. >> steve: round one, jimmy and lili -- should i pierce my blank? should i pierce my blank?it's a family show. all right, jimmy, what did you write? >> jimmy: this is a website i tried to start and it didn't take off. [ laughter ] no. tumblr type of thing -- this is called nippler. [ light laughter ] >> steve: nippler? >> jimmy: well, i meant to type nipple. but i typed nippler. >> steve: nippler. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a weather app. >> steve: it's a weather app -- >> jimmy: see it's the weather app if it's nippy out. >> steve: see if it's nippy out. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ light laughter ] >> steve: sure, sure, sure. >> jimmy: it's a weather app. >> steve: you have to keep abreast of the weather. >> steve: all right, lili -- >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: what did you type? >> i mean i am strategic. so, you know, i did with what i thought would be the right answer. [ laughter ] so i -- >> jimmy: oh, my god. the sarcasm is insane. wow. >> i did nose. >> steve: nose. nose and nippler, let's see them. all right. [ ding ] you got a hit with nose. you got it. all right.

in el sobrante jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty )in national news ... despite a quick move by the house to pass the republican tax bill ... more work lies ahead. after thanksgiving, the senate will begin debating the bill. senate republicans have only a thin majority... but not everyone in the party is on the same page republican senator, ron johnson of wisconsin says he's opposed to the bill in its current form. others are still on the fence ... they are concerned about adding to the federal deficit. but the white house believes the tax plan will soon be the law of the land. if the senate does pass the bill, there still could be another battle back in the up next... we deliver a rare truffle treat on dine and dish. that's after the break. live look outside... san mateo bridge. all hail...those who flail. everybody stumbles, but some of us do it well. there's a little klutz in all of us. that's why we made clorox splash-less bleach... ...splashless. shine on, klutzes. shine on. is having its worst truffle season on record ... because of a change in clim

kron four's jeff pierce show us they all got brand new bikes.n santa rosa saturday morning the marin county and southern marin fire departments hoped to bring a smile to children whose families lost everything in the north bay fires by replacing their childrens bicycles.we wanted to bring christmas a little early this year to the sonoma family and help these people out, they've been through a lot and we wanted to put some smiles on the kids faces and kind of put some joy to their life right now.that was your bike dude, that was your first bike. oakland firefighter barry sanders, who lost his home in the fire, helped his son isaac find a replacement bicycle.it was a pretty nice bike, i really liked it but i'm glad they've got this open so we can get bikes here.for families that are facing the loss of their homes bringing something for their children was a small step in beginning their recovery.we lost bike and everything, we lost her tricycle and the bike, everything.they're so happy so it's really exciting that they're able to replace it and be

pierce lewis wrote there are unwitting biographies. essentially, by shaping the land, by being influenced by what's on the land and what is possible there, come on in. there's lots of seats in the front. we essentially write our own autobiographies in the landscape without realizing we're doing it. so we're leaving traces, all those things, for those who are researchers and interested in studying environmental history, we can then come along and look at the landscape and read something as if it were a book or another kind of text. we can read something about who's been here and what they've been doing from looking at the landscape an and how it changes over time. we may use the term natural landscape or cultural. i always make the assertion that all landscapes are both. there is no purely landscape, downtown manhattan in the middle of a city and similarly, the most remote pristine looking wild erness has a lot of eventul management that's influnencing what the place is like. lastly, all landscapes are dynamic. always changing. there's

her car was pierced by a guardrail after she ran off the road. >> one guardrail at highway speeds, what it will do is horrific. >> reporter: eimers is now working tirelessly to get guardrails he calls dangerous off every road in the country. >> i can tell you that state d.o.t.s have raised significant concerns about how this product functions. >> reporter: hannah is one of four people killed in tennessee after hitting the ends of guardrails. according to lawsuits in those cases, each time the vehicle was speared by a linds lindsay x-lite end terminal. sayer gardner died last year on i-66 in fauquier it pushes down section upon section, and if it's doing that it's absorbing energy and slowing the vehicle down, bleeding off energy so it slows -- so it's a controlled stop. you have a crash but you don't have a fatality. >> and that didn't do that here. >> no. >> reporter: and take a look at these photos from salene county, missouri. they show a truck that was literally skewered by an x-lite this past february. the state tells us it was an x-lite. the driver killed. in a statement to news 4

