satya: i had never been to bombay, and then i showed up in milwaukee.avid: did you have a winter coat? satya: that was my first very valued possession in life, a winter coat, which is very important. unfortunately, i picked up this bad habit of smoking in india, in college. the one nice thing about going to school in milwaukee is if you are a smoker, you have to go out in the winter and smoke. that one winter in milwaukee cured me of my smoking habit. [laughter] david: wow. good. so, you got a job after you graduated at sun microsystems. and what was your job there? satya: i was a software developer. david: ok. and then you got recruited to go to another company called microsoft. and that was in 1992? satya: that's right. david: so, but you also had applied to go to the university of chicago school of business, so how did you decide to do one or the other? satya: you know quite frankly, david, i was very committed to saying oh, i want to go to the business school, maybe even go to wall street. that was my -- david: the highest calling of mankind, right?

milwaukee has some of the best food and drink in the country. something i know well because i went to college there. that's me when i had hair. and one of the newer local favorites is the soup market. stephanie: hi, honey. how are you? lemonis: a quick-service chain started in 2004 by chef dave jurena and his business partner. dave: anything else for you, sir? lemonis: dave did the cooking while his partner ran the business. woman: that's good. lemonis: and before long, the soup market had expanded to five locations, with plans for many more. then dave's partner and co-owner died suddenly, leaving him struggling to run the company and putting his dreams of expansion on hold. dave: can't do it. lemonis: and that's why he reached out to me. a high-margin, high-volume concept like soup would make for a great franchise opportunity. and with $2 million in revenue, the soup market may just be a few small fixes away from being the next big thing in fast casual dining. i'm meeting dave at the soup market location in hales corners -- a suburb of milwauke

the giants opened the cactus league against milwaukee. andrew mccutcheon struck out in the first inning. he was 0-2 for the game. pablo sandoval trying to make the opened a roster. he connects for a solo homeroom -- homerun. the oakland a's start chris carter. he singles in a run. there were five hits. last season, oakland hit 24 homeruns and he picked up where he left off. this was a two run homer. they go on to when, win, 9-8. tiger woods with golf is under contention. he rolled into the pot, one of three birdies in the round. he was within three shots. he was to back -- 2 back. it leads to a double bogey. he shot one over 71 and made cuts for the second time in three weeks with four shots back from the leaders. the nfl chase have traded marcus peters to the rams. in three seasons, peter leads the nfl with 19 interceptions. the warriors come out of the all-star break and beat the clippers. kevin durant's old team, they have not been able to beat them, they play the oklahoma city thunder. golden state shot 63% and steph curry shot 44 poi

hello from milwaukee. >> hi, pedro. i think what we need to do is we need to arm our last line defenders, and we did something very similar when 9/11 happened. we gave pilots the option to carry guns. and we haven't had any incidents from that. so i think we really need to arm our last line defenders and give them the opportunity to react when something bad does happen, and it will happen again. >> so you're talking about -- so brandon, you're talking about teachers then? >> yeah, absolutely. certain teachers, if they are willing and if they are qualified, they should be able to carry. >> and as far as milwaukee, does milwaukee or wisconsin do anything along that line? >> not currently, not in our city. not with the public school. i'm not sure what the situation with the private school. but within the public school, we do not, and fortunately, we haven't had an incident like that. but i don't know why we would want to wait before we actually implement something like that. >> so brandon, along this last line of defense y

milwaukee at new york. taking on the new york knicks >>> time now 5:22.king a live look at the interchange of 680 and 242. those heading in that southbound direction, we are tracking a new accident in walnut creek. we'll have the details and if it's causing delays coming up. first here's dennis with sports. >>> it was supposed to be payback for golden state last night after getting blown out by 17 in oklahoma city. the thunder came in to oracle riding a four-game losing streak. the warriors hadn't lost two straight all year. golden state shot just8 of 28 in three-point land. golden state with 25 turnovers. they never led in the game. 3rd quarter warriors down 18. paul george monster dunk had 38. 4th quarter russell westbrook finds adams with a dunk. this is the worst game the warriors played all year. the final, 125-105. >> it didn't feel like us. that's for sure. ball wasn't moving. and when it was moving, it was generally moving to the wrong team, you know, another 25- turnover night. so yeah, we're out of whack right now. we're not turning the way we n

