but bates says the officer didn't believe her the first time and asked her again.sherell bates/expectantother: "at that point, to, to avoid him asking me again, i actually lifted my shirt just a little bit just to expose my belly, just so he can see that, no, it's just ... i'm just a regular pregnant person buying school supplies."sherell bates/expectant mother (reads list receipt off cam): "... notebooks ..." pineville police says a staples manager approached the officer and asked him to speak with bates ... because the manager believed bates may have been 'concealing merchandise'. sherell bates/expectant mother: "when i confronted her about what happened, she admitted that, 'you know, in the past we've had a lot of people putting school supplies or merchandise in their clothes and hiding, so i asked the officer to, to reach out to you.'"sherell bates/expectant mother: "you pretty much jumped the gun without any type of evidence except for my stomach is large, and that's not fair, and no mom should have to go through that." (pam) that was stephanie tinoco reporting. staples says, the is

bates is pregnant with twins.ing, so my response was, 'twins,'" bates said. "i'm 34 weeks with twins. i'm having a boy and a girl."bates said the officer didn't believe her the first time, and he asked her again."at that point, to avoid him asking me again, i actually lifted my shirt just a little bit, just to expose my belly, so he could see that i'm just a regular pregnant person buying school supplies," bates said. pineville police said a staples manager approached the officer and asked him to speak with bates because the manager believed bates may have been "concealing merchandise.""when i confronted her about what happened, she admitted that, 'in the past, we've had a lot of people putting school supplies or merchandise in their clothes and hiding, so i asked the officer to reach out to you,'" bates said.bates said she planned to contact staples' corporate office and possibly seek legal action. "you pretty much jumped the gun without any type of evidence, except my stomach is large," bates said. "that's not f

they include psv eindhoven who came from behind to win at bate borisov where finnish strikerjasse tuomineninutes. psv turned it round with two goals either side of the break. it was their mexican winger hirving lozano who put them in front for the first time. in a frantic finale, alexandr hleb equalised for the bela russians before donyell malen won it for psv in the 89th minute.

the judge bates is an appointee of george w. to rule against two and t5 calling it unlawful giving the government 90 days to appeal that decision with a ruling from april. >> there are several ways to digest this opinion you can report somewhat fairly that this judge is giving a stinging review on t5 itself but that the court is not holding that dhs cannot handle the program. >> judge bates told the administration with a prior policy is illegal and that is not good enough the administration has 20 days to appeal the most recent ruling. leland: thank you so much. we will speak with the former president of chrysler about president obama's fuel efficiency standards will help or hurt consumers. and dealing with some major flooding and we have a preview from the weather center. >> there rain is never ending now going up into new england this will cause flooding we'll talk about this coming up in a little bit. elizabeth: what is stronger and suv or the angry rhinoceros? >> extreme weather all over while europe deals with the major hea

bates gens dead soldiers make the feeling of betrayal him more potent more than sixteen names written in hebrew and below what now becomes an unofficial downgrades out of one of many measures in what most people in this village believe is a racist look at. israel's population is just under nine million about seventy five percent are jews of all backgrounds twenty percent are arab of any religion other than jewish and five percent are defined as others the druze are an arab speaking minority of around one hundred thirty thousand people they form less than two percent of israel's population they practice an offshoot of islam and live mostly in villages in northern israel they are the only non jewish minority serving in the israeli army israeli government designates the druze as a distinct ethnic community separate from palestinian christians and muslims. all right let's bring in our panel joining us in west jerusalem ariel kahana diplomatic correspondent for israel heigho in tel aviv and on what a political science researcher at haifa university and also in west jerusalem mitchell barra

this march, kevin bates was sentenced to 23 years in prison.ers will take his place too. well, if the law isn't changed and there are not improvements to the regulation of the firearms legislation, then this is just going to continue. there are people doing it and there have been subsequent cases and there are still further cases being investigated now of exactly that. anyone with a modicum of knowledge could do it. jo, why does it matter to try and change the law in terms of the antique weapons and the calibre — why should people even care? it's about public safety. we've had over 500 recorded and handed into us that we found in criminal circumstances. six of those were involved in fatalities. there's 40 plus been used in injuries to people that have been shot. so, there is a real reason for public safety why certain calibres need to become off the obsolete calibre list so that they can no longer be possessed by criminals as an antique. 0ur concern is that if these are taken off the list the law abiding collectors don't have them, we lose part