host: we have colleen colling and from fort pierce, florida. i did tell the person i spoke to line a registered democrat, but i know differently. in florida you have to register. this woman is great with great information. i just want to say that i really believe in national healthcare. i have a plan would pay for it and i wish people would listen to it. we all deserve health care and i'm on medicare. i'm 68 years old i still work part time to pay the bills. to pay for any extras, would pay the deductible, etc. i'm lucky, we can have a 1% federal sales tax and every person who shops in this country would pay for national healthcare plan. i don't know who's working out they are, but god bless you, and we do have a clinic in fort pierce, florida. can i say the name of it? started by a here, or several doctors. hands clinic. the do wonderful work for people who can't afford it. guest: they are one of my member organizations. comments.for your before the ongoing conversations only talk about health care is the full issue of what about national heal

but cry. .is face with tribute tattoos he found pierce at the organization and was told that he couldt he wanted to change his life. >> i wanted to get my tattoos removed so that i could get a full-time job. another thing is, i want a job. >> without hesitation, she wrote the check for laser tattoo removal. he is now several months into a years long process. his tattoos now fading and he is in line for a promotion with his job at the d.c. government. for sheryl price, she was diagnosed with leukemia and had no way to get to john's hopkins each day and was ineligible for a bone marrow transplant. invisible hand came through once again and paid for her transportation. i would not be living if it were not for them. >> they were just two of thousands whose lives were changed because of invisible hand and the philosophy of anonymous giving. autria: just incredible. hand is not looking for donations or recipients, they simply want others to pay it forward. we met a man who needed new .eeth, he was in chronic pain watch him get a very nice surprise in the web extra piece that is online right

his -- george, pierce died. they were in college, good friends.ear, mary, while i was lockedng abroad somewhere. he sits down to write the rainy day somewhere, and is falling into that grief. we know that henry, when he's visiting the childhood home, he would often stay in this bedroom . after he married his second wife , we know that they came here for a visit, then stated in this very room. here --ugh people in there were enough people here too still have a writing desk -- this is a precursor to the laptop. it's full to into a nice little box and you can transported. easily. we know henry wrote part of the poem on this writing desk. home, ito childhood was tangible reminder of the say,he did, and, i would help famous and well traveled he was. his fame as a writer took him all over the world. he found inspiration all over the world. it was important for him to have the tools he needed so that he could always be writing and creating no matter where he was. henry, would come back, .ypically at least once a year he wouldn't become well known as 1840

nancy: bullets piercing the wall of a church in gaithersburg. nobody was hurt.onathan: they were discovered after the service. nancy: kevin lewis is at the new life developing story. kess we spoke to the montgomery county police captain who has been on the force since the 1980's and he can't recall a case not in montgomery county at least like this one. >> there are chards of glass in the parking lot at the new life church in gaithersburg. on wednesday, a perisher in noticed a bullet stuck in the window frame and he called police. then more gunfire. this time heard by the actual police officers. >> just heard about 12 gunshot s. >> i ran over people. >> we want to know who has been shooting at it. and why. >> today detectives visited the church and spoke to the pastor. >> is it motivated by race or something else? kevin: there is no word if any of them caught anything of substance. live in gaithersburg, kevin lewis, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. amy aubert was at the museum of the bible in the dedication this morning. amy: the museum was dedicated this morning to

kron 4's jeff pierce has the story.est county detention facility in richmond where contra costa county houses inmates accused of a variety of criminal offenses. it also holds dozens of undocumented immigrants through a contract with the federal immigration and customs enforcement agency.nat sound for the past six years for the past nat sound agency. nat sound for the past six years members of the east bay faith community have held vigils for those detainees as they await some sort of determination of their status. but on saturday morning's gathering their concerns were about what they described as the deployable conditions those detained were experiencing.jail cells with no toilets, the humiliation of female inmates forced to relieve themselves in their clothes or plastic bags, being locked up for twenty three hours a day, frequent cancelation of the one hour outside their cells, intolerable food, lack of basic healthcare services and a terrifying environment with distressed inmates.nat sound prayers prayers where offer

