in filthy weather, the two combine beautifully and minutes later, they would do so again. 2—0 up, spursortunities to share the goals around. dele alli added his name to the scoresheet and the match was already over at half—time. com pletely already over at half—time. completely overwhelmed so far, or

in filthy weather the two combined beautifully and minutes later would do so again. 2—0 up, spurs hadto share the goals around. dele alli added his name to the scoresheet. the match was almost over at half—time. watford hoped the some improvement after the break. another goalfor dele improvement after the break. another goal for dele alli seconds in was not the restart they hoped for.

[all booing] - shut your filthy holes, you little bastards! - get off the stage, phil collins!h. - you just want to laugh at him. - no, you see, we learned something today. yeah, sure, we laughed at timmy, but what's wrong with laughter? just because we laugh at something doesn't mean we don't care about it. timmy made us smile and playing made timmy smile, so where is the harm in that? the people that are wrong are the ones that think people like timmy should be protected and kept out of the public's eye. the cool thing about timmy being in a band was that he was in your face, and you had to deal with him, whether you laughed or cried or felt nothing. that's why timmy rules. - yeah. timmy, timmy! [all chanting] timmy! timmy! timmy! - man, it sucks not being part of lollapalabala. - yeah. - hey, dudes. - skylar, what are you doing here? isn't reach for the skylar supposed to play soon? - they booed phil collins off the stage. everyone is chanting for timmy and the lords of the underworld. - oh, so now that they want us you think you can just waltz back into our lives and be in

>>pam m: 28 people were living in the building and unsafe and filthy conditions one of the problems full legal raw sewage a five year-old child was taken into custody aside from guns and drugs they also discovered the building was being used as a legal gambling parlor the building has been attacked the 49 year-old with shot and killed a dog was also killed police are hoping does someone will recognize the man in this video and come forward. video and come forward. p sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. >>pam m: tonight our very own gives us a taste of the wispy cocktail crazed by way of japan. vicki liviakis: on the neon sign of the coast this is a nickel was the tasting and san francisco complete with her she blander strayed from tokyo./ >>pam m: away the pornography was discovered now being challeng

she was lift in a filthy room without food or water and despite all she suffered, her rescuers say closures is a sweet dog affectate and loving. >>> an suv came to a stop in the front office area of lake forest central elementary in felton. it happened in the evening, no charges were filed, but police are investigating. >>> 4:40 a.m. a shark tank star makes an announcement that's compared to president-elect donald trump. >> reporter: we have 40s on the bus stop. 6:00 a.m., 41. 8:00 a.m., 42 degrees, partly cloudy and cool, not much wind and not overall that bad, i'm dressing the kids in the lighter gear especially in light of what's coming up this afternoon. >>> an avalanche buries a hotel in italy, 30 people are missing. latest details after the break. breaking right now an after larchl buried a -- avalanche buried a 6at4.com star hotel in italy. 30 people are missing. earthquake hit the region yesterday including one with a 5.7 magnitude. it is not clear if they triggered the avalanche. the snow is several feet high making it difficult for rescuers to get to the scene and help with the re

>> he's filthy, vile and says nasty things.ge jeanine: wasn't bill clinton -- wasn't he impeached for doing nasty things? what rights do you have? what law is the legal right that you are fighting are? >> to have better immigration. judge jeanine: but you have better access to immigration, you have to follow the immigration laws. >> not seen anything in disabilities. >> what have you seen in his agenda, he's not even president for 24 hours. >> introducing a bill on abortion that you can't have abortion after six weeks, if he gets 5-4 on the supreme court, guess what? judge jeanine: wouldn't 5-4 on the supreme court be exactly where we were before scalia died? >> no. judge jeanine: yes! >> he's only one figure head. judge jeanine: right, but if the senate and the congress, you want them to do something, does it make sense that the democratic congress people, 68 of them didn't show up. doesn't that tell you they're not going to work together? >> i don't think that's what that means, but -- judge jeanine: if they can't even show u

