brum, brum, you get down there right now. brum, stop misbehaving! damn it, brum! get down now! doing? what the hell are you doing? what's wrong with you? ha-ha. [ laughter ] sorry, jimmy. you know, brum's always up to no good. >> jimmy: well, it is his birthday, so -- >> yo, i'm next, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. tariq, go for it, buddy. >> all right. shout out to the month of november. yeah, i love november, man. i'm talking ice skating at rockefeller center, thanksgiving with the family, and getting my christmas shopping done. but the day after thanksgiving, it's time to let mexico meet the mayflower with these tasty turkey tacos. ♪ they're the titillating treat that will keep your troops from tripping. to make them, all you'll need is taco shells, a little bit of lettuce, sour cream, salsa, cheddar cheese, and of course, that leftover turkey. now, you just stack em, watch your lips smack and then attack them. they're a quick kitchen concoction, and a tasty thanksgiving treat. it's time to talk turkey, turkey tacos, that is. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's good. [ applause

. ♪ brum, brum, brum, brum, brum i really am in awe of all those kids.audience or to me. none of them are afraid to argue with me, which i love. i don't want to... anybody to work for me who wouldn't argue with me. and somehow, with their brains and my fingertips, it works. >> kroft: everyone on the show knew there was no one smarter than don hewitt. he'll be remembered as the boss and head cheerleader, who ran "60 minutes" with a nearly insane enthusiasm... >> hewitt: merri, nope. i can't follow her in the ladies room. >> kroft: ... sprinting down hallways and into offices trying out his latest brainstorm... >> hewitt: you mean they sent him to death row and they knew he didn't do it? >> kroft: ... or insisting on everyone watching his newest favorite piece. >> hewitt: you starting to edit? >> not quite yet. >> hewitt: okay. >> but... >> hewitt: but you're looking for transcripts... i hear it's... >> yeah. >> hewitt: ... going to be great. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> kroft: "hey, come here, you got to see this. isn't this terrific? isn't this the best? >> h

we're going to turn to longtime marshall islands political leader anti-nuclear activist tony de brum,leader. he was one of the world's most prominent voices confronting climate change, and spent decades organizing against nuclear weapons after having witnessed firsthand the united states' nuclear testing on his homeland. this is de brum, speaking in 2015 as he accepted the right livelihood award, known as the alternative nobel peace prize. >> decades after conclusion of devastating nuclear testing in the marshall islands, i might be branded by some as a radical for my inpatient conviction against the use, testing, or possession of nuclear weapons. but this is not radical. it is only logical. i have seen with my very own and noch devastation with conviction that nuclear weapons must never again be visited upon humanity. between 1946 and 1958, the united states conducted 67 large-scale nuclear tests in the marshall islands. that is the equivalence of 1.6 for 12ma shots every day years. amy: that was tony de brum, longtime marshall islands political leader accepting the right livelihood

why not just watch. we produced that record for bruno's brum and done that as well. >>> thats the "cbs morning news" for this morning. we'll leave you with the sights and sounds of new york city's tiny celebration. they welcomed the year of the arrival of the monkey yesterday in chinatown. for the first time ever the school closed for the lunar new year. thanks for watching. have a great day. --

the most courageous humanitarian efforts in history. estelle accompanied her husband to stock holmes brum airport. as count folk had been adults boarded and german aeroplane to berlin, it was a journey into the situation was desperate from the point of view, the german road unit. from the point of view of the nazis course, ben adults wanted to take advantage of this. and to pressurized the not to lead to concede the relief of some prisoners. but to achieve this, been adult would have to take a crucial step ah, negotiating face to face with him. the man who controlled germany's concentration now. ready too often of kindness, diane is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film, archives funding for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part to the communist revolution on a janita. the natures news as it breaks. the big concern is that my suits force is coming round on the mountain ridges. trying to surround this area in or

first baseman greg burr has a torn lay brum. he burst onto the season last year and belted 11 homers. he's viewed as one of the organizations untouchable prospects and the first base men man of the future. >>> for the knicks it was there for the taking last night against the warriors but the home team couldn't capitalize. it was back to the drawing board today in greenberg. although they're on the outside of the playoff picture looking in, hope is not lost. >> i mean, we have 32 games left. we've got some home stretches. we've just got to take care of business to be honest. you know, we're not that far removed from being anywhere between 4 and 11. with that in mind we should put >> what do you need from your ball club to make a good run? >> to focus on the process, you know, and not get caught up in trying to chase then standings. >> meanwhile, just a stone's throw from the knicks' practice court, the rangers hit the ice, following a lengthy all star break. rick nash remains sidelines with a bad bone bruise. the devils tomorrow