to milwaukee. that is all worth checking out. news. -- time for no more news..>>> a fire destroys a library building that had survived for 100 years.>>> it has caught fire three times. the city watched it happen. they never secured the building.>>> the fire started today during a dispute among squatters. the 100 year old abandoned library is gone forever.>> the fire started about 2 pm this afternoon and got it the miller avenue branch library in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. deborah's live at the scene to tell us why the city owned structure has been a source of complaints for years.>> reporter: long vacant and overrun by squatters the building has a big sense -- fence around it out. ironically it is

the fbi and the department of justice, the milwaukee police department, and doj civil rights division of human trafficking prosecution unit, today that man is behind bars. and there hope he stays. stories like this are far too common and they don't always and injustice. that's why cooperative actions like today summit are so important. we must work together. at the department of homeland security, the blue campaign, i'm wearing blue and honor of that campaign and i hope you will do that next year that's a month we remind everyone of the challenge we face. see unified efforts to raise consciousness about human trafficking. in addition to new public service announcements will develop industry toolkits and products. will help you, private industry and nonprofits recognize the signs of trafficking specific to your line of work. two truckstop cashiers and hotel clerks to emergency room nurses, we want everyone who interacts with the public to recognize the signs, to know what to look for and who to report it to. i asked for your support in the effort. more information can be found on the w

the men and women at the milwaukee office, they are the ones that keep the opioids out of our schools. wey are doing fantastic, but have to make sure if there are certain individuals who did the orng thing, who cut corners, did something that implicates an american's civil liberties, it is our job to bring people to account so it doesn't happen again. mcconnell, have you seen the memo? do you agree with senator thune that the state intelligence committee, at least richard burke should see the memo before it is released publicly? sen. mcconnell: i don't if i don't have any suggestions to make to the speaker. speaker, do you really believe this memo has nothing to do with and no impact on the special counsel's investigation? speaker ryan: people should not implicate, people should not be drawing lines, implicating independent issues. this does not implicate the mueller investigation. this is about us holding the system accountable and reviewing whether or not fisa abuses occur. the government has been given extraordinary power over the civil liberties of citizens. it is our job to make

> milwaukee county. >> reporter: what made you know you needed to come from wisconsin to new york? >> because that was mecca. >> reporter: new york, not hollywood. in 1977 at the age of 22 he found himself living in the east village. >> near here? >> tompkins square park. yeah. it was a rough neighborhood. >> reporter: but a good place at a good time to shape the kind of actor he would become. >> when you started out as an actor here, what were your dreams? >> my dream was to get through next week and to be around these people that i thought were really fascinating and stimulated me. and initially that was this downtown scene and specifically these people working at the wooster group. i mean, it was a new kind of work. it wasn't a commercial work. it was a work that was personal and it was a work that pushed forms. >> reporter: the wooster group was experimental theater at its most experimental. 27 years with the company taught dafoe a very physical kind of acting. >> i have a lot of faith in the wisdom of the body. you know, i feel like the body doesn't lie. >> you said that you s

investigations unit of the homeland security department, the wisconsin department of justice and the fbi, the milwaukee police department and the u.s. attorney 's office along with other agencies, today that monster of a man is behind bars, and there are hope he stays. unfortunately, stories like this are far too common and they do not always and in just this. that is what cooperative actions like today's summit are so important because we must work together to end this scourge on our communities. homelandpartment of security, i am wearing blue in campaign." --blue january is the month that we at dhs remind everyone of this challenge -- it is our unified effort to raise public consciousness about human trafficking and bring traffickers to justice. in addition to new public service announcements as year, we will continue to develop training kits and products to private industry, law enforcement stakeholders and nonprofits to identify the signs of trafficking. from truckstop cashiers and hotel clerks to police officers and emergency room nurses, we want everyone who interacts with the public to recognize

