depends on the spot. >> troy: almost -- >> joe: it is enough for the first down. >> troy: almost a huge. there's nobody there. and instead, he decides he wants to try to bounce it. and almost gave up the first down. >> joe: wright out there to make the play. first down at the 40, for denver. manning, downfield. overshoots demaryius thomas. we've got demaryius thomas, who is 6'3", 229. and julius thomas, 6'3", 250. >> troy: in visiting with him, he was questioning the arm strength of peyton manning. and hadn't seen him go downfield much in the postseason, on the deep go routes. and he was beat. if he was able to make a little better throw, if you're able to get inside. but earl thomas was not playing deep enough on that ball. >> joe: on second down, they set up a screen. montee ball, brought down from behind. and good play up front. clinton mcdonald was there. a gain of just one. >> troy: michael bennett gets in on that tackle. he has been outstanding throughout this season. led the team in sacks. has had a terrific postseason. he's a match-up problem wherever he lines up. >> joe: chance

he's a smart, young man. >> troy: talk about nerves. what we just saw, about going back to that nfc championship game. russell wilson, he wasn't quite as calm and collected as you would expect. see how he does here in the early going. >> joe: and lynch, just shy of the 39 yard line. a gain of three. sylvester williams, the rookie, made the stop. and we heard about it before the game. and we will see a lot of marshawn lynch. didn't do much talking into microphones during the week. >> troy: he really is the heartbeat of this football team. >> joe: percy harvin, at the top of the screen. and in motion. they get it to him. he gets a block on the edge. welcome back, percy harvin. and he's out of bounds, with a big play on second down. 30-yard carry by percy harvin, who just touched the ball for only the seventh time this entire season. >> troy: well, we were at friday practice, joe. we saw percy harvin involved in the game plan throughout that practice. here they run him on a reverse. they put him in ocean. robert ayers, he's the defensive e

touchdown, seattle. >> troy: how about that, joe. they pop it up because they don't want percy harvin to return this ball. and just terrible play by special teams of the denver broncos in coverage. they had a number of guys with an opportunity to make a play on percy harvin before he got going. and once he did, there's nobody on this field, nobody can run like percy harvin. >> joe: hip surgery in august. he missed the championship game with a concussion. he's played in only two previous games this season. and he has had an impact. a short pop-up kick, to try and limit the damage percy harvin can do on the return. damage done. 12 seconds into the second half, a touchdown. 87 yards. seattle, all-smiles at metlife. well, the seahawks could not have started the second half, obviously, any better. and you saw what i saw. that was a let's keep it away from percy harvin, not give him the deep kick because pete carroll had told us, unless he's driven out of the back of the end zone, we told percy harvin to go. and go, he did. >> troy: in fac

troy danger field is one of the legends. i glad you commented on the other officers because there are other legends sitting behind him. i would like to present to troy h danger field senior for your outstanding performance of the highest esteem for the san francisco police department. [ applause ] . >> after we take photographs we are going to have -- officer give a presentation as to why lieutenant informant danger field is here this evening and his work in the community. >> [inaudible]. >> recognize troy dangerfield senior. it's a wonderful opportunity that i could not miss at the board of education and an election in san francisco and as an african woman to understand that this person has really set in motion so many opportunities for generations to come and i'm a beneficiary of his work and so many are beneficiaries of his work in making the way and opening the doors for so many minority women and we all belong together. i just want to read some, a little bit of the accolades that have been sent from senator diane feinst

later that night, troy picked up belynda at her home and went to yellow house canyon.tors believe they argued and the situation turned violent. the forensic evidence suggests belynda was stabbed over a dozen times in her back and left for dead in yellow house canyon. later, armstrong went to angela's apartment, telling her he had cut his hand. >> troy armstrong, extremely violent individual, somebody that had no regrets in stabbing a teenage girl that was pregnant 12 to 15 times with a large knife and leaving her in a field. >> at the trial, angela allen revealed a devastating piece of information. >> he told me that he'd killed her and if i ever said anything about it and about the blood on his hands, all that stuff, that he'd kill my kids and my dad too. >> after a four-day trial, a jury deliberated for only two hours before finding troy armstrong guilty of first-degree murder. >> my final argument was, give the life sentence, unless you can find anything decent about him. you know, in less than an hour, they came back with a life sentence. i think that says a lot ab