a neighbor walked to gunfire and bullets piercing through his walls. >> the guy started shooting. it was a big sound. his bullets came in my house, three of them. >> reporter: the rampage came to an end when the suspect was shot and killed. the shooting has sent shockwaves through the community . >> people died here today, folks . this is a tragic event for all of us. there are children involved. it's an emotional thing. the nuts and bolts are that we are law enforcement and this is what we do and we will do our job. >> reporter: investigators have recovered a number of weapons including a semi automatic rifle and at least two handguns including a gun found in one of the two vehicles that he stole our cards. -- or carjacked. relatives of neil are apparently unaccounted for. the sheriff did not elaborate but that is the latest from tehama county. ktvu fox2 news . >>> now to a pollyanna live in corning. the gunman tried to get into some classrooms at an elementary school during the rampage. >> reporter: we are talking about 10 to 15 seconds. we keep hearing it from school administra

they will pierce a boot. and, booby-traps and hand grenades, homemade out of american beer cans or coca-cola cans. condensed milk cans. now we are finding more sophisticated things. the claymore mine, which carries a deadly load of shrapnel, steel, iron that they find. these mines account for 47% of american casualties in vietnam. this is a sophisticated weapon, chinese made, for a russian antitank grenade launcher. this will pierce 11 inches of steel. they have other things. this soviet heavy machine gun, 57 millimeter recoilless rifle. this is their favorite mortar weapon. the soviet 82 millimeter mortar. you could say it is the enemy's main artillery south of the demilitarized zone. it is an effective weapon which he handles with great accuracy. only a few weeks ago, all the windows in this museum were blown out when the post came under attack. they were lucky it was not the new soviet 122 millimeter rocket. those soviet rockets have not come down this far south yet. they have had plenty of them at danang.

now, he works in pierce college's i.t. department. >> coming from an urban neighborhood, that almost seemed unachievable. >> he is one of 16,000 students that have been served for the year-long program that bridges the gap with underserved adults. the idea came from the founder and ceo of year up. >> we are creating an opportunity for people to take care of themselves and be great moms and dads and great partners and community members. >> in 2016, 85% of the program's graduates enrolled or got jobs within four months of completion. some of the 3,000 recent graduates came from peirce. >> we are connecting the disconnected student to opportunity. >> before students start on the career path of their dreams, they work with the staff. >> the millennials are powerful, innovative, smart, intelligent. we just create the runway. >> our students earn everything they receive. it is empowering to me. it helps me realize why i get up every single day. >> par it ticipants leave with college credits and no student debt. natas natasha zac

. >> hannah died when she hit a guardrail and it pierced her vehicle. she's not the only one. >> a news consumer investigation found thousands of these controversial guardrails are on the roads we driver day. consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you with what you need to know about this. >> this story may sound familiar to you. a couple years ago we told but a problem with guardrailing spearing vehicles instead of deflecting them. tonight a different company and product are coming under fire for the same problem. >> reporter: the last time steve heading to a halloween party. >> i think i told her to have a good time. i loved her. >> reporter: working with costumes was hannah's passion. she was in her second year of college and had even worked on a movie set near her home in tennessee. >> hannah was our oldest child. one of ten. extraordinarily talented. graduated at 15. >> reporter: tragedy struck as hannah drove home from a halloween party last year. >> a guardrail pieced her car, she was killed instantly. >> reporter: he is now suing the manuf

