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. >> the garage, we could tell it was burning from the back and bunking to the -- bunking to the front. >> it did seem like the fourth >> reporter: when phoenix fire spoke to us last night, they told us they did not believe there were any injuries so that is the good news. many neighbors spraying down the plants but the destruction is incredible. phoenix fire still investigating the cause of this, what the neighbors observed in terms of the power that might have been the cause but there might have been other factors at play and we'll bring you the details as we get them. i' >>> if you believe those national polls, last night was a big shock. >> absolutely. >> the analysis of why donald trump won the election when nobody expected him to. >>> local news, the search for a jail escapeee in phoenix. >>> the search is on for a man who killed the police officer in show low. it is over. officer who was killed. you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that i don't love that. but now you're gonna love that you can get more all day. like mcgriddles. i love mcgriddl

bunks 41 to 48, get up and go out to the rec yard. single file. we search for contraband. drugs. weapons. anything that has been altered from its original form. anything that they're not supposed to have in their possession. >> the inmates are directed to sit down in the dorm's enclosed rec yard. the search team will hold them there as officers conduct a thorough search for contraband. first, a drug detection dog is brought in to sniff out narcotics. >> inmates are very crafty. there are thousands of places where narcotics can be hidden within the units. the canine has found drugs hidden in peanut butter, in mattresses. inmates are here 24 hours a day. they have plenty of time and opportunity to think where to hide stuff. >> this time, the dog doesn't discover any drugs among the inmates' possessions. but she does find a pack of imitation narcotics put there by her handler. >> canines are like small kids. they need positive reinforcement. i will plant a synthetic narcotic. that way she gets her reward. >> with the canine search complete, officers begin their search of the bunks,

she fell off a bunk bed and hit her head off the floor. jean: but investigators believe this was more than a fall. made. if you have any relevant information you are asked to , contact new hampshire state police. tom: canterbury police say they're investigating multiple attempted burglaries. police say the first happened on boyce road saturday. they say the suspect knocked on the door and then broke into the house. but when the man realized the homeowner was home, he fled. they say a second home was broken into on southwest road on saturday. anyone with information is asked c investigating whether a knife attack at ohio state university was terrorism or not. police say this student plowed his car into a group of people on campus this morning and then , got out and began stabbing people with a butcher knife before he was shot and killed. abc's kenneth moton is in columbus with the latest. kenneth confusion and chaos on : the campus of ohio state university. >> fire department. kenneth investigators say monday : morning, a driver jumped a cu

bunks 41 to 48, get up and go out to the rec yard. single file. >> we search for contraband. drugs.ything that's been altered from its original form. anything that they're not supposed to have in their possession. >> the inmates are directed to sit down in the dorm's enclosed rec yard. the cert team will hold them there while officers conduct a thorough search for contraband. but first a drug detection dog is brought in to sniff out narcotics. >> inmates are very crafty. there are thousands of places where narcotics can be hidden within the units. the canine has found drugs in peanut butter, hidden in mattresses. inmates are here 24 hours a day. they have plenty of time and opportunity to think of where to hide stuff. >> this time, the dog doesn't discover any drugs among the inmates' possessions. but she does find a pack of imitation narcotics put there by her handler. >> canines are like small kids. they need positive reinforcement. so i'll plant a synthetic narcotic. that way she gets her reward. >> with the canine search complete, officers begin their search of the bunks, meticu

