at the treaty of lancaster in 250 indians arrived. approximately half of them are adult males, the other half were women and children. when the negotiations were going on, many of the women are spending time creating the wampum belts that will be exchanged in the course of the proceedings. it is a native american art. contact with europeans is changing the production and value, but it is still very much a native american process. let's move on, and we will talk a little bit about the treaty conferences that so fascinated franklin. in our view our modern view, if , i say to you treaty, you probably think of a document. you think about the treaty of versailles that ended world war i, or you think about the peace of paris of 1783, which ended the american revolution. we tend to think of treaties us as texts that are the result of negotiations, and europeans who treated with native americans when they got together for these diplomatic meetings generally had very specific objectives. we are getting together with native peoples to talk abou

his dairy farm lancaster county pennsylvania has a total population of a little over 536000 residentsfrom 1995 to 2012 farmers in the county have received 100 $28000000.00 in taxpayer funded farm subsidies from the u.s.d.a. . an extensive investigation for this film found numerous examples of u.s.d.a. license commercial breeders receiving multiple violations from the animal health of vision on one hand and large taxpayer funded farm subsidies on the other while the programs are viewed as distinct and separate by the u.s.d.a. the fact remains that license commercial breeders with multiple dog welfare violations continue to receive taxpayer funded farm subsidies in lancaster county and many other rural areas throughout the united states these commercial breeders are exploiting a federal agency by receiving a taxpayer funded handout while simultaneously receiving major violations for failing the dogs in their care. started financial for. today was all about money laundering 1st to visit the us in the 3 different. oh good that's a good start well we have our 3 backs also. something in you

david and iommi stalls foose have been breeding dogs on their property in lancaster county since theearly 1990 s. having obtained both a pennsylvania license and a u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license from 2003 onward pennsylvania inspection reports clearly indicate dogs were suffering in a facility that was not meeting even minimal welfare standards after a further string of her round us inspection reports in 2008 david still sfusd voluntarily relinquish both his pennsylvania and u.s.d.a. license but the dogs remained at the same puppy mill though the name was changed to millwood puppies and ownership passed to david's son matthew stills foose matthew quickly obtained a u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license at the same address. immediately the violations continued under the new license when millwood puppies was inspected in october 2009 the violations were so severe that the commonwealth of pennsylvania brought multiple charges against matthew for violations under the dog law. before pennsylvania district judge isaac stalls foose all charges against matthew were summarily withdrawn a

hershey, lancaster, gettysburg. after the accident we became a pariah. hershey is interesting because hershey was stopped buying milk. they froze it. the half-life is about eight days. they froze it for ninety and used it again. that was one of the push backs you got. tourism went down. people did not want to come to the area. so you still have hershey park, hershey chocolate. they did purchase milk, they froze it and use it later. it's a legitimate issue. being born and raised there, i love living here, so i feel fortunate to live so close to hershey and lancaster and gettysburg. i encourage people to come here. i know there's a certain amount of dark tourism. people like to come snap pictures of tmi. but if i can put a plug in i still think hershey chocolate is the superior product. >> we will go to bonnie and lancaster, pennsylvania. good morning. >> good morning. what do you want to know? i remember my brother brough my parents through, he was clutching his coin collection. i thought he was going to pass out. i lost two classmates. they said they bel

we're right next to the amish, lancaster county. people came here for hershey and people came for the gettysburg battlefield. we were within a whiff of using all this. this was a place you wanted to go to, hershey, lancaster, gettysburg. after the accident, we became a pariah. this was a place you wanted to avoid. hershey is interesting, because hershey did buy milk from the farmers to make chocolate and they froze it. the half life is about eight days without getting two technical. they froze it for 90 and used it again. that was one of the pushbacks you got after the accident is tourism took down. we took an economic hit. people didn't want to come to the area. you still have hershey park here, hershey chocolate. they did purchase milk, they froze it, used it later. but it's a legitimate issue. being born and raised here, i love living here. so i feel fortunate to live so close to hershey and lancaster and gettysburg. i encourage people to come here. i know to a certain degree there's a certain amount of dark tourism. people like

robert gallucci is an associate professor at lancaster university and a former washington post contributor in ankara we have use of can lee who's director of media for democracy program at media for democracy so a very warm welcome to your sabrina let me start with you because you work for reporters without borders you just produce this report which on the face of it is good news fewer journalists were killed in 2019. yes indeed it's apparently it's a good news but in fact it is not because i would say that now are all the authoritarian regimes have to think about more ingenious ways to prevent journalists from doing their job i would say that murder of gemma really has led to several consequences at least in the mena region 1st it's led journalists to more self-censorship because they don't want to live the same fate they don't want to be killed just like him and they don't dare to. talk about sensitive subject and then all the governments all the regimes in the area. have told you to think about more ingenious ways to prevent them from working so they don't kill journalists anymore but t