kron 4's jeff pierce has the story. this is the west county detention facility in richmond where contra costa county houses inmates accused of a variety of criminal offenses. it also holds dozens of undocumented immigrants through a contract with the federal immigration and customs enforcement agency.nat sound for the past six years members of the east bay faith community have held vigils for those detainees as they await some sort of determination of their status. but on saturday morning's gathering their concerns were about what they described as the deployable conditions those detained were experiencing.jail cells with no toilets, the humiliation of female inmates forced to relieve themselves in their clothes or plastic bags, being locked up for twenty three hours a day, frequent cancelation of the one hour outside their cells, intolerable food, lack of basic healthcare services and a terrifying environment with distressed inmates.nat sound prayers prayers where offered to those incarcerated.nat sound singingand song

her car was pierced by a guardrail after she ran off the road. >> one guardrail at highway speeds, whatwill do is horrific. >> reporter: he's now working tirelessly to get guardrails he calls dangerous off every road in the country. >> i can tell you that state d.o.t.s have raised significant concerns about how this product functions. >> reporter: hannah is one of four people killed in tennessee after hitting the ends of guardrails. according to lawsuits in those cases, each time the vehicle w speared by the end terminal. it happened in virginia, too. sarah wineburg died last december on i-66. >> this system, it's a telescoping system, it pushes down section upon section and it absorbs energy and slows the vehicle down. so it's a control stop. you have a crash, but you don't have a fatality. >> and that didn't do that here. >> no. >> reporter: and take a look at these photos from saline county, missouri. they show a truck that was literally skewered this past february. the state tells us it was the x-lite, the driver killed. and in a statement to news 4, lindsay says it has successfully

kron-4's jeff pierce tells us why these good samaritans continue to put this event on...er all these years. everyday is a day of thanksgiving. that is what the folks at the hilltop church of christ in el sobrante call the weekend before the holiday when they prepare thousands of meals for people in their community. they have been holding the event for fourteen years. it becomes a more grand event every year and we are dedicated to do it. we work on average about fifteen hours a day leading up to it weeks before the event and we have to because we prepare about three thousand meals for people. the event has grown to give bags of groceries to prepare thanksgiving meals along with other gifts for those attending. we're also doing to go dinners, thanksgiving dinners to for seniors and people that we know are ill and disabled and are unable to get up and join us today. and it has expanded every year to clothing. there are items out there for children for women who need clothes for work. every day is a day of thanksgiving takes a whole year of preperation. when we end today we

it seemed that no one in coldwater could comprehend what had happened, including steve and joanie pierce, close friends of both tom and dar who learned of the murder from tom himself. >> i said, the three of you were always together, and he was crying, and he said, i know, i know. i should have been there for her. and then i said, if you would have been, the three of you would be dead now instead of just dar. >> but just 24 hours into the investigation, detective jim carbon had almost abandoned the theory that this was a random act of violence. >> it appeared to me that this was a staged break and intering to hide a homicide that took place. >> but according to detective carbon, whoever staged the burglary didn't factor in the weather that day. >> it got really warm. we had a huge snow meltoff. >> the ground around the farmhouse was unusually wet and muddy. so you would expect that there would be muddy footprints from inside the residence where somebody would come through that door? >> absolutely. >> was there any footprints, anything? >> there was nothing. >> but it was the yellow bag f

superintendent said one student was shot while hunkering down under a desk, hit by a bullet that pierced the wall. that child was transferred to mercy medical center and is stable condition. 10 to 15 seconds was the window of time that had when the students were outside playing and when the shooter showed up on the campus firing hundreds of rounds. >> it was a horrific scene as described by the educators. multiple multiple rounds being fired. multiple magazines found at the scene. high-tech magazines. it was a very, very difficult and terrifying situation which could have gone a lot worse. we are grateful for the fact that although we did have one student injured, it could have been much worse. >> reporter: after the shooting the students were sent to a community center where their parents can pick them up. they said they will have resources available for the next few days. rancho tehama elementary school will be closed for the rest of the week as law enforcement continues with their investigation and so they can make necessary repairs outside of the school. there is a meeting for the st

in santa rosa jeff pierce kron four news. "these attacks involve a minor and they are completely false and untrue." republican senate candidate roy moore ...makes his first public remarks after multiple women accuse him of sexual misconduct. he's calling the claims "fake news." plus... today we celebrate the men and women who served our country. hear how our veteran's were honored across the bay area... and after the break... a case of legionnaires' disease spread through the happiest place on earth... we will show you how visitors contracted the infection. we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly app developers to mexico city. novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. (jrstone) another sexual assault accusation is sweeping hollywood... this one against star trak legend george takei. actor and model scott bruton says takei assaulted him in 19-81. it happened in takei's condo. bruton says takei laced