. >> they can lay in those little 6-foot by 3-foot bunks? >> absolutely, sleep in the same bunks the crew once slept in, yep. >> give us a cool fact be about this ship. >> already the longest battleship, most decorated battleship. cool fact about the ship, we actual dry a lot of special events here that are very unique it, for a battleship. just had very large halloween party for halloween weekends, do number every christmas parties, do couple of beer festivals on board the ship. >> fun. >> the ship has great history. we always want to promote history, want people to learn about the amazing history of the battleship and the sailors, but also do some real unique event so people can kind of, you know, learn little history have, fun at the same time. >> thank you, jack, appreciate t thank you, sir. so come out today 11:00 the festivities and the fun begins here for veterans day. jim, jan, we throw it back to you. >> thank you, patrick. always something very comforting looking across the river and see seeing the battleship new jersey there, just

oh, uh, you can bunk in here. oh, but that's the supply wagon. i thought--i thought you-- i do, but there's plenty of room. besides, once we cross the platte, i'll be out scouting most the time. oh, one thing, though. just one? yeah. keep away from the horses-- either end. i haven't got time to be out looking after them. did it ever occur to you, mr. mccullough, that i wasn't born yesterday? frankly, no. they say that all frontiersmen are half-savages. do they? colette and i prefer coyotes to wolves. ( coyote howls ) well, suit yourself. well, it's been kind of a hard day. i guess i'll turn in. good night. ( coyote howls ) ( sighs ) ( screeches ) ( coyote howls ) ( owl screeches ) ( panting ) ( coyote howls ) ( gasps ) i thought you preferred coyotes. --it's colette. she was-- oh? well, you can sleep here. ( coyote h hls ) well, go on. it's made up. oh, that dress of yours is gonna take a while to dry. here's some old stuff of mine that's kind of shrunk. you can puputhese on... in the morning. thanks. oh, didn't i tell you? oh, i never sleep in t

was secured in the bunk bed. both hands and both legs were secured. >> tied up? >> yep, tied up. >> now, that put an entirely different complexion on things. this wasn't just a fire. >> so what did that tell you? >> right there, that keys up, this is a crime scene. we basically extinguished the fire and left everything as-is. >> then forensics investigator larry claytor took over. >> the one thing that jumped out there that was out of place was a 5 gallon bucket sitting right in the middle of the living room floor with an empty bottle of rubbing alcohol. >> an empty bottle of rubbing alcohol. >> right. it didn't look like it belonged there. >> upstairs scattered near ann's body, he found three aerosol cans. quite probably also accelerants. all of that liquid kindling for murder. >> there was a blob of melted plastic consistent with a smoke detector melted and laying on the floor. and then there was a battery. a nine-volt battery that looked like it would go to a smoke detector in the sink. >> somebody had taken i

every week without warning, deputies remove inmates from their cells then search their bunks.he lookout for any contraband from drugs to homemade weapons called shanks. >> where are the shanks coming from? >> they try to pull the metal off the bunks or even from the food trays. >> how often do you find contraband in these cells? >> every day. >> if caught with anything against the rules, inmates could lose privileges like visitation or get charged additional time. >> it's very thorough up on the ceiling. >> still, essentials like toilet paper get repurposed, often for gang communication. >> just want top show you this. they want to pass something to someone, they'll go ahead and stuff it in here. it's a form of kite. >> so this is called a kite? >> a kite. >> this, i would assume, is a popular way to pass drugs too. >> yes. communicate, weapons. and it's all from a t-shirt. >> whenever deputies are off the tier, the kites rapidly come out. confiscated messages reveal just how organized jail gangs are, from which drugs to smuggle to who's on the hit list. it's all orchestrated

. >> place your hands on the top bunk. lomez, who is serving a one-year sentence for burglarizing a vehicle says sanchez started this latest fight. >> he came out, came to my cell and then came back to his cell and wanted me to come inside. >> i take off my shirt, open the cell door and he comes out swinging. i did what i had to do. >> well, he turned around and threw water on me. and we started fighting. sanchez is accused of car theft to which he plans to plead not guilty. a life-long stutter. he says the fight resulted from a dispute with lomez. >> he was trying to fight with the stupid, game. >> oh, that's old news. i mean, maybe he needed money that day for whatever reason, maybe. that's fine. but the next time i see you, be man enough and say you know what, bro, i didn't mean it. here, i'll buy you a six pack. >> hernandez maintains he has no idea what the other two were fighting about. but when he got too close to the action, he had no choice but to join in. >> you know the way it's in here. it's just instinct. >> t