and judge bates wrote that if the agency wants to rescind the program, quote, it must give a rational explanation for its decision, an assertion that a prior policy is illegal, accompanied by a hodgepodge of illogical or post-talk policy assertions simply will not do. they have other rules in california and new york which prevented the administration from ending daca. this new ruling by judge bates goes much further and would mean the entire program would be reopened, meaning new people would be able to apply. there will be yet another court hearing on daca next week with a seven-state coalition led by texas seeking to have the program declared unconstitutional. that, of course, was set up conflicting judicial order, shannon. and we all know that means it'll likely head into the supreme court. >> thank you so much. all right. so what do our legal eagles think? a general counsel at the american civil rights union. great to have both you've with us on this friday night. doug, let me start with you. essentially it sounds like what they're saying is dhs and this trump administration didn'

bates gens dead soldiers make the feeling of betrayal him more potent more than sixteen names written in hebrew and below what now becomes an unofficial language out of one of many measures in what most people in this village believe is a racist little. israel's population is just under nine million about seventy five percent are jews of all backgrounds twenty percent are arab of any religion other than jewish and five percent are defined as others the druze are an arab speaking minority of around one hundred thirty thousand people they form less than two percent of israel's population they practice an offshoot of islam and live mostly in villages in northern israel they are the only non jewish minority serving in the israeli army the israeli government designates the druze as a distinct ethnic community separate from palestinian christians and muslims. all right let's bring in our panel joining us in west jerusalem ariel kahana diplomatic correspondent for israel heigho and tell of eve and i don't want to be political science researcher at haifa university and also in west jerusalem

bates jans dead soldiers make the feeling of betrayal him more potent more than sixteen names written in hebrew and below what now becomes an unofficial language arabic one of many measures in what most people in this village believe is a racist lol. the question now is how much more pressure can be put on the government will there be any change will it's highly unlikely that benjamin netanyahu will change his policies but then public pressure can affect us there are further protests planned not only by crews who represent two percent of the population but also the israeli arabs who represent twenty percent and then of course the option of more possible demonstrations all the joining of demonstrations by jews is clear no one knows really where this is going right now. families in gaza have held funerals for two palestinians who were killed by israeli forces on friday the fifteen year old and the twenty five year old died during clashes along the gaza border which wounded twenty two hundred twenty others palestinians have been staging weekly protests for more than four months now deman

bates jans dead soldiers make the feeling of betrayal here more potent more than sixty names written in hebrew and below what now becomes an unofficial language arabic one of many measures in what most people in this village believe is a racist law. the question now is how much more pressure can be put on the government will there be any change will it's highly unlikely that benjamin netanyahu will change his policies but then public pressure can affect us there are further protests planned not only by crews who represent two percent of the population but also the israeli arabs who represent twenty percent and then of course the option of more possible demonstrations over joining of demonstrations by jews is unclear no one knows really where this is going right now. who the rebels in yemen say they've attacked the king holiday air base in saudi arabia using an armed drone who three say they targeted a runway used by the saudi and the rotty led coalition to launch air strikes on yemen the rebels unveiled so-called asif one drone last year they've used it to attack an all facility in t

bates jans dead soldiers make the feeling of betrayal here more potent more than sixty names written in hebrew and below what now becomes an unofficial language arabic one of many measures in what most people in this village believe is a racist lol. the question now is how much more pressure can be put on the government will there be any change will it's highly unlikely that benjamin netanyahu will change his policies but then public pressure can affect us there are further protests planned not only by crews who represent two percent of the population but also the israeli arabs who represent twenty percent and then of course the option of more possible demonstrations all the joining of demonstrations by jews is unclear no one knows really where this is going right now. who the rebels in yemen say they've attacked the king khaled airbase in southern saudi arabia using an armed drone who say they targeted a runway used by the saudi and iraqi led coalition to launch air strikes on yemen the rebels unveiled a so-called haas f one drone last year they've used it to attack a saudi aramco f

