, burke, burke, burke -- >> isn't it odd he never once said he was shot? >> by somebody? >> by somebody. >> we're going to do this now. >> my role was to really develop a rapport with this guy. it was something forrest didn't want to tell me. >> he says they're getting ready to go into the building. he happens -- something catches his eye off to his side. he turns around. next thing you know he's got a gun in his face. he clearly says it's a .45. >> most people when they get robbed, especially at gunpoint, they focus on the gun. but they don't focus on the type of gun. they don't focus on the caliber of the gun. >> that bothered me. i'm saying anybody puts a gun in your face, all you see is a battle. >> forrest can give you a detailed description of the weapon but can barely tell you what the guy is wearing. >> doesn't say nothing about the guy. i can't see it. >> a lot of times you have detectives who get into telling a story, they hoff telling stories, figuring out how a story works. several detectives found forrest's story difficult to believe that some

>>inspector burke: i do. >>director weiland: can you tell us about your inspection on october 26th, 2017, and did you witness the permitee in violation of any conditions of their revised security plan during that inspection? >>inspector burke: i did witness multiple violations on -- during that inspection. i arrived on-site at approximately 6:00 p.m. at that time, no security guards were on-site, which is a violation of the revised security plan. it states two guards should be on-site at 6:00 p.m. i noticed as i was there and continued to discuss with management about security's arrival, that one guard arrived at 6:15 and the other at 6:30. the manager stated to me that the guard cards still were not in hand, and no training had been scheduled as of that date for guard card certification. no lead training certification had been completed, and no training had been scheduled, and i was also told that -- that metal detecting wands had not yet been obtained. >>director weiland: okay. so in summary, you will find

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just about all of those people voted democrat and in 1903 they voted for burke and burke became the second democratic mayor since the civil war and certainly the first irish catholic mayor. there would be a fairly long succession of irish mayors. burke would be mayor on-and-off, not consecutively, until the late 1930's. the last time burke was elected, think he was 86-years-old. he was elected in the midst of the depression because people wanted to shake things up, right? there was so much poverty. he was also niches and character in the sense he was very much a progressive. he wanted an efficient government. he wanted city-owned facilities so that private concerns would not be gouging the public but he was also socially very, very conservative. one year, he heard that emma goldman, the extreme left wing radical is coming to town and her advance man had rented a hall in the old north end of burlington, the working-class section of town and half an hour before she was scheduled to show up to speak, book shows up with -- burke shows up with two policemen armed and simply says -- you are not

promises a better return than most stocks and even gold to hear more on this we're joined now by jeff burke founder of breathe a porter hi thank you for joining us jeff you sell this highly coveted item which is the arm as birkin bag but it's obviously not something that everyone can afford so for that reason alone is it really that strong of an investment. it's not so much not people can't just only afford it is the difficulty to get it even if you can't afford it and there's a secondary marketplace where people are gladly paying those fifty two hundred percent over the retail food and. when it's brand new and i've read a lot of these articles about burke i'm innocent as an investment vehicle and they certainly appreciate and price every year as a present priest almost every year and but to say that it's squarely an investment getting out of it is only is reputable is the person selling the bag so if it's if a normal woman is carrying a bag and she thinks everyone's so in it for twenty thousand dollars if she jumps on e bay and tries to get twenty herself it's there's an authenticity conce

, inspector sean burke here. excuse my lack of attention for the last agenda item. i was sending complaints over to the giants organization that were coming through via 311. >> right now? >>inspector burke: currently. >> oh, it's their fundraiser tonight. >>inspector burke: i'm working on that. speaking of at&t park, on october 3rd through the 5th, there was an event, oracle was the producer. we had a total of six complaints over the three days, and the complaints i'm just receiving and forwarding currently are courtesy of 311 instant notification system that allows me to address complaints in real-time as i'm out on the street. i can also sort of address them in a commission meeting, which is very nice. so that's one of the new advancements in technology that the entertainment commission has been fore to y-- fortuitou receive. i'm going to go through each and every item on my list here as we need to kill some time. there were some events @and at park. i was in touch with the permit officer on-site, working with