. >> in palo alto, they played soccer through the rain while parents and grandparentings bunked you up on the sideline and caltran crews were busy performing routine maintenance on trees along highway 101 to prevent future flooding and accidents. and in pacifica, crushing waves along the coast, a direct result of the blustery conditions providing a show for those who drove up to catch a glimpse of this spectacle. >> philippe djegal. >> in the north bay people saw their fair share of rain saturday. it was heavy in the morning, but got a break at least in san rafael, enough time for people to take their dog for a walk and a lot of people taking publication transportation and it's easier to stay dry at a bus stop, rather than just walking with an umbrell yawn depending where you are, you can expect more to come. in san rafael, spencer blake, kron 4 news. >>> well, the rain and wind did not stop antitrump protesters today in san francisco, dozens marched through city streets this afternoon, chanting and holding up signs. similar to what we have seen at most rallies since donald trump won t

. >> reporter: rooms with bunk bed are called pods. they offer compact living >> everything is high quality materials, stones, metals, well designed and smartly designed and all fits >> they're small, not for they have big sort of communal areas which travelers tend to like. >> the alo and pug brands, the generation is steering toward open areas rather than private rooms. guests can meet for work or play and lobbies transformed into living areas >> i think it's generally accepted now that this is the environment in which people can >> reporter: microhotels are expanded outside of the big apple. watch for a pod hotel popping up soon in washington, dc and talks for miami and los angeles as well. ashley webster, fox business. >> did i see you booking your whole >> no, but i get it. and i can see the appeal. >> i like a little more room >> i like a lot more room. >> keeping his legacy alive, the district is passing out hundreds of turkeys i spirit of former dc mayor marian barry. don't miss our black friday specials, at havertys furniture.

she fell off a bunk bed and hit her o was more than a fall. so far, no arrests have been made. we're also learning new details about a case in which two people were charged after police say children were found living in filthy conditions in a manchester home. court paperwork for samantha grenier says her son was restrained to a bed for six hours or more during the day, as well as overnight, usually while unsupervised. the maternal grandfather of the what is alleged to have happened. his son-in-law, 26-year-old james grenier, faces child endangerment and reckless conduct charges. after police say they found his two-year-old girl and four-year-old boy in extremely unsanitary and unsafe conditions. police say the boy was found covered in feces and urine. and the girl naked in her crib, also covered in feces. samantha grenier was arrested and arraigned last friday charged with endangering the welfare of a child and criminal restraint. sean: samantha grenier is >> i'm very sick over it. i can't even go through with what my grandkids went through. sean: samantha grenier is scheduled

with 112 bunks, i'll have plenty of privacy. you and jim can sleep at one end and i'll sleep in the other. if you think i'm gonna stay in this shack alone here tonight, you're nuts. come on! okay. still worried about last night? where are the others? in the cook shack eating breakfast. i'll fix yours whenever you want it. is there someplace around here where i could freshen up? yes. there's a spring about 50 yards down the trail. thank you. i'll be back in a few minutes. [screams] where's miss lane? she went down to the spring. what happened? i don't know. i thought i heard someone scream. so did i. it sounded like miss lane again. she's gone down there. come on-- mr. kent's already gone down there. where is it? where is it? take it easy. everything's all right. the wolf. it was standing right there, snarling at me. there's no wolf there now. its tracks, there in the sand. those aren't wolf tracks. they're human. the earring. clark, i found a golden earring right here by the spring, and it's gone. what happened? everything's all

