. >> the broasted chicken was this man's idea, ramsey short who i met in the bad old days of 2006.anese chapter of the harley davidson group, or hog for short. so when you roll into some religiously conservative villages on the bikes and leather jackets what is the reaction? >> two types. once we were pelted with rice and the other extreme was stones at the wheels like just get out of here. >> i wouldn't throw stones at people on harleys. whoa. look at this. let's dig in. >> this is a famous neighborhood. this area was central during the civil war. the sheer volume of fire that was poured into some of these buildings is absolutely unbelievable. >> so many have been in the same place over and over and over again. >> clearly. >> i notice this every time someone visiting the city they just point at that. look at that. but you know, we don't see them any many. just pass by them. >> beirut, seemingly the world in literature. 18 religious sects recognized. more than 2 million christians, over a million and a half shiites, a million and a half sunni and 500,000 palestinians and now as man

phil ramsey has been a farmer his entire life but, this year, he's only sold half his soy harvest afterue to a trade war between the us and china. it has affected all of us financially, at least, at this point. i have not sold everything yet. so there is still time for the prizes to go back up. a farmer is always optimistic. although indiana is heavily reliant on agriculture and manufacturing, tariffs have yet to really be felt here economically. which is why voters have chosen to focus on other issues. i don't think tariffs are going to have much to do with voters' decisions, one way or another. maybe 1% will even think about tariffs. they're going to be thinking more about immigration, they're going to be thinking more about certain of those hot button social issues. that has meant that most here have turned their attention instead to how they feel about the president, with some queueing hours just to se president trump speak in support of the republican candidate for senate. are tariffs something you care about? tariffs? not really. i think he's got the right idea about that. thankfu

aaron ramsey with a penalty putting them to— zero in front of —— 2—0 in front before a third goalfromird goal from joe were large. another great prospect. chelsea only needed a point in their game. a couple of quick goals from giroud put them on their way, very well taken by the frenchman. another teenager with his first goal for chelsea. he then set up the fourth goal by alvaro morata. arsenal and chelsea both through and both topping their groups going through topping their groups going through to the final 32 which means they will avoid the four teams dropping down from the champions league. that might turn out to be very important. thanks forjoining us. sol campbell says he's ready to "roll up his sleeves and get his hands dirty" after taking over as manager of macclesfield town. and it looks like he'll need to. the club are currently bottom of the football league. our sports correspondent david ornstein was at campbell's first press conference today. sol campbell made his name at the top of the game, as a manager he's starting at the bottom. campbell is just the latest star of hi

gareth bale and aaron ramsey are back in the squad after missing the win over the republic of irelandn giggs has backed bale to make a big impact having been booed by real madrid fans at the weekend. he was with us more or less the jury should in the last camp, trying to get over his injury, and it is good to see him back playing. so, yes. i know that he can't wait to join up with the lads and be a part of the game, so like i say, we have got one weekend to get through, and hopefully, be that the denmark. —— be there for denmark. liverpool midfielder xherdan shaqiri will miss the side's champions league game against red star belgrade in serbia tomorrow. he's been left out of the squad in order to "avoid any distractions" that may be caused by his albanian heritage. he was fined by fifa when he celebrated scoring for switzerland against serbia at the world cup, by making a double—headed eagle gesture, which symbolises the albanian flag. politics has always influence on life, at least on the planet i live in that's how it is but it's not why we are here. we are here to play football and

so far, an inexperienced side leads 2—0 thanks to 18—year—old emile smith rowe and an aaron ramsey penalty the scottish league cup final this weekend. a win for celtic at bottom side rosenborg would improve their qualifcation hopes. still goalless in trondheim. so far, scottish premiership side rangers have more than held their own in the competition. steve gerrard's side are just one point behind tonight's opponents, the group g leaders villarreal, with two games remaining. alastair lamont looks ahead to the match at ibrox. rangers task was made at a clearer this afternoon, 11—3 winners against the rangers in the last match it looked like winning again. but vienna struck twice later delete from the bottom of the table to the top and the group g wide open. all four teams can still qualify and even four teams can still qualify and eve n d efeat four teams can still qualify and even defeat tonight would not illuminate rangers. a positive result for stephen's man qualification as genuine possibility. rangers suggest they are capable of taking something from the match, and that will be the poi

ramsey connects for a 7-yard touchdown. indiana leads 17-15 into the half, but michigan takes over in the second half. third quarter, higdon barrels into the ends zone as michigan wins 31-20. still cotom, the 49ers -- to come, the 49ers get a week off, but the raiders looking for just their second win of the season. they have a cans against the 2 and 7 cardinals, but they don't have two of their biggest offensive weapons. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> the 49ers have the bye, but the raiders play. they're in line for the number one pick in the upcoming draft, always a silver lining. oakland wasn't able to practice thursday and friday due to the poor air quality. they held walk throughs at an indoor facility. oakland hadn't scored a touchdown since week 8, and tomorrow they'll be without nelson and bryant, their top two receivers. >> i won't make any predictions. i know it's dark right now. it's tough, man, it's tough on our fans. i thank our fans for showing up and being with us