>> i would be just as happy if we produced that record for bruno's brum and done that as well. >>> thats the "cbs morning news" for this morning. we'll leave you with the sights and sounds of new york city's tiny celebration. they welcomed the year of the arrival of the monkey yesterday in chinatown. for the first time ever the school closed for the lunar new year. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. 3 it's going to start to feel more like winter today as the temperatates are expected to drop. good morning and thanks for waking up with news 19 this morningyour time is 4:30...i'm deon guillory. i'm joined by meterologist efren afante with more on just how cold it's expected to

. >>> now, before the parade world cup mvp carli lloyd and star defensive player becky sal brum stophis morning." >>> lebron james will try next season to deliver a championship to cleveland. as expected james re-signed with the cavalier after opting out of the contract he signed last summer. the new deal is worth $47 straight sets in the semis and williams will face mar bean moog rue sa in the final. >>> the patriots could learn their fate sometime next week. roger goodell said he's ready to reveal his decision soon, possibly late next week. brady appealed his four-week suspension following the use of deflated footballs in the super bowl game. stapler died wednesday of colon cancer. known as the snake, stabler lead the oakland raiders to victory in super bowl xi. he was also named the most valuable player and a four-time pro bowler. his former coach john madden called him a perfect detention for defying the judge. >>> and the royal family has its newest member. with micro droplets of vaseline jelly, new vaseline intensive care spray moisturizes and absorbs in seconds to help heal dr

solyndra received a $500 million loan from the federal government in 2009 before filing for brums nearlyrs later. >> the number of millionaires living in california continues to climb. the state franchise tax board said there are 13,000 millionaires calling the golden state home. that's up 27% from 2009. "the sacramento bee" reports that collectively, they're worth more than $29 billion. >>> you know, i've noticed jeff ranieri wearing a new suit, having a new car, maybe he's part of this group. >> let's not get e-mails about this. i am paying my car down religiously and i've had this suit for over a year. maybe the tie is a little new. thanks for that. let's look at the numbers this morning. it was definitely extremely cold out here with temperatures down into the 20s in napa with 29, son open, a 31. oakland airport dropping to 36. sfr from the highs to the lows, right now the tally up to 26 days with no rainfall. it looks like we could go over to 30 days with no rain before we start to see a shift here in my seven-day forecast. right now, the numbers, mild for this time of year. it is n

devastating impact on communities like the indictee of the two hundred fifty people that live there are brum estimates that up to eighty percent of china's we need to. what has been the impact of childhood disease on your life and your family . do you have a chance disease you're so. thank. you. it's. me my dear you. are the bank the boat i went back. to the past fifteen years go to people on the tell you has been working into libya using an insecticidal paint to rid its effect to communities of given to cook insect tell me about in this far this is the paint you have developed to combat charges. but mrs morse. in other words the new paint is an advance on previous insecticide paints because the insecticides. which slowly released them over two to four years containing the insecticides like this means that the concentration of chemicals can be lower and that several different pesticides which don't work if they are mixed together can be used ok so do i have to dress up like this ok let's turn this there's nothing i'd like to do more than. thirty five degree heat. which scholars this is going

the adaptation will be written and directed by creator joe brum, who will step away from production ofin theaters. kids and parents are excited for this. >> i'm so shocked that it has taken this long with the popularity of bluey. >>> when we come back, big news brewing at starbucks. workers are making a bold move for change. >>> and classic comedy just earned a spot in history. dy jus earned a spot in history. e plug. enjoy the same 50 days of continuous scent as febreze plug, including a cord for flexible placement options... and a boost button for extra scent. new febreze plug scent booster. ♪ lalalalala. ♪ home is a warm and fuzzy feeling. experience the comfort of home wherever you go with the familiar, long-lasting freshness and cuddly softness of snuggle. snuggle. the comfort of home. mom's gonna love this! alright kids come on. it's time for bed! ( ♪♪ ) good morning, mr. snuggles. make breakfast special with the cocoa and hazelnutty goodness of nutella. ( ♪♪ ) i won't let my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me... emerge as you, with clearer skin. with tremfya®