. >> the armed stand off in bunk areville now a bag in the courts. revealing that sensitive documents were shred i by land mechanic thement hours before of the round up of bundy family cattle that occurred two years ago. >> they knew a criminal case was coming. >> he representatives one of three bundies charged in the case. the bags of evident recovered by a private investigator from a dumpster could have been key in the bundy family's defense. involving the activities and militarized actiftds of the government and lawful protests of bundies. >> prosecutors telling the court that the agent shredded records including personal information and details of the government's plan to impound bundy's calculate. information they would ever <.>ed out of the hands of malishia members. shred under the threat it would fall into the hands of engaged in criminal activity. >> it was a gross miscalculation to destroy documents. >> treszs the importance of destroyed evident for fwupdy what account aim to the difference of freedom or spending 80 yores in prison. when th

and no base-jumping off the bunk beds, either. - you guys ready? - let's do it. man: let's do it. ready, set, let's go. narrator: so far so good, but something seems amiss. keep your eye on the lead guy with the red and yellow chute. - agh! - narrator: oh! did you see that? might not have looked like much from this distance, but let's push in.

. >> have a seat on your bunk. have a seat on your bunk. don't move.it down. >> is there a reason why you're doing this, schilling? >> police. >> who? >> police, i'm mad at the police. >> well, we're not the police, so. >> y'all are the police. >> schilling was recently sentenced to 15 years for multiple felonies, including assault, and is awaiting transfer to prison. >> what is wrong with you? why all of a sudden do you want to start acting a fool, start flooding the walls and -- >> i didn't flood the wall. >> there was water all over the floor. >> they were going to cut it off, so i grabbed the cup. >> because you're flooding my wall. >> i wasn't flooding. >> you do this all the time. i'm not putting up with it. >> during schilling's 11-month stay at louisville metro, he has been anything but a model inmate. >> he's very childish, got a middle schooler's kind of attitude. every time he wants attention, that's how he acts out. [ inaudible ] >> do you feel better now? he's standing up on the bench in here kicking my door. >> put them tighter, even tigh

adam's operation is called the bunk police.o save lives. what do you do when you get to a festival site? >> hand out fliers and tell people where to find us. >> what the [ bleep ] this [ bleep ] is bunk. how is the response to this? >> excellent. everybody's been happy that we're here. a lot of people already knew about us. >> how dangerous is it for people to be buying drugs from random dealers out here? >> extremely dangerous. you have no idea where those came from. there are quite a few deaths every year from adulterated substances and from injuries that occur. we know that this prevents some of that. >> so at a festival like this where you have tens of thousands of people, what percentage would you say will be doing drugs? >> depending on the festival, at least 50%. >> the dangers of molly and other narcotics have a long history. a wave of 400 overdoses in the late '90s led to a government crack down spearheaded by one man. >> i'm the guy that wrote the drug court legislation that is in the law right now. >> as a senator in

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once you're there you'll be bunking two to a cell. ( stiffly: ) you got some i.d., punk? cut. he's terrible. what is he-- . go sit on the motorcycle. you look terrific. okay, gentleman playing the officer-- relax, take it easy. you're the law. look him right in the eye. say the line. you hate him. okay, let's go again. assistant: settle and roll. 49 baker, take 12. marker. and... action. ( hesitant: ) you got some i.d., punk? let's do one more. quiet! assistant: settle and roll. 49 baker, take 13. marker! all right, concentrate. actiti. you got some i.d., punk? cut. do this line. go ahead, do it. do what? do this line! he's perfect-- looks like a cop. looks like a cop. i'm not ananctor. neither is he. don't try and act; just say the line. don't even try and act. you got some i.d., punk? say it again with attitude. say it to me-- like you really hate me. he's great. i'm in heaven. no, i told you, i'm not an actor. hey, you get $380. you got some i.d., punk? hey. director: cut! print! don't kill the star. okay, folks, we're in the wrong place. i give him the line. what was it? "

these pictures were posted on philadelphia police lieutenant david bunk's twitter page as the balloon descendingment people in the area, they grabbed their phones, they recorded their own videos, in amazingment of what was happening, again, others called 911, concerned about the flames that they saw. but the four people who emerged from the basket were okay. police on the other hand had their concerns while the faa apparently approved this landing, investigators didn't like the fact that a hot air balloon descended on a busy playgrounds with roughly 100 children running around. so the faa apparently had given the pilot approval to lands this hot air balance noon this field. but they're still investigating, and asking questions about whether or not this was the most appropriate place to land. east detective is also involved in this investigation. mike and alex. >> well, i've rid never many hot air balloons in my life, not exactly -- not looking for the most appropriate plate place to land, holy crap, i need it land this thing, so i'm going to find an open field. you know, general i? ha