memory. >> reporter: burke's brother, fdny william burke died on 9/11.elentless quest to bring the sphere to the world trade center site came to a conclusion as they dedicated the iconic symbol the an its new and permanent home >> they're going to make it a permanent part of the museum. it's a very valuable thing for, particularly future generations to see. >> from this location, it will overlook the site and the memorial plaza and will allow it it to come full circle in its days on the plaza to here. >> reporter: it stands 21 feet tall and weighs 25 tons. for 30 years it sat between the towers and served as a gathering place for workers and tourists and those looking for a place to reflect. when the towers came down, the sphere, beaten and bruised somehow survived and became a symbol of hope and resilience. >> the sphere stands now and provides a poetic compliment to the memorial, whose mission of remembrance, education and inspiration is echoed by its traumatic presence. >> it rededication there in lower manhattan. >> our thanks to joe torres for that

tarana burke: oh, god, imagine, right? if we could stomp it out with just "get your polio vaccine, and stop sexual violence." but in actuality, it is that pervasive. and so, we need to stop thinking about it in spurts, and think about it as something that we need to constantly work on. amy that's tarana burke, who : started the me too movement 10 years ago, soraya chemaly , independent journalist covering the interesection of gender and politics, and alicia garza, cofounder of black lives matter. to see all of our coverage about #metoo and this historic outpouring of stories about sexual harassment and assault, go to democracynow.org. this is democracy now. we will be back in a minute. ♪ i've been a lonely girl, i've been a lonely girl, but i'm ready for the world, oh, i'm ready for the world ♪ re,'ve been a heart for high e,ve been a heart for hir and my love is on the funeral pyre, my love is on the funeral pyre ♪ when will you, when will ?ou help me out ♪ you can't even pick me out of the crowd. ♪ o h oh, oh, oh. amy: "

the street constantly delivering stuff on time and it sounds like you've gotten up there a time jeff burk founder of pre-date porter thank you so much for joining us likewise. between stagnant wages higher cost of living and expensive college degrees it's no secret that the american middle class has felt squeezed financially but there could be another factor we've been overlooking that's having an even bigger influence here more on that we're joined now by devon fergus author of land of the feet hidden costs and the decline of the american middle class. devin i want to start out by talking about your book land of the fee which you say the explosion of fees has been overlooked when we talk about wealth inequality so what do you mean by that sure. he's have risen both in the public and private sector over the last generation and those fees are increasingly. grows in areas of mobility housing education employment and in transportation and so it becomes a barrier to the middle class and so i know you just mentioned a few of them but the four main areas in your book are housing work transporta

in 1903, they voted for burke. burke comes the second democratic mayor since the civil war -- becomes the second democratic mayors since the civil war. there would be a long succession of irish mayors. burke would be mayor on and off, not consecutively, until the late 1930's. the last time burke was elected, i think he was 86 years old. he was elected in the midst of the depression because people wanted to shake things up. there was a much poverty. he was also an interesting character in the sense that he was very much a progressive. he wanted efficient government, he wanted city-owned utilities so private concerns would not be getting the public. he was also socially very conservative. one year, he heard that emma goldman, the look -- the extreme left ring -- wing radical was coming to town to give a talk. her advancement had rented a hall in the north end of burlington, the working class section of town. a half-hour before she is scheduled to show up to speak, work shows up with -- burke shows up with two policem

philadelphia the suburbs and on up into burke valley and lee high. you can see at 5:00 in the morning just skimming philadelphia. not so much rain. when you get into burkes county. and the lee high valley. less there. and it's out of here by 10:00 in the morning. if you have travel plans come on back. we'll break this down. >>> new at 11. david cass di the former teen heartthrob. has died. >> he became a teen idol in the 1970s with his role as keith partridge. in february he announced he was suffering from dementia. he was taken to the hospital days ago for organ failure. he was 67 years old. >>> new video shows this south jersey boy taking the next step in his road to recovery. the six yeerd frs hit by a bus last month. and now lost part of his leg. as nbc10 shows us. he's facing this new challenge with strength and courage. >> he said mom, if i walk will i fall down or will i break my leg again? not understanding the con set it's no longer there. >> reporter: it's the new norm for 6 year-old. he's learning how to walk again. after losing the lower

you can see a few showers in burkes county and into the lehigh valley. that's how we're starting today. but most of the day will be dry. now there's still a chance that we'll see a few afternoon showers. you can see those to the west near western pennsylvania. most of the day, you won't need your umbrella. right now heading out, you willsee a few rain drops in philadelphia, 49 degrees. the 40s for much of new jersey. now reporting 50 degrees. it will climb into the middle to upper 50s this afternoon. we'll get some breaks of sunshine later on after another round of showers early this morning. and the temperatures that will peak in the 50s are going to get colder later today. i'll break the forecasts down hour by hour when i come back in less than ten minutes. jessica boyington has the first-alert traffic. >>> we are watching the schuylkill expressway right now, construction is happening near 30th street in both directions. one lane is getting by. so that will be there until 5:00 this morning. so take another half hour for that. we are also watching a few