con más de ocho cámaras de seguridad que captaron el incidente, el propietario se defendió con un batezul camisa blanca . >> tomaron posesión del vídeo de seguridad, su hermano atiende el comercio. >> son unas personas muy buenas con sus clientes en el tiempo que hemos ido. >> por ahora todo queda en un susto. >> cerca de 500 bomberos luchan con el incendio forestal, solo ha sido contenida en un 5% el departamento de bomberos apoyan las labores para evitar que el siniestro se siga extendiendo. >>> el presidente donald trump >> catalogaron el evento como uno de campaña política.. >> (habla inglés) >> un saludo a los héroes de ice. >>> el presidente donald cham le rindió homenaje a los agentes. en exponen su vida en riesgo para proteger y al país. >> en el año fiscal 2017 arrestaron a más de 1000 indocumentados, entre ellos las redadas migratorias que han llevado a cabo en varias ciudades del país. >> agradecemos a este gobierno porque tenemos un socio, él y otros políticos participaron en el evento donde además abogaron por el muro fronterizo.. >> quiere recordarle a sus votantes que sa

well no one knows everyone is waiting with bated breath but everyone knows what needs to be done and major hike in interest rates yesterday people calling for five hundred basis points today thousand and also they're calling for an end to this u.s. tensions if that happens that would take off the table the threat of financial sanctions from the u.s. these are senior think he thinks to be taken at least to control the currency route further forward they want a road map for economic stability and a reining in of inflation story and zones in istanbul thank you. and here's an interesting question how much influence does a company have on how it's used gunmakers face that question but now a german drug company friends in the us has a similar problem it says the u.s. state of nebraska illegally obtained two of its drugs to kill a man by lethal injection the company fears reputational damage if its health care products are used to kill a human being so enough as it is taking the state of nebraska to court to stop the execution. executions by lethal injection in the u.s. carried out in chamb

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nathalie: los rangers trataban de evitar la barrida.en el octavo inning, bate a lo malas noticias de que reportar te puedes comunicar con nosotros de distintas maneras . esta noche en "solo a las 23:00" emiten una alerta en contra costa ante un posible brote de sarampiÓn. asÍ llegamos al final. buen provecho y gracias por acompaÑarnos. recuerde que nos vemos en "solo a las 23:00". muchas gracias. >>gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de miÉrcoles 22. de la acusado de asesinar a una joven estudiante en iowautilizÓ una identidad falsa para conseguir trabajo. donald trump cayÓ a mujeres con su bolsillo para ocultar sus relaciones. escoltas del entonces candidato durante una

they include psv eindhoven who came from behind to win at bate borisov where finnish strikerjasse tuominenut the home side in front after only 9 minutes. psv turned it round with two goals either side of the break. it was their mexican winger hirving lozano who put them in front for the first time. in a frantic finale, alexandr hleb equalised for the bela russians before donyell malen won it for psv in the 89th minute. in the night's other games, benfica were held to a 1—1 draw by the greek side paok salonika. pizzi put benfica in front with a first—half penalty, but the egyptian winger amr warda equalised for the visitors in the second—half. and red star belgrade were held to a goalless draw by rb salzburg. the second legs of all those ties take place next week. olympic sprint legend usain bolt says he is ready to prove the doubters wrong by signing a professional football contract. the eight—times olympic gold medallist has been given an open—ended trial with the club who finished bottom of australia's top division, the a league last season. some have dismissed it as a publicity stunt to

in the night's other games, eerving lozano was among the scorers once again as psv eindoven beat batered star belgrade came from 2—0 down to draw 2—2 at red bull salzburg to go through on away goals. suwon bluewings are in prime position to reach the last four of the asian champions league after an impressive 3—0 win in the first leg of their quarter—final against fellow south korean sidejuhnbuk motors. it wasn't the result many were expecting becausejuhnbuk, who won the competition in 2016, are well clear of suwon at the top of the k league but it counted for little here asjoe lynskey reports. two tea ms two teams from the same nation, but one clear favourite, jeonbuk were meant to take control of the tie at home, but after 75 minutes bluewings had contained them. jeonbuk are 21 points ahead in the south korean domestic lead but it was suwon who found a sucker punch, coming from the reach of the 37—year—old striker with a veteran's instinct, then firing in the second. damjanovic has gone across much of asia but winning the asc‘s greatest prize still eludes him. his team took a huge s

