you had to dump it in the toilet to flush it and it was nasty. you couldn't wash your hands because it was nasty. >> why didn't you close? >> there's the transportation piece, the terms of making sure that we let parents know. it's one of those things that we have to balance that with making sure we get their education and the safety. >> extra crews were brought in to keep the toilets flushed using those buckets. the principal said were picked up. the rest stuck it out. >> to live with that can be an inconvenience but they will tell it and remember it for a long time. >> the principal is hoping they will have running water soon and not have to cancel activities tonight because it's their student verses faculty basketball game. peggy fox, wusa 9. >> the water is back on at west springfield and that basketball game is a go. >>> now wusa 9's game on sports with brought to you by xfinity. >> the bur degrees -- burgundy and gold are preparing for another prime time show down, their third of the season. it comes against a team hanging on for r redskins

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stef with another pass here behind the back and looking for another flush. they're late in the fourth quarter and tied at 107. both teams come in with a match up and oilers led by todd mcclellan. sharks hoping would to go into break with a "w". >> this is a reflection of what is going on in our division. it's christmas. there is so much ahead of us. >> raiders can still earn a first round bye. raiders get one potentially key player back in mario edwards junior. 49ers done for the year and niners may decide to part ways. on the ensuing drive, navy, their quarterback gets crushed by jordan bradford. trent taylor get off me. and gets knocked out of bounds for the win. this is how i enter the studio every day. monarchs playing second quarter, david washington running around. washington, this is to jonathan duhart. and i don't know about you but bahamas sounds good. >> join us at 9:00 and 11:00. we're following developing news. doctors evaluate her at a southern california hospital. and cal train confirms one person died. a train hit a small pickup truck. >> fina

you know, george bush flushed those down the toilet saying we can flush them away because we're talking about terrorism. >> reporter: but the united states intervened in bosnia to protect muslims. intervened in afghanistan and supporting a government that has been elected twice by the afghan people. >> fareed, you've spent too much time in the cnn world, in the real world the people in afghanistan hate the americans. >> reporter: in the real world, mr. choudary, determined by polls, not by what you say, and the polls overwhelmingly show it, as do two elections. >> it's not true. you're living in hollywood. some kind of make-believe world. >> reporter: i come back to the simple proposition, if the groups you seem to support from al qaeda to isis were as popular as you claim, why don't they hold elections? why do they have to go around murdering or slaughtering, raping and forcing people into submission? >> for a moment i thought you were talking about guantanamo bay, talking about rape, torture and oppression, but obviously, you are not talking about that. >> democracy hypocrisy. >> repo

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our toilet tank which is unacceptable. >> michael store water in cool tore flush the toilet. cases of bottled water for residents left outside the manager office by county emergency services. it has been tough he says for everyone. >> the neighbor i have next door she has a child. he can not bathe or get ready for school. >>reporter: landlord has offered 75 dollars for residents who want to move to a hotel. michael says he and many others can't afford to move or find a place that cheap. >> so right now we are at waiting just waiting don't know what to do. we need help. >>reporter: the state tells us it's considering administrative sanctions against the landlord. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> viewer reached out to us and told us about this story. something happening where you live let us know reach us on our site here and this web sit site. >>> attorneys for the crator of the go ghost ship this man you are looking at here are already tee fending their client. blaming the city of oakland alameda county for the fire of the warehouse saying fire building inspectors repeatedly visited t

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he began flushing out what would come next. >> i'll meet with teachers. i'll meet with consultants. i'll immediate with media distributors and farmers and crime fighters. we'll collaborate over the next few months to figure out a way to come back into the public space with something that is meaningful in helping people not just learn about these things but actually see it and experience how to better apply these things in their lives. >> after about four years out of the spotlight, ratigan is here today. he founded a company which buil builds solar power and wi-fi whenever they're deployed. they said they are a crucial tool for sustainable plans to cut poverty and create jobs. here is a headline. "host left tv battles behind to fight poverty." it notes outposts in louisiana and virginia have pure fied 75,000 gallons of water and grown 1200 pounds of vine crops. and the units are sold and used at about a fifth of the water and a tenth of the land of traditional organic farm. wowza. our guest is my colleague and friend dylan ratigan. >> i'm humbled by your introduction. it's nice to s

later in the half, parker shakes and bakes down the baseline for the flush. he had 22, nearly half of the bucks points coming from parker and giannis antetokounmpo. with the steel there the greek , freak with a space jam like finish in transition. but then giannis goes all giannis in the third quarter, spin cycle, and one, 23 points, eight rebounds, eight assists, and he didn't even play in the 4th quarter, but thon maker did, and he shows off his length in transition. not in my house, he says. 10 blocks for the bucks defense tonight. they win the nets come back to 111-93. the bradley center on saturday. coming up in our next half hour, the badgers continue to prep for penn state and they believe they are deserving in a spot in the college football playoffs if they win. spots in downtown milwaukee. patrick: still ahead, one former waitress is now suing the water street brewery. why she claims she was john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. who says no to more? are you ok? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and