troy is very modest when he says "we" he means all of us. he's speaking for all of us, our members of the union. our present justice, sergeant williams, i see tommy oaka here, i see we have something in common. this just that you see started about 41 years ago. and over the years as we pulled together different groups there was 1 person that continually carried it politically socially with a job bringing people in from all over the city. he would ask us members of the office for justice who in the community should i go to and he would take the ball from there and he would pull in the various groups, the gay groups, latinos, and bring people that they were parties to the suit and obviously we were going to be successful. over the years we all like to say we had a part in it. we did. san francisco should be proud. not only for what we did here, but a lot of people don't know that the stipulations that we set in our suit were used throughout the countries to integrate departments in the south and north for men and women, gay and lesbian. so, bu

troy. both join us live here in the studio in a few moments. first, though, the ongoing debate on capitol hill about sexual assault cases in the military. in an msnbc.com exclusive, senator mccaskill taking questions from the msnbc community. to ask a question, go to takingthehill.msnbc.com. leave your question in the thread. dad, why are you getting that? is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of cheerios are those great-tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. is it a superhero? kinda. ♪ to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red

troy and janet hancock also divorced, and the apostolic church in longmont disbanded. michaela, now lives with her grandmother. >> michaela knows that her dad murdered her mama, took her life. there's not a day that doesn't go by that i don't think about you. she doesn't know the violent part about it. she doesn't know anything about what he did to her, nothing. i'm saving all of the newspapers. when she's older, maybe 16, i'll bring them out to her -- i don't know exactly. the time will come. you know, i will do that when i cross the bridge. >> investigators point to this case as a textbook example of how forensic science can decipher a complicated crime scene. >> this case wouldn't have been solved without forensic science. we had nothing in the way of interviews as far as getting anybody to confess. we had nothing in the way of any other evidence other than the forensic evidence that we were able to identify. >> in most of my closing arguments, i used to quote oliver wendell holmes who said, memories may fade and witnesses dissemble, but circumstances never lie. and

>> troy: the first thing they have to do is make a stop. been able to make some pretty good plays. so, that's going to be a key. and it may mean getting less guys out into the routes. >> joe: here's the jeep second half weather report. all of the talk. all of the worry about the weather. it was 49 degrees at kickoff. it's currently 43. we had some light rain during the halftime show. and here are the current temperatures in denver. 21. and seattle, 41. it's actually warmer here in new jersey. at metlife stadium, where, as you said already, the seattle seahawks will start the second half with the football. a couple of things to talk about statistically. actually, time of possession started to balance out. it was dominated early by seattle. but how about the last two times, troy, the broncos had the ball? they ran 24-straight plays. there was an interception for a touchdown in the middle of that. 24 plays, no points. and they've been shut out through the half. >> troy: this is a game that denver is not accustomed to playing. 123 total yards.

. >> the water is flowing from the cell of inmate troy wagner, who is serving 20 years for aggravated assault and attempted sexual battery. wagner says he broke the sprinkler head by accident. it all stemmed from an incident earlier in the day. >> i was angry and mad and i had slung feces in the cell. when i get upset and angry, i end up doing things like that. >> like that? you've done that before? >> yes, ma'am. >> really? so, what does that gain you? how does that help? >> it don't. it don't help me at all. it just puts me in more worse and worse and worse spots. >> wagner had spread feces all around his cell, including the sprinkler head, and he says he was only trying to clean it up. >> i ain't got nothing to clean it up with. i tried to clean it, and i didn't realize when i was digging in there, in the hole, that the fire thing, that it was going to pop like that. >> you have to tamper with it for it to go off. you've got to actually break a piece off for it to activate in that manner. and that's what they do is they manipulate it, break it. he has to try to do it. it doesn't ha

that seems to be troy brower's motto.e walked the talk tonight as the caps hosted the winnipeg jets. secretary of state john kerry stopped by verizon center to drop the puck and wish the guys well as eight players from the two teams are going to sochi. caps have one more game after tonight. troy brower tonight let the play do the talking. brower in front. game tied at 2. the caps shot deflected in front of the net. alex ovechkin sweeps in to clean it up, take another look. a big mess in front of the goalie. ovi, his league leading 40th goal of the season. caps up 3-2. later on it's marcus johansson, and troy brower in the zone. brower, the backhand, his second of the game. and the caps go on to win it, 4-2. big two points for them. they host the devils on saturday and then it's off to sochi. >>> the 2014 olympic games have begun. opening ceremony is tomorrow. today the competition got under way. it was a disastrous start for the u.s. in team figure skating. jeremy abbott representing the united states, his teammates cheer

