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two thirds in albany. the mayor says the two cities are working on a joint redevelopment plan. some possibilities include keeping much of it as open space, housing and commercial developments, even a hospital. but whatever they decide, there are huge obstacles ahead. >> we're going to have to amend our general plans to allow for whatever is going to be at golden gate fields. in fact, that's go to the voters in albany to approve whatever plan, even if the area is rezoned. >> there are a number of state and regional stakeholders that will be involved in the approval process. also, the cities don't own the land, although they do have regulatory approval over it, and then big challenges like traffic and in this case, sea level rise. >> all of the area that that is in berkeley and in albany, that's lowland was a marsh and it's filled it will liquefy in any kind of an earthquake. >> robert chast is with the environmental group citizens for east bay parks and the former mayor of albany. he says it would require enormous amounts of diking to prepare and protect the land for housing. he

. >> samantha fay rides and trains horses and her great grandfather, second from the right, was albany mayor. when golden gate fields first opened. although the track has been a key part of her family's history, fay says she's grateful it's closing on sunday. >> these horses, while they're still babies, are overworked, but they're stabled for nearly 24 hours a day and they are coming off the track traumatized on friday, as we conducted interviews, word of another horse dying just hours earlier, the seventh fatality at golden gate fields this year. >> the animal was named sam spade after the detective. >> it's kind of a mystery. we don't know exactly what's happened. all we know is that it didn't happen to him while he was racing. and he's an unraced two year old. >> martha sullivan is an organizer with kill racing, not horses. she says the track's closure has to do with financial reasons, as well as pressure from animal advocacy groups. >> i think it's a combination. i think it's people are less interested in risking and taking horses live just to gamble. >> and it's a sad day. after 8

i'm often they are approximately 740000 registered vehicles in albany of which 212000 are benches in terms of percentage that's approximately 29 to 30 percent, which is the share of that mercedes benz has in the albany and car markets were in the wrong every 3rd car on albanian streets as a mercy this most the 2nd hand folded in 10 years. but arvin says this large market share has been in part because to combat air pollution. albania has been the import of cars that are older than 10 years. and don't meet your 4 standards. but with so many mercy, this is dusting all daniel streets. i also myself, with all the gap. let's deep dive into albanian history to a time when dictator and the whole general of the country and the best place to explore a communist history and to run up is the central block for now. what is now home to entertainment, tourism, and of course life last was back then the premises of and the gang by what only very few people knew is actually that his favorite goes to the car was the german class. the albanians were banned from using private cars. and the huge i wanted

pamela lynn mcallister of albany high school in albany.n mcallister was emotional as she accepted the 2024 all star teacher award. it honors teachers of their commitment to their students. now, lynn mcallister has taught spanish at albany high school for 21 years. she was chosen from five finalists from northern and central california, along with the award, she gets $30,000 for her school. each of the finalists, by the way, took home $2,000 for their schools. ngratulations toco when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. video tonight of that fire. you can see how intense it is. this just started. this is near 24th and willow right off 880, it's a wa

pamela lynn mcallister of albany high school in albany., pamela lynn mcallister was emotional as she accepted the 2024 all star teacher award. it honors teachers of their commitment to their students. now, lynn mcallister has taught spanish at albany high school for 21 years. she was chosen from five finalists from northern and central california, along

pamela lynn mcallister of albany high school in albany. yes, pamela lynn mcallister was emotional as she accepted the 2024 all star teacher award. it honors teachers of their commitment to their students. now, lynn mcallister has taught spanish at albany high school for 21 years. she was chosen from five finalists from northern and central california, along with the award, she gets $30,000 for her school. each of the finalists, by the way, took home $2,000 for their schools. ngratulations to video tonight of that fire. you can see how intense it is. this just started. this is near 24th and willow right off 880, it's a warehouse on fire again. a fire right now in oakland. the fire crews are just arriving. a massive plume of black smoke in the area as well. so you can see from the ground level the flames. and then this is a live look from one of our traffic cams. that huge plume of smoke. 24th and willow off 880. as you approach the bay bridge, we will be continuing to follow this story in the overnight hours >>> tonight, a major mix-up at t