rescuers found her in a filthy room without food or water.he is being cared for by justice rescue in delaware county collecting donations for her care. >>> a high school athlete showed true sportsmanship. he recently made his varsity wrestling debut. his opponent volunteered for the match and allowed david to pin him. the moment allowed david to experience the thrill of victory. >> the atmosphere in that gym was priceless to see how that place erupted when david got his fall, it was great. >> team made say dave's spirit is what drivings them to push harder in every match. >> american airlines is offering a cheaper ticket, but it is bare bones even when it comes to carry on. >>> in you're frustrated by arm flab you don't want to miss fitness tip at 6:20. ♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two wake-up wraps for $3. enjoy two freshly-made oven-toasted wraps with bacon, sausage, or ham, and keep on all day. america runs on dunkin'. of being there for my son's winning shot. that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette min

i have the most stylish corner of the filthy storeroom out back.late of beans, $10 a day. yeah, things get hard when they find out you are on the run. there's a dry wash south of town, pick me up there. there may be another attempt on his life. i'll be back in the morning with my people. thank you, doctor. knowing thrush as we do they're going to keep after it. fortunately, dr true anticipated that. he said his enemies would have to hunt down the four winds to find his formula. and one more word. daughter. he is flying east. 2000 miles approximately. there is an envelope with the logo of moslov air, one of the few airlines flying into dagestan. # take good care of my baby...#. i think the things i look back on with pride are some of the songs. i still love take good care of my baby, run to him, and the night has a thousand eyes. # remember, when you tell those little white lies # that the night has a thousand eyes #. when a group has an instant hit, it is very nice for them, because they don't need to worry about selling records, and for disc jocke

that was filthy. the hoosiers trying to come back. the runner will not go. terps convert it. 75-72.ang on, george mason at st. joe's, the patriots down one late. mason never gives up the lead after that three. they win 75-67. and the stanley cup champion pittsburgh penguins are at the verizon center tomorrow. keep an eye who is on the verge of 1000 points. jonathan: john wall is on fire. erin: he better keep it up. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, there's an adjustment for that. tilt your tormentor and put those snores to sleep. does your bed do that? come into a sleep number store and save $600 on our best selling mattress. it's a no brainer. steve: it is really nice out there, tomorrow when the lower 50's. middle 60's thursday. then friday we will see a cool with temperatures falling to near 50 in the morning, into the 40's, much cooler saturday. upper 40's monday. and look what happens the middle of next week. we are in the middle to upper 50's daytime highs with a nighttime lows well above freezing. at this point, saturday may be a wintry

the army nurses remained behind with the sick and wounded and were later interned in manila in a filthy prison camp at santo tomas. the men were packed in steamers headed for manila. hundreds of filipinos watches as the prisoners endured a brutal six-mile march in the scorching sun down the city's dewey bouleva boulevard. >> we saw a young filipino lady holding a young baby in her arms. this jap ran over, grabbed it from her, threw it in the air and caught it on a bayonet. >> their destination, theous pr. it was a stop-over on the way to their new home, a prison camp 90 miles north of manila. >> we were kept there for a couple of weeks. rumors of a death march came into it and what had happened to our buddies who had surrendered on april the 9th. >> the prison is a very rough place. >> there we were given little rations of water and minor rations of rice. >> all the time i think about how many i going to get out of here? the prison, i knew i couldn't escape from there. >> a lot of guys were in bad shape. and the rest of us, we went up. and at cabana tawan, we'd get half a rice a day, we

he will be filthy rich.t i agree with him on, one criticism i made, it's all about and save dangerous products and recourse , we save dangerous products and recourse , we have save dangerous products and recourse, we have neglected business, i think because every single thing i seem to buy is made overseas, we single thing i seem to buy is made overseas, we don't have manufacturing any more so to that extent i agree with him. that's the point, peter, iwas in extent i agree with him. that's the point, peter, i was in los angeles correspondent for the bbc in the 19905, correspondent for the bbc in the 1990s, nafta came in and jobs went. nothing was done about the communities with their jobs nothing was done about the communities with theirjobs went from. like scotland. there is a sense from his supporters that he is on their side. he talked about pennsylvania, ohio. states that he won because of these voters, working class white voters. those who lost their manufacturing jobs since nafta. there is no doubt tha