host: our guest is ted troy. number is 202-585-388 1. 585-3880., 202- he said he worked in the white house under the bush administration. talk to me about how president bush has used popular culture. guest: they were very different. george h w and was not a people person. he did not seem to be a huge fan of tv. he watched some movies and there was a book about how he wanted a new movie to come to the white house. he was not a huge reader. to kennebunkport on vacation and while he was there, he said that he plans to do a lot of golf and tennis and boating. a lot of horseshoes. a little bit of reading. i throw that out for the intellectuals out there. not a huge reader. in contrast, george w. bush is a huge reader. when year, he read over 90 books. because he kept track and had a contest with karl rove to see who could read more. nevertheless, he suffered from an image of someone who was not a reader. one reporter said that he is a graduate of harvard and yale and never open any books. it is not true. journalistic

off as troy aikman superstar in "93, and he's still doing endorsements. steve young, the monkey's off my back, wins the super bowl, doing endorsements. richard sherman has the ability, if he can play well enough, that either can be - becomes a pet rock, where this is overquickly, but if he interviews well and leaves a distinctive impression, america will allow a boisterous person to attract. it's harder to get the attention first place and he has it 6789 >> favourite client of. >> of all time? >> yes. >> >> favourite tv executive you negotiated with. >> bob craft from the patriots. >> the player you wished you had represented but never had a chance to. >> you know, tiger woods >> that's a good one. favourite super bowl party that you threw. >> in tampa bay where we took over the zoo, and we had a live hook up between that party and troops in the field in iraq. >> sounds like a good party. >> this year we are doing troops in the field in afghanistan. athletes, owners and celebrities can come up and interact with the troops. >> appreciate the time. >> thank

troy's been pulling it. troy, how many bounces did you get on it? 995. 995, okay? there's 96, 97, 98. okay, let's see. 999, 1,000. sure enough. that's true. let's try it again. a thousand. its elasticity is gone, gang. [laughter] think about that. catch you later, physics. [music] i'm dr. john simmons and i'd like to invite you and welcome you to another session of beliefs and believers. we should have a fascinating class here, looking at the religious process. but we crossed over some themes last time, particular identity

lou: troy thank you. >> thank you lou.: up next best one-on-one match up on super bowl sunday between president oba, and bill oh oracle riley, the a -- o'reilly, the a-team takes up e president's handling of the ball. with me next. lou: joining us now the a-team, columnist author jedediah bila great to see you, and judidic ight miller. juddic miller let's start with the ukraine, crane this administration fas latinting vascillating on policy, from one extreme to next, latest preferred position for this country i believe, your thoughts about what this administration is doing? >> well, it is winging it. this is what they are doing, they discover we have a crises in ukraine. that is partly result of the administration's own lack of interest in the ukraine or raine. when it mattered which is when they nade weather decision between joining the eu . or joining russia und he heavy russia pressure, where were we? we didn't even know where it was on the map. lou: i tell you judey miller was there reporting on ukraine. and precisely

and troy tidwell, along with r.w. hatton forced him to get up to run again. when i tried to intervene, r.w. hatton reached for his pistol. he was in the gym that day. they made him run until he collapsed again and he died. he didn't stand ochance. >> some of those people faced charges before. you believe many of those boys wering exposed to beatings that led to shock? >> we had children there as young as ten, 11 and 12 years old. they couldn't take on some of the beating. i know i took on 135 lashes add 1:00, went into shock, had to rip my night clothing out of my rear end and also my legs. i can't imagine some of the ten-year-old, 11-year-old kids being able to survive beatings like that. they were quite common, went on every day. >> anything ocould lead to a >> absolutely. if you looked at somebody wrong, they called it -- you're odd-looking, what they referred to, or eye-balling me, you could go to the white house. anything could put you in the white house at any given time. >> and the university of south florida is leading the search for bodies on the sch