. >> one third of the 140 acres are in berkeley, two thirds in albany. the mayor says the two cities are working on a joint redevelopment plan. some possibilities include keeping much of it as open space, housing and commercial developments, even a hospital. but whatever they decide, there are huge obstacles ahead. >> we're going to have to amend our general plans to allow for whatever is going to be at golden gate fields. in fact, let's go to the voters in albany to approve whatever plan, even if the area is rezoned. >> there are a number of state and regional stakeholders that will be involved in the approval process. also, the cities don't own the land, although they do have regulatory approval over it. and then big challenges like traffic and in this case, sea level rise. >> all of the area that that is in berkeley and in albany, that's low land was all marsh and it's filled. it will liquefy in any kind of an earthquake. >> robert chast is with the environmental group citizens for east bay parks, and the former mayor of albany. he says it would requi

the actual track in albany. it could either be turned into a park or housing, and for now, any remaining horses will be transferred to the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. live in albany. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. all right. >> henry, thank you. >> police in san jose arrested a woman suspected of murdering a man earlier this week. sylvia ortega is accused of stabbing a man on sunday near the area of north 17th street and east santa clara street. the motive and what led up to that incident are still under investigation. and the identity of the man who was killed has not yet been released. this is the city's 17th homicide of 2024. >> the may jobs report coming back better than expected. an in-depth analysis from an employment expert with more than 40 years in the field. >> also ahead, fewer flights from a major us airport. what big city could see cuts to its air traffic and space travel success? >> boeing shuttles astronauts into orbit for the first time. what it means for the future of exploration an

two thirds in albany. the mayor says the two cities are working on a joint redevelopment plan. some possibilities include keeping much of it as open space, housing and commercial developments. even a hospital. but whatever they decide, there are huge obstacles ahead. >> we're going to have to amend our general plans to allow for whatever is going to be at golden gate fields. in fact, let's go to the voters in albany to approve whatever plan, even if the area is rezoned. >> there are a number of state and regional stakeholders that will be involved in the approval process. also, the cities don't own the land, although they do have regulatory approval over it. and then big challenges like traffic and in this case, sea level rise. >> all of the area that that is in berkeley and in albany, that's lowland was all marsh and it's filled. it will liquefy in any kind of an earthquake. >> robert chase is with the environmental group citizens for east bay parks and the former mayor of albany. he says it would require enormous amounts of diking to prepare and protect the land for housing.

. >> one third of the 140 acres are in berkeley, two thirds in albany. the mayor says the two cities are working on a joint redevelopment plan. some possibilities include keeping much of it as open space, housing and commercial developments, even a hospital. but whatever they decide, there are huge obstacles ahead. >> we're going to have to amend our general plans to allow for whatever is going to be at golden gate fields. in fact, that's go to the voters in albany to approve whatever plan, even if the area is rezoned. >> there are a number of state and regional stakeholders that will be involved in the approval process. also, the cities don't own the land, although they do have regulatory approval over it. and then big challenges like traffic and in this case, sea level rise. >> all of the area that that is in berkeley and in albany, that's low land was all marsh and it's filled. it will liquefy in any kind of an earthquake. >> robert chase is with the environmental group citizens for east bay parks and the former mayor of albany. he says it would requi

. >> samantha fay rides and trains horses, and her great grandfather, second from the right, was albany mayor. when golden gate fields first opened. although the track has been a key part of her family's history, fay says she's grateful it's closing on sunday. >> these horses, while they're still babies, are overworked. they're stabled for nearly 24 hours a day, and they are coming off the track traumatized. >> on friday, as we conducted interviews, word of another horse dying just hours earlier. martha sullivan is an organizer with kill racing, not horses. she says the track's closure has to do with financial reasons as well as pressure from animal advocacy groups. >> i think it's a combination. i think it's people are less interested in risking and taking horses lives just to gamble. >> it's a sad day. after 83 years, that golden gate fields is coming to an end. >> david duggan, the track's general manager, says they're consolidated with santa anita, the racetrack in southern california. he said friday's horse death was related to an internal issue with the horse not linked to racing