>> we got back from tahoe and my car is filthy from kids and we have to drive people around tonight. >> reporter: ktvu, fox 2 news. >> you can go to our web site for full coverage of the storm damage and get the latest forecast as well, because more rain is on the way tomorrow, all there for you at ktvu.com. >>> raiders' owner mark davis is in new york to talk about the team moving to las vegas. coming up in a moment, hear about the possible decision of the relocae raiders may not come for a while. >> plus, we may have found the answer to the question, can there be too much snow in the sierra, when ski resorts are expected to reopen followi days of closures. as ceo of exxonmobile... rex tillerson put exxon's interests before america's i'm not here to represent the us government's interest. instead, tillerson sided with putin. with billions in russian oil deals... he opposed us sanctions on russia... ...for war crimes forced to pay hundreds of millions for toxic pollution... ...putting profits ahead of our kid's health. tell your senators to reject rex tillerson. and protect american

laughter ] we got back from tahoe and my car is filthy from kids and i have to drive others around in it tonight. >> reporter: brace yourself, there's more rain tomorrow. ktvu fox 2 news. ♪ [ music ] >>> just a little bit over a week ago we talked about the atmospheric river developing, bringing extreme rainfall to northern california and the bay area and that forecast was verified, the two-part system and the one that moved in yesterday which was pretty active out there, producing the thunderstorms. look at the rainfall totals over the past five days, the numbers adding up, 14 inches of rain in boulder creek. and we're not just talking about a few hundreds of an inch, but significant rainfall. we picked up the bulk on sunday and then yesterday. as you can see on the satellite and radar the next system, yes, another system approaching, producing scattered rainfall now and the main focus is up in the north bay so the scattered showers, extending out toward portions of the east bay, toward richmond. backing the maps out, mostly cloudy skies over a good portion. south bay but here is our

was thinking the same thing until i was within a tour of the old street jail which is old, cep pid, filthycides. >> we had a ten-year period. the individuals were successful. this is definitely going to save us money. >> has, he says, everyone that is being processed will be brought to one facility. >> one of the things that happened from here. the number of officers that are actually involved in the process and going to be done en one facility. >> that way, more police will be cleared up to do bus police business, cracking down on crime, and he walked me through how the police pulled up with prisoners at this new facility they have a lot of different entrances now where they can come in. the cars can come in and there are so many stores. you cannot even get through without one door closing. there is no way. if you try to escape this place. there is no way. good luck. >> oh. >> oh-oh. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it houses 90 people which is twice as large as old facilities rand the mirrors in the cells. i wake like, oh, it is a mirror. incan check my hair and everything. >> this is actually a camera. ♪ ♪

one of them called rare filthy rich and get this, it includes art all made from trash. >>> when you sees happening make sure you take out your phone and shoot it and use the fresco app to send it to our news room. today one. >> chris thanks. >>> your health it's going to the dogs. a new study finds that dogs love to listen to music and they actually have a favorite genre. the scottish spca and the university of glasgow published a paper which suggests that dogs prefer reggae and soft rock. who knew? researchers play a variety of music to shelter dogs and then assess their changes in behavior. the most positive behavior changes happened when the dogs were played reggae and soft rock. heart rates lowered tails waged more and overall, well, the dogs were more relaxed. >>> it is friday night which means of course sean brace is here with something to get off his chest. sean. >> yeah, dawn, a recent report has eagles fans all hot and pottered. it seems owner jeffrey lurie wants to be more involved in the day to day. my commentary on why eagles man's need to relax and realize the front office

. >>> the alameda county sheriff arrested 20 people in an illegal gambling operation inside a filthy building that was supposed to be empty. yesterday morning's raid was at 7th in east oakland. a ktvu news crew was there. we had a close up look inside. take a look. authorities found 28 people living there illegally including a 5-year-old child. guns, drugs and the slot machines were taken. >> there are some very unclean and unsafe conditions in there. it just -- the smell alone is enough to make you want to leave that place. >> now officials say that just like the ghost ship warehouse this was an example of a supposedly empty building being used for something '. property manager said she was surprised to hear that people had occupied the building. the 5-year-old has been turned over to cps. >>> a late night public hearing in livermore focused on a plan to expand the pumping many oil wastewater into an underground aq. >>announcer: ofier. a bakersfield company has filed to expand it's exelse from the federal safe drinking water act for the disposal of oil wastewater in the area. oppone

