mcclellan cut a dashing figure. a city alderman by the time is 27 he was elected mayor in 1903 at the age of 38. his father had run against abraham lincoln for president and been a famous civil war general idea no formal role in the construction. he was savvy enough to realize his citizens were clamoring for it. on his first day in office he took a tour of the tunnels to shows interest and appreciation for. unlike his most immediate predecessors who were voted out of office in a year or two, mcclellan proved popular enough to last five years into his term has funds for huge public works progress grew as he oversaw the construction of the queensboro and manhattan bridges. for the subway you know to benefit from writing in office at the right time and he made history when he pushes in forward and begin the first subway ride in new york's history. the car rounded a corner in the lives of brooklyn station human to do. the car stopped when emergency brake was bombed. america kind of things and had a sober moving again in

mcclellan was playing on the short court. he aced and got another hole in one on the 116 yard next hole. he is the son of todd mcclellan. >> a big fish tank busts open in a crowded restaurant. >> the catch of the day, next. and then cover the papi. announcer: the moment babies are born, their brains are forming the connections that determine how they learn...think...and grow. in the sky. [ babbles ] talk and read to your children from day one. this is tomato soup. announcer: their brains are actually developing with your every word. it's free, easy, and something you can do anytime. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> 11:27 now. diners in florida experienced a bit of a surprise here. a wet dinner you could say. >> look at the water just pouring out from the fish tank sending customers running from their seats and trying to save the fish. we're told all of the fish are okay. have a great day. - ...and side. excellent. keep those cores strong. three, t

. >> reporter: first responders like the mcclellans risk their lives to try to save others and experts say their wounds also run deep. >> in some ways your whole system is overwhelmed by the stress. you can feel helpless that you can't do enough to save people. >> reporter: the responders put their own needs aside when disaster strikes, people like paramedic tony mccarty, who we met last may in moore, oklahoma, when an ef-5 tornado cut through his community, killing 25 people. he was one of the first on the scene. >> there is nothing good to say about holding a lifeless child in your hands. you hurt for the family. >> this is the side of first responders that people don't get to see. >> reporter: but when they save lives, it's a reminder why they make the sacrifice. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: when a devastating earthquake struck haiti four years ago, killing more than 316,000 people, the los angeles county fire department answered a call for help. >> when you pull somebody out alive, regardless of the circumstances, they're all tough, but it's remarkable. >> as difficult as all t

they explain to us that they were the first to report george mcclellan's glorious assurance that he could do it all when i gave him command of the union army as low as the army of the potomac. the first to reveal a lincoln's great distress early in the war when washington d.c. was cut off from the north and the president was keeping an anxious vigil for the troops and said why don't they come. the biographer's offered unprecedented insight into linkage decision making in the investment a black soldiers and get an insider's view of this interaction of the union army at command. above all what they did was create a master narrative that continues to command serious scrutiny more than a century after its introduction. populating his cabinet with former opponents for the republican presidential nomination he demonstrated his discernment and magnanimity in choosing men who he did not know, recognize them as governors, senators, and statesman while they yet looked upon him as a simple frontier lawyer and a rival tomb chance had transformed the honored that they fell do themselves. effectively t

todd mcclellan leading one of the hottest teams in the nhl 1st period/ scoreless james sheppard turns on the red light 1-0 sharks 2nd period/ 1-0 sharks joe colbourne ties the game for the flames 1-1 shootout michael cammalleri beats alex slaylock to give the flames the lead last chance for the sharks sheppard can't do it this time karri ramo turns him away final 2-1 flames with the point the sharks still clinch a playoff spot but their 4-game road winning streak is over wmns - cal vs baylor lindsay gottlieb locker room talk 1st half jennifer brandon running the floor finishes off the nice pass from brittany boyd for the layup 11-8 cal 2nd half/ 44-38 baylor brittany boyd right down the lane for the layup 44-40 baylor baylor goes on 13-2 run odyssey sims she had 11 of those 13 points off the steal she scores on the break than sims hits the dagger 3- pointer to make it 66-52 with only 4 ½ minutes left cal's season ends at 22-10 final: 75-52 baylor baylor plays kentucky in the sweet 16 round pryor wants our of oakland terrelle pryor is likely done with the raiders. general manager reggi