like i said on tuesday, the men and women at the milwaukee office, they are the ones that keep the opioids out of our schools. these men and women are doing a fantastic job but we have to , make sure if there are certain individuals who did the wrong either brought by us or cut corners or did something that implicates an american's civil liberties, it is our job as congressional overseers to bring people to account so it doesn't happen again. >> this is her senator mcconnell. senator mcconnell, have you seen the memo? secondly do you agree with , senator thune that the state intelligence committee, at least richard burke should see the memo before it is released publicly? senator mcconnell: no, i haven't. i don't if i don't have any suggestions to make to the speaker. i think he is handling it just right. >> mr. speaker, do you really believe this memo has nothing to do with and no impact on the special counsel's investigation? speaker ryan: people should not draw lines. people should not implicate, -- that's what i'm suggesting. people should not be drawing lines, not implicating independ

investigations unit, the fbi, the department of justice, you're getting my point here on partnership, the milwaukee police department, the u.s. attorneys office for the eastern district of wisconsin, and doj civil rights division human trafficking prosecution unit, today that monster of a man is behind bars and there i hope he stays. unfortunately stories like this are just far too common. and they don't always end in justice. that's why cooperative actions like today's summit are so important because we must work together to end this scourge on our communities. at the department of homeland security, the blue campaign, i'm wearing blue in honor of our blue campaign, i hope that you all will do that next year in january, which is the month that we at dhs remind everyone of this challenge that we face, the blue campaign is our unified effort to raise public consciousness about human trafficking and bring the traffickers to justice. in addition to new public service announcements this year, the blue campaign will continue to develop industry tool kits and training products. these products will help y

the men and women over at the milwaukee office, at the field office in the fbi, they're the ones who keep the opioids out of our schools. these men and women are doing a fantastic job, but we also have to make sure that if there individuals that did the wrong thing, who brought by a sore cut corners or did something wrong that implicated american civil it is our job to bring people to account so it does not happen again. >> this is for senator mcconnell. have you seen the memo and you that with senator thune the senate intelligence committee should see it before it is released publicly? sen. mcconnell: no i have not and i have no suggestions to make to the speaker. speaker, do you really believe this memo has nothing to do with the special counsel's investigation? not ryan: people should draw lines, people should not implicate -- people should not be drawing lines and implicating independent issues. this does not implicate the mueller investigation, this is about us holding the system accountable and reviewing whether or not pfizer -- whether abuses occurred. the government has been

as far as milwaukee, does milwaukee or wisconsin do anything along that line nottion mark caller: currently. not with the public schools. i don't know about the private schools. in the public schools we do not and fortunately, we have not had an incident like that. i don't know why we want to wait before we implement something like that. how would you sell this idea to a parent or several parents might be concerned about having the gun presence in the school each and every day? aside from the fact that it could provide safety. toler: that's where we have use the facts. every one of the incidences, it's never a responsible gun owner that commits mass murder. it's somebody with some that ends upissue doing this. at who are these people doing this, it would give peace of mind for parents. it would not be a bad idea to arm teachers. that's brandon from milwaukee making the case for the arming of teachers. agree or disagree with him or add to the conversation. give us a call and you can post on twitter and facebook. picks upington times" the fact that the suspect was expelled from high school la

milwaukee, vegas followed our lead. that not only broke the back of mob,rokered mob -- broker but it was the end of the line for las vegas. jonathan bender: you talked about the interesting concept of how money came from las vegas to kansas city. wlliam ouseley: when the case it was 50t down, years after the st. valentine's day massacre in chicago. we went out on the streets with 50 or 60 search warrants. -- if the main guys here was scheduled to go to the airport. on $80,000re keyed money coming to kansas city. were waiting by the carousel at the airport. he picks a his bags and put them bags and putss them in the security office. we begin the search. there was a lot of thinking about how the skim money comes. hidden in secret compartments in a suitcase, somebody shoe? -- somebody's shoe? i said, empty your pockets. he pulled $4000 out of his pocket, and $40,000 out of another pocket, and put it on the table. that was the skim money. >> [laughter] where is the secret suitcase? come on. jonathan bender: [laughter] --wll