>> brum has been competing as a special olympian in basketball and bowling since he was 12. but at foothill and most high schools, varsity letters were given only to those students who achieved certain standards at their respective sports at school. >> and one day i was driving in my car and i thought why can't he have one? >> that's when andrew's mother decided to make a suggestion to foothills high school principal. >> i was thinking about the pictures and how families take pictures of their seniors with their letterman jackets. >> in this case we have a young man who a committed and played the whole season, and he is deserving to represent foothill athletes everywhere. >> the letter obviously means a lot to andrew and sends a message to the larger student body. >> it's all about meaningful inclusion, and when you are playing sports in your community, for a student it's their school, and to be recognized by that entity is very, very important. >> he's so proud. yeah, he loves it. he wants to wear it all the time. even if it's 95 degrees out. >> it makes me feel happy to st

had gone brum would have be broadly disibuted. we didn't have the ability to pick and choose w was going toose money at a. i. g. all we could do prevent their bankruptcy or not. whe we made the decision to intervene, we were protecting everybod >> sie: are you saying the federal reserve ma allhe proper disclosures >> i think w havected completely in the spiritf the law, letter the law, in everything that 've done. ople are arguing tt w re trying toover up w benefited from a. i. g., but the fact is it's very clear who will benefit from a. i. g. not ing bankrupt, l tir counterparts,very la one. >> susie: do you think we should have done the ai. g. bailout at a? >> we had no choe. i think the coapse of a. i. g. would have be made lehman look like nothing. we probably, i think it's highly proble that we would have been in the middle of a great pression if we had let a. i. g. collae. >> susie: i'd lik to ask you a few questions aut financial reform. the american publicstill angry and they think that it's a back t business as usual at t

. >> 18-year-old andrew brum just told us putting on his letter man jacket makes him feel really good. >> i feel like it's meant to be on me. i worked six years so hard doing it. it makes me feel happy. and a better part of me. >> brum has been competing as a special olympian in basketball and bowling since he was 12. but at foothill and most high schools, varsity letters were given only to those students who achieved certain standards at their respective sports at school. >> and one day i was driving in my car and said why can't he have one in. >> that's when andrew's mother decided to make a discussion to the school principal. >> i was thinking about the pictures and how families take pictures of their seniors with their letterman's jackets. >> he is deserving to represent foothill agent heats everywhere. >> the lotter means a lot to appear drew and sends a message to the larger student body. >> it's all about meaningful inclusion, and when you are playing sports in your community, for a student it's their school, and to be recognized by that entity is very, very important. >> he's

the adaptation of the australian animated phenomenon will be written and director by creator joe brums. you can expect it in theaters in 2027. i don't have kids yet, but i know the craze that is bluey. but kids love it, and parents too. >> they're going to have to wait a little bit, but there's no aging out when it comes to the bluey fandom. >>> we are hours away from the fed's interest rate decision. >>> plus, why you want to check your tires before heading out into any winter weather this morning. ny winter weather this morning. introducing the new febreze plug scent booster. enjoy the same 50 days of continuous scent as febreze plug, including a cord for flexible placement options... and a boost button for extra scent. new febreze plug scent booster. ♪ lalalalala. ♪ home is a warm and fuzzy feeling. experience the comfort of home wherever you go with the familiar, long-lasting freshness and cuddly softness of snuggle. snuggle. the comfort of home. mom's gonna love this! alright kids come on. it's time for bed! ( ♪♪ ) good morning, mr. snuggles. make breakfast special with the cocoa

and as we know, a russian also, artillery continues to destroy us, made our brum tanks as well as german made a leopard tanks. and of course, those f, 16 jets that the west was very eager to deliver to ukraine. it seems that those would not help you quite and much on the battlefield and that is according to the kremlin spokesman. and would you please major losses on the ground mass mobilization in the country continues. and that is despite the massive health that the country gets from its western allies over to africa now where at least 20 people repeatedly being killed in a blast on a beach. and somebody is capital of mogadishu. the government, quoting at a terror attack, a wanting to start, think images are head the the likelihood reportedly capturing the moment of the blogs that ended up leaving dozens of casualties afterwards. what sounds like gunfire, rings out a local police are suggesting it's a suicide attack. and the tired risk group i'll ship bob is now report li, claimed responsibility open mouth insert foot. have a listen to this american senator talking about how america nee