she fell off a bunk bed and hit reporter: clearly, investigators believe this is more than just a fall from a bed. but tonight no suspects have been named and no one is in custody. at this point investigators are asking for the public's help. if you have any information connected to madison dana's untimely death, you're asked to call 419-8124. in berlin, amy coveno, wmur news 9. jennifer: new tonight, voluntarily closed after a 3-year-old was found alone on a busy road. police found him november 18, near the route 4 on ramp. his angels learning academy is on the opposite side of that road. the driver told police he went to the day care and confirmed the child was from there. the incident is still under investigation. tom: tonight there are new details about a case where two people were charged after police say children were fou manchester home. court paperwork for a man yeah grenier says her son was restrained to a bed for six hours or more during the day and overnight usually while on supervised. the maternal grand father of the two children says his heart is broken over what is alleg

these pictures were posted on philadelphia police lieutenant david bunks twitter page. people in the area also grabbed their phones and recorded their own videos in amazement of what was happening. some saw flames, called 911, but the four meme emerged from the basket were okay. police on the other hand had their concerns while the faa apparently approved this landing, investigators didn't like the fact that a hot air balloon descended on busy playgrounds, with roughly 100 children running around in the area. >> we're concerned, because it is not real that i safe, because seeing westmoreland is in the city, it is in the middle of a residential neighborhood, the recreation center is a sit recreation center, and at 4:20, still daylight, there was a lot of children on the scene when we arrived, so there is a good possibility there were children playing ball, riding bikes, just hanging out. >> it is an unusual scenario to have a balloon flying over the rowhouses, and there is not a lot of great places to lands in this area. so i would imagine that there would potentially be

bunk.ss that's for real now. >> trevor: let me ask you an honest question. this is a tough one. it's easy for me to sit here with you and completely agree and say you're right, the country is more sexist and racist than we would like to believe, but if we were to take a step back, is there no other possibility that the people voting for trump, not all of them, but many are voting for trump for different reasons? >> i don't actually mean to say that they themselves harbor hate in their hearts for black people or people of color or women. >> trevor: yeah. i'm trying to make a very fine distinction between people who actively are racist, actively are sexist and something a little different which is what i think happened which is people mainly, like men, experiencing the kindest way to say it would be nostalgia for an america that is gone and it will not come back and donald trump told them he could bring it back. i think, you know, my heart goes out the most for the people who i think will be

it was just a single room with bunk beds and a sink. >> reporter: things have come a long way since. today we got a peek at the army's newest shelter. the zel majoring emergency center on east 17th and prospect where families will have a new way of getting back weekend with dozens of rooms and, for the first time, a private apartment for victims of human trafficking. >> every room has natural light. it's good for mental health. also, you just feel good when you see the sun shining. >> reporter: she says common space and a playground are among their other firsts. >> you get to watch the kids play, and i think there is just something about the joy of seeing children play. >> reporter: a feeling they hope comes through at a time of year when we look to give thanks. >> i think thanksgiving is going to be a wonderful time able to sit together like a family. >> reporter: inside a new home that gives hope. andrew horansky, channel 3 news. >>> when we come back on the news at 7, the need for speed. a munroe falls woman grabs the flag to win the trans am championship for the second time. we w

. >> this is a bunk bed.s on bottom and tickle fight all night long. >> chris: points. perfect. it's time to play sucksgiving. if you poke around on youtube, you'll notice scores of ill-conceived thanksgiving parody songs from theater school dropouts trying to go viral. now, you know who makes good songs, quality songs about food. weird al, and that is it. he is the definitive voice in that realm. 3 i'm going to show you a thanksgiving song, and for 250 points, you're going to have to answer a question about it. first up, here's a parody for frustrated moms. ♪ i sit, sit, chardon-nae-nae. i've been cooking since 4:30 ♪ ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> chris: the mom whose babies get wasted after nursing. ( laughter ) comedians, what's her thanksgiving prayer? william. >> dear, off