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so as they wrote, mcclellan on new of the division of his -- anywhere its trains, rear guard and calvaryre, where they were to march and hold and whether they would join the main body. nevertheless, mclovin failed to use this intelligence. the lincoln and introduced to the nation was a political operator. exerted control daily and hourly over the machine and command, they said, incarnation of the cabinet, the army, navy. you effectively get the sense that the introduced to the country the abraham lincoln who we all know today, sort of a stored individual. they are volumes numbered over 10, a million words, and they basically sought to establish lincoln's everlasting greatness. yet they we continue to the end to insist on his fundamental humanity. in lincoln's case, they said, as in that of all heroic personages who occupy great place in history, a certain element of the legend mingled with righteous thing. but they affirmed that lincoln was a man in fact and not a god. in the decades after their death, and hay and nicolay left behind a thesis that remained embedded in historical consciou

it was sold in mcclellan park. the winning numbers were drawn on saturday and so far nobody has come forward to claim the prize. they have had their share of power ball winners. they sold one winning ticket in milpitas, it was not me, claudine wong or sal, sorry about that. they won the $348 million jackpot. >>> how the police will fight theme, stay tuned, we will be right back. . >>> the cause of a large house fire, it started in unincorporated san leandro. they say say the fire was tough to fight because of the way it was built. it had been on fire again and nobody has been there since then. >>> a woman is fighting for her life in an east bay hospital. she was fighting inside of her home and they received the first 911 call many say they wasn't door to door ordering them to leave their homes. >> he literally grabbed me by the wrist, we are evacuating and the first thing i said was what about the other people in the house? >> they said the the other people were taken in for questioning. they are firing the head of

6 jackpot was purchased in eiñ mcclellan at tulle oil north of sacramento.> new this morning, middle school students are ((r&d their oow 3,000 book library.ir oow 3,000 according to our media partner "the mercury news" the students at realm charter school raised $40,000 in just three days using the crowd funding site kickstarter. the 108 students hoped to raise $75,000. school officials say once they Ñ meet that goal a foundation will provide an additional $30,000 in matching funds. good day to curlf> Ñah out on the rooftop. how is it looking? >> it's wet out here, matt. you know what? we're enjoying it and more wet weather very light on and off mist and drizzle throughout the day today. san jose lookingxtu a little b damp as well as fremont, toward 580, the north bay as well. look for on and off light rain showers for the beginning of the week. we're dry tuesday. better chance of rain with heavier showers into thursday and warmer by the end of the s6 e!-9ñ thanks for joining us on the abc 7 sunday news. we're off early this morning jth bas. next the new yo

mcclellan shouted out times square station but instead of slowing he pushed the subway harder up to 43 miles per hour far faster than headley anticipated on the was supposed to be a leisurely pleasurable trip. slower here, easy for the kurds. the pastor worker and sidestep the train when he saw it coming and lighted towards the last express station where it slid over switch in the ground to the northbound track. the trap -- it was after 96 mcclelland took his hand off the control some of the motor man george morrison takeover. mcclelland taking out a sigar that he lived in puffed shook his tired wrist. that was a little tiresome. you have to keep pressing that thing down. the train continued north until without warning the passengers staring down the darkened tamils were looking out into the dusk. the subway train emerge from the ground onto a viaduct. it was the only place where new yorkers who knew the precise spot came to cheer it on shouting from the streets. in response morrison blew the train whistle before it disappeared out of sight. a little glimpse into the new york's opening

. >>> todd mcclellan's 14-year-old son kale made history. he holds back-to-back holes in one.at was on the 8th and 9th pa(w holes. two swings, two aces. and they say the odds of making back-to-back aces with two swings is one in a million. so diane, i know you say you were really interested in that story. but what are the odds? i can go buy a lottery ticket and probably do better than p tha. the warriors back in action on sunday. they're hoping to gain? ground on the trailblazers in the western conference. >> just incredible. and it's so fun to see a little kid doing that. >> he probably doesn't even realize what he's accomplish. >> it may not happen even one in the rest of his life, and he got two so early on. thank you, safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, fresh driscoll's strawberries are just $1.99. make it an extra scoop. breyers ice cream is only $2.88. and arrowhead water is just $3.29 a case. real big de