[inaudible] pierce? >> good afternoon. nice to see you all and meet you. i'm karen knowles pierce. i'm the member and chair of the treasure island citizens' advisory board. i'm here today as a member of the public and sailor. i'm also a member of south beach yacht club. past vice commodore. and membership director. the tranc transformation of thea has been presented to c.a.b. a couple of times this year, i'm here as a member of the public because the c.a.b. has not taken action on this yet and i expect us to do so in the future. although i had requested on numerous times that a member of the public and sailor was to be included on the meetings, that didn't happen. but i was very pleased that i had a few opportunities to express some concerns i had and my opinions particularly about the fact that clipper cove is a public access cove and that's where my interests lay. when we get to the end of these negotiations, will this cove still be available not just for canoers, kayakers and paddleboarders but for sailers who want to go into the cove, anchor out, practice, have lunch, many issu

hebrews four: twelve says it is quick and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing the dividing asunderf the thoughts and intents of the human heart. that is why the rabbi credit so slowly. it searches you more than you search it. it is a treasure for me. i pray the scriptures and our a day because i love to hear the voices of god reverberating in the corridors of my spirit. it has taught me it is possible to live on the cutting edge. we are facing challenging times. when people start using motor vehicles as weapons of mass destruction, when people defile the sanctity of the house of worship with automatic weapons we are living in challenging times. in ephesians six reminds us that there is the element of the demonic in our world. we wrestle not against flesh and blood but against polities, powers, the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. ephesians six is put on the whole armor and there is only one offense of weapon in that armor. you got the helmet of salvation, the shield of faith, shoes, shots the preparation of the gospel of peace, but

kron 4's jeff pierce has the story. this is the west county detention facility in richmond where contra costa county houses inmates accused of a variety of criminal offenses. it also holds dozens of undocumented immigrants through a contract with the federal immigration and customs enforcement agency.nat sound for the past six years members of the east bay faith community have held vigils for those detainees as they await some sort of determination of their status. but on saturday morning's gathering their concerns were about what they described as the deployable conditions those detained were experiencing.jail cells with no toilets, the humiliation of female inmates forced to relieve themselves in their clothes or plastic bags, being locked up for twenty three hours a day, frequent cancelation of the one hour outside their cells, intolerable food, lack of basic healthcare services and a terrifying environment with distressed inmates.nat sound prayers prayers where offered to those incarcerated.nat sound singingand song

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seemed that no one in coldwater could comprehend what had happened -- including steve and joanie pierceclose friends of both tom and dar who learned of the murder from tom himself. >> i said, "the three of you were always together!" and he was crying. he said, "i know, i know. i should've been there for her." and then i said, "if you would've been, the three of you would be dead now, instead of just dar." >> reporter: but just 24 hours into the investigation, detective jim karbon had almost abandoned the theory that this was a random act of violence. >> it appeared to me that this was a staged breaking and entering to try to hide a homicide that took place. >> reporter: but according to detective karbon, whoever staged the burglary didn't factor in the weather that day. >> it got really warm. we had a huge snowmelt off. >> reporter: the ground around the farmhouse was unusually wet and muddy. >> so you'd expect that there would be muddy footprints inside the residence from somebody who had come through that door? >> absolutely. >> and was there anything, or any footprints? >> there was

kron four's jeff pierce show us they all got brand new bikes. in santa rosa saturday morning the marin county and southern marin fire departments hoped to bring a smile to children whose families lost everything in the north bay fires by replacing their childrens bicycles.we wanted to bring christmas a little early this year to the sonoma family and help these people out, they've been through a lot and we wanted to put some smiles on the kids faces and kind of put some joy to their life right now.that was your bike dude, that was your first bike. oakland firefighter barry sanders, who lost his home in the fire, helped his son isaac find a replacement bicycle.it was a pretty nice bike, i really liked it but i'm glad they've got this open so we can get bikes here.for families that are facing the loss of their homes bringing something for their children was a small step in beginning their recovery.we lost bike and everything, we lost her tricycle and the bike, everything.they're so happy so it's really exciting that they're able to replace it and b