. >> reporter: the venue has 140 acres in albany and berkeley, amazing views of the bay. a lot of talks about the future of this prime piece of real estate. no plans as of now but most people believe it will be a makeshift park space and housing. >> that would be my ideal situation. >> and this is the final race at golden gate fields. on sunday. >> people screaming. >> reporter: albany and berkeley city officials said it will likely be another 10 to 15 years before they can hosted there. they say they will be a lot of community meetings and possibly a lawsuit. so they anticipate this to be a long and slow process. >>> a wild scene in san francisco, fireworks, lasers, cars set on fire, at the legal sideshow last night. at one ., someone jumped on top of a burning car. this is all happening around you the lines, with all the weather out there damaged. there was a second sideshow near valencia and caesar shabbos, fireworks are also going up there. a similar scene across the bay. this sideshow blocked grand avenue. it stopped traffic at the intersection just outside of grand

a teen girl in albany. police report says may 14 he threatened the 15-year-old with a metal rod to get in the backseat. the court docket says furthermore, the victim tried to push the defendant off of her but he turned to hit her with the metal bar as well as his hand. border patrol agents arrested him, a turkish citizen in november of 2023 of the us-mexico border in california. an attorney tells us his client is here seeking asylum because of political instability and significant social issues in the country. the defense attorney told us his client has no criminal history and denies he committed any forcible sexual act against the complainant. we believe evidence in the case will shed light on what occurred that night. retired fbi agent nicole says the numbers crossing the border means no one can be adequately that it. >> what you see right now is just the tip of the iceberg. i feel like everyone in law enforcement and military members of the special operations association of america, they spoke. it's as i

her grandfather was a mayor of albany when the track first opened in 1941. yeah. when my great grandfather opened golden gate fields in the 1940's, he would also preside over the winner's circle ceremonies in these types of things. and i even have family members that may come out and watch the final race and honor of my great grandfather. but she says the closure is long overdue. calling the treatment of the horses here a tragedy. i my heart and my mind are both with the horses that we weren't able to save. so golden gate fields kills many courses every year since they announced the closure in july of 2023. >> 19 horses have been killed here according to the california horse racing board. >> that was, of course, death recorded on friday here. samantha says this is why she's been calling for their closure over new horse racing board claims that horse racing deaths in california are decreasing. the rate of deaths is decreasing, but the california public has shown that we see horses as individuals and every single death is a travesty and every single that is not wort

golden gate fields straddles both berkeley and albany. leaders from both of those cities are going to have to work together to figure out what happens with all of this land next. the berkeley mayor says discussions about subsequent steps are already happening. >> really look at how we can dedicate a substantial portion of that space for open space. to connect the east shore park. and also, it is a great location for housing. for commercial development. >> reporter: the mayor says after june, they will be able to turn their attention to transforming the property. faye says her attention is now turned toward so cal. where they will continue to race some of these horses at the santa anita park. >> which is the deadliest racetrack in california and one of the most deadly racetracks in the united states. it would be, it is my intention to save horses from horse racing in the entire state of california. >> reporter: but for now, she says she does find some relief walking away, knowing no more horses will die here. now the group that owns golden

. >> grandfather was the mayor of albany when the track first opened in 1941. >> yeah.hen my great grandfather opened golden gate fields in the 1940's, he would also preside over the winner's circle ceremonies in these types of things. and i even have family members that may come out and watch the final race and honor of my great grandfather. >> but she says the closure is long overdue, calling the treatment of the horses here at tragedy. thoughts my my heart and my mind are both with the horses that we weren't able to save. so golden gate fields kills many courses every year since they announced the closure in july of 2023, 19 horses have been killed here. according to the california horse racing board, there was, course, death recording here on friday. samantha says this is why she's been calling for their closure. bring, course, racing board claims that horse racing deaths in california are decreasing. the rate of deaths is decreasing, but the california public has shown that we see horses as individuals and every single that is a travesty and every single that is no

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but again, we have to wait and see how this uh, with a albany gotten some sophie student. he did very well in the polls. recently went down a bit. but his national unity party was always no stronger than benjamin netanyahu was the could party. so of course a going for elections is also something that he would be buying is, but at the moment it just clearly says, this country needs a different path forward to w, corresponded on your credit with the latest from jerusalem to night, many guns resigning from the government, it is real, tanya. thank. are you watching these up? the news is reminder of our top story, the center of europe and people's party led by european commission president are slipping. the lion like said the remains the biggest group in parliament here in germany. the far away a of the party has moved up into 2nd place behind the conservatives. while chances are all of shelter, social democrats suffered what could be their worst result ever. and in france, marine lands far away. national rally has won nearly a 3rd of the votes president emanuel may call and ha

nbc bay area's thom jensen spent the day at the 83 year old track in albany. that's closing for good now. he is now taking the ride away as the grandstands begin to fill and betting indoors begins to heat up. sadness and pride fill the eyes of golden gate fields general manager as he talks about this racetrack, its people and its history with the same passion that he does for his home in dublin, ireland, and married of emotions, this is a track that's been in existence for 83 years. it's played a huge part in an east bay life. it's fed thousands of families. the track served as a holding site for outgoing shipments of naval equipment and armored vehicles during world war two, and as a high stakes horse track ever since then, but this was the last weekend of racing at the track. with a vast history of successful home bred thoroughbreds, winning some of the nation's top races. so it was a significant part of horse racing in north america. gail coker hasn't been to the races here for 25 years. when she came with her sister and friends. it makes me really sad that