. ♪ (toilet flush) if you need an opioid to manage your chronic pain, you may be sooo constipated it feels like everyone can go ...except you. tried many things? still struggling to find relief? you may have opioid-induced constipation, oic. it's different and may need a different approach. opioids block pain signals, but can also block activity in the bowel. which is why it can feel like your opioid pain med is slowing your insides to a crawl. longing for a change? have the conversation with your doctor about oic, and ask about prescription treatment options. made on behalf of those living with chronic pain and struggling with oic. >>> washington has tried to put us in boxes. they separate us by race, by age, by income, by geography, by place of birth. we spend too much time focussing on what divides us. now is the time to embrace the one thing that truly unites us. you know what that is? america. america. america. >> all right. that was president-elect donald trump at last night's thank you rally in cincinnati, ohio where we were. joining us now with reaction, national syndicated r

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stef with another pass here behind the back and looking for another flush. they're late in the fourth quarter and tied at both teams come in with a match up and oilers led by todd m sharks hoping would to go into break with a >> this is a reflection of what is going on in our it's christmas. there is so much ahead of us. >> raiders can still earn a first round bye. raiders get one potentially key player back in mario edwards junior. 49ers done for the year niners may decide to part on the ensuing drive, navy, their quarterback gets crushed by jordan trent taylor get off me. and gets knocked out of bounds for the win. this is how i enter the studio every day. monarchs playing second quarter, david washington running washington, this is to jonathan duhart. and i don't know about you but bahamas sounds good. >> join us at 9:00 and 11:00. we're following developing news. doctors evaluate her at a southern california hospital. and cal train confirms one person died. a train hit a small pickup truck. >> finally tonight, this is a very special weekend. hanukkah beg

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we are waiting for the flushing out of the white house staff which some say actually is helpful to go first. he has been able to fill his cabinet without fully flushing out -- we know his top advisers, but not the rest of the down the level staff of the white house. then there is a lot happening behind the scenes that we don't have a camera on every day watching who comes in and who comes out. there are staff with the transition rolling out going into each agency and trying to get their arms around the bureaucracy there. the teams are trying to figure out what government looks like so they can report back to the agency heads and actually see policy plans put into place. >> meanwhile, you have the president-elect using his bully pulpit there to tell companies what he expects from them in terms of cost on government contracts in terms of jobs. we have seen this in several cases. we know that the ceo yesterday of boeing was summoned to mar-a-lago to meet with the president-elect. listen to what he said after the meeting. >> we did talk about air force one. again, the focus here to make s

ish smith leaves it off to her rescue bias harris who flushes home two of his 21. celtics close to gap to start the third quart. rows ear -- celtics up 95. 94 but the pistons respond with a 9-0 run of their own. can't taif just caldwell-pope, 25 for kpc. celtics lose it 121-114. if last weekend the start of this week is any indication, you can get used to the patriots practicing without tom brady and rob gron cow ki and the league's best quarterback-tight end combo injuries. bready and gronk not the only one sitting this session out. julian edelman sitting it out do due to a foot injury. the calendar is about to flip over to december and as devin mccordy will tell you, the stakes only get higher from here. >> i think that's what december means. it's almost over. we have five games left in this regular season and you can't get those five games back. you can't make up for them later in the the sea >> we want to play great football late. this is what it it is. it's crunch time. want to get ourself in good position. >> announcer: play of the day brought to you by capit

head, that seems so anti- monarchist that it would lead to anarchy, so these residents of queens, a flushing write this protest to say this really is not right you are banning the quakers. it's generally cited as the first example of a demand for religious tolerance in what becomes the united states. as you know, part of the story people don't tend to know is that he says i disagree and he goes to the people and says you either repent or you are banned to. most of the people end up recanting and disavowing rather than find themselves exiled from the colony as well. even in this example where people are wanting religious tolerance, not much is coming forth. >> today, the foreign-born population of new york city and we tend to think this has historic hype on immigration. what i understand two out of three new yorkers are immigrants or their children, but in 1855, when it was 51% foreign-born and by 1920, it was 41%. then, it dipped in 1970 to a mere 18% and now it's come up to 37%. the larger part of your book is a band flow. can you talk about the loss or moments that explain the shifts and d

