>> "come on, marietta. we're going." [ chuckles ] >> the couple hope their three kids will get involved. >> my mom and dad always had the feeling that, if you weren't here on the farm, you weren't working. >> my idea all along was that i could build something that i could pass down to my family. >> that was always in the back of your mind? >> always in the back of my mind. >> oh, it's in the back of his mind, all right -- way back there. when it finally gets to the front of dave's mind, this strange inheritance muddies the water. >> i think, in that process, it opened up a lot of resentments. >> that's next. and later... what are you saying? "where's my mama?" >> he's saying, "mama." >> "where's my mama?" >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. how many teeth does the typical alligator go through in a lifetime? 20 to 30, 200 to 300, or 2,000 to 3,000? the answer in a moment. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe

because living right there in marietta, i live in town, and we've got broadband connectivity. but every time it storms, it goes down. >> yes, sir. >> the internet goes out. and it's a problem. i can only imagine the frustration that the unserved areas of my district face. so i look forward to working with you. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you all three very much. madam chair, i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. mr. door? >> madam chair, i would request unanimous consent to enter into the record with a document of quotes from a number of isp executives claiming that the open internet order will not affect broadband investment, as well as a report by the public interest group free press on broadband investment and online video markets that shows investment is thriving under the current rules. >> without objection, so ordered. and mike and i have been sitting up here discussing privacy, and data security, and solving all of those problems. aren't you all thrilled. i am glad, we just are so appreciative of you all taking your time. there are no other members in the qu

college in ohio, the town of marietta, the first settlement in all of the northwest territory. i found letters, diaries, unpublished memoirs, such as you dream of finding. and so i have at least five or six characters for whom i have enough material i could write a biography of each one of them and what they did out there and the adversities that were in -- roadblocks, the things that like most of us give up but they didn't. they didn't give up. >> is it in part a story of these revolutionary war soldiers not adequately paid? >> yes. they were all revolutionary war stories and what the idea was, the government had no money but if the government had been given all this land as it had by britain, that was land of infinite value. imagine, it was bigger than all of the -- all of the 13 colonies. it was bigger than all of france. and -- and there was nobody except for the indians, nobody living there. none. there are no bridges, no roads. only road was the ohio river. and the courage it took to do that, to go out there. and of course, they're not only establishing a community that h

it's a story out of marietta, georgia near atlanta. she moved out of her home and was selling her house. that's when she said a family of four moved in without her permission. she did what everyone would do, call the cops. the family living there says she rented the home. they sign documents and got the keys from a person they thought was the owner and they say, they are not moving out. >> all i know is on the legal owner of a property and i should not have to expend this energy to get someone out that i did not give permission to be in my home. >> hundreds of people reacted to this story. there were many questions like this one viewer who reached out to our verify team. >> my name is john from virginia and i'm wondering what the squatting rights or laws are in northern virginia. >> great question. a lot of people are wondering, could something like this happen to them. could it happened around here virginia, maryland or dc. our verified research team looked up the adverse possession law that deals with squatters rights for virginia. h

. >>> first, a man takes hostages >>> a police standoff at a bank in marietta, georgia is over and all the hostages are safe. the suspect is now dead. the man claimed to have a bomb, after hours of negotiation police rammed the side of the bank using a military style assault vehicle. the employees were able to get out, police shot and killed the suspect. a bomb squad is checking for explosives still. >>> maybe it was the onions on the burger or no fries either way, a man used mace on workers at a mcdonald's in north carolina. he was in the drive-through at 4:00 in the morning and the crew got the order wrong. the customer used mace in self- defense because the worker lunged at him but police ordered up a assault charges. >>> people across the country are shaking their heads in disbelief on our wusa9 facebook page one person says what is wrong with people? >> you better count them nuggets. remember the old mcdonald's ping -- big mac jingle? >>> they are calling it the summer of health, a massive repair project gets underway monday at the manhattan penn station the busiest train station

i found that in a collection in marietta, ohio which was the first settlement in the northwest territory. to other new england states. they were veterans of the revolutionary war who were inadequately compensated for what was called script, senate money and it was worthless by and large and compensate for that terrible oversight, unfairness with land. who had been through eight years of torment and difficulty and hard slogging. and start this whole new community in the middle of the wilderness. i can get into their lives in a way that you couldn't do for a group of people today. every imaginable thing that could go wrong went wrong but they would not give up. they would not give up. this is important. we tend very often to misjudge people because they are members of this group or that group. those who tended to misjudge the puritans. this idea they are warm black and stuffy and boring, not having any fun whatsoever in life, not true. they were colorful close, they liked to have parties, they liked to sing and dance and had many admirable objectives in life and one of them was education.

santa clara ranked number one across the country followed by marietta, georgia, arlington, virginia, d.c., and san francisco. the rankings are based on favorite play lists of the actors. >> that is appointment doing and i cannot wait for sunday night. that's okay. you need to. right now at 6:00 we are following breaking news out of the east bay. this massive fire erupted in downtown lafayette destroying several businesses and the chamber of commerce. the live from the scene with the damage left behind as try figure out what sparked that fire. >>> plus breaking overnight major developments in the search for four missing men in pennsylvania. the grim discovery made overnight. >>> and president trump touches zoun in paris. the new questions he's facing about his son's controversial meeting with a russian lawyer. today in the bay continues right now. >>> and a very good thursday morning for you, thank you for joining us i'm sam brock. >> >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. one step closer to the weekend and friday eve, in fact. all right. let's take a look at the forecast right now with kari

last week i had the privilege of traveling to marietta, ohio. it was there i heard countless stories from individual businesses and local government leaders who will up for no other reason than their geographic location and maybe a slight income gap find themselves on the wrong side of the digital opportunity divide in appalachia. too many families in rural america and even many urban communities are suffering from conductivity and substandard service to add insult to injury is simply unaffordable. i believe however that if we commit as an agency to put the interest of consumers and small businesses first, we will be able to truly say we are fulfilling our statutory mandate to serve the public interest. allow me to send the majority of my testimony today further explain how the commission can achieve this goal. among my top priorities is preserving the commission's 2015 open internet roles. but just what is this administration's response to the now 12 million commenters who express their views with commission to propose the dismantling of the ru

even isabella from marietta, california.ple filling central park right now because imagine dragons is here. we're about to hear from them. that's brought to you by pantene. your local news and weather next. things are heating up on the wta time to play when the us open series hits stanford... for the bank of the west classic, join the celebration of summer. where the action off the court, is just as hot as the action on it. july 31st through august 6th join us monday, july 31st for net generation kids' day. the ultimate family tennis experience! don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by subaru. love, it's what makes a subaru a subaru. love, it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> good morning. it's 7:56 on this friday. hope you're doing well. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." meteorologist mike nicco has your warm forecast. hi, mike! >> hey, reggie. hi, everybody. let's open up the weather window on san rafael and you can see the sunshine is out. if you're relaxing b