they will host the milwaukee brewers in scottsdale. >>> the oakland a's will host the angels today. bruce maxwell will be the catcher. chris davis and jed lowrie will not play until next monday. he will give up prospects more time on the field. >>> the warriors had an explosives that . >> explosive first quarter to beat the clippers. >>> staff curry had a great night with 44 points in 37 minutes. klay thompson had 19 points. >>> the sharks cannot stop one of the best teams in the western conference. they wash -- they lost to the predators, seven-one. that . >> 7-1. he surrendered seven goals on 46 shots. they play the chicago blackhawks tonight. >>> still ahead a private school in the south bay is being criticized for the way two boys handle sexual abuse and misconduct claims. >>> and oakland creek that is supposed to be clear and clean is not. >>> you can see traffic is off to a nice start. this is 80 westbound. >>> is take a look at some temperatures on the peninsula. one observation in stanford. 36 in pacifica, good morning. >>> is that chilly penguin because it is cold ? . >> is

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milwaukee recibieron cargos por la muerte de un recluso en 2016. - el fiscal de ese distrito anunci hoyados tenían la responsabilidad del cuidado del preso que quien murió por deshidratación. se alega que alguien del personal cómo castigos cerró la llave que permite el paso de agua a la celda. el preso estuvo sin agua seis días >> en virginia empiezan actividades de limpieza después de sociedad causada por la lluvia. la intensidad del agua género deslaves y acumulación de cinco pulgadas. el departamento de parques unió esfuerzos con voluntarios para recoger basura y exceso de agua luego de que se rebasará las aguas del río. las autoridades confirmaron que seis turistas ingleses iban a bordo de un helicóptero que se estrelló en el gran cañón brenda brito nos tiene más información >> en conferencia de prensa, el jefe de la policía de la tribu indígena indicó que los seis turistas son del reino unido. el suceso se produjo el sábado alrededor de las 5:00 de la tarde cuando la nave sobrevolaba el lado oeste del gran cañón >> según el oficial el trabajo rescatista se vio afectado por fuertes

wins 6-5 áevan wins 6-5 milwaukee wins 6-5 áevan longoria and none of last longoria and none of lasts starters played today --the a's taking on the angels in mesa matt olson picking up were he left off last season hits a 2-run bomb... oakland takes the lead oakland takes the lead 3-2 --angels come back to take the leadcome back to --angels come back to take the lead bottom ninth... anthony garcia hits a walk-off single a's win 9-8 the sharks in chicago taking on the blackhawks. they were looking to bounce back after their worst lost of the season in nashville. -- in the third period... referee, steve miller goes down... the puck accidently hits him... he was able to stay in the game san jose down by 2 timo meier lights the lamp... 15 goal of the season --in the final seconds artem anisimov scores an empty netter brent bruns can't make the save --chicago wins 3-1 sharks lose back to back games on the back to back games on the road do you really think fox news host, laura ingraham was just looking for ratings when she told lebron james to "shut up and dribble?" television ratings drive

giants led early 4-0 against the brewers but milwaukee would come back and that's a familiar swing. pablo sandoval! loses one over the right field wall. the giants fall 6-5 to milwaukee. >>> meanwhile, the a's having son early injury problems potentially. matt chapman will be out indefinitely with an mri performed on his ailing hand. he will be out indefinitely although they found no structural damage at that mri and the doctors visit in l.a. yesterday. >>> meanwhile the a's on the field today meet with some success against the angels. early on, semien the east bay product with a soft liner to left center field. barretto, go ahead, score, man. it's 1-0. and here's the guy that people are talking about. look at this big rangy left- handed batter, matt olson. and he picks up where he left off last year. two-run homer. watch this foul ball, bruce maxwell, you can see it is laid out flat. watch the replay. the batter jeffrey martay hit him in the head. he did not sustain a concussion. obviously they will play it cautiously and the a's did win with two runs in the 9th inning. 9-8. the wa