citizens dr robert gallucci of lancaster university thank you for your time on your comments. now amid fears that the senate will not remove the president from office time across have a plan b. when it comes to undermining donald trump they're ready to return resort to some old tricks like the reports and explains difficult to understand the purpose of last night's impeachment vote why should the upper house of the u.s. congress pass judgment on donald trump when democrats already have a plan b. the house judiciary committee says it will continue to investigate donald trump regardless of the outcome but what else is left to investigate well the house judiciary committee is saying that they will resurrect the dead i.e. the moeller report this will give them a chance to get back to their roots and bring up that old russian collusion agenda and they can get the impeachment hearings going all over again the public version of the miller report contains numerous rejections these rules 60 redactions withhold information about president trump's knowledge of his campaign's contacts wit

the 17th 1940 even since we started filming we have lost 97 year old red blood in a stalwart of lancaster commemorations over the years and therefore today i'm privileged to be here not split to interview like last year survivor royal engineer basically 101 years young. tom. in fact and 9 did not know me well a lot can. walk. over by about 60 when you know it's a little less and less take you back to when you were on board the lancastrian the bombs went down the funnel the ship was packed to the gunnels with people well the old soldiers or world of civilians refugees other people nearly nearly all. shoulders and nurses and there are 3. everything on repaying owen and i. some of my children will but i think the key thing to survival was was it just your luck was a fight you were the straw swell of was to your advantage of course but it was but some people would stay some people would jump because they didn't know what to do on the ship shank and are so i'll sure was about to remember why i shower for our baggage jump in when why how could swim quite a bit past one provider 20 minutes then

: in the world of craniofacial disorders, jono lancaster is a rock star. >> i have a "welcome to renow you doing? >> reporter: jono, a 33-year-old from england is perhaps the best known person on the planet with treacher collins. >> jono lancaster was born with a rare genetic condition. >> i don't know how many people has called me names or laughed at me. >> reporter: he spends much of his time traveling the world and meeting families like the newmans. >> you're the first adult with treacher collins he's ever hung out with. >> wow. >> right? all of a sudden you're quiet, you didn't shut up all morning, now you're afraid to talk? >> reporter: nathaniel may be a little star-struck, but it's magda and russ who recognize the magnitude of this moment. what it means to talk to someone who knows the uncertain path they are on. >> get as close as you can. that'll work. >> that's a good one. >> reporter: because he too has walked it. >> aw, that's awesome. >> reporter: life for jono was tough from the start, born to parents who had no idea he would have treacher collins, they gave him up just

we're next to the amish which people love to see lancaster county. people came here for hershey and people came for the gettiesberg battlefield. we were within a whiff of losing all of that. one of the things that occurred to this community this was a place you wanted to go to. after that you became a pa rye. this is a place you wanted to avoid. hershey did buy milk from the area farmers to make chocolate. they froze it. half life of the nuclei that it was exposed to was about eight days. they froze it for about 90 and then used it again. that's with one of the pushbacks you got off the accident is tourism went down. we took an economic hit. people didn't want to come to the area. you to still have hershey chocolate. they froze it but used it later. it's a legitimate issue. being born and raised here, i love living here so i feel fortunate to live so close to hershey and lancaster and gettysburg and encourage people to come here. i know there's a certain a. dark tourism, people love to snap pictures of tmi. but think hershey chocolate say superior pr

today, he returned to his old school in lancaster to work pupils about the importance of buckling up.een speaking to him. we'll spike it is also this morning. to talk about the hardest lesson of his life. in life he barely nearly lost. you know, many are our ag think you're invincible. i did not think you're invincible. i did not think anything like this would ever happen to me. but in march it did. talented footballer had started a scholarship playing and studying in georgia in the united states. he is going to wind it! that isn't scoring for his college agreements before he was badly injured in a car crash. he was badly injured in a car crash. he was not wearing a seat belt. as well asa was not wearing a seat belt. as well as a broken neck and badly damaged internal organ, he had to have part fiscal removed and entered back to prevent rain damage. just describe how you felt when you book up in that bed in hospital. it was a weird one, so that bed in hospital. it was a weird one, so my mum that bed in hospital. it was a weird one, so my mum and dad there. that is when i need were ser