they're a married couple, jeff and jan mcclellan and they were among the first on the seen after the lands slide hit. >> take a square mile of land, scoop it all up-- trees, rocks, everything-- put it all into a blender, blend it until it's all chopped up, pour it on the ground. that's what we were in. it was things i never want to see again. >> reporter: that would seem to explain, as well, why the cleanup is so difficult. >> you take things off in layers. you know, you're removing layers and layers of material, and we pick through the pile by hand, with shovels, and we'd go down, like, 12 feet in the pile, and then you're still finding dry wall. , you know, pieces of beams off houses, roofing material 20 feet down under the mud. >> reporter: they are searching for people they know, one of them alan was with his fiance delaney. they were going over wedding plans when the landslide hit. >> they left at the peak of their love in an area they love to be at. i don't even think they know what hit him them and that's how i'm picturing it and that it was fast. i talk to alan every single d

it was sold in the sacramento community of mcclellan park.inners were drawn on saturday and nobody has come forward to claim that surprise. and the winner was sold two weeks ago. they will celebrate a million dollar jackpot. >>> sal, are you ready, 880 and everything else? >> yes, welcome and we are doing pretty well, i would say between -- it is looking pretty good but i would not say we have any slow traffic between downtown and and uptown, in case you want to get to, ds o this. i guess my mind is on the coast. and speaking of the coast pacifica to half-moon bay that looks good since i mentioned it. 682 to highway 24, also 5 minutes and drive times are not quite up there just yet so you may want to take advantage. let's go to steve. >>> all right, thank you steve, oh man, i am not going to make this. we have cloud cover to continue to stream over us and there will be another system. it dips is a little bit and you can see where the heavier amounts are and this slides by through tuesday morning and after that things look a little bit better.

winners in two weeks, 60 million is now belonging to a lucky winner in the sacramento county in mcclellanthe drawing was on saturday and nobody has come forward to claim the prize. they have had their share of powerball winners and another ticket was sold in milpitas two weeks ago and that winner still has not come forward. and they split a $348 million jackpot. if they didn't want it, i will talk it. >> the businesses when they were trying vote. >>> they are investigating the death of a 14-year-old girl struck and killed by a freight train and we will tell you what they plan to do to honor her memory. >>> we will show you that and up in mendocino county, it will make it south and how much south. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer bacon is only $3.99. rise and shine with simply orange oj, just $2.98. and oikos greek yogurt is only a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safewa

but if katie mcclellan has said, we can't look at the foolishness of ukraine. place where you have russian minorities, we need to look at the leadership. but at the same time the west doesn't always go where they should go. we should be decisive promoting western ukraine into nato. we are not doing it. lou: be barely run ourselves, it seems, at least in foreign policy terms. there aren't any options that i can be available for this president to blunt the ambitions were to halt the ambitions of vladimir putin, no matter if it is lithuania or the smaller states or ethnic minorities smack we are not going to scramble the jets were sent in tanks over this. however there's an economic option of you not using. and that is the will and natural gas options. to say that this is what we are going to do. >> here is the central issue. and i'd like to get a quick view from both of you and then we have to move on. but there is no long-term care. there is no time to build up assets for economic or military. vladimir putin has military force and the will to use it and he is mo

jeff mcclellan, a farmer, one of the first responders, along with his wife describes the toll. >> excuses if he get emotional, because it's been hard sometimes. i'm an emotional person anyway, that's all. i may cry during the day through this whole thing. i don't keep counseled of it, but it's just something that we -- it's something we do to relieve stress. we may laugh to relieve stress, we just may hold people, but it's a hard situation to get through. >> jennifer bjorklund is in washington this morning. this does remaining extraordinarily challenging for everyone there. these numbers keep moving. >> you heard his description about the emotional toll, the physical toll is an entirely different story, the slippery mud, heavy mud and the need to go through respectfully to clear through and be able to search for victims. the categorization is a complicated thing. earlier and for the last few days the death toll has been 16. we do expect that number to officially go up at the press briefing in a couple hours, but the missing list has been the one that's the most confounding. it was 176, n

