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  • BREAK THEM FIRE HYDRANTS LOL

  • Channel 2 is crap now, no one watches that shit.

    Chicago was epic during the 90's

  • We were only going to keep it open for an hour or two.

    I bet she wouldn't say that if she had to pay the bill. Everyone else in the neighborhood had to go without water because of her. Take your kid home and put them in a cold bath if they are that hot.

  • Joan Lovett was as smoking hot as the weather that summer

  • the hydrant is for the FIRE DEPARTMENT HELLO!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • Great clip. Thanks for posting. This aired on Thursday, July 13, 1995.

  • Lester Holt have came a long way.

  • @jirt87 Please repost your comment using proper English you fucking idiot.

  • Joan Lovett was an alcoholic.

  • @offthewall85 and you need to kill youself you fucking loser

  • A great alternative to opening fire hydrants would be to simply head to the beaches and the lake.

  • @triton115 only ghetto rat niggers in ghettos open the fire hydrants...and cause problems for their neighbors and fire departments. smart people actually go to the beach or stay the fuck home in the air conditioning.

  • i have to do a project on this for science class that is why i am watchin this but i think that it is sad.. i feel so sorry for those ppl :(

  • This was when Channel 2 had some life left. Before they were down the gutter, where they are now.

  • Where did you get these newscast?!

  • ZOMG, LESTER HOLT!

  • I love this era from WBBM, using the first, the best, The CBS Enforcer, Classic Edition, Version 1, the one that started it all. Great stuff.

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