some stations are in really poor shape, filthy and disgusting. i would love to see bathrooms available to the riders. and there is relief on the way. >> reporter: a $3.5 billion bond measure was passed by voters to help repair tracks and help work on the electrical system. and there are also new train cars rolling in later this year. so the b.a.r.t. board just urges riders to be patient. reporting live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> and if you would like so see the survey for yourself, we posted this on our abc news app and abc7news.com. there are a lot of interesting numbers and statistics and we want to know what you think about all of this. post your comments on social media with the hashtag and we might show them on the air. >>> up next, the major decision expected today and why it is forcing lawmakers to scare off again u.c. leaders. >>> and remembering mary tyler moore, the mark she left on so . >>> new this morning in the south bay, the chp is investigating a crash involving a critical care transpo

in filthy weather the two combined beautifully and minutes later would do so again. 2—0 up, spurs hade alli added his name to the scoresheet. the match was almost over at half—time. watford hoped the some improvement after the break. another goalfor dele improvement after the break. another goal for dele alli seconds in was not the restart they hoped for. spurs failed to keep a clean sheet. younes kaboul scoring. no hat—trick for either goal—scorer today, they we re for either goal—scorer today, they were substituted early to save them for bigger challenges ahead and the first of those comes quickly, now ten points behind the league leaders, spurs welcome chelsea to white hart lane on wednesday. i think we played one of the best first halves. the effort was fantastic. we have come from a busy period. christmas and new year you play a lot of games. it is fantastic to see the team fresh. yes it would be difficult but on top of that, it is important to get back the players injured and the transfer market is always difficult. we will see, something we need to do, especially with the situa

and somebody's getting filthy rich off of this scheme. and who is it? can you tell me that? >> is the federal government getting rich off of the student loan system? >> that's an excellent question. actually, congress asked us that question a couple of years ago. and asked us if we could figure out what is the sweet spot to make sure that they can set interest rates just right without making a profit or getting a loss. and unfortunately, the answer is you really can't get to that sweet spot. you're not going to be able to do it because the loan conditions change over time. i would say that for the income-driven repayment plans that we've been talking about, there is a cost as we've been saying to the government. on the other hand, for many of the other plans, these are just the standard plans, for example, the government currently is expected to make money off of those plans. >> is it more than $74 billion what we'll be making off the plans, we as taxpayers? . that is the current estimate. the estimate could change over time as those loans are paid off, and we find out the r

a lot of you would like to get rid of some filthy weather and it has been that way across a good partt. transition you must have to go through with the rain before the blue sky but some areas already have plenty. south counties, parts of anglia, parts of wales, too, faring quite nicely. the cloud is fit enough for persistent rain over much of scotland, but with time drifting away towards the north. clearing skies mean a lot of ice with surfaces not treated, and across parts of scotland and north of england and the north midlands do, lowered temperatures, lowering the countryside. cloud and mild conditions across the south—west. cool start elsewhere as that call—out rolls over it, you might lock in in the northern ireland and wales, a cool day demo cooler in the north but a fine day. further south, things turn milder. you don't want to stand outside and this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. britain signs a deal with turkey to develop turkish fighterjets worth more than £100 million as talks continue for a trade boost post—brexit. we both want to build on our existing link

about the border itself is that i think it is seen and promoted in this country as this terrible, filthyscar that is dividing two countries at odds with each other. but you could just as easily see it as an imaginary line that unites two countries as neighbors. and there's a lot of brotherhood and commerce and interchange of idea and culture and affection that you've forgotten. >> hinojosa: and one of the things that you decided to do with your most recent book, into the beautiful north... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...because you're a very serious writer. >> ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: you're a serious guy, you know? you take on some really tough issues. >> ( laughing ) but i try to make them funny. >> hinojosa: okay, it's true. but into the beautiful north is about this group of girls-- young mexican girls, and again, one of the reasons why i love the book so much is because young mexican girls right now are seen as kind of powerless... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...the victims of... you have young latina girls in this country feeling powerless, and that's a whole other part of the story, but thes

the filthy they combine beautifully, and they would do it again.coresheet. this match was almost over at half—time. overwhelmed so far, watford hope for improvement after the break. another goalfor dele improvement after the break. another goal for dele alli just seconds in wasn't the restart they were hoping for. spurs failed to keep clean sheet. younis kabul eventually managed something from a set piece. no hat—trick for either of tottenham's goal—scorers today. they we re tottenham's goal—scorers today. they were substituted early to save them for the bigger challenges ahead. the first of them comes quickly. now ten points behind the league leaders, spurs welcomed chelsea to white hart lane on wednesday. spurs welcomed chelsea to white hart lane on wednesdaylj spurs welcomed chelsea to white hart lane on wednesday. i think we play one of the best first halves. and for that, the effort was fantastic. we come from a very busy period, christmas and new year. always you play a lot of games. it's fantastic to see the team fresh and competitive we sho