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her great great grandfather helped open the park when he was mayor of albany, but she spent the last five years working to have the gates closed for good. >> when i was a kid, no, i actually didn't know about all of the abuse that goes into keeping horses and raising horses here at golden gate field, and it was a serious moment of self-reflection when i actually realized they loved horses and i didn't love horse racing. >> the closure leaves 140 unused acres spanning albany and berkeley. berkeley's mayor says he wants a portion of it dedicated for open space and the rest would be a great site for housing, commercial space, or a hospital. >> for its part, the company that owns golden gate field says they're committed to the sport. they said we're proud to have been part of the legacy of golden gate fields, and we look forward to working with stakeholders to create a sustainable future for racing in california. but it won't be up here. they're shifting their focus to higher profile tracks in southern california like at santa anita, stranding people who tended horses at golden gate fiel

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this is been changing the workforce for some time and more about■b them.ne >> let's go to albany georgiasaid that he had this greatomy. i have a small business in georgia and in in 2009 we had so many and black small owned businesses and we had a great economy that came underd president obamand president trump is taken the itit we knowur economy was the t in 2016 from president trump is ying he got the economy over 8 million of us know different, now small■s businesses i own a small business in georgia and ■5 time under small businesses we great between 2010 and 2014 and to you keep ue good work i like what saying and we had a problem where we had money during covid beusiness went down $10000 after covid and i filled out the forms andge on te last day we did not receive it we had a lot of people steal the money from us. what i want to ask if you can could you tell in 2015 accog to how the in 2016. >> larry, what kind of business do you read. >> i run a lawn chair business and albany georgia, my grandson. >> how is business going for you. >> because of what happened i had to shut down my

whatever happens here will need the approval of both cities, including, we're told, voters in albany. we're live in berkeley tonight. cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> cornell, thanks so much. and the north bay minutes ago, as we move on to the next shot here in the north bay minutes ago, nascar race fans witnessed an exciting finish to this year's toyota save mart 350 at sonoma raceway. >> the 31 year old is going to power off turn 11, take this little kink here to the checkered flag. and kyle larson scores his 26th career win. >> third kyle larson took home the checkered flag. it's the second time the elk grove native has won this race. so certainly a congratulation goes to him. a wild night on the streets of san francisco and oakland, where sideshows seem to take over there were also at least four sideshows in the east bay. several involved fireworks and two cars collided during one of the streets. stunt shows. there are reports of at least one person hit by a car. the sideshows in the east bay stretched from emeryville to oakland and south to san leandro. some scene in san fran

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most really is prime minister onto the albany. see says his government is working, capitalize relations with china after years of diplomatic tension. he met the chinese from the lead chung in camera and need to sign some agreements covering trade kind of change and the economy or the issue of human rights remains the source of tension between the countries rights groups accuse beijing, a violating the right to religious freedom that's up to china, finished renovating a grand mosque in the province of you, non removing it's uh, big style features. it's part of the campaign to change the look of mostly in places of worship. anything close, modify, destroying or shutting down mosques. human rice, which has accused the chinese government of trying to stop the practice of as long as they jane denies those games. katrina, you reports from the chinese capital on the ground mosque and shoddy and was once an impressive symbol of islamic culture had influence in china. southern united province, but last year work began to transform it. toda

well, he is australia as prime minister on to the albany. he says he's government is working to stabilize relations with china following several years of to come at extension. his comments came after a meeting with the chinese premier and camera that both sides described as candid lead chung is the highest level chinese official to visit australia in 7 years. china is australia's largest trading partner, but camera has restricted chinese investment due to security concerns. b j retaliated with a band on australian coal and other products. well, most of them, such will change yet. there is a very broad scope for cooperation between now 2 sides. and the potential for cooperation is extremely c r g. as comprehensive, strategic partners of china and australia must build a solid foundation of trust, sort of tightened the bundle of prosperity to back home and development. well moving forward, hand in hand and realize irrespective dreams through close cooperation. but she approaches, of course, being patient calibrated and deliberate. i've said rep