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. >> it pierced the heart of the operators that do the job on a daily basis and day after day deal with assault. nancy: in addition to jail time opal brown will serve probation and be banned from the bus line. jonathan: coming up for us, powerful images. he unleers gunfire on a.t.m. the bank he targeted and the major failure coming up. >> the rare honor people who ran toward gunfire. likely to prevent massacre in alexan ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what if there was only one haircut? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. jonathan: no question there was minutes of pure terror when a gunman released hail of bullets on a congressional baseball practice in alexandria. so nice to see scalise up on his feet now. moments after the gunfire rang out, the officers returned fire and ran in harm's way. nancy: true heroe

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can even pierce the aircraft to put out fire inside the cabin. >> articulating boom can get a better angle, puncture the side of the aircraft and get water and foam actually on to what's burning. >> and thermal imaging camera for hot spots and humans outside the aircraft covered in foam. >>> lot of people felt it, maybe you did. from san francisco to monterey county. what people are saying about 4.7 earthquake. >>> how do you spend nearly a trillion dollars on affordable housing? >> blockbuster bid may not be enough, will bay area company enough, will bay area company raise its accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, by taking moneyg from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress o

both rounds hit the vehicle and one pierced a rear white quarter panel and one in the rubber lining in the window. and there is only one to describe the person sitting in the passenger seat. >> extremely lucky if the door did not stop the round he could have taken one in the chest. >> a white man improvemently 30 years old with brown hair and a goatee. anyone with information is asked to call bristol township police. >>> a man was shot and killed inside of an applebee's restaurant in lawrenceville, and the gunman is still at large. it happened after midnight on the 3,000 block of route 1 at the quaker bridge mall, that an adult male was killed in the restaurant and no one else was hurt and customers were kept on the scene and interviewed by police and one by one escorted by officers to their cars and police are actively searching for a black chevy suburban. >> and a school bus collided with a motorcycle, chopper 6 hd was thereafter sunrise on the 400 block of chester pike at sharon hill. police have not released the condition, the bus was not carrying students at the time of the crash.

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in waldorf, old washington between pierce and substation road all lanes blocked there because of a crash from overnight and northbound 95 here in virginia at triangle crash there blocking the left lane. aaron? >> thank you. it's 4:27. decision 2017 in the books now and virginians sent a message with their choices. democrats did well winning all three statewide races and picking up 16 seats in the house of delegates. just two more seats would have given the democrats a majority and that could everyone will be talking about today is democrats holding on to the governor's mansion for the next four years. >> ralph northam bit ed gillespie 54% to 45%. northern virginia turned out big for northam including a 22 point margin in louden county and that is a big battleground area. >> now most voters say that president trump did not factor into their decision for governor but that's not howl the democratic party see it. they see this win as a reswreks of the president's policies that they believe have divided virginians. northam is the first medical doctor to be governor. that is a skill that will

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in waldorf old washington road between pierce and substation we still have those lanes blocked from a bad crash overnight. northbound 295 triangle blocking the le on the brunswick line 876 the 6:40 train is canceled. 7:05 will run. >> thank you. >>> we knew the alleged motive almost moments after it happened. now we're getting a look at the local man who admitted to killing his girlfriend. why neighbors say they never saw it coming? >> he was beloved by many despite several controversies. who could be the face of the newest monument to grace the nation's capital? >> and it's starting to sneak up fast. thanksgiving and we're working for you onays to w before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben talking about you, ben. i know, zoe. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 10