la dueña del local esto pasó el domingo pasado cuando el sospechoso golpeó a la mujer que sacó un bateicular circulaba de forma errática cuando el conductor de una camioneta lo intentó sobrepasar el camión no pudo detenerse y se volcó y no hay heridos la policía de new york encontró varias bolsas de basura >> al legar las autoridades se dieron cuenta que una persona fue descuartizada >> en el bronx 3 bolsas de basura encontradas la semana pasada el viernes las autoridades encontraron restos humanos en bolsas de plástico y dieron a conocer el retraso de la víctima policías de new york cercanas a telemundo 47 indican que los restos de ambos parques son de la misma víctima la revelación llevó a las autoridades han estado desde las cinco de la mañana dicen que la víctima estuvo en el lugar antes de morir vecinos quedaron pasmados >> (inaudible) >> me da mucho miedo >> porque somos la autoridad en el tiempo es hora de las condiciones del tiempo >> dinos cómo punta la situación >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> qué tal feliz tarde de miércoles mitad de semana tenemos un sistema de baja presión debi

el pasado4 de agosto cuando la decisiÓn estaba en manos de el juez bates no se sabe si serÁ una decisiÓnen contra de daca. por eso es tan importante estÁ decisiÓn. vamos a pasar con pedro rojas quien ha estado siguiendo muy de cerca esta decisiÓn. antes vamos con damiÁn que tiene la informaciÓn metros pedro se prepara para darnos mÁs informaciÓn. damiÁn: tenemos esta informaciÓn de Última hora de este juez de houston que miren cÓmo son las cosas. hace unos aÑos dictaminaba en contra mide padres y madres indocumentados. la de a favor de quienes defiendan a los inmigrantes y en contra de texas, ese resto de estados que querÍan declarar, daca es el programa de gobierno obama, lo querÍan nombrar inconstitucional e ilegal. el juez de momento lo que dice es " no doy vÍa libre, no doy la razÓn a texas y al resto de estados que lo que querÍan era declararlo inconstitucional e ilegal". los activistas pro inmigrantes lo que quiere es 11 pÁginas. tenemos que ver realmente quÉ quiere decir eso y hablar con abogados harÁ ver quÉ consecuencias y cuÁl es el plazo para los 700,000 jÓvenes hijos de inmig

now daisy bates, the naacp in little rock arkansas integration of central high school.dents are the little rock nine. but remember these are individual students, young people, these are people about the age of those marvelous students in parkland. i look them up all the time. they age range, ernie green who was a senior and graduated the first to graduate from central high school, there's a young woman elizabeth. on the day they were supposed to go to the school, elizabeth family wasn't notified that they changed the location where they were supposed to meet. as of the eight people that with daisy bates, the local security, local police, national guard to escort them into school. elizabeth's family didn't have a phone, so she allowed walked into school, and there are pictures of this child walking through hostile crowds, nonhostile children, but hostile adults yelling at her, shouting profanities, doing horrible things. that is something that traumatized her for the rest of her life. name maybe tell -- mamie till for, someone whistled or said something at a store and la

hugh woozencroft‘s been speaking to a couple of members of the team — greg warburton and george batesved that we could do it, so when the final buzzer went, i felt more of a relief, and obviously elation for winning the world championships, that we have actually managed to do it. what was it like? iagree, managed to do it. what was it like? i agree, relief, managed to do it. what was it like? iagree, relief, allthe managed to do it. what was it like? i agree, relief, all the work you have put in over the last year or so, it really isjust a relief. that is the elation first of all but the relief of realising you have a little bit of time to stop and think about the achievements you have just done. you have brought back a pretty huge trophy, who is going to take this one home? i thinki have huge trophy, who is going to take this one home? i think i have to ta ke this one home? i think i have to take it home for now, but i think the gb office will be pretty hot on my heels to try and get it back into a pretty big trophy cabinet they are going to have to make. and an individual trophy the

it did take quite bate of time. other communities that chose to do them in front of the courthouses with the generic soldier, it didn't take long at all. less than a year. yes, sir? >> i'm curious. i learned something here today. what i'm curious about you is said during the latter stages, i'm going to say during the 1920s as the monuments went up, they came -- became more explicit with the verbage. was there any change in terms of the people that were being memorialized and when i say that, initially you say they were kind of the generic confederate soldier or the leading lights, say lee and jackson and such. but was during this period where the became more explicit, was -- were they like say second tier con f confederates? >> that's a very good question. what we found is that the statues to the big boys, the big icons, confederate icons, those absolutely dominate the landscape. in richmond it says lee. it may talk about where a battle where they died. so there is a slip there. but the language that takes on the st