. >> she's filthy. disgraceful, she's a bad woman., and all of this lusting after a cartoon is problematic, it reminds me of who framed roger rabbit. >> tom: jessica rabbit, i didn't find her groupie. creepy. >> i don't know, i don't think the aesthetic is heterosexual, do you agree with me on that? >> a woman and a male mr. clean. >> i don't think the people who thought this campaign -- >> this came from gay guys, is what you're saying? i'll back you up, mr. clean and had a great ass. >> it's a little bit strange to sexualize mr. clean, i never thought that was the idea. but now that you look at it, i guess he's a big muscle he guy. >> tom: i think that's what it was. from a physical standpoint, he's well conditioned, right? >> low body fat going. >> tom: just from cleaning or did he have to do extra stuff? >> this is what i do not like, it's false advertising, you cannot get a body like that by cleaning the kitchen. by cleaning anything, this man is at the gym all the time, he is doing this on the side because he cannot get a real j

. >> he's filthy, vile and saysgh nasty things.udge jeanine: wasn't bill clinton impeached for doing nasty things? what rights don't you have? what is the law or legal right you are fighting for? >> immigration. >> but you want better access to immigration, you have to follow the immigration laws. >> we have not seen a need for disabilities in his agenda. judge jeanine: what have you seen in his agenda. he hasn't even been president 24 hours. >> they are introduction a bill on abortion where you couldn't have an abortion after 6 weeks. judge jeanine: isn't 5-4 where we were before scalia died? if the senate and the congress -- you want them to do something, does it make sense that the democratic congress people that didn't show up. doesn't that show they are not going to work together? if they can't even show up for the inauguration because the i hate is so deep there is nothing the man can do? >> hate shreveport that deep. if he take afford and care and work with the democrats and gets the coalition. judge jeanine: he won't even s

walton started walmart, gets filthy rich. >> he absolutely started this business in order to make money. but what he did was bring necessary stuff to working class people at lower prices than they could get anywhere else, and that is a -- he is a much greater benefact offer humanity than barack obama or elizabeth warren or any of these others. [ applause ] >> and then there's a whole group of people, ted turner who created cnn. brian land who created c-span. jeff bezos at amazon, jimmy whales at wikipedia. larry page and sergei bren at google. they brought knowledge to the world, transparency, we get to find out more or less what politicians are up to because of this. john: but some of this did it to make money. >> some didn't, jimmy whales created a charity. he may wish he didn't do that. sure they do it to make money, by the invisible hand as adam smith put. if you set out to make money, the only way to do it is to provide people with something they want. >> one of the things that's a challenge talking about media and filmmaking, the invisible hand is hard to film. john: that's a good

. >> tom: but we couldn't keep nick over here -- >> i can't help your filthy mouth.all of us equally. we all suffered. >> all right. >> tom: i think the show is over. >> sorry for mentioning the elephant in the room. sue and very special thanks bh, tim young, ambassador john bolton, and nick mullin. we got ten seconds left, say good-bye everybody. ♪ >> mexico's leader tells president trump, "no mas." this is "special report" ." good evening prayed welcome to washington. i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. president trump's insistence that mexico will pay for a wall along its border has triggered the trump administrations first full on diplomatic desktop. mexico's president has canceled a visit to washington. mr. trump spokesman floated the idea of a 20% tax on mexican imports to fund construction of the wall. all this on a day with the new american president t

paraphrase saying if the press were to see -- if blackov black overseers had kept their conditions in as filthy and miserable there would have been backlash. one had to shovel their barracks before settling in. troops had to sleep on the playground because the barracks were so rickety they might fall over. it was atrocious. >> host: kevin costner reminded me of this. did any of these people go desert or nato? george cook did in some extent. >> guest: i know of no case of army officers going desert or incognito. there are a handful of cases of soldiers one in particular during the conflict on the southern plains the indians were believed to have fought, directed by bugle calls and the bugler was believed to be a deserter from one of the black buffalo soldier units. >> host: we had ron white in here just a week ago with his wonderful book on grant. and we have a question from mar marise jeffries from louisville, kentucky. you can go to authorsvoice.net with watch the interview we had. it is really wonderful and this a spectacular book that leads into this and this question. thank you, maurice jef