the library is in lancaster there's various streets named after her. i'm sure i'm forgetting others but by the way fredericksburg baseball team the nationals have just adopted mary ball washington as their mascot. and they made a caricature of her in george of her pitching the ball in george hitting it with an ax to chop down the cherry tree so she is getting more and more recognition about what she deserves. >> bill from connecticut good morning. >>caller:ni good morning. my question is you said george washington's mother was conflicted with the relationship was he conflicted? >> sure. so maybe in the colonies through great britain i think it was called the olive branch initiative to get parliament and king george the third to lay off the taxes and they would stay loyal to the crown but george washington was also immersed in that culture and envious of his brother and very respectful. it took a long time for americans to throw off the british crown. to be no longer subjects of the britishow crown. and then adams and hancock and others came over a lot

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recent incursion into northern syria i covered the last nato summit that was held in london here at lancaster house 29 years ago that was just months after the fall of the birdland wall and the end of the cold war and then there were questions about nato's future but the alliance then expanded taking in the countries from the east before creating new roles for itself in the balkans and afghanistan. almost 3 decades later nato's internal differences this time are even more public being expressed by leaders themselves and therefore a potentially much more damaging jamesburg days out 0 london before the summit began turkey's president but turned to block defense plans for baltic countries and poland has nato to support his military intervention in syria as a mainly kurdish group of fighters that turkey considers terrorists. did in the uk than an nato needs to act in a proactive manner against threats posed by terrorist organizations it's inevitable that need to the need of readjusting its against terrorist threats they expect our allies to display strong cooperation with the thing in a thread sa

prestigious panel of political pundits but no for the short this is how we summed up the story of the lancaster i was here on the banks of that of a played that our story has its beginning and it said this is where the i was born at the time here in 1022 the name was james the a few years later because american gas found it difficult to pronounce and just a few yards from here is where they're like customer families finally achieved their heart's desire and 2011 by having a memorial built to those who died. it's difficult not to contrast the open hearted remembrance of the people brittany with the coverage in that mission of the authorities in these islands and by denying remembrance the rest to things. if you don't remember walter fall of casualties then you run the risk of repeating the mistake and secondly remember families cannot have. for the loss of the loved ones. well tonight wolf. and in 2011 when the requiem for the link finally arrived it was people. but louis stevenson said it best. why even study sky dig the grave and let me lie. did i live and gladly die and before will. this be t

is andur next caller from vincent in lancaster, pennsylvania. vincent is a middle-aged collar. middle-ageds a caller. just like told comment -- first of all, the younger generation came off of eight years of president obama, where it was free phones, free this, everyone is entitled to have this. i'm sorry about that. we have an old-fashioned president now who wants to give you everything you need to go to work, earn a living, and live a good life. stamps,o not need food you should not be getting them. , it goes on and goes on. we talk about free college for --rybody and student death debt. what happened to investing in yourself? there is night school, community college, whatever you can afford, you go for it. blame folks for this stuff? we now have people running for president saying billion errors -- billionaires are wrong people. you should not be that way. where thata country is supposed to be the drive of everybody. the opiate crisis -- if you do your history, i think the civil war was the first opiate crisis. folks are not paying attention to their history. our president c

k. professor karen jones of lancaster university thank you so much for. sharing your insights with us here in france twenty four. your now in keeping with tradition this friday in menu and michael is celebratingg christstmas with french soldiers posted abroad and this year the president and his wife have trouble to ivory coast this as paris seeks to strengthen regional tiess against islamist militantss during the forty eight township michael's also meeting with several french soldiers who took part in an anti terrorist operation in money back in november with thirteen men lost their lives let's take a listen to him. speaking good idea. thanks not get anything done is an essential mission for france. i do think we will continue to fight against the hottest. and we will continue to do so alongside our african partners. are european and international partners. citizens also die i would like for the region which he had to say if you push so come to pool on january thirtieth other guys you to meet with the awful. and re clara county facility clinical and strat

but not often you know last easter weeks or it's actually 3 lancaster so big set piece of events like this are always easy to target and you can only hope countries work together not only against terrorism but the vigor thing actually possibly even bigger than terrorism is organized crime because organized criminals are wreaking havoc across the world at the moment we've seen people murdered in london and other countries recently a lot to do with drugs and of course this is this is a big problem for all countries. it's just it's been a fascinating subject we will get to talk about that at some later stage many thanks for now though chris phillips former head of the u.k.'s national council national counterterrorism security office that. the situations continue into what caused a passenger plane to crash shortly after taking off from. exxon killing 12 people dozens were injured in the incident on friday including children these pictures show the the rescue operation investigators are considering 3 possible causes of the tragedy pilot error technical malfunction and bad weather is how ev