. >> that was scott brum of station wusa in washington reporting. >>> the dougherty gang may have been sighted in colorado. police say they have credible information that ryan, dylan and their sister, lee, may be in the area. the three are accused of shooting at police in floor and robbing a bank in florida last week. officials say they are heavily armed and apparently willing to die. >> it's concerning to all local and federal and state law enforcement that these folks will engage law enforcement with weapons and of course the public, the risk to the public who might be unarmed, and unaware they're near these individuals and they might try to take some action against the public or against law enforcement if they're approached. >> the fbi says it's unclear where the fugitives may be headed. >>> polygamist leader warren jeffs is in prison. it took a jury only 40 minutes yesterday to sentence him to life behind bars. jeffs was convicted last week of sexual assault on two underaged girls. >>> texas is officially inned midst of its second worst drought on record. after ten bone dry months

devastating impact on communities like the indictee of the two hundred fifty people that live there are brum estimates that up to eighty percent of china's we need to. what has been the impact of childhood disease on your life and your family . do you have a chance disease you're so. thank. you. it's. my dear. the bank the boat i went back. to the past fifteen years ago to people our military has been working into libya using an insecticidal paint to grade its effect to communities of the bin to create insect tell me about in this far this is the paint you have developed to combat charges. but yes more. in other words the new paint is an advance on previous insecticidal paints because the insecticides. which slowly released them over two to four years containing the insecticides like this means that the concentration of chemicals can be lower and that several different pesticides which don't work if they are mixed together can be used. to carry so do i have to dress up like this ok let's turn this there's nothing i'd like to do more than put in over thirty five degree heat. which scholars th

. >> that was scott brum of station wusa in washington reporting. >>> the dougherty gang may have been sighted in colorado. police have information they may be in the area. the three are accused of shooting at police in floor and robbing a bank in florida last week. officials say they are heavily armed and apparently willing to die. >> it's concerning to all local and federal enforcement these folks will engage law enforcement with weapons and the risk to public they might be unarmed, and they might take action if they're approached. >> the fbi say it's unclear where they may be headed. >>> polygamist leader warren jeffs is in prison. it took a jury only 40 minutes to sentence him to life behind bars. he was convicted of sexual assault of two underaged girls. >>> texas is en route to its second worst drought in years. the worst was a 70-year drought that ended in 1957. >>> the nasa satellite that monitors activity on the sun caught pictures of a giant radiation flare that's headed our way, seen in a false color image the burst is likely to disrupt gps and satellite communications here

that it was the whites yes, there is a red and this is also an internalist but russian imperialism brumike this, it can be like this, it can be like this, it is your choice to find what you think is right, then the child has and a student and a schoolboy have the opportunity to choose potatoes, this is the most important thing that needs to be done, as a result, secondary and higher education should also cultivate critical thinking, because when they tell me that soviet education was wonderful, i say where are the nobel laureates, if excellent education, why is yale university full of them and even in moskovskiy alone, we thank mykola september for this

on monday trump unleashing a twitter tirade targeting richard brum men that will, the president insensd after he criticized the justice department's war on would-be leakers. >> i'm very concerned that the department of justice is weaponizing these laws for its personal and political ends. >> president trump also taking to twitter to blast the new york times and lamenting what he saw as a lack of media coverage about the latest sanctions on north korea. abc news, washington. >>> the national weather service is send a crew to saulz bury maryland after a possible tornado yesterday. that video is something else. it sent cars flying, damaged a shopping center and ripped down trees and power lines. there were only minor injuries. tornadoes are rare but if confirmed that this would be the second in just two weeks. >>> now a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> hey, everyone, right now i'm watching things in houston. i want to show you the major flooding that they've dealt with overnight. there were actually flash flood warnings all night long. they've seen heavy rain there since yester

achieved a goalless draw against crystal palace, tottenham beat bayern munich 3-1 , liverpool beat brums with three goals, and chelsea beat stamm 3-0 in italy and in the fifth week of serie a. i would like to inform you that in tehran, sunset will be at 18:00 and maghrib will be at 18:00 and midnight will be at 23:15. thank you very much for being with us in this news series. now, the economic desk and my colleagues in this group are related to you. thank you, ms. khalji , in the name of god, greetings, courtesy and respect to all viewers of the program. economy as in at the beginning of your news, i told you that we want to talk about gasoline and the discrepancy between the consumption and production of gasoline in the country. these days, you can almost say that gasoline and its discrepancies have become a topic of concern for the country's officials. the last comments i saw were, for example, mr. president jamour pointed out that we have set aside 5 billion dollars for the import of gasoline, for example, for this year , the big number shows that the imbalance between production and