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her mother was on the porch when the ambulance arrived and told her the toddler fell from a bunk bed. was more than that. >> it's more than just a fall. it's more than just, you know, a glancing hit. a measure of force that is so strong that you're causing not only external but also internal injuries with it. randy: so far no charges have been filed. a pageant contestant is making history. emily: the 19-year-old's bold move competing in the competition. one man's mission to raise emily: 4:45. a live look at the radar this cindy tracking a wet day, heavy downpours expected tonight, but this morning some people are dealing with a threat of some ice. cindy: yeah. it's kind of like pouring water in your freezer. emily: all right. cindy: the surfaces are cold but rain is falling this morning. in a few spots, we may until the temperatures warm up deal with some slippery conditions. that is the concern this morning. but a lot of heavy rain late in the day. this is around 1:00. we're going to get another round as we get into the day tomorrow. again tomorrow afternoon, and that will impact you

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madison's mother was on the porch when the ambulance arrived and told her the toddler fell from a bunk bed. investigators believe this was more than that. >> it is more than just a fall. it is more than just a glancing hit. a measure of force that is so strong that you are causing not only external but also internal injuries with it. so far, no charges have been filed. right now, still no arrests in a deadly hit-and-run crash in brockton. a young father run down just after leaving a city bar. police have questioned the suspected driver behind the wheel of this jaguar in friday morning's crash. surveillance video shows it happen on north main street early friday, the impact too violent to show on tv. 25-year-old sergio vallecillo was thrown into the air. he was a father of three young children who called the hospital >> the kids were talking to him saying, wake up, we want you here. wake up from sleeping. so that was a sad thing. i was there. i had to get out. j.c.: a fundraiser is planned next weekend to benefit the family. ed tonight a local daycare is : closed, just days after one of

there are things that only i and showed a bunking in a lot of these wild, inaccurate allegations. i am always amused because the allegation comes forward. that is your job. you have to say what is going on here. and the people making them off say we have no evidence, but, if you take point b and connected to point z, maybe there's something going on. but in effect, there is not. josh: what do you say if there is a new hampshire questioning your credibility? ms. clinton: first of all, i understand what is going on in the country. there is legitimate anger, frustration. frustration about the economy, about our government, about why we cannot get things done. i get that. what i am trying to present to people is the fact that we deserve to be angry, we deserve to vent, but anger is not a plan and venting is not a strategy. us the drug dealers and rapists, the worst of the worst -- mr. trump: a lot about people are coming here. we own $18 trillion as a country. we are going up to $20 trillion soon. once we hit $24 trillion, we'd become a large-scale version of greece. everyone calls th

the kid that slept on the bunk bed on top of me recorded our conversation and i was expelled from schoolhoice is for us to leave cuba. i'm a businessman. i've lived in miami 35 years. it's my home base. i come back and forth to cuba. i've been coming to cuba for over 20 years. cuba is a communist country in economic transition. >> fidel castro allowed cubans to establish more businesses, there are people that are making money, there are people that have created a tremendous amount of wealth. >> people with family connections to the states, people tied to the exploding tourist industry, small businessowners, taxi drivers, people operating in ever-changing gray areas of what is permissible. how's it work right now? if you're cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> another cuban from cuba. that's what's happening right now. a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans living abroad are now coming back and through relatives are buying property. >> obviously somebody has touched this building with some kind of investment. it's renovated. it seems to be like a hotel. somebody bought the buildi