senior lecturer of philosophy and religion at lancaster university. russia's sports ministry said an empty doping report faults lee cited investigations in accusing one person in the 2nd wave of the country's doping scandal the sports integrity initiative report made claims about information in moscow have allegedly accepted data base manipulations the article says that russian authorities were aware of changes to documents on test results made right off until they were given over to the world anti-doping agency this year back in january russia's sports ministry by the way says it never acknowledged that we're in a sub manipulations explaining not evidence all of the. state involvement but allow occasion moscow has consistently denied. this information has nothing to do with the russian speakers ministry hasn't confirmed that much of those amended the database. well moscow could be facing a 4 year old to be stripped of the right to host major international events including 4 games in next year's european football championships over the alleged tamperi

zhaoyin feng, bbc news, lancaster, california.8 in hawaii. he was known for his first book be here now, which sold over 2 million copies. it is reported he died peacefully. a painting by ls lowry, which had been unknown to the art world, is to be sold at auction next month. ‘the mill at pendlebury,‘ painted in 1943, has never been displayed in public before, and doesn't appear in any books on the artist. the painting features the uk's first all—electric powered cotton spinning mill, and goes on sale after the death of it's owner this year. he took the painting to the states when he moved there. it could fetch up to £1 million. the remainder of that main story. boeing has fired dennis muilenburg after two crashes involving the 77 max, at least 240 people died in the disasters, prompting accusations that boeing put profits before safety. families of the victims have said the departure was overdue, it is less than a week since the plane maker said it would temporarily halt production of the 77 max. there is much more for you and all

good morning, guy in lancaster. it is all yours. good morning, nigel.and fleetwood, have you become the remainers peer secret weapon by standing in these labour targett marginals. we could be returning simply like louise thistlethwaite, who is a brexiteer and wants to get brexit done. —— we could be returning somebody.” and wants to get brexit done. —— we could be returning somebody. i have never heard of her, maybe she is a brexiteer. howthey conservative cabinet are remainers, in many of the conservative selections, strong leavers have not been subjected, and remainers have. if you go back to february of this year, we had theresa may taking us into a com plete theresa may taking us into a complete cul—de—sac, brexit was in the weeds, a second referendum is coming down the track, i set up the brexit party, we got brexit back on the agenda, we had dragged the conservative party kicking and screaming to now starting to say the right things. the real misapprehension that you may be under, and interestingly, that the media were under in 2015 and appeared t

i covered the last nato summit that was held in london here at lancaster house 29 years ago that was just months after the fall of the birdland war and the end of the cold war and then there were questions about nato's future but the alliance then expanded taking in the countries from the east before creating new roles for itself in the balkans and afghanistan almost 3 decades later internal differences this time are even more public be expressed by leaders themselves and therefore a potentially much more damaging james out 0 london venezuelan migrants in colombia say they feel threatened after an increase in cases of racism and xenophobia and to government protesters in bogota have been rallying against proposed economic reforms and corruption but they're also directing their anger at venezuelans priyanka gupta reports. it was a 20 kilometer long walk from work for daniel tara a journey the venezuelan migrant into friends made mostly in silence. the streets in bogota were packed with anti-government protest as was the 26 year old says he was terrified to speak fearing his acts it mi

recent incursion into northern syria i covered the last nato summit that was held in london here at lancaster house 29 years ago that was just months after the fall of the bowl in war and the end of the cold war and then there were questions about nato's future but the alliance then expanded taking in the countries from the east before creating new roles for itself in the balkans and afghanistan. almost 3 decades later nato's internal differences this time are even more public being expressed by leaders themselves and therefore a potentially much more damaging james pays out 0 london vigil has been held in the u. case capital for the 2 people killed in a stabbing attack on friday jack merits and saskia jones was stabbed to death near london bridge by a man convicted of terrorism offenses paul brennan was at the fictional. this was a brief but very dignified ceremony the v.i.p.'s over there in front of the guild hall observing a moment's silence and short speeches from the bishop of london before they went into this art gallery here a condolence book has been opened and they've been signing th