press were to see, if black overseers and plantation owners had kept their slaves in conditions is filthy and miserable in which our soldiers lived, one regiment when it came west shoveled inches of that guano out of their barracks before they could settle in. in many cases, the barracks were so rickety they would fall over in a windstorm, lack of budget. >> host: dances with wolves was just on. kevin costner reminded me of this. any of these people deserted or others go native? certainly george cook to some extent did. >> i know of no case of an army officer deserting. >> host: soldiers themselves? >> guest: documented -- there are a handful of cases. one in particular during one of the conflicts in the southern plains, the indians were believed to have thought corrected by bugle calls in the bugler believed to have been a deserter by a black unit. .. so there thinking was, and grant, what scant evidence there is is very damning. and it is impossible to come to conclusion that this was his decision thinking, and it was a question of choosing between the, even though he wasn't running aga

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the press were -- if black overseers and black plantation owners had kept slaves in conditions as filthy and miserable as that which our soldiers lived, there would have been a cry for the civil war that these -- one regiment when they came out in 1866 had to shovel out of barracks before settling in and buildings in many cases they had to sleep on the playgrounds and e troshous and the lack of budget, lack of upkeep. >> dances with wolves with just on and kevin kosir reminded me of this. are any people deserted or any others go nato -- >> one in particular, the indians were believed to have fought, directed and believed to be a deserted from a black unit, one of the buffalo soldier regiments. there were a handful of deserters that went to the inane side but no officers. by the way, you go on sight and watch the interview that we've had, a spectacular book. >> the need for cash in the gold in the black hills would ring or pressure of proexpansion? after that point guarantees attitude was sympathetic to indians. in fact, we learned in ron's book that he was the first president to bring up

sight for soar eyes but employees and customers say it's not about not wanting to drive around in a filthy car could cause damage. >> we see the undercarriage of the vehicles don't do well if they are not maintained. the brine is caustic to the brake lines and under side. it's a must and creates safer driving conditions but the good thing can have bad consequences if you don't get rid of it as soon as possible. and there is nothing like driving a clean car. >> it makes you feel good. >> back out live nothing like a clean car. keep in mind the sooner you get the salt off the car the better, if you plan on washing your car in the next couple of days or so expect some company. gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> maybe brian and i will get our cars in there. gray thanks. >>> a shuttered atlantic casino will reopen with or without gamble. the former property is branded as ten. glen straub plans to open even without a casino license. they say he needs one he says he doesn't because he will lease the area to a third party vendor, the two sides are still fighting over the issue. >>> it's time n

>> politics is a filthy trade. it now seems pretty astonishing how successful this appalling -- it is so surprising, come to think of it. nonetheless, politics then and now was a dirty business and it was the lowest point in the political career of otherwise a ery great man. he let his friend just be attacked without coming to his defense. if he had defended him at that stage, he could have really made a huge difference. he was a republican and marshall was a democrat but they had been so close together in the war and they were personal friends and he admired marshall unreservedly and on this occasion, i'm afraid he showed cowardice. >> you mentioned douglas macarthur. could you expand about marshall's relationship with douglas macarthur? what did he have to do with the strategy in the pacific? >> it was a difficult relationship because douglas macarthur thought douglas macarthur should be the u.s. chief of staff. he thought he ought to be the presiding reigning genius over american strategy in the second world war

this was good with so much salt down on the roads and the cars were all filthy, it was a pouring rainat swept through all of the northeast. right now it's over the top of boston and providence. it will be gone by the peak of the morning rush hour. and then it will be a nice warm day in the east. the west just continues to be a mess. all the blue is the snow. and it hasn't just been in california, the mountains of california, the wasatch, we are getting snow in the southern mountains of idaho. again, this is the area the worst of it has been, the central sierra nevada range. the blizzard conditions end early toy and we finally get done with this storm. this will begin to push on out. the next storm behind it for tomorrow is a weaker storm. it's a little further to the south where we get rain for you in los angeles. and some of the mountain peaks outside l.a., we'll get a little snow with this one. the snowfall total, the last couple days we had 60 inches. now we are down to a foot to two feet additional snow for central california. but the mountains out west will do well. look at the s