. >>> cuando se trata de producciÓn lo hizo en el terreno de juego, callado con su boca pero con bateanos. por lo cual a travÉs de los aÑos, ha impulsado el poder adquisitivo y la educaciÓn en su querido don gregorio. >>> Él no tuvo la dicha de ser alguien que pudo ir a la escuela porque tenÍa que trabajar para su para mamÁ en campos >>> un logro estar metido en el salon de la fama no puedo dejarlo solo ahora mismo combatir con mi gente con mi pueblo >>> la placa de bronce que lo inmortaliza en cuper town llegÓ hasta el estadio de los angels. ahÍ un mar rojo recibiÓ al jardinero derecho que jugÓ con el equipo 6 temporadas y llegÓ a 5 campeonatos. de hecho la gorra de este equipo es la que lleva en la placa. vladimir no solo estÁ inmortalizado en cuper town es un Ídolo de quienes lo vieron jugar en el angelo stadium. >>> vladimir guerrero magnÍfico >>> como latina orgullosa, Él siempre fue uno de mis favoritos jugadores >>> marÍa paula ochoa noticias telemundo. >>> y como es domingo queremos mÁs deportes no nos han sido fui suficientes por eso estÁ copan Álvarez >>> felicidad te veo si

he always had peace because you know now with bates the lice that you'll say. through. the water in the monsoon would have to drown through water it would get it over your knees and. the horses would have to pull through it. and then they would lay to balfour's for tracks sometimes when they'd run out of traffic people here named were you know anywhere. there's nothing for him to day and they're having all the young pay for the turning to. alcohol. and. if someone would have to stay and say our government would get interested in this place this party can attack you i think we can. and these young people could make it but if they don't they're dying every day. for dos and this a. week . eight point seven debbie m.t.v. to downtown weisberg this is johnson brains in arcade until ten o'clock tonight so i'm talking with some of the best music of two thousand and thirteen rendon playing the song but all. is. being. proved. in one thousand nine hundred i was the first woman to work in this one particular mine and my job was what they called the belt boy and then they started c

. >> while they have lost ato bate take it down in the court of appeals, they are petitioning the supreme court to hear the case and that hasrought out the peace cross supporters. >> it is here to honor those who gave their all for our country, so it's important for us to support that cause. >> ironically, if it had been at this spot in 1814, you would have encounteredhe rockets' red glare. these folks say the second battle of bladensburg is just as imrtant. derrick ward, news4. >>> news4 is working for you to helpnt identity theft. we want to thank everybody who ca out to th all state community shred today. more than 200 cars came through. the event was held at the prince george'sni commu campus, and we were talking to folks about why they chose to come out. take a listen. >> we came out to get rid of the stuff in our use. >>ow long you have been keeping it? >> i think i saw something from 2012.hi >> why do you it's important to do something like this? >> you want to secure your mail yoidare getting of, credit cards and receipts. >> these events are free and open to everybody. please kck

nia bates is monticello's publif historialavery and african-american life. a >> we ricans don't address some of the more complex issues of slavery, of sex, of power, of ownership. and that is what is really interesting about sally hemings and her story. we want people to see now that sally hemings is a real person. cyd that she had a real le >> brown: monticello, built between 1768 and 1808 in charlottesville, virginia, waso homefferson, third clesident of the united states, writer of the deation of independence, enlightenment thinke slave owner of more can 600 people. visitors have loe here to see and admire his mansion and fos many wonders. the first tour to s on the enslaved people herey began in 1993. but over the last several decades monticello has slowlynd exed the story beyond jefferson, throughesearch and archeological work, to include the vast majority of those who lived and worked here. at a site about a half mile from the main house, studentsn a summer program dug trenches, sifted dirt, and found ceramics, nails, and other artifacts of slave life.