recent incursion into northern syria i covered the last nato summit that was held in london here at lancaster house 29 years ago that was just months after the fall of the birdland wall and the end of the cold war and then there were questions about nato's future but the alliance then expanded taking in the countries from the east before creating new roles for itself in the balkans and afghanistan. almost 3 decades later nato's internal differences this time are even more public being expressed by leaders themselves and therefore a potentially much more damaging james pays out 0 london. coming up on al-jazeera in just a moment it's worse than we thought scientists another alarm about greenland's melting ice sheets. and ip forefront how the role of women in lebanon's protest movement is being seen. hell i went to doesn't want to come in accent bar a big push at the moment in europe whilst eastern europe had some record breaking warmth the last 3 months all of a sudden we're dropping by 20 or 30 degrees you can't tell from this we see these heat clouds here that's over a frontal system it's a c

i covered the last nato summit that was held in london here at lancaster house 29 years ago that was just months after the fall of the birdland war and the end of the cold war and then there were questions about nato's future but the alliance then expanded taking in the countries from the east before creating new roles for itself in the balkans and afghanistan. almost 3 decades later internal differences this time are even more public being expressed by leaders themselves and therefore a potentially much more damaging jamesburg out 0 london saudi arabia is urging the group of oil exports in countries opec to reduce production as it prepares to list at state owned oil firm on the stock exchange sources have told the reuters news agency that the plan would see another $400000.00 barrels per day added to existing cuts of 1200000 this would keep oil prices high enough during around cones and national share offering but a number of countries are producing oil well above their quotas to serious economics etc a bit early explains why saudi arabia would consider such a myth. it would be real

i covered the last nato summit that was held in london here at lancaster house 29 years ago that was just months after the fall of the birdland wall and the end of the cold war and then there were questions about nato's future but the alliance then expanded taking in the countries from the east before creating new roles for itself in the balkans and afghanistan almost 3 decades later nato's internal differences this time are even more public being expressed by leaders themselves and therefore a potentially much more damaging james out 0 london. and of course you can find a much more on all the stories that we're covering by logging onto our website at al-jazeera dot com of course our top story there about students in iraq. defying the government's stance of the moment. your child is there in the cell running a reminder of our top stories mexico's homicide rate hits historic levels with $127.00 deaths reported on sunday that's the highest number in a single day since records began in 1997 and this comes as president and less manuel lopez obrador completes his 1st year in office alan f

you've got manchester, lancaster and all of the northwest of england, and it's a big battle ground fortives and labour. and right at the start of the election campaign, the tories kind of set out their stall and really made it their ambition to wrest some of this traditional rugby league supporting towns away from... which ones? leigh, wigan, possibly warrington? those towns were the leave votes in the referendum campaign was very strong but labour has always been the dominant party. these are places where there's a sense that, possibly, being left behind is part of the narrative there. post—industrial towns, towns where mining may have been part of the industrial past. but when the mines closed down, what came to fill this place? in some cases, not very much, and there's been a lot of talk about people feeling hopeless, feeling disconnected and that the leave vote was part of those people kicking back and saying, look, this is how we feel. listen to us. this is what we want to happen. now, that's obviously problematic when you get to a labour party whose message on brexit has moved mo

subsidy program so joining us now to discuss this is the car coach to lauren fix all the way from lancaster new york lauren thank you for being with us today. thank you for having me tesla is aiming to make more than 1000 vehicles a week by the end of 2019 and ultimately push that number up to 48100 a week and a lot of this is about gaining access to the chinese market but it's not incredible but it incredible how tesla continues to exist based upon government subsidies. so what you make of this government subsidy program. well the government subsidies program put in place by china was to entice people to switch over to alternative types of propulsion for their vehicles and what's happened unfortunately is when they did 1st put it out people took advantage of it but nowadays cut it cut it back and now only down to $3500.00 people of course are not buying it as rapidly as they were now with tesla and their model 3 they're going to get $3500.00 of credit to a new consumer on a $50000.00 car now we don't have exact numbers yet of what the tussle will cost of course how you option it will also

i want to recognize the work of guy lancaster and helping to organize this panel. unfortunately, he had to change his plans to join us and participate. all three of our scholars on this panel are contributors to a book edited by guy lanchester. we are shamelessly plugging that here. a century of atrocity and resistance, 1819-1919. full disclosure. i am in there but this is not about me. i want to introduce our panelists. they will each present for 25 minutes. after that, i will spend a few minutes offering thoughts designed to generate discussion and then we will enjoy q&a. we will go in the order of the program. first, matthew hills, a lecturer of history in the school of history and sociology at georgia institute of technology. instructor in the department of history at the university of west georgia, the author of a lot of things including green backers, the former labor insurgency in the late 19th century south, arkansas's gilded age, the rise and legacy of populism and working-class protests. pretty recent from the university of missouri. he co-edited, reconsi

