Make it 4,500. Last call. Yep 4,500. Now 4,750. Its what makes an auction so exciting. Yep and it is sold [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] im jamie colby, and today im outside seattle, washington, headed to meet a man whose starstruck family left him a massive inheritance. Next came a scramble to turn celebrity ink into cold, hard cash. My name is david kuflik. My father and aunt were both rabid autograph hounds. Their hobby took over their lives, now its taking over mine. David asks me to meet him here at his home office. This is where he says hes been curating his family autograph collection. What do you have . I have lots of autographs over here. Some samples ive got alfred hitchcock, robin williams, johnny depp the list just goes on and on. The collection is a whos who of stars from yesteryear through today. Liz taylor. To cameron diaz. Cary grant. To george clooney. Grace kelly. To Sandra Bullock all acquired by davids father, harvey, and his aunt r
Im jamie colby, and today, im driving in the San Francisco bay area in benicia. Im here to meet two brothers who wrote to me, saying theyve inherited a pretty hefty haul. My mission to assess the gravity of their situation. My name is ron wagner. My father was bill wagner, one of the most prolific artists of his day. My brother and i realize that his art should never be judged by the pound, but the situation does weigh on us. I meet ron at his Fathers House here in benicia. Hi, ron. Im jamie. Hi, jamie. Its nice to meet you. Its clear from the front porch that his dad was a creative and colorful guy. My dad painted every one of these tiles individually by hand. And theres lots more inside. Yes, im coming inside. Yes. Suddenly, im surrounded by this strange inheritance. Ron, the door was just a tease. Every room is covered in painted tiles. Look at this incredible and thats just the beginning. His fathers art studio is jam packed with thousands more. This is all your dads . This is just
Be colder and slower. That erosion was starting to creep backward and if it had grown significantly underneath the concrete wall back toward the lake, it could have caused the spillway to collapse. The big question here that nobody really wants to say outloud is did officials overreact on sunday when they got so many people out here nearly 200,000. Officials are a little defensive about this. But they insist that they were just reacting to the facts on the ground. The facts sunday looked like there might have been trouble. The facts they believe today makes them believe any way that theyre safe. Better be safe than sorry, joe. But how could they be sure that everything is fine for people to return home. You know, they believe that the erosion underneath that damaged emergency spillway is not as bad as it could have been. Theyve been working day and night to try to put those rocks in place to plug up those holes. And they believe that the storm that system of storms coming is not as bad
61yearold robert scarbrough, to stop, just before police say he picked up the student by his coat and struck him in the face. He was being a little bit disrespectful to the bus driver but thats no reason to , start throwing punches. Kim video then shows scarbrough push the student to the floor. We were shocked and then just immediately after, we were angry. Kim 9th graders madison cherry and Savannah Shelley were on the bus when it happened. They say some students were terrified, some even in tears, as they watched it all unfold. I hate bullying in general so seeing a guy bullying a kid , like that was terrible. Kim when scarbrough stopped, students got off the bus and flagged down an officer. The student involved in the alleged assault was treated in an ambulance for head pain. Johnston schools spokesperson Laura Sprague says scarbrough made a very poor decision and she understands why some students may be unsettled by what they saw. We commend students for being brave and knowing wha
Student turned into a frightening experience thursday. Everyone was crying. Reporter Gracie Foster pulled out her cell phone and hit record after 61yearold Robert Scarborough stopped the vehicle. The bus driver threw him on the ground and started yelling at him. Reporter the outburst began after a 15yearold student through an object at scarborough. The driver walked to the back of the bus and according to police grabbed the special needs student to his coat and struck him in the face. He hit him in the head and he has a disability. He is supposed to be watching us, not hurting us. Stop. Christian was repeatedly saying im sorry. Everyone else was telling the bus driver to stop. Reporter students can be heard screaming, some in tears demanding the driver to stop. Sit down. Reporter the playback is hard to watch but this mother is thankful her daughter captured the confrontation on camera. Im very proud of her. Her instinct kicked in. It brings tears to my eyes. I cannot believe that thes