make you think of the brewers, and milwaukee. and st. louis is where anheuser-busch is. think that pbr is owned by anheuser-busch. so i'm gonna go with "a,"ke fin. >> you got it. >> yay. and your first time in vegas, you got celine dion tickets. >> yay. . >> but we're gonna take a quick break. we're gonna add to that $5,000 next. [dramatic music] ♪ [dramatic music] ♪ >> welcome back to beginner's luck week here at "millionaire." beth donovan, first trip to vegas. $5,000 in your bank. >> yeah. >> and i hear the timing is perfect for you to be here and make some money. >> yes, it is. i feel very lucky to be here. i was laid off in may, and auditions were the next week so i figured i might as well try my luck. see if i could come to vegas and win $1 million. >> well it's their loss, and it's our gain. i'm glad you're here, and i'm glad you already made $5,000. >> yeah, me too. >> you can't lose that. you reached that threshold, now all we can do is add to it. >> and you won't take away celine from me. >> and i will not take away celine. i would not do that. that's un-americ

the cities of chicago, cleveland, milwaukee. the midwest families had conspired to own secretly these hotels and to skim money out of the casino count rules. they skimmed money off the top, stolen money. they would carry the money back and split it. nick was heavily involved in vegas affairs. a lot of it had to do because he had that teamster control and many of the casinos -- the front man for the casinos were financed by teamster pension fund loans. nick civella and his buddies were the ones who said you get the loan. you did not make an application. you do not go through that process. you had to be sponsored. when the person seeking money to buy the tropicana or whatever, he had to be sponsored, and he had to kick back money, and he had to give up control of the casino so they could skim that money. we called it the strawman case. it was about 14 months and we had wiretaps all over the place. chicago did, milwaukee did. vegas did following our lead. that case not only broke the back of the local mob here, but it was the end o

seguimos con la idea de noche pero con la actuaciÓn se combinaron para 46 puntos y ganÓ milwaukee.tedes muy bien informados. ili: y no se olvide del noticiero nacional. julio: claro. hasta maÑana, si dios quiere. con su noticiero local para mantenerse bien informado. ♪ patricia: estas son las principales noticias. alguaciles y familiares de vÍctimas de indocumentados llevaron su mensaje antiinmigrante hasta la vital mientras que el jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca dijo que los dreamers son perezosos. surge un nuevo debate en torno a la intenciÓn de la administraciÓn trumpde devolver de inmediato a mmenores detenidos cruzando la frontera. la nave mÁs grande lanzada al espacio despegÓ con Éxito desde la florida llevando un automÓvil que ahora estÁ Órbita de la tierra. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique aceved

milwaukee coming back. 6-5.>>> as for the a's simian did not hit it hard. he hid it in the right spot. franklin -- the a's take an early lead on the angels. this is the guy all fans are so excited about. he hit a lot of home runs in the second half of last season. starts out on the right foot this year. a's -- be the angels 9-8. >>> there are shark fans in chicago. the toast of the town. early on out front scoreless. it is -- scoring. it is quickly a 1-zero lead. myers quietly having a nice season for the sharks. that is a full on rocket. his 15th goal. an empty letter for chicago. 3-1 final.>>> it is time to check this out. not good sportsmanship right here. look at the goalie. cam ward breaks a stick across the globe. he hit his own teammate. did not injure him. he throws the rest of the state. they should make him play the rest of the way. cam ward by the way. the pain once did when. he was disheartened by the fact his team was down. he let another goal in. >>> we should mention college women's basketball. cal and stanford both victorious. that is the ra