coming out of walnut creek trying to get to the 5 8980 split that's 20 minutes for you on a 24 in lancaster valley to the maze 44 minutes. but the nimitz that's a real grind at 46 minutes from san leandro to the maze on the northbound side. this is the normal slow go traffic and then of course the wet weather. not helping matters now back to the news. >>all right, thank you very much foo that the 21 is the time california senator kamala harris is out of the presidential race. she made the announcement and the decision to suspend her campaign on twitter take a look. >>i can't find my campaign and as the campaign has gone on it has become harder and harder to raise the money we need to compete. in good faith, i cannot tell you my supporters and volunteers but i have a path forward if i don't believe i do. >>will harris entered the race in january as a top contender for the democratic nomination. she is now the most high-profile candidate today to drop out of the race, though she's no longer running for president harris says that she will do everything in her power to defeat president trump. >

politics and international relations at lancaster university. he joins me to talk about these developments from bedford, england. hello there, richard. good morning to you. first up, so new information this weekend that a top administration official said stop the aid 90 minutes after president trump's phone call with the ukrainian president and said keep it hush-hush. does this put renewed pressure on the republicans in the senate to present witnesses in order to present this new information? and if they don't, how will that look? >> well, this is definitely fuel to the democrats' fire in trying to get to open up witnesses to this trial. i think if we look at the politics of this, to speak frankly, it's difficult to see the democrats getting to that two-thirds threshold in the senate. i think what the democrats want to do is to try and control time, to try and get some more facts out there, to try and shape the narrative, not just thinking about the immediacy of the vote that will eventually happen in the senate if there is a trial, but thinking

. >> there is the library in lancaster. 24rr various streets named after her and by the way, the fredericksburg baseball team, the nationals, the minor league team that is owned by the washington nationals have just adopted mary ball washington as their mascot and they've made a caricature and him hitting the ball with an axe for the axe that chopped down the cherry tree and the little cartoons of the two of them. so she's getting more and more recognition now that she deserves. >> let's go to bill who is calling from cromwell, connecticut. bill, good morning. >> good morning, jesse. my question for your guest, he said george washington's mother was conflicted and her relationship with england, was george himself ever conflicted? >> oh, yeah. sure. there were ovations made on behalf of the united states, the colonies to great britain, and i think it was called the olive branch initiative to try to get parliament and king george iii to lay out the taxes and they would stay loyal to the crown is that george washington was also, you know, also immersed in that culture. he was also a british sur je

let's get the latest sport now his other thank you very much a stand was a deadly attack on the lancaster team bus and lahore in 2009 and left pakistan without test cricket on home soil for more than a decade but sri lanka has finally returned and on monday pakistan sealed the 1st test when i home there and more than 13 years semi like has more. it's a moment that's been over a decade in the making pakistan celebrate their 1st test victory on home soil since the return of cricket the longest format to the country earlier this month. countries had avoided playing test in pakistan since the 2009 attack on sri lanka's team bus in lahore. and it was against sri lanka that pakistan's landmark victory came the home side only needed 3 wickets and crunchy on the final day to feel victory. and they got the 1st one with the openings all of the morning the remaining batsman fell soon after pakistan taking just 15 minutes to get the job done. nasim shar was the hero the 16 year old stepping up with 5 wickets in the final innings to not only seal a $263.00 run win but also the series won nothing is ea

experiencing take a look at some of these deep blues right now in the california desert east of lancasterat find closed this morning due to the heavy snow that we've accumulated the past couple of days to hatch a peep out still in the process of getting that snowfall. so yes, a lot going on in southern california if you're heading down this direction. >>you got to watch out for some of those closures as well some slick conditions bay area could be more the opposite we're drying out today we've got beautiful sunshine ahead of us even the sierra nevada's only picking up just some light flurries so northern california a much different picture today than our southern neighbors. now tomorrow, southern california clears out it's going to be a smooth travel day across the entirety of the state we're just going to keep the sunshine in the bay through tomorrow on into saturday to so we just got a good forecast ahead for us as we round out the year really before some showers do return sunday night to close out the weekend. temperatures in the 40's right now dublin and hayward each of 44 oakland 1.4