. >> reporter: navajo l speaker lorenzo bates says the unemployment rate as it is, is 50 percent on the reservation, which stands to lose not only the jobs but many people who held them. >> it's either take a transfer or you're out of a job. the breadwinners of the family,c are literally to go someplace else to work. >> reporter: he says the mine and power plant pay some 30 to $40 million in annual taxes and royalties which are needed by the tribe. >> youth programs, any social services. >> reporter: tribal leaders are trying to find a buyer f the plant to avoid the shut down. it won't be easy.ma energy experts, including the plant's current owners, say cleaner burning natul gas is cheaper than coal. others see a new opportunity. with its wide-open windblown spaces and abundant sunshine, many here in navajo country see the solution to its energy nds in renewables. and the first major installment of those is called the kayenta solar project. a massive array ofollectors that's big enough to power more than 13,000 homes. plans are already underway to double the size of this array, and with

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. >> mediodÍa, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador es hÁbil en polÍtica, y tambiÉn con un bate de beisbol enpresidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto hace un parÉntesis en su agenda para practicar su deporte favorito. >> john mccain, desde interrumpir el tratamiento contra el cÁncer que tiene, la familia dicen que la enfermedad y la edad han dado su veredicto. >> es el baiesperanza, el de un padre y su hija de dos aÑos con leucemia, dan ejemplo de lucha para salir adelante a pesar de los problemas que les ha puesto la vida. es otra de las caras del debate latina asiÁtica de la que no se habla mucho, pero va creciendo poco a poco en este paÍs, analizamos su presencia. ♪ ♪ ¿quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn?, muy buenas tardes, feliz viernes para todos ustedes, gracias por acompaÑarnos, parece que el bÉisbol no se le da mal al presidente electo de mÉxico, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador ayer se tomÓ el dÍa libre, despuÉs de llevar una agenda llena de actividad trabajo su elecciÓn y decidiÓ relajarse practicando un poco, isa osorio hasta parece que le pega felicidad el presidente electo de mÉxico andres manuel lÓ

el mismo individuo regresa y con sus fuerzas bate a la puerta de entrada . >>> para los vecinos este tanto de toda esta situación y tiene que tomar cartas en el asunto . >>> lo que está sucediendo ahorita puede convertirse en algo más difícil de solucionar . >>> el sospechoso del ataque siguen prófugos por lo que la comunidad debe estar alerta y reportar a la policía . >>> un joven hondureño que llegó hace un par de años a la bahía murió víctima de la violencia. fue baleado cerca de las dos de la madrugada del sábado, de acuerdo con el reporte policial en el tiroteo del cual se desconocen los motivos también resultaron heridos dos jóvenes de 19 y 23 años y una muchacha de 19, esto causa preocupación entre los vecinos de la zona . >>> no andar en las noches . >>> autoridades dicen que hay cinco sospechosos de la balacera, todos al parecer latinos de entre 20 y 25 años de edad . >>> continúa en condición crítica un agente de la patrulla de caminos que sufrió un accidente de auto en auckland. el uniformado se estrelló contra un auto. mañana autoridades ofrecerán más detalles de la condi

. >> reporter: judge john bates, a george w. bush appointee, is the third judge to order that the program be restarted. bates called the president's decision to end daca in september, quote, arbitrary and capricious and, quote, inadequately explained. in the past the president has tied a solution for dreamers to securing funding for the border wall. >> and we're going to start get very nasty over the wall. >> reporter: in another setback yesterday, a san diego federal judge rejecting the government's attempt to shift the burden of reunifying the remaining 572 children separated from their parents at the southern border to outside charities. instead, the judge shot down the administration's request for help ruling that the government is responsible for tracking down parents. some of whom have been deported or gone into hiding. tonight, president trump heads to another rally in ohio but not without some controversy. he's reigniting that feud with lebron james, a hometown hero there, who has accused the president of trying to divid