milwaukee will see that snow this afternoon. that snow kind of fizzles before it gets to us. that's early tuesday morning at 3:30 in the morning tomorrow, you can see it's to the west. so that fizzles. but come wednesday we will get some wet weather. so wednesday is kind of going to bea wash out. could see some snow in the morning before it changes to rain. that warmup starts tomorrow. once the rain leaves us we're back into the cold heading into the weekend, and the weekend looks like it's going to be damp, too. a look at that with the weekend forecast coming up in the next half-hour. >>> scary moments while celebrating. fans fall to the ground when a philadelphia awning snapped. >>> and front row seats tickets. eagles fans talk about watching their birds soar to victory in minneapolis. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. unstopables by downy. >>> i love that music. and we get to listen to it for a whil

the giants' first spring game is friday against the milwaukee brewers. the oakland a's are back on the field in mesa, arizona. legend stewart and rickey henderson were there to chat with players yesterday. the a's will face the angels in their first spring game on friday. >>> all right. it is 4:46. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. it doesn't feel like spring training weather, mike. >>> no, it doesn't. we're finally getting that touch of winter, if you will, without the rain. here's a look from south beach. let's talk about what will happen with my accuweather highlights. mostly sunny today. not as breezy as yesterday. temperatures may be a degree or two warmer. the thing you will notice, the lack of winds. with that extra cloud cover i don't think it will be quite as cold as this morning. that's why so far no frost or freeze warnings extended past 9:00 this morning. now there's a couple weak systems like yesterday that brought the snow to the east bay hills and hail. a chance of a wintry mix wednesday and again thu

you are not watching a lot of know what the -- milwaukee bucks game. this guy is worth the price of admission. remember the name. he will be an mvp one of these days. you cannot pronounce it but remember it.>>> when we come back to curry family. expecting a third child. some pictures in a moment. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. >>> steph curry has made a lot of threes and his career. soon he will have three little ones to celebrate. he and his wife expecting their third child. she posted this on instagram this morning. their two daughters are riley and ryan. now again a third on the way.>>> that is our report fo

miami enfrenta a milwaukee. el jugador mÁs querido del hit entrÓ a jugar como suplente .s que fue el mÁs destacado de los locales con 23 u y perdieron por segunda ocasiÓn consecutiva. yo leas visito a filadelfia desde el arranque, los locales dominaron. otros 15 de darÍo llevaban ventaja de 56 a 41. despuÉs del descanso siguiÓ filadelfia que anotó los Últimos 14 segundos y al final ganaron 100 a 82. el gerente general brian de angelo no quiso dar fecha de regreso. es una incÓgnita si jugara de nievo esta temporada. ha estado marginado desde octubre por una lesiÓn en el hombro y ha jugado cuatro partidos. fiorentina ante juventus. el Árbitro dice que no. la polÉmica vuelve porque habÍa mano. federico abriÓ el marcador mÁs adelante al minuto 56. presentamos a este golfista que demuestra que el zen para pegarle a la pelota incluye tambiÉn darle en el aire. directo al bÉisbol puede ir este muchacho. para mÁs informaciÓn, contacto deportivo. julio: al regresar hablamos " despacito " con el cantante luis fonsi sobre sus nuevos proyectos. julio: luis fonsi llegÓ a nueva york y a

there's a veterinarian just north of milwaukee who is taking a very creative approach to care with hisusing music as medicine. take a look. dr. noah arnold also issues prescriptions but he always has his guitar ready. his staff and patients are convinced that the gentle tunes that he plays for his pets keeps the visits calm for everyone. dr. noah says while his assistants handle shots he kind of lulls everybody with his music. >> want to hear a song. i'll often play a song to help them get relaxed and help me get relaxed. >> ♪ >> that's interesting. dr. noah says he's spent years working in typical veterinary clinics but didn't like his approach to care. he's doing things his way. he's handling a practice of more than 2,000 patients. he's very popular. we'll be right back everybody stay w >> well, that's "eyewitness news" tonight everyone. i'm natasha brown for lesley lauren all of us here thank you so much for joining us. we're always on for you cbsphilly.com. have a great night. keep the umbrella happy, -- happy, ♪ hey. hey. closed door? i want to talk to you. talk to or talk at? pro