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so these -- of queens and flushing say this really isn't right what you're doing banning all of these and banishing the quakers. it's generally cited as the first example of a demand for religious tolerance and what becomes the united states. this the part of the story people don't tend to know as they get -- and they say disagree. he goes to people and says you either recant or you are bantu. most of the people and up recanting and disavowing them rather than finding themselves exiled from the colony as well. even in this example with their fleet for religious tolerance nothing is coming forward. >> today, the foreign-born population of new york city and we tend to think this is some sort of historic hype on immigration, 27% of the city is foreign-born. two of the three are immigrant or their children. but in 1855 when it when it was 51% for more and then by 1920 was 41% and then it dipped in 1917 to a mere 18 percent, and now it is come up to 27%. so -- >> can you talk about the major lar movement explaining the radical -- and did you get a sense of how the provisions are made in wa

the sitting with mitch mcconnell and the trump transition team to flush out what we think is a realistic timetable so we get the legislation prepped and ready to go. once the legislation, translating to policy takes time. if we can get growth going, that is a huge accelerant, but let's take the poverty step we are talking about. programse dozens of that took a long time to get into place. these two men are the architects of that idea. from 1990 six, passing that bill to michigan putting it in place and putting it on the ground -- so, it takes time. is the senate the graveyard? [laughter] mr. ryan: i could think of another few words. we can move pretty fast. we play rugby, they play golf. that is the analogy i use. i do believe we have a good plan. a lot of this should be bipartisan. it doesn't need to be as against them, packers versus the bears, which packers will be bears this sunday. i'm pretty sure of it. but this doesn't have to be so partisan. and i am hoping that is not the case. tax reform or obamacare, i understand ideological differences, that is what it is and that's fine. on

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(toilet flush) if you need an opioid to manage your chronic pain, you may be sooo constipated it feels like everyone can go ...except you. tried many things? still struggling to find relief? you may have opioid-induced constipation, oic. it's different and may need a different approach. opioids block pain signals, but can also block activity in the bowel. which is why it can feel like your opioid pain med is slowing your insides to a crawl. longing for a change? have the conversation with your doctor about oic, and ask about prescription treatment options. made on behalf of those living with chronic pain and struggling with oic. . >>> live from america's news headquarters, 29 people now dead and 166 injured after two bombs exploded in turkey. those blasts after a game between turkey's top soccer teams, believed to have targeted police officers. authorities say a suicide bomber is responsible. 10 people have been arrested in connection with the attack. >>> john glenn will lie in repose at the ohio state capitol next friday from noon until 8:00 at night. the public will be able to taend

but these remarks were given in the first flush, just hours after we had learned of the attack on pearl harbor. there were a couple of inaccuracies, which is understandable given the timing. the japanese did not think a transport. roosevelt was not talking to the investor at the time of the attack. -- ambassador at the time of the attack. that was the secretary of state. those are inaccuracies given that this was all happening in real time. host: let's get back to your calls. thanks for waiting. go ahead with your comment question. guest: during my childhood, my stepfather told us at the dinner table he was graduating from a possessor, or more than one at west point and told the class that the united states knew that the attack on pearl harbor was coming. catalyst fored a the american people to be enthusiastic about going to war. i wondered if you had heard that before. it struck me because he said that professors had told him that the codes were broken and they new pearl harbor was going to happen, but that people in the u.s. were not behind going to the bar with japan. and that is why

he could be heard telling his wife, council member, to flush checks down the toileted and hide $80,000 in cash. >> put it in your panties and walk out of the house. >> johnson pled guilty in 2011 to extortion, evidence tampering. leslie johnson served prison time and has been released. their adult children live in the region. >> he was here in 2010. there's a lot of investment in economic development like mgm national harbor. johnson will reenter society in a very changed prince george's county. reporting live in the county, scott broom. >> thanks. we reached out but johnson's attorney has not responded to our requests for more information about how he's doing. >>> today d.c.'s mayor and interim police chief deployed 2600 body worn cameras to all patrol officers. additional cameras double the size on the street. the mayor said this is the largest roll out in the country of this kind. and also new revealed. homicides down 17%. there's a 12% decrease in robberies. >>> police are looking for clues to a murder in prince george's county. a man's lifeless body found in the drive way of a hom