our power player of the week, three-time super bowl champ troy aikman on making the turn from player to broadcaster. >> i love what i do in broadcasting, the next best thing to playing the game. >> all now on "fox news sunday." you are looking at metlife stadium, home of the new york jets and giants and now home to super bowl xlviii. tonight it will be the first open-air stadium in a cold-weather city to host the nfl's biggest game. and hello again from fox news. today in new jersey. for all the talk about denver's top offense going up against seattle's top defense, much of the focus leading up to this game has been on the weather. let's get the latest from fox chief meteorologist rick reichmuth outside the stadium. rick, how will it be when they kick off tonight? >> we are looking so much better than we anticipated. the coldest particularoff was 39 degrees in 1972 in new orleans. we thought in an open-air stadium in a northern climate we would break that. not going to happen. look at the weather map. temperatures 50 for a high temperature in new york city, and 50 all the way around

lou: troy thank you. >> thank you lou.best one-on-one match up on super bowl sunday between president obama, and bill oh oracle riley, the a -- o'reilly, the a-team takes up the president's handling of the ball. with me next. what does everything mean to you? with the quicksilver cash back card from capital one, it means unlimited 1.5% cash back on evething you u purchase, every day. it doesn't mean, "everything.. as long as you buy it at theas station." it doesn't mean, "everything... unl you hit your cash back limit." it means earn 1.5% cash back on every purchase, every place every occasion, all over creation. that's what everything should mean. so consider... what's in your wallet? that's what everything should mean. time to take care of business with century link's global broadband network and cloud infrastructure. we constantly evolve to meet your needs every day of the week. lou: joining us now the a-team, columnist author jedediah bila great to see you, and judidic ight miller. juddic miller let's start with the uk

his name is troy.he saved his owner's life. troy and his owners are here to share their incredible story. really that began three years ago. good morning. >> good morning. >> yes, thank you. my husband and my kids were on major campaigns to get another doberman because we had lost one. he had liver failure. and it took us a long time to get over that. four years later, they started a campaign. my daughter finds a breeder. we get troy and troy, she had just had a litter in december. so we just got the dog. and he was actually 2 1/2 months old when he came to our home and of course, my husband wants him in bed with us. so he's in the middle of us in bed. >> which you did not want? >> i didn't want the dog in the first place. >> were you allergic? >> i'm highly allergic to the dog. i have a dog. i had a crazy full-time job at the time. i didn't want any more insanity. i gave in 'cause i had no choice. troy is in bed with us. he has the cones on his head and hanging out. all of a sudden, he starts nosling

host: our guest is ted troy. number is 202-585-388 1. 585-3880., 202- he said he worked in the white house under the bush administration. talk to me about how president bush has used popular culture. guest: they were very different. george h w and was not a people person. he did not seem to be a huge fan of tv. he watched some movies and there was a book about how he wanted a new movie to come to the white house. he was not a huge reader. to kennebunkport on vacation and while he was there, he said that he plans to do a lot of golf and tennis and boating. a lot of horseshoes. a little bit of reading. i throw that out for the intellectuals out there. not a huge reader. in contrast, george w. bush is a huge reader. when year, he read over 90 books. because he kept track and had a contest with karl rove to see who could read more. nevertheless, he suffered from an image of someone who was not a reader. one reporter said that he is a graduate of harvard and yale and never open any books. it is not true. journalistic

and he had collapsed a couple of times on the gym floor and troy tidwell, along with r.w.forced him to get up and run again when i tried to intervene, r.w. hatton reached for his pistol. he was in the gym that day. and they made him run until he collapsed again and he died. he didn't stand a chance. >> i know some of those men have faced charges in the past. now, you believe that many of the boys died because of brutal beatings that led to shock? >> absolutely. we had children there as young as 10, 11, 12 years olds they couldn't tank some of the beating. i know i took on 135 lashes at 2:00 in the morning and he i actually passed out. and went in to shock and literally had to rip my cloth, my night clothing out of my rear end and also my legs. and i just can't imagine some of the 10-year-old, 11-year-old kids being able to survive beatings like that. they were quite common. they went on every day. >> and anything could lead to a beating? >> absolutely. if you looked at somebody wrong, they called it you know, yo youe eyeballing me, you could go to the white house. if you s

ican >> mitt romney.no >>> up next, our power player of the week, quarterback turned broadcaster troyman as we kick off the coverage of >>> he won three super bowls as quarterback for the dallas cowboys. tonight, he'll broadcast his fourth super bowl here on fox. which is more nerve-racking? here's our power player of the week. how does preparing to broadcast a super bowl compare to preparing to play for one? >> with the broadcasting, the important thing is there's so much information out there, and you do have the extra time. you have to be real careful not to overprepare. if you do, you tend to then get paralyzed by all the information that you have. and so at some point, during the time leading up to the game, as you prepare in the week, you have to shut it off, say, okay, i have enough. we're fought going to get to half of this stuff, and then go to the game. >> once the game gets going, you follow the action, but going in, do you have a storyline for the super bowl? >> i think there are some compelling stories as you go into this game. the most obvious one being the record-settin