support the extra demand that all those people wanting health care will want it simply doesn't have the bates and then there's the cost at least one point five billion dollars a year will be needed from public coffers to pay for this on their own for modi is facing reelection early next year he made modi care its absolute signature policy in his speech will independence day on wednesday he wants this message this health care message to reach right around the country and be the centerpiece of his re-election campaign has been an explosion close to an educational center in afghanistan a suspected suicide bomber blew himself up at the building which is west of the capital kabul police say casualties are likely. turkey has upped the ante and is continuing dispute with the united states it severely increased the tariffs on some u.s. imports and is calling for a boycott of american electronic goods the government says it's in response to what it calls a deliberate economic attack the lira has fallen more than forty five percent against the dollar this year turkish president richard cohen is now tar

bates jans dead soldiers make the feeling of betrayal here more potent more than sixty names written in hebrew and below what now becomes an unofficial language arabic one of many measures in what most people in this village believe is a racist lol. the question now is how much more pressure could be put on the government and will there be any change will it's highly unlikely that benjamin netanyahu will change his policies but then public pressure color us there are further protests not only proves you represent two percent of the population but also the israeli arabs who represent twenty percent and then of course the option of more possible demonstrations or were joining of demonstrations by jews is unclear no one knows really where this is going right now. well in our developments the trauma going to straighten is making moves to declare millions of palestinians no longer refugees according to leaked e-mails obtained by foreign policy magazine the report says it's the next step after the u.s. cut aid earlier this year from the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees known as arwa it

it ebbed and flowed, 148 was the target for the stars after suzie bates hit 82.sciver went along with sarah taylor, it really did look as though it could be the vipers clinging on in this competition. but two errors from dannie wyatt, one of them overthrows and then click the bales as she bowled at the start of the final over allowing a free hit and a six down the ground seeing the sta rs and a six down the ground seeing the stars to the brink of victory. it was enough to see the visitors home. it was between —— it will be between them and lancashire thunder for the finals day at the end of the month. lancashire thunder won the roses match against the yorkshire diamonds, who are also out of the competition. former world boxing champion tyson fury‘s comeback continues in belfast this weekend with only his second fight back after a two year spell which saw him battle depression and an anti—doping case out of the ring. he faces the francesco pianeta at windsor park where wbc champion deontay wilder will be ringside and should fury win, negotiations for the two to me

spell in the english premier league with the portuguese prospect is back working the unique buy in bates. causing some point it becomes second nature you just want not bit more to win to stay hungry i'm not picture lambasting makes it really enjoyable to be part of this team we want to finish the season top of the pile and that comes across in every training session. from top fit and the greens to get youngsters will buy and defend their title once more is nico because that's the right man for the job which soon to find out first let's check out their performance in their first official match of the season this super cup versus frankfurt's. fleischer i would say that that. particular data the first job of a series of that. i asked at the time but i just am. i just i like god i just have a. job. in early season great performance from robert leventhal ski the polish a scored the first three goals and byron's eventual five nil round to frankfurt a rematch between last season's d.f.e. cup finalists with a radically different outcome. we wanted to put on a good show and get a bit of payback f

of bating empire it could recover who knows maybe make america great again will work but who knows if it doesn't this is what we have to look forward to is china as a rising power so i'm going to look at one continent in particular and that is africa africa has basically not only given us humanity this is where all humans come from but it has also given us much of the wealth of the world whether through all of their resources or in america's case obviously their human resources in the form of slaves that were brought over and built much of the wealth of this country but here we're seeing. capitalism. basically china having to seek out markets that other corporations around the world won't enter the strategic entry of china's transition into the vacuum left by nokia and africa trans shouldn t. r a n s s i know and it's a big telecoms company. that many in america i certainly hadn't heard of it until i read this article but they are a mobile phone manufacturer out of china trance in techno as manufacture has two other brands on the market i tell an infant x. catering to different price

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of bating empire it could recover who knows maybe make america great again will work but who knows if it doesn't this is what we have to look forward to is china as a rising power so i'm going to look at one continent in particular and that is africa africa has basically not only given us humanity this is where all humans come from but it has also given us much of the wealth of the world whether through all of their resources or in america's case obviously their human resources in the form of slaves that were brought over and built much of the wealth of this country but here we're seeing. capitalism. basically china having to seek out markets that other corporations around the world won't enter the strategic entry of china's transition into the vacuum left by nokia and africa trans shouldn t. r a n s s i know and it's a big telecoms company. many in america i certainly hadn't heard of it until i read this article but they are a mobile phone manufacturer out of china trance in techno as manufacture has two other brands on the market i tell an infant x. catering to different price point