the giants opening the cactus league against milwaukee. he was 0-2 in the game.e sixth, pablo sandoval trying to make the opening day roster connect for a solo home run. and the a's, starting daniel mendon. the top of the fourth, chris carter singles in a run, allowing two runs and five hits. last season, matt olsen hit 24 home runs in just 59 games. a two-run homer in the first, giving them a 3-2 lead. >>> well some sharks on the road against the chicago blackhawk. third period they were up 1-0. and forced from close range despite outshooting the blackhawk 43-35. chicago holds on to win by the final 3-1. and the sharks now with back-to-back losses on the road. and another scandal, rocking the world of college basketball, espn reports fbi wiretaps intercepted telephone conversations between arizona head coach and john miller and a key figure in the agencies investigation in the college basketball corruption. the report says miller talked about paying $100,000 to sign deandre ayton, one of the top college players. >>> and taking on washington, the seahawks quarter

. >> i went to the university of wisconsin in milwaukee and switch to computer science. did you wind up there? did you have a winter coat? >> that was my first you'd possession in life come a winter coat. i picked up this bad habit of smoking in india. thing about being a smoker is you have to go out, and that one winter cured me of my smoking habit. you got a job at sun microsystems. what was your job there? >> i was a developer. >> then you got recruited to go to microsoft in 1992. you had also applied to go to the university chicago school of business. how did you decide. >> i was committed saying i wanted to go to the business school, maybe even go to wall street. that was my -- david: the highest calling of mankind, right? [laughter] satya: says david rubenstein. [laughter] david: right, right. satya: and i thought, wow, maybe that is what i should do. then somewhere along the line, i started talking to people. and they said, hey, why would you do that? you are in tech. you should really come back. it was an amazing time because windows nt, which became what have yo

shot to left field --giants go on to lose the game off a pickoff error at second base in the ninth milwaukeea and none of last year's starters played today --the a's taking on the angels in mesa matt olson picking up were he left off last season hits a 2-run bomb... oakland takes the lead 3-2 --angels come back to take the lead bottom ninth... anthony garcia hits a walk-off single a's win 9-8morning sports, back to the great marty the great sports, back to morning thats saturday a's win 9-8singlewalk-off garcia hits a walk-off single a's win 9-8thats saturday morning sports, back to the great marty gonzalez. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)mostly sunny skies will prevail around the area today with another chilly night forecast for tonight. dry weather and slightly warmer temperatures are expected through th

schools in detroit, milwaukee, chicago all shut down.e already been canceled. >>> and check out this quarterback. once tom brady's backup. the highest paid player in nfl history. jimmy garoppolo, five-year contract, $137.5 million. >> whoo! >> your thoughts, michael strahan. >> i'm happy for him. i don't count anybody else's money. congratulations to jimmy garoppolo. he deserved it. >>> we begin with an abc news exclusive. supermodel kate upton is here live in our studio. she's going to talk about those accusations of sexual misconduct against guess co-founder paul marciano. we're going to speak to kate in just a moment but first a closer look at the allegations and what has followed. before "sports illustrated" made her into a cover girl -- ♪ i got a fever >> reporter: at roles in commercials and movies transformed her into a superstar. >> what's going on? >> reporter: kate upton was just starting out in this guess campaign. now alleging that guess co-founder paul marciano sexually and emotionally harassed her. upton provided details of

that overs in milwaukee, miss conn sin shared a picture of his dad using a metal detector to find the ring. it took more than an hour but device pick um the ring, buried in all of the snow. officer's dad place that had ring back on the women's hand and he received a big old hug, in return. >> oh, that is so sweet. >> that is a nice story. >> fortunately we don't have any snow. >> i like the fact that our producer has gray read all of the snow stories. >> yes, i know. >> and, lets go to the weather center and see what is going on out there, we are looking at philadelphia international airport, all quiet at this saturday morning and very mild this time of the day temperatures are somewhere in the low to mid 20's, right now most locations are in the low to mid 30's and we will climb from there. we have cloudy skies today. rain developing shortly after lunchtime but look at how mild it is, 53 degrees. tomorrow weak continue to climb up to 60 degrees. down fall few days of rain are expect and some will be very heavy at times, flash flood watch has been issued by national weather service ar