confeso en entrevista televisiva que asesino a26 personas, dijo haber asesinado junto a su esposo a troyo evaluaciones psiquiatrcas para sus clientes >> vamos a latinoamérica, comienza un nbueva semana de agitación social en venezuela, el líder opositor leopoldo lópez llamo a una marcah ael martes, pdoria ser detenido por autoridades >> nicolás maduro le dijo que se entregue sin show, maduoi además anuncio la expulsión del país de 3 embajadores de u. >> estados unidos >> después de el allanamiento al aresidencia de sus padres y suya después de días de ausencia leopoldo apareció en la opinión publica >> como es natural me he tomado unos días para pensar, comaprtir con mi familia y tomar la decisión >> hace un nllamado a marchar con el en la cabeza el próximo martes. >> si hay alguna decisión de ilegalmente meterme preso aquí estare para asumir >> pidio vestirse de blanco e ir pacificamente >> los invitare a a caminar hasta unopunto >> un llamado que sigue la cadena de movilizaciones en todo el país que hoy cumplen 5 días, como la de este domingo con familias enteras. los estudiantes se de

an arbitrator upheld the penalty handed down by baseball commissioner budelect -- news.r nears -- troy brouwer is there to do his thing. he responds against the jets. washington will play before the olympic break against the devils. , a nationals signed pitcher 2.9 e.r.a.. >> a-rod still climbing he didn't do it. >> with drawing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. four hours on the slopes.hours on weights. and two hours doing this stuff. which leaves me approximately two minutes to get my banking done. so i use the citi mobile app to quickly check my accounts and pay my bills. whicleaves me about five seconds to kick back. that was nice. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. citi, with you every step of the way. >> we have to believe in the groundhog. since he saw his shadow. >> never doubt phil. less than inch tomorrow through the daytime hours. on sunday, we could have light snow and rain drops. a lot more inform

look good on interstate 880 as you are driving on the oakland coliseum with no major issue is the troy time between san francisco is a little less than ten minutes which is the best it will be all day. 508 traffic -- 508, -- 580 the traffic does look good. let's go back to the desk. >>> they are looking into a string of suspicious fires that happened last night. here is a look, alex? >> it looks like they were put out fairly quickly and the oakland fire department said it seems as though they are certainly suspicious and it seems as though somebody set them intentionally. there were six suspicious fires, one until one area of oakland. we found several model pickup trucks that had caught fire and most of what burned was the debris in the back of the trucks, plot really the jar themselves, they are piecing what took place here and i have reached out to the oakland fire department and we are hoping to get more information on these fires, in oakland ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we are also following developing news in oakland where people found a man shot several times lying in the str

whur's troy johnson is here with us to talk more about this.s rule involves a possible penalty for use of the "n" word and other racial slurs. >> absolutely. that could come with a 15-yard penalty and would impact games as well. listeners i talked to are happy the league is making this move but at the same time they're upset it's come to this. professional athletes, college educated men playing game and they can't discipline themselves without the league having to step in. >> these made headlines when washington player trent williams was accused of using a slur against an umpire >> and the situation in miami also plays into it as well. i talked to a few listeners. latise is an nfl fan who wanted me to say she's a minnesota vikings fan, had to get that in there. she said she doesn't believe the league needs to make this kind of deal anyway. >> the nfl banning the "n" word and other racial slurs is ridiculous. players don't know what they will sane the heat of the moment. the word is used on everyday tv all the time now. >> i think the nfl needs

troy, we have to leave it there. thank you for coming in. so good to see you, troy gayeski . this is "taking stock," for wednesday, february 5, 2014. i am pimm fox. we will focus on seeing things that other people do not, and "time" magazine has called important.ra he is going to be joined by those managing and producing such careers as aerosmith and the rolling stones, steve leber.