. >> 18-year-old andrew brum just told us putting on his letter man jacket makes him feel really good. >> i feel like it's meant to be on me. i worked six years so hard doing it. it makes me feel happy. and a better part of me. [cheering] >> brum has been competing as a special olympian in basketball and bowling since he was 12. but at foothill and most high schools, varsity letters were given only to those students who achieved certain standards at their respective sports at school. >> and one day i was driving in my car and i thought why can't he have one? >> that's when andrew's mother decided to make a suggestion to the high school principal. >> i was thinking about the pictures and how families take pictures of their seniors with their letterman jackets. >> in this case we have a young man who a committed and played the whole season, and he is deserving to represent foothill athletes everywhere. >> the letter means a lot to andrew and sends a message to the larger student body. >> it's all about meaningful inclusion, and when you are playing sports in your community, for a studen

i think that combination we're seeing quill lib brum being paid out by companies to pay to shareholders seek out low volitility. what qualifies as low volitility in this environment? >> what we try to do is if you think about u.s. investors when you look at unprecedented monetary policies, rates are so low. perhaps irned shift to fixed income should be lifestyle moving but it's too risky. by default dividend yields are higher than treasury rates. i'm going to stay in equities but let me do it in a less volatile way. in a simple way but a form of risk management. i'm over weight equities but managing my risk in a different way. >> thank you for swroining us. we should mention as we head into the final hour of trading u.s. stocks hit their session lows. the dow jones off by 210 points twhile s&p 500 losing 24 points. street smart is up next. al alix: welcome to the most important hour of the session. stocks around the lows of the session. small-cap shares really leading the way lower. we are expecting a slew of earnings. we will bring you those numbers as they cross. manny pacquiao joins

which will treat losses by three or more runs whole bullshits nights like for much the rocker about brum slam in the fifth which made the score seven on the if you also get a single in the first inning or is a little still enjoy the comfort of their home pride in being poor as they look to tie the season to peace later on but. to form no one we go where with sebastian vettel all but securing this season's form. in the money sit second in the standings was goran t. his long term future with current team mcclaren thirty one year old jenson button who won the formula one crime in the one nine committing his driving future by signing a team called two year contract to drivers current contract was set to expire the season button currently putting against insurmountable odds essentially for this year's drawn that britain would have to win all five remaining races with red bulls battled not scoring a single point so it's really not all but twenty twelve and beyond for the summer a. huge day of cycling up the so-called by capital of the world the tour of beijing getting its inaugural start with

moves on the my six energy majors among the main gains supported by stronger commodity prices gas brum is up around three tenths of just about three percent against more than one and a half percent i can start stop also on the rise with barry bonds around two percent and look like. ok and for more market analysis i'm joined by roland nash from garden capital sorrow and tell us more what's happening on the markets as we can see today the markets all on the rise well it's been mostly down in the past month so what is the general sentiment in the markets it's nice to have the balance that we've seen today it's been a pretty awful last couple of weeks and so we've given up all of the gains that we've had so far this year and the markets. you know the markets of been looking for any kind of positive news what's happening in europe is really speaking i think everybody in the russian market will. right and how the markets reach the lowest level we can see them going any lower way in the near future but it's going to be based i really hope that we've we've reached the bottom. you know haven't

. >> pastor mark brum alow and his wife cherie understand the heartbreak all too well. own home in texas was destroyed by hurricane harvey. >> as we start helping others, our problems become smaller. >> they've come to an tig with a to put a smile on the faces of these children l >> reporter: is that a bracelet? do you like it? how does it feel when you have these boxes? >> i feel grateful. >> lots of hope. >> reporter: a gift of hope amid the joy of an early christmas celebration, even if it's not at home. morgan raf fert, nbc news. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. lester holt will be in tomorrow with a story of a police officer and his young partner. part of our series those who serve. i'm jose deas thank you for the privilege of your time and good night. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the avera

the goal to quote, reach an equill limb brum with the united states. it seems u.s. sanctions are still not deterring the regime. lester. >> richard engle, thank you. >>> in this country it was a tense day in st. louis after a judge found a former white police officer not guilty of murder in the shooting deng of a black man after a is high speed car chase six years ago. the police were on high alert for the verdict and this evening there are protests that are still ongoing. nbc blake mccoy is there. >> reporter: things got ugly early as protesters clashed with police on the streets of st. louis. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: some promising more unrest. >> we are going to shut this city down. >> reporter: police have responded with a show of force t after a judge's decision to acquit former st. louis police officer jason stockily in the shooting death of anthony lamar smith. smith was shot dead after a police hayes in 11. stockily claimed he saw the suspected drug dealer reach for a gun but only the officer's dna was found on the weapon leading to allegatio