department of housing and urban development surveyed by ramsey county minnesota which included st paul the twin city of minneapolis it was found that quote stagnant wages guy rocketing rents and a lack of affordable housing were the biggest contributors to a rising rate of homeless people in cities across the united states for the residents of a wall of forgotten natives their ability to found a follower of fordable housing has become much harder in the last decade see in twenty ten the average rental price in minneapolis was about twelve hundred and ninety dollars a month by twenty fifteen that price of risen to fourteen hundred fifty thousand dollars a month and by twenty eighteen the average rental price now in minneapolis has jumped to over sixteen hundred dollars a month clyde bell in court one of the founders of the american indian movement told the guardian. it's unfortunate that they have to occupy these urban lands to demonstrate the fact that we don't have access to affordable housing anymore and the racism is what is pushing the american indians of minneapolis to the brink i

. >> this goes to orian ramsey. >> reporter: giving $1.1 million. >> i just wanted, if i could do anythingle on their faces. >> reporter: 90% of the families in that school in paradise lost their homes. the school principal. >> a lot of kids will just turn the checks over to their families, for just basic essential items like food and gas. >> he doesn't know us, but he has it in his heart to give this money to us to just help us and -- and it kind of makes my heart smile. >> one man's incredible generosity. good night. od night. >>> the key thing is we're lining up the investment in the team with the investments in the ball mark to make sure there's a crescendo. >> that crescendo should be an umpire yelling "play ball." a master plan to transform the city, calling for a new stadium, changes to the team, even public housing. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. we'll get to the a's in a moment but first the weather as more rain moves in. spencer christian is here with the timing. >> okay, here's a look at live doppler 7. our next storm is on the way. you

. >> this goes to orian ramsey. >> reporter: giving $1.1 million. >> i just wanted -- if i could do anythingle on their face. >> reporter: 90% of the families in that school in paradise lost their homes. the school principal. >> a lot of kids will just turn the checks over to their families, for just basic essential items like food and gas. >> he doesn't even know us, but he has it in his heart to give this money to us, to just help us and -- and it kind of makes my heart smile. >> one man's incredible generosity. good night. >>> this project is bigger than baseball. it's not just a ballpark. it's something that could have a lasting impact in a positive way on our community here in oakland. >> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. tonight we're digging into the oakland a's plans to see what it means for you. >>> i'm spencer christian. a storm is moving into the bay area right now. i'll give you a closer look in just a moment. >>> former san francisco mayor ed lee receives a rare honor, almost a year after his death. >>> brace yourself. the worst of this week's storms is clos

their group after a 3—0 victory. 18—year—old in neil smith row at scoring the first before aaron ramsey of ten men poak, with olivier giroud schooling two of the goals. alvaro morata also got on the scoresheet as the side topped their group as well. the former arsenal and england defender sol campbell says macclesfield town are getting one of the best players in the world after being appointed manager of the week to club. after an impressive playing career with arsenal and england, he has struggled to take the first step into football management, but does so with the team that are bottom of league two. he isjust so with the team that are bottom of league two. he is just the eighth so with the team that are bottom of league two. he isjust the eighth bm e manager among the 92 teams in the division and suggested that clubs remain reluctant to hire black managers. for me, it is all about opportunities. i won't go down that road and state the obvious. i think, for me, i have got an opportunity and will take it with both hands. i will work my socks off and see how fari will work my socks off

he will be delighted that gareth beale is back, aaron ramsey has been playing well.ht, particularly the big players. they are warming up the disco lights for what we also hope will be a big party tonight. wales can win the nations league script tonight if they beat denmark. finally, we're used to seeing him clad in lycra scaling mountains in the grand tours, but check—out geraint thomas's chinese opera outfit for the opening ceremony of the shanghai criterium. this year's tour de france winnerjoined rivals, including peter sagan and marcel kittel, posing for photographs. iimagine he i imagine he will be much happier backin i imagine he will be much happier back in his lycra tomorrow. that's all from sportsday. hugh woozencroft will have more for you at 7.30pm. it has been another mile day across the country today and well some of us the country today and well some of us have been stuck under low cloud with drizzle, for other areas there has been sun chang, particularly in the north and west. it is for north—west west is that we will see the clear spells through tonig

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ramsey butte county district attorney "six officer fired their weapons and brough the man downo broght bandit down. bandit continued to try and bring the man downand then a pit bull came out and tried to attack bandit. a 7th officer shot the pitbull in attepts to try and save bandit. bandit did not he died at the scene as was the supject and the pitbull>(grant) the man who died is a 48 years old from berry creek. his name is not being released pending notification of family. he was wanted for a 2014 double murder in butte county. (ken) oakland police asking for help to find the shooter who left a father dead. the evidence police are releasing to try to track down the gunman. happening now... happening now... police in oakland are asking for help in finding the gunman who shot and killed a father of four. it happened as he was standing in a crowd outside of a bar. (ken) today homicide investigators released surveillance video of possible suspects. grant lodes is live in the studio with more. (grant) o-p-d homicide detective wenceslao garcia is showing surveillance video of three