i haveven extra bunk at my place if you'd like to stay there. well, somebody will have to stay here and take care of them. i'll arrange for that. -i can stay. -no, hoby. there's something else i'd like you to do, i iyou will. i'd like you to round up all the people in porter who've ever had typhoid. they'll be immune. don't say that we've got it here. just sayayhat i got word of an outbreak east of here and been asked to round up some volunteer nurses. they'll find me here. goes for you too, adam. r now. you can't keep it t secret, doc. you see smoke you expect fire. it's a little better than waking up in a burning house. where would it come from, doc? where would elly and the kids get it? did your wife ever k kw a family named hawkins? live out here a few miles. not that i know of, why? hoby and i just buried them. hoby made a canvas of the town asking for help. these people were friends or acquaintances of long standing and yet they became mute and angry and closed their doors on him when he stated his errand. hoby had known fear and seen fear

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the kid that slept on the bunk bed on top of me recorded our conversation and i was expelled from schoolice is for us to leave cuba. i've lived in miami 35 years. it's my home base. i come back and forth it cuba. i've been coming to cuba for over 20 years. cuba is a communist country in economic transition. >> fidel castro allowed cubans to establish more businesses, there are people that are making money, there are people that have created a tremendous amount of wealth. >> people with family connections to the states, people tied to the exploding tourist industry, small businessowners, taxi drivers, people operating in ever-changing gray areas of what is permissible. how's it work right now? if you're cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> another cuban from cuba. that's what's happening right now. a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans living abroad are now coming back and through relatives are buying property. >> obviously somebody has touched this building with some kind of investment. it's renovated. it seems to be like a hotel. somebody bought the building and turned it into

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yeah, they went to her home and found a bunk of wild animals -- bunch of wild animals. they found three tigers, a skunk, cougar, and monkeys. police have charged her put her 14 and-year-old daughter who lyes with her in immediate -- who lives with her in immediate danger. because she lives in vegas, does she get them from a show there? >> she has that there. >> yeah. >> and it's time for your juicy question and the answer of the morning. half of women say they hate when hey man does this. here is a hint. some men think this turns a woman on. >> what? >> and they could not be more wrong. what is this? >> really? sing to them? >> that would turn us on? >> i didn't think or say that. >> now we know you are single. >> that is the reason. >> oh, my god. blow in the ear. >> i agree with this. >> has this happened to you? >> yeah. >> stay away from the ears. it's not cool. >> what we all know as instant rejection. >> that is right. >> or at least vanessa's ear. >> wow. >> it's 6:16 now. >>> we want to go outside with bother her but she's checking traffic with the real time on

there were dugouts where men could bunk. bugs and dirt are ever present. part of the physical stress and the psychological stress of the enemy being this close and death being one wrong movement away, had a psychological toll on these guys. by the time these guys -- on average, a soldier would spend four days in a front-line trench, four days in a rear trench in a support position, and then they would spend a week on rest. in the rear for maintenance and training and replenishing supplies. that was the rotation. four days on the front, four days in reserve, and a week of rest and start the cycle again. the last thing i would point out to you is the combat in the trenches was often short, sharp, and brutal. if you went over the top, a lot of men never made it to the barbed wire halfway across no man's land. if you rated the enemy trench or if the enemy graded your trench, it would be close quarter combat with knives, pistols, sometimes dressed knuckles. this was also the first war to illustrate this point and the ferocity of the close quarter contact. this

they looked at their ships, they figured they could sacrifice cargo holes below they now house the bunk beds, sometimes three or four high, packed in tightly, and the immigrant who was coming to ellis island would be a passenger in those lower decks. those lower decks were not pleasant. very little light, very little ventilation, about 1,000 to 1500 of you packed down there, and your ship ride could take anywhere from a week to a month. so coming to america was a great challenge. they would be leaving port cities where shipping companies had their offices. very important part of the immigrant story is when they boarded the ship they had to answer 25 to 30 questions about themselves to a shipping clerk from the company on whose boat they're about to board. those answers are a very important part of the immigrant story. that's the information that will be used in the great hall to interrogate the immigrants to determine if they have the legal right to land here. we'll return to that story story a bit later. we're at the harbor for a reason. we're going to assume the immigrant ship has mad