he still has secured pool for the summer a new brum free breaking his own lap record on the maisano circuit in the process the honda rider the clock the time of one minute thirty three point one three eight seconds beating the mark on the night for gathering to. start second and third sunday stormy's the championship by forty four points from rain to a half a dozen races. finally the russian rugby team fried in new zealand later on sunday ahead of their first ever much in the world cup clash with the united states on september fifteenth richard from port fate caught up with the squad ahead of what's going to be the biggest tournaments of therapy careers. the wait is almost over thirty players will fly to new zealand they have spent the last three months training intensively and gaining vital much experience however for the senior team if it plays club rugby in england he's delighted progression can finally start to do better talking on the rugby pitch it's been hell you know whereas the you know if the idea of the world cup that's just coming close by dave last month or so. so really was it

conserve gas problem has been facing certain problems in western europe the german offices of gas brum had been searched what is your take on a situation like this around one of the companies. it's quite simple i have repeatedly said in public that the sellers are always trying to sell the commodity at a higher price it will produce the buyers always want to get it cheaper or even free which is better still we're not a good as we say you won't get anything for free naturally without a smaller price yes and that is not they are after it and as a result unilateral decisions are taken by the third energy package for example which was adopted retrospectively from the fact that this is only a piece of paper that we feel we should be considered unacceptable in the modern world but it is don't despite all considerations we think ultimate goal behind this course of action is to bring down the cost of the product and to disrupt the market pricing mechanism which is closely connected with the price for crude in russia but it is we who set the price in a centralized manner we depend on crude and

their views were not backed by evidence as could be expected their conclusions are uninformed and brum. one whistleblower could be wrong too well could be wrong but when it's 3 when it's 5 when it's a dozen whistle blows you know something's rotten. i fear those behind the crimes that have been perpetrated in the name of humanity and democracy they will not hesitate to do harm to me and my family just what the hell is going on at the o.p.c. w. what could be so terrifying that its own employees are afraid for their lives and feel their employer could target them and their families it isn't just one individual it's others too whose crimes were that they would just doing their jobs i submitted a requests to the team leader i asked i repeated this request a number of times all requests were declined or simply ignored just the guy doing his job what it said in the job description at what was a respectable organization according to testimony given at the un that's not what the u.p.c. w. the management wanted all requests were denied the responses i received included this is too big don't mak

baltimore wwth a concussion...the innury bug, once again strikes brian roberts.roberts has aaright hip laa-brumly cartilage that surrrunds the hip.buuk showalter coofirmed today from l-a...roberts will get a second opinion..robertt missed two games in seattle pith what the oriiles thought wws a groin injury... turns out it was this.it could &prequire surgery... and robert could be out 6 to 8 weeks.. rooerts played in just 17 games this eason... batting 1- 82. tonight's game...miguel gonzalez mmking his first pajoo league start...his family in attendance at angel stadium....bottom of the 1st... mike trout foul tips it intt later in the frame...gonzalez gets tte strike three call...2 punch outs in the first... right now no score in the 3rd... it's not even the all star break...and 3 of the orioles starters, who were onnthe active roster on opening day... are nnw in triple-a norfolk.tommy hunter, brian matusz ... and last night jake arrieta joined them. . basicalll, after tonight and miguel gonzalez's debut... the rioles will be workiig on a he two-man rotation....jason ddcisions have to e mmde ab

journey across the mediterranean from libya to europe but only just they were saved by a rescue ship brum by the german aid organization c watch as the migrants were brutus show in sicily their dream of a better life is by no means guaranteed 1st their being transferred to a quarantine center where they'll spend the next 2 weeks. the 211 people on board the german ship were rescued from 3 separate boats last week. 70 people mostly africans were crammed into this boat reputed to be in distress last wednesday evening. the following night another rescue operation was underway they don't friday if the 67 migrants mainly from africa and bangladesh were saved about 70. illnesses off the coast of lampedusa they've been without water for 2 days this is happening because of the war and the conflict ongoing in libya which pushes a lot of people moving moving on and not necessarily staying in libya to earn. earn a salary. 3 years italy was the main route into europe for migrants and refugees but a crackdown on people smugglers in libya lead to fewer mediterranean crossings. this year there's been an

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