the only ticket to hit the jackpot was purchased in mcclellan at tulle oil north of sacramento. students are using the power of the web to design and build their own 3,000 book library. the "mercury news" say students at realm charter school raised $who,000 using kickstarter. the 108 students hoped to raise $75,000. school officials say once they meet that goal a foundation will provide an additional $30,000 in matching funds. >>> next on the abc 7 sunday morning news at 6:00, despite all the recent rain, why the drought is still a serious concern. >>> the red carpet's all rolled down, ready for the stars, but will it rain on hollywood's biggest night? i'm akiko few gee ma at that in hollywood, i'll have that story coming up. >>> our coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. with on the red carpet at the oscars and at 3:00 on the red carpet live, see whathuáÑ a arrived. the 86th annual oscars begins at 5:30, followed by another edition of on the red carpet at the oscars. jimmy kimmel laughs with the winners at 10:00 on a special edition of requests jimmy kimmel live" followed by abc 7 news a

it will be at mcclellan park. a variety of problems including recycling, salts and contaminants. officials say the water supply is dwindling the threat of contamination increases at the same time. the two-day conference will focus on ground water resources and what communities can do to make it through the drought. >> supporters of a bottled water ban are rallying ahead after vote by san francisco council. the rally which includes a blind taste test will be held this afternoon on the steps of city hall before the council starts voting at about 2:00. the ban proposal would be outlawing bottled water sales on stit property starting in october for indoor events, then in 2016 it would include outdoor events. the proposal kaul calls for more drinking fountains and bottle refilling stations. >> movie lovers will head to the south bay to kick off the cinequest festival. >> it gets under way in downtown san jose, among the stars lining the red carpetant too yes, there she s our own christina loren. she will be emceeing th

the only ticket to hit the jackpot was purchased in mcclellan at tulle oil north of sacramento.estarts at $40 million. >>> new this morning, middle school students are using the power of the web to design and build their own 3,00Ñ book library. according to our media partner the "mercury news" say students at realm charter school raised $40,000 in just three days using the crowd funding start kickstarter. the 108 students hoped to raise $75,000. school officials say once they meet that goal a foundation will provide an additional $30,000 in matching funds. >>> this might be a day to head to the library if you can, this is open. check in with lisa argen and the clouds dominating our sky, huh? >> definitely. we are looking at light showers, some of the green out there in the south bay, the cruz mountains, be aware if you're headed out you may get some wet pavement and get a few sprinkles in the north bay, intermittent from napa to sonoma. high temperatures underneath the clouds. 60 at mafl moon bay, 65 in concord and san jose and the accuweather seven-day forecast chance of shower

that name sounds familiar it should, she the son of sharks head coach todd mcclellan. >> the closest i have gotten is playing at the course. >> closer than me. >> good day to go hit the links. >> fore, peggy and laura, watch out everybody. we've got a good looking day. laura's actually really good. i'm going to tell you that right now. take her on one day. 44 degrees in the south bay. 49 along the peninsula and 49 in san francisco. and i know that because golfers have told me that, laura. so you can't hide from it. 74 in the south bay, 74 in the east bay and 67 degrees today in san francisco. so yeah, great day for golf, we're not going to have a lot of wind. you don't have to be a straight shooter today. let's check the drive. >> you do, however, have to be a straight driver, stay in your lane, not with that driver. topped the ball but i can stay in my lane. folks are doing that in dublin. west 580 off of el charo. a smooth drive, you see at speed. that's great stuff. the map will show you. we're talking about a crash approaching the off ramp. that slowing has cleared up, improved i

and he met mccarthy as a result of his--of his dealings with jenner and john mcclellan, and the other members of the committee. c-span: 'have you no sense of decency?' who said that? >> guest: that's a famous phrase. that is an immortal phrase. it's one that appears in film clips, in documentaries about the period. it's joseph welch, the army's counsel, legal counsel. c-span: it's hard to see in this photograph here, but he is which one in this picture? >> guest: he's the one on the right, with his hand to his chin. c-span: and he was the counsel for... >> guest: the army, in their... c-span: the united states army. >> guest: united states army. c-span: what year? >> guest: this is 1954, during the famous army-mccarthy hearings. a lot of people have a misunderstanding--misconception about the army-mccarthy hearings. they assume that it was mccarthy investigating the army that was being televised here for the nation to see. in fact, it was mccarthy who was in the hot seat. it was mccarthy who was the accused, of allowing his staff members, including roy cohn, to blackmail the army by t