if we do, it will be mostly in burks county, lehigh valley and the poconos. while we have clearing skies across the south. it is going to be a whole lot warmer tomorrow. we'll see if that lasts into the weekend coming up. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with the former south jersey police accused of a hate crime. >> frank nocera faces federal charges for allegedly assaulting an african-american teenager during an arrest last year. nbc10's stephen fisher is live outside the federal courthouse in camden where nocera went before a judge this afternoon. >> reporter: arrested today. he spent the majority of his day inside that courthouse here behind me in camden. today we learned it was police officers in his own department who contacted the fbi. >> as chief of the bordentown township police department, the defendant dishonored the profession. >> reporter: frank nocera is accused of committing a hate crime and violating a man's civil rights in september of 2016. police paperwork says after an 18-year-old african-american suspect was handcuffed and no long

underwear is really much more a mass market product right then appear valentino pumps or an arm as burke and his brain will something we talk a lot about on the show is how the internet has just for up to the retail industry every. in particular retail but you were lying lot on instagram for yourself which i think is so interesting so what was it like creating a company and relying on instagram in this very tough environment you know my way if i had been tinkering with the perkins on e bay and she was studying the few other people there doing this and she just came into me in two thousand and twelve she's like no one's on instagram i could figure out the d.n.a. of this the hashtag bird can hash tag thirty five centimeter and we just built a organic community that's like eighty thousand people now and she was very awesome about taking pictures in our house on the couch for the wall she just had this theory that if i'm successful people are going to know my house and they're going to know that i have that bag and that's a real bag so we have a community now eighty thousand people will do p

moments after our series aired, we started hearing from you, and a doctor not far away from burke saw the story and called it an eureka moment. he teamed up with a local food bank to create a pilot program for kids in our area. this is inspired by impact. >> it hurts. it hurts because i'm the mother, i'm supposed to supply for my children, a roof over their head, food in their stomach, and you know, clothes on their backs and right at this point in time, i'm not doing what i'm supposed to be doing. i haven't been working for a while. i had medical issues, i struggled to pay the bills to keep the roof over our heads and the lights on in the house, and by this time of the month we're struggling. >> we see how many who are trying and they just -- they're one step away from being homeless or, you know, not being able to feed their children for the weekend, and so we provide the safety net. >> sometimes it feels a little degrading. >> there is, you know, a stigma attached with getting help. >> people make fun of you for doing things like this. my children need to survive. so i lower my pri

para tocar inapropiadamente a tres mujeres tres clientes femeninos dos víctimas eran clientas del spa burke, ubicado en la prestigiosa santana row en san josé. la otra fue en el spa elements en campbell con las tres, la fiscalía asegura que abuso de la siguiente manera sot hugo tocó las partes íntimas de estas tres víctimas y ellas reportaron lo que ocurrieron en un comunicado, el spa elements nos dijo "no toleramos malas conductas. expresamos nuestra solidaridad a las personas que sufrieron por este incidente" burke williams no respondió a nuestros mensajes bridge las autoridades pudieron arrestar al sospechoso... fue a juicio y lo encontraron culpable de un cargo de agresión sexual... si usted cree haber sido víctima de asalto sexual... denuncielo, no importa su estatus migratorio sot hugo la fiscalía del condado y autoridades locales no importa el estatus migratorio no vamos a llamar a inmigración wayne será sentenciado el próximo 2 de enero y enfrenta hasta un año de prisión deberá registrarse como un acosador sexual --- ponga mucha atencin a su pantalla...este video revelado hoy por la

also beginning to approach burkes county. you can see out towards rich land, we're seeing just some very light showers and sprinkles. the clouds have moved in. here's that line of showers that will come through. this won't be a total wash out. there are showers behind it. pesky showers behind it. and then behind that we have another system that will effect us and very windy conditions. all that for the weekend. which i will out line neighborhood by neighborhood. >>> new at 11. an animal shelter is apologizing again after it euthanized another family pet. >> it's happened twice now in the last two months. nbc10 drew smith spoke to the cats owner and shows us what's next for the shelter. >> reporter: cody's home is feeling empty. tonight. the cat he adopted with his girlfriend is not coming back. >> i must have cried like ten times today. just thinking about stuff he does. and it's really upsetting. he didn't deserve that. >> reporter: the cat got out sunday. he usually comes back. but everyone so, he had a chip. so a shelter c