tony kanaan andelio cast troy neves hit the race. the first race is march third in florida. >>> shortstop derek jeter said this will be his last season. he's had a stellar career. five world series rings, 13 time all-star. but injuries have taken a toll and he turns 40 this year. he said it time to move forward. >>> people are taking advantage of the end of the mental game -- mobile game flappy bird. two companies found ads for third party flappy bird with malware. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. our courage coverage continues with the 10:00 news. we're here for you at ktvu.com. tmz is up next on tv 36. ncer ] now... robocop is here. [ male announcer ] ...the war on crime... whoo! [ male announcer ] ...has a new weapon. dead or alive, you're coming with me. [ male announcer ] "robocop." rated pg-13. in imax. >> today on "tmz," >> here's what we got here. we got country and we got rap. we got a rapper who has gone country and a country singer who has gone rap. >> a buck 22 and he just released a song called "achey breaky

and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for her and her husband in the killing of 42-year-old troy>>> a deadly drinking game which involves social media is making its way to the u.s. it is a game where they film themselves drinking a large amount of alcohol and then nominate a friend to outdo them. if their friend does not post a more extreme video, they are ridiculed via ridicule many have died playing the game. >> needs some kind of switch back with these social networks. >> facebook says behavior that some people find offensive is not against their rules but they continue to ask people to report things so they can be reviewed on a case by case basis. >>> president barack obama is praising michael sam for announcing he is gay before the nfl draft. the president says the all around american defense should be judged on that only. if drafted sam would become the first openly gay player in the nfl and he made the comment that aired before the all-star game. he also criticized a proposed antigay law. the homo sexuality bill will punish them with as much much as a life sentence in pris

i spoke with troy flint by phone and he tells me because a contractor repairing a gas line yesterday accidentally created a break, that's what started all of this. pg&e shut it off. crews had to wait to get a new part. that work will have to be completed today. i'm told that police will be out here later on directing students who didn't get memo that there will be no class though it's listed on the club website. they coordinated to let students know before they get on the bus that classes are canceled. expected to resume tomorrow. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >> let's get a live look at downtown san jose this morning. and looks as if it's going to be clear. i know christina has pretty big numbers in some of her forecasts. i think i saw one that starts with a 7. >> did you see that? you don't have to wait for the seven-day forecast anymore. it's there at the bottom of your screen. that's for you as well. we're not just doing this for scott but he is on point as usual. 43 in san jose. it's clear at the surface. mid level clouds moving in

. >> so you have dousing or troy's in the bar area. >> when you go through the better room there's a section this is literally in that section. >> uh-huh. >> commissioner lee. >> i was there only a few weeks ago actually. you know, since it's a hotel there's security it's kind of nice to have something there i only knew passing through that tunnel was the green door massage >> the green door uh-huh. >> yeah. i don't go there>> of course, not (laughter). >> but i went to a party under my friend ken through a party and i was surprised at the amount of people so i think it's great it's something only 10 o'clock; right? >> i don't see any more comments please have a seat and we'll invite the police to come up officer. >> steve ma empathy of the please station we're recommending approval they had a previous license and done some remodeling where the larger room in the back is now ail tables and chairs and stuff so it was nice the previous license was nice because it was a hotel first and foremost so they didn't want to make their guests angry as far as noise i can't think of a single comp

while today's rain bringing a little relief to the droughts conditions the troy weather is expected to impact the california unemployment rate. a third of the central valley farms are -- fields will remain unplanet, affecting workers and those two fertilize and provide farming equipment. the three months left in the rainy season are not likely to rescue the year from drought. >>> in developing news tonight. napa police now have in custody mother and her boyfriend, both suspected in the murder of a three-year-old girl. these are pictures of kaylee. we'll have the pictures for you soon. she was found yesterday in a bedroom with signs of sexual assault. 23-year-old sarah crying and her boyfriend, ryan scott warner, were taken into custody this morning. a b.a.r.t. police officer spotted the couple at the station. >>> at this time, sara krueger and ryan warner have both been arrested for 273, and assault resulting in a child's death. 187pc, homicide. and 190.2 (14pc ) special circumstances murder. >> krueger and warner were seen leaving their apartment yelled with duffel bags but no child i

. >> so you have dousing or troy's in the bar area. >> when you go through the better room there's a section this is literally in that section. >> uh-huh. >> commissioner lee. >> i was there only a few weeks ago actually. you know, since it's a hotel there's security it's kind of nice to have something there i only knew passing through that tunnel was the green door massage >> the green door uh-huh. >> yeah. i don't go there>> of course, not (laughter). >> but i went to a party under my friend ken through a party and i was surprised at the amount of people so i think it's great it's something only 10 o'clock; right? >> i don't see any more comments please have a seat and we'll invite the police