some stations are really in poor shape, filthy, disgusting. i would love to see bathrooms that were available to the riders. >> reporter: there is relief on the way but it's going to take some time. a $3.5 billion bond measure was passed by voters to help with the electrical system and to replace some tracks and new train cars will be rolling in later this year. in walnut creek, elissa harrington, abc7 news. >> we'd like to know what you think. "please improve fare gate reliability, station cleanliness, exit lines and agent availability and friendliness." in >>> it was a mixed day on wall street after the dow hit a record high yesterday. the dow extended its gains slightly into record territory but the s&p 500 and nasdaq slipped a bit on word of losses and health care and consumer goods. the dow closed up at 20,100. the nasdaq fell a point closing at 5600 and s&p fell to 2296. a new study shows uber is the most common expense among business travelers. uber accounted for 6% of all business travel transactions in 2016 moving ahead of starbucks.

the sheriff's office arrested 20 people in an illegal gambling operation in oakland inside of a filthy building that was supposed to be empty. yesterday morning's raid was at 67th and bancroft in east oakland. a news camera got inside, got a close up look. authorities found 28 people living there illegally including a 5-year-old child. guns, drugs and slot machines were taken. >> there is unsafe conditions in there. it just -- the smell alone is a enough to make you want to leave that place. >> officials say that just like the ghost ship this is another example of a supposedly empty building being used for something else. property manager said she was surprised to hear people had occupied the building. the 5-year-old was turnover to cps. >>> right now it's confuse 46. time to check in with the news at seven. >> good morning. when i join you near just a few minutes coffee prices going up and are asking you how much do you spend on coffee? do you go for the free stuff at the office? are you like me or do you splurge and see some problem spending five to six dollars on a good cup. a new r

the animals were found to be living in the property in filthy conditionwi conditions with urine soaked floors. >> the owner had become overwhelmed with her current situation. and was not able to keep up with the care of the animals and keeping things an sanitary. >> most of the animals are in the care of the aspca. they'll be put up for adoption after they are treated by staff. >>> it all started with this video of a local 9-year-old opening his gift went viral. the boy left speechless. by what he received. how a soccer star took that present a step further. >>> back to our breaking news now. a deadly airport shooting in ft. lauderdale, florida. five people are dead, eight others injured. the story's been developing since we got word of it four hours ago. >> the latest information we're getting is about the suspected gunman. let's head back to nbc 10's jim rosenfield. bring us up to speed. >> the latest information we're getting about the suspected gunman comes from his brother. he says his brother has had mental health problems in the past. we want to show you some video from earlier.

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in filthy weather, the two combine beautifully and minutes later, they would do so again. 2—0 up, spurs match was already over at half—time. com pletely already over at half—time. completely overwhelmed so far, or watford at least hope for some improvement after the break. another goalfor dele improvement after the break. another goal for dele alli seconds and was not the restart they were hoping for. spurs would not add to the lead and they failed to keep a clean sheet either. the former player eventually bundling over from a set piece but hardly a finish to celebrate. no hat—trick for either goal—scorer is today, they we re either goal—scorer is today, they were substituted early to save them for the bigger challenges ahead. the first of those comes quickly, ten points behind the league leaders, spurred welcome chelsea to white hart lane on wednesday. just a day after being named in england's six nations training squad, the leicester centre manu tuilagi limped out of the home premiership match against saracens with a right—knee problem. sarries won the game 16—12. tuilagi has suffered

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press, if black overseers and the black plantation owners and kept their slaves in conditions as filthy and miserable as that of which are soldiers live, there would have been a greater human cry before the civil war. that one regiment when he came out west extended his shovels into the bath water in their barricade before they can settle in. holdings were in many cases, troops had to sleep on the parade grounds because the barracks were so rickety they might fall over in a windstorm. it's astonishing the back lack of budget and lack of upkeep. >> anson mills was just on and kevin reminded me of this. did any of these people desert or did others go native? certainly george crook said. >> i know of no case of an army officer ever deserting and going native . i know documented, there are a handful of cases, one in particular during one of the conflicts of the southern plains, the indians were believed to have fought directed by bugle calls and a bugler was believed to have been a deserter from the black unit, one of the buffalo soldier regiments so there were a handful thatwent over to th

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