upton in a deal from the tigers. now, chicago cubs strengthening their outfield and some speed as well on their base pass. acquiring outfielder leonis martin. veteran right hander miguel gonzalez in a trade with the white sox for a minor league infielder. here in new york in the bronx the yankees take the first of a four-game series against the al east rival boston 6-2 thanks to a dominant performance on the mound by starter sabathia. at the stadium to bear witness was supreme court justice and bronx native sonja society mieor who was

what i was talking to campbell about we apologize to kendall coffey we hope to have him back soon at another date but let me what about what he was commenting on and about the white house claiming that tommy gave false information to the justice department should prosecute him well first of all kendall has it right it's not it's not a crime to lie to the public otherwise we have a lot of presence in jail but it is a crime to make false statements when you're questioned about it. the president will have to explain at some point to mr miller and it's prosecutors whether he participated in that false statement that was issued to the public if he says yes i did and we'll have to be honest and explain why he intentionally misled everyone was he afraid about evidence of occlusion meeting that occurred in june of two thousand and sixteen with the russian government talking about trashing hillary clinton and what does he know about that so there's a chance that it will still come back to haunt him on mr called me if there was a crime of poor judgment is to call me would be serving a lot of time he exercised poor judgment in the handling of the killer of clinton e-mails the dep

what i was talking to campbell about we apologize to kendall coffey we hope to have him back soon at another date but lanny what about what he was commenting on and about the white house claiming that tommy gave false information to the justice department should prosecute him well first of all kendall has it right it's not it's not a crime to lie to the public otherwise we have a lot of presence in jail but it is a crime to make false statements when you're questioned about it. the president will have to explain at some point to mr miller and it's prosecutors whether he participated in that false statement that was issued to the public if he says yes i did then all have to be honest and explain why he intentionally misled everyone was he afraid about evidence of occlusion meeting that occurred in june of two thousand and sixteen with the russian government talking about trashing hillary clinton and what does he know about that so there's a chance that it will still come back to haunt him on mr called me if there was a crime of poor judgment mr komi would be serving a lot of time he exercised poor judgment in the handling of the killer of clinton e-mails the deputy att

campbell to get a new trial. >> all right. judge in bostian's case says no evidence points to anything criminal in the tragic train derailment. >>> news from the white house now. a potential deal between the president and top congressional democrats to save the daca program could be up in the air. this morning the president tweeted that there was no deal made after democratic leaders shuck schumer and nancy pelosi announced they reached an agreement last night. the deal would have been protected hundreds of thousands of dreamers from deportation and would leave out funding for the border wall with mexico. today house leader nancy pelosi clarified what was said during the dinner. >> i do believe that there's an understanding that down the road there's an eventual path to citizenship in the dream act and that overwhelmingl overwhelmingn people support that. >> pelosi added understanding was achieved on a path forward to protect those young immigrants from being deported in florida today the president did say he is fairly close to a deal. >>> selena gomez shocked her fans today with these pictures on instagram. she has a new kidney and it's because of her ba

campbell police have one suspect in custody after the reports of a prowler nearly turned into a shootout. the police were called around 11:40 pm when the homeowner reported a suspicious man outside of the house and what sounded like an explosion. officers say they heard 8 to 12 shots over the next 15 minutes. no officers were hit and the police did not try to return the fire. >> obviously it was a critical situation and safety is of the utmost priority. based on the surroundings and circumstances, no gunshots were returned. the officers set up a perimeter. >> the chp closed the southbound lanes and tried to track down the suspect and they eventually found him lying facedown in the creek and he was put under arrest. >>> we have an update on the water warning for those living in alameda. city officials are telling people in alameda point not to drink or cook with the water. they say that bodily contact is okay meaning that you are once again allowed to bathe or shower safely so long as you flush the pictures for at least 10 minutes -- fixtures for at least 10 minutes before getting into the water. this was determined that a bacteria was found due to the irrigation well that most likely came in