washington, loss puts them in seventh place in the eastern conference, that is a half game behind milwaukee and just two games behind fourth place washington , the sixers visit miami tomorrow night. >>> spring training rolls on, phillies taking on yankees tonight, ben lively gets the start. meanwhile gabe kapler has named aaron nola phillies opening day starter. the first game, march 29th in atlanta and at 24 years old, nola will be the youngest phil s pitcher on opening day, since 1964. >> he has earn it. he is unequivocally the right choice and he is an absolute gamer, grinder, and stud and we are proud to have him on our roster. >> it is exciting, honor to be named that, and, it is one game and we have got a lot of other games i want to pitch, throughout the season. >> when the manager talks you up like that. >> gamer, grinder, and stud. >> we're lucky to have him. >> wow. >> you to have feel good about yourself. >> you know what they got my back it is on. >> can't wait, thanks, buddy celebrating on season. >> the philadelphia students were commemorating chinese cultur your heart doesn't

it could affect evening rush hour in iowa and milwaukee. in the mountains of montana, this is the snowfall the next few hours. when you get to the blue that's when you get to 3 inches. des moines fresh powder for you and spread into central illinois. chicago, indianapolis, anywhere between a dusting to 2 inches. it will be kind of slippery. 18 in chicago, and colder in new england as our rain and iowa and i understanndiana. cooling off today in the northeast. >>> over the weekend, the 5th annual international wind games were held in spain. more than 200 fliers from around the worldcom peted for the ti c indoor sky diver. there's frances. she did well. rico was fastest flyer while a 12-year-old australian aim i watson won the junior free style competition. they are bidding to become an olympic sport for the 2024 summer games. it is certainly entertaining to watch. >> yeah, it is, very cool. better than my fly experience. >>> still ahead, would won this week's battle at the box office. we'll show you our adorable video of the day. "early toda

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last time out, they were ahead against the milwaukee bucks, before star centre kristaps porzingis fellnfidence from there and went on to lose 103—89. the berlin wall was yet to come down the last time eintracht frankfurt won the german cup — that was back in 1988. the bundesliga side are through to the semi—finals after a 3—0 win over mainz. all three goals scored though came from defensive errors by the visitors, this back pass causing difficulties as ante rebic slotted home for frankfurt's opener. in the english fa cup, tottenham are through to the last 16 after a 2—0 victory in their fourth round replay against newport county. mauricio pochettino's side coasted through at wembley against the fourth tier side, after an own goal and then an erik lamela score — both in the first half, and they'll now face rochdale from the third tier of the english game in the next round. now, football clubs announcing a new signing on social media seems to be a growing trend in professional football. and this one mightjust be one of the best we have seen. the transfer window may be over but that hasn'

. >> reporter: chicago closed its public schools, ditto for detroit, milwaukee, most of iowa, and nebraskamayor rahm emanuel: >> this is more reflective of what we kind of think about when we have in our mind's eye, what does a chicago winter look like? >> reporter: the wintry blast that befell the windy city actually stretched from montana to michigan with another couple of snowbands to come this weekend. the national weather service cautions that travel will be extremely difficult across the midwest for several hours even ngter the snow stops falling, whenever that is. jeff. >> glor: dean reynolds, who will not be doing donuts on the way home tonight. dean, thank you very much. h has been a month since mudslides killed at least 20 people and destroyed more than 100 homes on the california coast. torrential rain washed out hillsides, torched bear by a massive wildfire. as carter evans reports tonight, some neighbors say insurance companies have been slow to connect the disasters and cover the victims. >> feels like a nightmare that i just don't wake up from. >> reporter: beth prince had o