the $60 million a ticket was bought in sacramento county at thule-- tooley oil and mcclellan park.e forward yet so you probably should check yours. so in case you have to be the lucky winner of the power of all numbers are 3 ft. 2530. in part what number is 13. and let the yosemite lottery began. park rangers and hikers can now apply for permits to send you some of these iconic half dome. a limited number of permits are available through the lottery which started saturday. it was started back in 2011 to increase safety on the popular trio. the lottery system will end march 31st. but about 50 additional permits per day will be available 32 day in advance lottery during the hiking season. >>: coming up foul explained in the next edition of people behaving badly. -- i'll. has [phones rings] it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book, what is it, made of gold? just use citi popmoney. boom. ah, she's feeling lucky. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemistry book. with citi popmoney

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the $60 million ticket was bought in sacramento county at tooley oil and mcclellan park.e you happen to be the lucky winner the power of all numbers are 382530. and the power of all number is 13. >>: and let the yosemite lottery began. park rangers say hikers can now apply for permits to a said yosemite's iconic half dome. in limited number of permits are available through the lottery which started saturday. it was started back into those 11 to saturday. it was started back safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer bacon is only $3.99. rise and shine with simply orange oj, just $2.98. and oikos greek yogurt is only a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. circus if we are focused on weather traffic like we always are. erica has an update. let's check in with anny and george. >>: this might be the son and shot. the rain moves them. if you

jeff and jan mcclellan are husband and wife volunteers with the darrington fire department swiftwater. they have been part of the rescue effort there. they join me live now. i know this has been an emotional experience, to say the least, for both of you. i understand that you were able to rescue a man and flag down a rescue helicopter earlier this week. walk me through precisely how that happened, if you could, jeff and jan. >> yeah. when we arrived on scene, we realized right away it was bigger than we were ready for and something way bigger than anything we've ever been involved in. i immediately stepped out of the engine that i arrived in and i started hearing people screaming for help and other people that were trapped behind water screaming that there's people out here that need help. and so there were three other rescuers that arrived on scene. my wife arrived next with the aid car. and then another member of our department, sheila dobbins, arrived, they were both swiftwater techs along with myself. so we all geared up, we headed out. we found two patients that weren't what we c

reform plans is kathleen mcclellan national security and human rights council at the government accountabilityroject kathleen welcome thanks for being with us today thank you for having me so dianne feinstein's let's just go through these we have dianne feinstein's improvements act and mike rogers as far as a transparency and modernization act they're both being criticized fairly heavily by privacy advocates why well to understand what's wrong with these bills we have to go back to our basic system of checks and balances we all learned it in american history class the feinstein bill would actually even though the name sounds like it would help reform n.s.a. would do the opposite it would codified some of the worst surveillance practices namely the bulk collection of hundreds of millions of americans phone records and it would allow the n.s.a. to search those records without prior court oversight so no check no balance the rogers bill allows the companies to keep the records now i guess that's better than the government collecting them all but it has a major flaw and that is that it would allow

. >> people, though, tom mcclellan, have been charting the nasdaq 100. keeps climbing.e the 100-day is diminishing, decelerating, and at some point he said that's going to matter. >> there was an event yesterday, we see no reflection of it today, but late in the day, the health care and particularly the biometric stocks reversed sharply to the downside. they continue to be weaker today. they're weighing on the nasdaq. we'll watch that, see if that continues over a couple of days. and your coupon looks like it almost traded at $30. it's under. >> in the meantime, art, back live here, we did get you this. i'm going to -- actually, let's not guess what's inside. i'll help you open it if you don't mind. >> i think you can probably guess, art. >> this is art's birthday. look at that, it's dewar's. >> it won't make 13 years, that's for sure. >> will it make it to the closing bell? >> depending on how many ice cubes i can find. >> that's the european closing bell, by the way. art, happy birthday. we love you. have a great weekend. glad for your passion. >> thanks, art. >>> the