[burke] that's one way to fire up the crowd. but we covered it. talk to farmers.hing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ throughout my career, i've been fortunate enough to travel to many interesting places. i've always wanted to create those experiences for others. with my advisor's help along the way, it's finally my turn to be the host. when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise >>> whether it's a homecoming dance, holiday party or a prom, finding the perfect dress can be expensive and often impossible task for low income girls and families. believe in yourself holding events around the country with new never worn dresses to girls in need. we went to one of the events at the boys and gir club in hyo boeken, new jersey, and let's just say, the girls were pretty happy. >> let's go. see who goes first. >> believe in yourself is the brain child of an entrepreneur who's been in the fashion world for nearly a decade. >> if you can't find your size, we can next week. >> he wanted t

[burke] that's one way to fire up the crowd. but we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> our producer in the booth is really rocking it out right now. >> and in the air. >> yessing. >> bouncing side to side. >> 5:55. >> welcome back, happy monday to you. so new restaurant in italy is so exclusive it, only serves a couple at a time. >> it serves two, just for two system in a small city 40 miles north of the roam, the restaurant allows the public to dine privately. they you do need to make reservations several months or year in advance, everything is decided ten days ahead, music to the menu. so it is not cheap. dinner for two stat around $600. >> okay, so, couple of questions. >> little more than i can affords. >> are we doing seafood g, steak? >> chef's choice, hopefully good whatever they're serving for $600. >> so far we haven't gotten past the drinks. >> it looks very curious here. >> the costumes are quite interesting. >> here's oh, all right. off to the next h

[burke] that's one way to fire up the crowd. but we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> welcome back, glad you are with us. >> pat's here with sports and a huge, huge night i tell you for joel embiid and sixers. >> yeah, everyone knows these name shaquille o'neal, akeem owe lie want and tim duncan, a they ever did what joel embiid did last night last night in staples center in los angeles. no one has ever done what joel embiid did last night at least not since blocks became a stat in 1973. embiid, scored a career high 46 points with 15 rebound and seven blocks, that is mind blowing. ben simmons lets not forget about him, he was amazing, 18 points, 10 board, nine assists just shy of another triple double. lakers actually benched lonzo ball, for the fourth quarter for the second game in a row. second overall pick had just two points and two assists, huge win, 115-109, sixers road trip is over, they hoe defending champion golden state warriors on saturday night. >>>

a school secretary in clinton, maryland, at a doctor for burke, virginia -- and a doctor for burke, virginia, want give up until they could get our impact team on the phone they were so excited about the project. so the next two nights we're sharing their stories with you in hopes we can do even more. tonight meet miss scarborough, an everyday hero inspired to make >> veronica scarborough is on a mission that matters. it's an sign -- >> it's an assignment. when the good lord gives you an assignment, it's important that you do it. >> an assignment the secretary at the elementary school couldn't refuse. over the years she noticed some of her babies didn't have enough to eat. >> i would bring extra lunches and i would share and then it became besides one student it became two students and three students and next thing i know, it was overwhelming. >> so when her day job ends in the front office of this prince george's county school, miss scarborough goes from taking school calls to making house calls. we went along for the ride with this one woman food delivery service. >> people look at pg coun

burke strunsky was devastated too and determined to retry the case. he sent his investigator on a mission to explore the life and marriage of chris hall. and what do you know? in idaho where hall had been a disgraced police chief, the investigator uncovered a startling accusation. >> chris was a great, great con man. >> former los angeles police officer jerry winkle is a county commissioner up in idaho now. but, once upon a time, he was chris hall's friend. that is, before a night of poker and booze when he said hall made a disturbing revelation, that he'd shot himself in the leg when he was a cop in order to get medical retirement benefits. >> chris had been drinking beer, and he came right out and told me that he had shot himself. >> but there was more. d.a. investigator tom dove had discovered a secret. not in chris' past but in cristi's. >> there had been infidelity in the marriage six years prior, while chris hall was in custody in idaho. >> cristi's affair was relavely brief, years ear, but she'd been in phone contact with the man just days bore