in flushing and every other fish in the sea comprehend more of their world while still swimming than the lifeless fish eyes we find on our plates might suggest. >> they feel pain? >> it's the capacity to feel. >> a doctor is the animals with the humane society and agrees with al. >> fishes feel pain. they experience it. they remember it. >> what a fish knows, he assembles stories from all over the world to argue fish think, fish learn, fish remember and fish communicate. >> emotions, perceptions, pain, pleasure. 30,000 different species of fish swim in the oceans, lakes, trillion fish every year. >> large numbers of fishes are crushed in big nets as they are hauled to the surface. if they survive to the boat deck, they usually die from suffocation. >> catholics who like fish on fridays. >> al has fish to fry and while he believes this fish may have died a painful death, he also knows it won't suffer any more if he brings it home, cooks it up and eats it. >> it's left it's dead now. it doesn't have any more feelings. >>vanessa: that story made me a little sad. maybe this will perk eve

that needs to be exposed and that needs to be flushed down the toilet but that is not a huge issue. if that's all we were talking about, fine, what they are talking about is going after conservative organizations and conservative thought because it's quote, unquote, fake news. you're already seeing reporters doing this. msnb tried it this morning on me. you now have left-wing organizations influencing the advertising community with some of these fact-checking organizations. they have put breitbart on the list. this is serious business. left-wingers need to be exposed. i hate to say it, this goes all the way to president obama who has been using this language. trish: they have been talking about the fake news in the white house and they've been citing as well as as being a problem. you know, it seems to me kind of obvious, brent, when something comes up, you almost can tell just by looking at it that it's fake. you know, isn't there sort of a consumer be aware element to this, you don't need to click on something that clearly obviously doesn't look right? >> if that's what fake news

you keep flushing ice cubes down the toilet. as a snow lover i'm ready for it. it is going to be noticebly colder towards the second half of the week. the cold air that caused the ice storm, that is going to be dealing us quite a shot of cold air as we get towards thursday and friday. right now outside over washington is our tower camera looking northbound. still a very cloudy sky outside today. most of the rain tapered off inside the beltway. it has continued to rain down across southern maryland. temperatures have been inching their way up. four things you need to know about the weather. it will be dry by the time we get towards afternoon and evening commute. lots of clouds around tomorrow. i don't have chance for rain or snow in the forecast for tomorrow. it may be a sprinkle or two. the cold air arrives wednesday night into thursday and the cold air will hang around into the weekend. as moisture returns we may have to worry about a we head towards saturday morning. we are keeping a close eye on it. with so many ups and downs make sure you have our nbc washin

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>> i think what we -- where we are right now, dom is the early flush of, oh, my god, this really is going to be a big change to how much is it actually going to change? i think we're seeing continued movement in the direction of it could be better than anyone suspects. sara was nice enough to have me on here november 9th, the morning this thing all started. i just started laughing when i heard the news. i went to bed early. you have to get up really early for this show. i predicted hillary clinton would win. then it's this. as i hear more and more stuff coming out of the election, which is the people that have congregated around trump, it's actually looking as if it may happen. if it does happen, stocks are not yet priced to perfection. having said that, this can all go wrong. a lot of thing can screw this up. china can screw this up. >> where is that priced? >> all the risks are not priced. you have to have some cash. looking at stocks, like ge, comcast, jpmorgan, which have had big runs, if this actually comes about the way it looks like it's coming about now, it's wrong to be not inves

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you guys haven't even seen it fully flushed out and you guys are talking abt. once we got to off broadway at the public theatre, people were fighting to get in the door. selling kids left and right just to get a ticket. it got crazy. >> tell me about your character in this one. >> seaweed jake stub, a really cool dude. very much like me in the way of music is my first love. and because of this music, that love is what he's able to give to everybody else. and how he's able to make it through his day and coming up in the segregated 60s. ultra cool dancer with a big ai uses the craft of music, love of music and dance to touch other people and to get others inspired to drop the boundaries and barriers and differences and let's love. >> and you've got quite kristen ist goes on and on make. also really excited. okay, walking into this. let's see what i got. it's going to be really fun. i'm excited for t challenge, zwrous share. i know that even the people i've met so far with hearted people looking forward. harvey, just trying to give this story back again and see wh