revolting from neighboring georgia to hey, now the world news, australia is foreign minister onto the albany, says his government is working to stabilize relations with china. following several years of diplomatic tension, he met the chinese from in camera photonics that both sides describe discounted. lee chung is the highest level chinese official to visit in 7 years. so concrete for some camera. the everyone welcome to premier lee's visit to the starting capital. hundreds can boost on the moon's a pile of house, which probably being supported clashing with human rights groups. made his way premier lee was given a ceremonial service, a cannon salute, and an official god of all not. he's the most high profile chinese lead it to visit estrada since 2017 as well as this type. luncheon depaula ministry address, defend for a continued inside parliament house for the 2 countries looked to find common ground. there's no fixed model for a stipend, large relationship, add your piece to make sure that we manage our relationship so that we can contribute to regional and global pace. and prosperity al

. >> let's go to albany, georgia. larry. >> i want to talk about the economics and what president trump said that he has had this great economy. i have a small business in georgia. under president obama in 2009 we had small businesses, and we had a great economy that came under president obama, and president trump is taking the credit for it, and we know it's a lie. we know in 2015 our economy was the best. in 2016 when president trump he started to say he gave the economy, but we know different. for small businesses. i own a small business in georgia appeared during that time we have done great between 2010 and 2014. what i would like to say to you is to keep up the good work. i like what you are saying, and we had a problem when we had to disperse money during covid because my small business went down. i filled out the forms and everything, and on the last day we did not receive it here. we have a lot of people that stole the money from us. what i want to ask you is if you can could you can tell us how the economy l

to the raping a teen girl in albany. a police report says back on a may 14th he threatened the 15-year-old girl with a metal pole to get inside his car. border patrol agents arrested khan, a turkish citizen, in november 2023 at the u.s.-mexico border in california. khan's attorney tells us his client is seeking asylum i because of political instability and significant social issues in the country. the defense attorney also told us his client has no criminal history adding, quote, he denies that he committed any forcible sexual act against the complainant. we believe evidence in the case will shed light on what occurred that night, end quote. retired fbi special agent nicole parker says the numbers crossing the border means no one can be adequately vetted. listen. >> what you are seeing right now is just the tip of the iceberg. i feel like everyone in law enforcement and and now the military, members of the special operations association of america, they have spoken up, it is as if we are all bracing for impact. the damag

her great grandfather was a former mayor of albany and says this track is ingrained in the bay area'sy. however, she says part of that history has meant the death of many horses, so golden gate fields routinely will kill over 20 horses a year, and today, this weekend, i'm thinking about them. >> the track owners announced it was closing in july of last year so they can consolidate operations. the california horse racing board announced in march plans to move races to alameda county fairgrounds later this year. other animal rights activists say this field should have been closed a while ago. >> we've been raising our voices and calling for the killings to stop for years. and finally, the death toll at this track is going to stop rising. >> since 2008, it has been the only thoroughbred racing track in northern california. the land is massive, 141 acres that sit right on the bay shore. those we spoke with say this land could be used for different things that could benefit the community. >> we could use this land in berkeley and albany for things that are so much more useful to the commun

. >> samantha fay rides and trains horses and her great grandfather, second from the right, was albany mayor. when golden gate fields first opened. although the track has been a key part of her family's history, fay says she's grateful it's closing on sunday. >> these horses, while they're still babies, are overworked, but they're stabled for nearly 24 hours a day and they are coming off the track traumatized on friday, as we conducted interviews, word of another horse dying just hours earlier, the seventh fatality at golden gate fields this year. >> the animal was named sam spade after the detective. >> it's kind of a mystery. we don't know exactly what's happened. all we know is that it didn't happen to him while he was racing. and he's an unraced two year old. >> martha sullivan is an organizer with kill racing, not horses. she says the track's closure has to do with financial reasons as well as pressure from animal advocacy groups. >> i think it's a combination. i think it's people are less interested in risking and taking horses live just to gamble. >> it's a sad day. after 83 yea