of the greens the state premier part of it and burke met with the leader of the varian conservatives horse a whole. but they have not been able to agree on the crux issue of whether or not some refugees will be able to bring their families to germany. in the quote it's all i would always be able to form a coalition with mr. but i'm dealing with other people here. and early in the talks on saturday it was clear the patience of some of the negotiators is wearing thin. at some point enough is enough we've been circling around each other for weeks pushing issues and using tactics to try and squeeze a little more out and it has to end at some stage we have to make a decision sometime in that time is this weekend at the latest six pm on sunday. but even that's not clear the very conservative leader is questioning the deadline . one deadline has already come and gone and the next one is just hours away i'm now joined by d.w. correspondent jefferson chace he's outside the green party offices here in berlin where the talks are just getting started this morning jefferson it's good to see you i

to edmund burke. this is the anglo-irish statesman, minister of parliament. at the same time that those officers are cutting up george whitfield's clerical garb, same time, march 22nd, 1775, edmund burke was defending the colonies in parliament and urging reconciliation. and you recall we read his speech on conciliation for our first session. he was especially attentive to american religion and its relation to resistance. burke said in the house of commons, "religion, always a principle of energy, in this new people, is in no way worn out or impaired and their mode of professing it is also one main cause of this free spirit. the people are protestants and of that kind which is the most adverse to all implicit submission of mind and opinion. this is a persuasion not only favorable to liberty but built upon it." so which persuasion is he talking about? he's talking about the calvinist persuasion here. and it's also interesting i think that he anticipates the language of the declaration of independence. by calling us, what, a new people. a new people. like that

you can see showers headed right now straight towards burkes county. there is more back to the west. it will be coming in later during the day today and with that northwest flow coming around the great lakes picking up moisture and this disturbance will come through and maybe a gusty wind with it. it is racing through here. it looks like the timing right around 1:30 or so coming through the philadelphia area. it might rain for 5 to 10 minutes and zip right on out of here. by the afternoon rush it should be gone but kind of breezy. go through the night tonight colder air starts to come in. we get a lot of sunshine tomorrow. no doubt about that. then here comes saturday. start off saturday with cloudy skies then the rain. 10:30 still not raining according to this model but it's getting close. it is a fairly large area of rain. we are talking about quite a number of hours of rain saturday lesser amounts. extreme south jersey that's the afternoon. that's saturday at din ner time. saturday night another batch comes through. we do have a fair amount of wet w

put to pass greyman by eva couzin got the better of frank first fibroid overcame mines and volves burke got back cause an upset beating by and two one on friday then hung over and each got a point on on sunday then hamburg take on hoffenheim and cologne face off against hatta belin. here watching data the news coming to life and then we are back again at the top of the hour don't go away. g.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on a lot of programming going there you know. now with us our innovations magazine for asia. at home with every week and always looking to the future on d w dot com science and research for asia. the d.w. media center see it find it here it discover. video and audio podcast and language courses in the g.w. media center at media center dot d.w. dot com. i'm told on his twenty five and new to the german parliament the bundestag a delegate for the conservative christian democrats all c.d.u. he's experiencing one of the most turbulent times in german politics chancellor i'm going to model hasn't been able to form a government the

robert levin dusky was sporting a flashy new haircut his boy and welcomed alex burke to munich and the starstruck who was involved as the host took the laid heading down from a set pace a scrap in the box ending with a tour of the town firing home. the chilean second gold this season out struggle to threaten boy and skull their best chances coming from set pieces stand equal to this effort from me here gregor rich . and soon doubled their advantage that man live in dusty celebrating his new look with an us cool finish. by pressing for sky u.v. to spill the ball the counterattack executed to perfection. by headed into the break to no love. and the game was over as a contest early in the second half levin dusty grabbing his price and his thirteenth goal in just twelve one display games out extensive defense giving the marksman free rein in the box. almost doubled his tally with this set up. but the game finished three nil by and now six points clear at the top of the table your pint kid celebrating his life consecutive victory in all competitions. now in-form leverkusen are determined to

then in 1975 nick burke, another great mate. 1978 on k2, nick escort, one of my dearest friends.ourse pete boardman and joe tasker. so yes, that loss of life is sad, but in a way it's something that i think you've got to accept if you're an extreme climber. and it still is... it's like going to war in a way. once again, you accept people are going to die around you. you regret them but you carry on. it's the same, where your love of climbing is so great, i never thought of giving up climbing. you remember very clearly, don't you, your first sight of everest. it must be quite a moment. it was a strange thing, i mean, whichjust made the first ascent of nuptse, the third peak of everest, which had been a desperate climb. an amazing trip in a way. we all got on incredibly badly together. with one or two exceptions. and somehow we actually pulled it off. i'll neverforget, as you climbed up this gully, on the south side of nuptse, which is the retaining wall of the western cwm of everest. so suddenly as you come up this gully, suddenly, you pop your head over the top and you're looking