bates said she thought it was a joke at first.. and replied twins. an officer..d her again what was under her shirt. ( darya ) bates said she lifted her shirt just a little to show her stomach. the officer told her after that a staff member had approached him and said they believed she was stealing. staples did apologize for the incident. ( james ) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... a new tool is being launched to aid in the seach for missing college student mollie tibbetts. we have the details. ( james ) plus, a man crashes a plane into his own home just hours after being charged with domestic violence. aggressive yellow. pretty great, huh? if you're a banana. i find it very...appealing. new kellogg's raisin bran with bananas. two scoops meet real banana slices. i've done a great job of raisin ya. the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... much like yesterday, temperatures will be hanging out close to seasonal averages in the 60's along the coast, 70's for the bay and 80's inland. conditions will be br

and trooper bourke m m bates.al of a statue honouring the member of army. antifascist protesters showed up in defiance and violence followed. at the time, president trump faced intense criticism for condemning the violence on both sides. this time, he struck a very different note. he tweeted. .. with both antifascist and nationalist groups planning rallies for sunday in front of the white house, the passing of time they have done little to resolve the deeply divisive issue. for now, the city of cha rlottesville divisive issue. for now, the city of charlottesville takes a moment to mourn those laid to rest. s us authorities are trying to establish why an airline worker stole an empty passenger plane. the 76—seater aircraft belonging to alaska airlines' sister carrier horizon air, took off from the seattle tacoma airport and flew over seattle. after flying erratically the plane crashed in ketron islands some 80 kilometres south of the airport. the local sheriff's department said it appeared the man was "suicidal". a

arsenal will play sporting lisbon, qarabag and vorshkla. 2013 winners chelsea are in a group with paok, batee rangers face rapid vienna, villarreal and spa rtak moscow. let‘s talk about that now. arsenal have 10,000 odd miles to travel for they‘re away matches but looking harderfor they‘re away matches but looking harder for celtic they‘re away matches but looking harderfor celtic and they‘re away matches but looking harder for celtic and rangers. they‘re away matches but looking harder for celtic and rangersm they‘re away matches but looking harder for celtic and rangers. it is what can happen in these drawers. there is a lot of travelling involved. we had two games in athens and istanbul and that was difficult to play on the sunday and compete at that level in the premier league. celtic and rangers have a lot of travelling but that is where they wa nted travelling but that is where they wanted to be. celtic will be disappointed they did not make the champions league. but i am sure excited by stephen‘s first year as manager they will be excited to get through to the first stages. before any

on just get out of here and unfortunately a want of being tragic for lieutenant cullen and trooper bates and heather higher it didn't need to be that way and unfortunately some of the law enforcement community bears the brunt of how that escalated that way well that weekend this story want wall to wall worldwide on cable news channels and admittedly you couldn't be watching because you were so in the middle of the story as it unfolded but what do you feel you're really had to be there to appreciate about what came down. well couple of takeaways i had number one the crowds were not nearly as big as they looked and if you talk to a lot of people they'll tell you carry torches and things like that are designed to make smaller crowds look bigger but even on august twelfth i was struck by how few people were actually in the park for david duke's a little rally there and i have a feeling we're going to cease more of the same up in lafayette square this weekend is that you're not really going to see this kind of result that it looked a lot worse on camera than it was what you had were people wh

star belgrade were held to draws at home, while 1988 winners psv eindhoven came from behind to win at bate home side in front after only nine minutes. psv turned it round with two goals either side of the break. it was their mexican winger hirving lozano who put them in front for the first time. in a frantic finale, alexandr hleb equalised for the belarussians, before donyell malen won it for psv in the 89th minute. 0lympic sprint legend usain bolt says he is ready to prove the doubters wrong and grab himself a professional football contract. he turned 32 on tuesday, and celebrated with a first training session with the central coast mariners, in new south wales. the eight—times olympic gold medallist has been given an open—ended trial with the club, who finished bottom of australia's top division. some have dismissed it as a publicity stunt to boost the mariners' profile, but bolt doesn't agree. i'm not setting myself, like, any targets to say, all right, this is what i am going to do. i'm just going to put in the work you do what imean? going to put in the work you do what i mean? this i