us government, which said he didn't. den get national security australia as prime minister, antony albany, z low beach for years to free. i found he spoke to him by phone enough that his plane landed a was very generous in his prize of the strain governments. if it's the strain, government stands up for a strong and citizens as found as wives. stella said her husband needed time to recuperate before speaking to the press, but she signed to support his on his behalf. it took millions of people. it took people working behind the scenes, people protesting on the streets for days and weeks and months and years and we achieved it as found is final showdown took place in a quote to him in the us pacific island territory where he was sentenced to time already spent in prison is the way of express relief, but said the plea deal highlights dangerous to press freedom in order to win. he's freedom, joy, and played a guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage for publishing. evidence of us will crimes, human rights abuse of human rights, abusing us wrong doing around the world. this is journalism. this

nevertheless, it's clear that asylum seekers who end up in albany are not in the european union. this hoped it's all designed to make it really less attractive for migrants. but the deal with albania does not solve the problem of how to deport failed asylum seekers. not surely, of course, it is legitimate for every democracy, for every state to govern by the rule of law, anywhere in the world. to return people who have no right of residents to their home country, or where possible to a safe and 3rd country in progress. nobody question about that, right? but at the same time, it must be clear to everyone that this only works if the countries of origin cooperate. if they do not cooperate, we will see what we've been seeing everywhere for 10 years in spain, england, italy, friends, austria and germany, that the number of refugees being returned to their countries of origin stop or falling shades of european union politicians have been struggling with migration policy for years to take a closer look, we had now to the european capital of brussels. the block has reached a political tu

against croatia to book their place in the next round group where spain picked up another victory beating albany, a one no. now, spring top, the group with the perfect 9 points, they're joined by italy in the round of the last 16 croatia. now i only have a very, very slim chance to go through as one of the best search play seats and then said you're all to date, stay with us up. next, we have a documentary about 3 additional peruvian fishing community struggling to make ends need after a sharp decline in catches optical fairly. thank you so much for your company today . by can you see what cod myers have to do with the production? here's a hands on the really indeed much now on did you choose the one chunk of.

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if we remain 2nd the head of albany and croatia. meanwhile, 2 drawers in groups, e means progression to the knockout stage is still up for grabs. in the 2nd to match of the day, denmark and england tied one oil in frankfurt. england took the lead in the 18th minute through barne, munich, star, harvey kane, with denmark, equalized and 1st half, courtesy of more than huot mind after the break, both teams chances to score, but the result remained. one, all england taught the group ahead of denmark earlier. so the again, serbia also ended in one old girl. well, there's hope that frances star player to keep me on in box a will be state to play when his country takes on the netherlands later today. the french captain was pictured on thursday wearing a custom made mask after suffering a broken nose. in his opening game of the tournament, frances monitored to the shop said everything was moving in the right direction. the french football federation set the $25.00 earl striker, would not need surgery after his face stroke opponent, kevin, done so his shoulder would, he would have to wear prot

percentage that's approximately 29 to 30 percent, which is the share of that mercedes benz has in the albany and car market. the wrong every 3rd car on l. banyon streets is the most sweetest, most the 2nd pend, folded in 10 years. but our been says this large market share has been in part because to combat air pollution. albania has been the import of cars that are older than 10 years. and don't meet your report standards. but with so many mercy, this is daunting all banyan streets. i also myself with all the gap. let's deep dive into albanian history to a time when dictator and the whole general of the country and the best place to explore a communist history in toronto. is the central block for night. but it's not home to entertainment, tourism, of course night last was back then the premises of and the gang by with the only very few people here is actually that his favorite goes to the car was the german class. the albanians were banned from using private cars. and the hubs of wanted to be seen as a man of the people, which we now know was an elaborate mess. great. is luxury german saloon

to book the place in the next round, a group of windows of spain picked up another victory beating albany, a one. no. it's main top. the group with a perfect 9 points and then joined by easily in this, in the round of the last 16 creation, now only have a very slim chance to go through as one of the best said placed teams. as a reminder of the top story we're following for you, or which he makes says it's vonda jeanetta, sanchez left a bridge. this prison is flown out of the country court documents chose sanchez agreed to plead guilty to violate using us espionage law who was wanted for publishing classified ministry files and documents on the weekly leaks. and that's all for now, but don't forget, you can always get the w use on the go. just download on that from google play off from the apple app store. and it'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. that's if and i'll stay with us, kind of a is next looking at the drawbacks of yours big best on hydrogen, and that's after a short break. i told me all the logical

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