multiple trees down, poles down, wires down in burks county over near rockland.rees and poles down. if you remember yesterday steve sosna said trees and poles down were the worry. let's talk about our temperatures today. the rest of the day will still be windy especially the morning hours. clouds are thinning out and will only make it to low 50s for highs today. 48 degrees at 5:00 p.m. in the suburbs, 49 at 1:00 in the afternoon. about 47 in the lehigh valley. we will make it to those low to mid 50s. you see the sunshine icon indicating a fairly nice afternoon. again, the winds are going nowhere. we'll track those out for you. >> thank you, chris tam. coming up, krcritical condition. david cassidy remains in the hospital. what doctors are saying about his health coming. >>> and here is a live look at the front-runners in the philadelphia marathon making the 26.2-mile trek. we are bringing you this live coverage. this camera, by the way, is on the of a motorcycle capturing these images of these runners looking like they're making their way right along columbus bou

volves burke got back cause an upset by and two one on friday then hung over and each got a point and on sunday then hamburg take on hoffenheim and cologne face off against hatta ballin. you're watching new news coming to you live from berlin we are back again at the top of the hour so don't go away.

tarana burke created "just be, inc." more than a decade ago.s a non-profit focused on giving resources and support to young women of color grappling with sexual trauma and harassment. tarana burke, welcome. >> thank you. >> first, why did you start this 10 years ago? what was behind it? >> well, i'm a survivor of sexual violence and i was working with young women who were disclosing their experience with sexual violence. and my friend and i started an organization called just be inc. to work with young girls, and we realized we needed to shift and start dealing with the issue of sexual violence in the community we were in. >> sreenivasan: was there a particular case that spoke to you? >> well, there were several cases but, you know, some years before we started this work, there was a young woman who had come to me with her story at a time in my life when i really wasn't equipped to handle it. and i felt a real debt to her in wanting to do some work that would cover the work that i didn't do at that time. >> sreenivasan: you didn't say, "me, too

they are neck and neck in the table but labor who is in wins that consistency contest as of late alex burke haven't won a home in over a month the first freiburg in shall create a more lopsided match up shall go undefeated in their last four matches look to extend that streak at freiburg who have allowed ten goals in their last four let's take a look. the gang started badly for freiburg and their coach christine strike and they didn't get much better for the home side. deals paid to send could only hit the bar after half an hour. and minutes later that same eight bottles cup was also struck the woodwork. made them pay by netting up to sixty two minutes daniel caligiuri began his professional career at freiburg but showed no sentiment by handing south of their third away when the luck was all with the visitors as the ball took a deflection on its way in. it's a pity we need to squeeze one in like that too it's a real shame come on the shot is a and socially and as i've games like this your mentality and performance are under scrutiny. and we gave it our all on the pitch freiburg of course ha

so far this weekend there's that win against her belly and also on saturday by in munich defeated burke leverkusen drew with leipsic as at hockenheim with frankfurt minds down cologne and wolfsburg to try book on friday got drowned dortmund on sunday a shock attack on homburg and bremen battle hanover. tennis now at the a.t.p. world tour finals in london pulled off a huge upset knocking out six time champion roger federer in their semifinal match world number two federer outclassed the belgian upstart in the first set winning at six two but then go fast stayed cool to prevail in the next two sets six three and six four he will face either please go to me talk or track soccer in the final on sunday. the founding member of the heavy rock band ac d.c. malcolm young has died at the age of sixty four after a long battle with dementia a songwriter backing vocalist and rhythm guitarist who was instrumental in propelling the australian group to global stardom the band announced young's death on facebook saying he died peacefully with his family by his side young and his two brothers were all pa

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ultimately, i think it was edmund burke who said you are a member of parliament and when you get thereren't solely a member of your individual constituencies. you should be voting, i think, individual constituencies. you should be voting, ithink, long constituency line but another part of me thinks that if you feel this is going to be very damaging to the country and your constituents themselves, then maybe you should consider your position and resign. it's a very difficult decision and it comes back to the idea that this was done by referendum and wasn't a promise in the conservative ma nifesto, promise in the conservative manifesto, that all conservative mps had to sign up to. when it was done by referendum, these are always difficult issues you come up against. indeed, you mentioned the daily express. it has a brexit headline, plan revealed of a new plot to derail brexit. what is it? this is an almost wilful misreading of straight facts. i don't know how you can reach that conclusion from what's being planned. which is that a senior labour party figure is apparently saying that, you