the tag means gould gets the average salary of the top five year.out and the angels visiting the a's. chad pender fires but trout beats the throw. parker doubles to right. angels take a 1-0 lead. steven simmion called out and then no, let's call him safe, safe safe. 2-1, a's. it got a lot worse for the a's from there. the angels go on to win 17-5... big name baseball players getting the big money deals they are waiting for. signing a 260 million contract. arenado. as for bryce harper, expected to make his decision this week. but '90 scoop. the san jose base group that gave us all star and walking in up and sign harper. ants to >> who knew. >> join us tonight at kofy-tv 20 and right here. the worse of the storm is tonight. >> then on abc7 news at 11:00, a south bay mom goes viral for her beautiful burrito folding tutorial. >> look for breaking news. i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze. for all of us here, thanks for joining us. six captains. ♪ 12 teammates. 18 of the most celebrated "jeopardy!" players have been invited back to play again... but

he not only took the manuscript but he also took the column and the goulds never really had a contract with eleanor. it was kind of the back of the envelope kind of thing, handshake deal, so she was free to go. she was just like, bye. and she left and otis wise knew what he had and bent over backwards for the next 13 years to make her happy and she stayed with him until she died. as for her marketability, maybe i would say it was probably highest in the intervening, you know, from about 1945 or 1946 to about 1960. in 1960, that's the beginning of a drop off and it's because she's getting older . you know, and time is moving on and things are changing, so i would say that she took advantage of her opportunity at the peak but i think if she had cut it all off at 1960 it would have been more difficult to get back in the game. anything else? spec when harry truman called to offer her the job, she turned it down at first and said i can't do that. i'm not a lawyer. i don't know -- nobody knew what the un was going to be. this was 1945. there were a lot of people on both sides of the atlantic

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dying to know that and they're going to report from the island of hollow where the bombing happens as gould that is the way. he got in a car nervous but defiant he claims he doesn't have a name just like the more than twenty other members of the a junk a junk group in sulu province on the island of mindanao. just. we want to kill christians this is our gold we don't want them it's a look even if we've blown to pieces that is the best way to get the better days are you trying to say you want to become a suicide bomber. we will do whatever we can because that estimate that was given to us by the arabs you know mom it says we must get re the patience the agenda john is an offshoot of the armed group i would say you have which has been operating in the area for decades i so claimed responsibility for the bombings at a cathedral in law a week ago but the military dismissed that and blamed john for the attacks the group was originally called lucky nine when it was formed in two thousand and nine by children and or friends of abu so your fighters later on the group renamed itself i junk a junk whi

carol gould is an author, broadcaster and bafta member. film, i guess, if roma wins the other one, it is an exciting number of nominated films in this category? yes, because there is the concept of an academy bafta, to which i belong, and the oscar academy voting they call strategically. voters don't know what anybody else is voting for, it is all secret. but if roma gets less picture it is a better chance for the other foreign films to get best foreign film. it would be extraordinary of roma got best picture and best foreign film. it's got ten nominations. it would be the first time in history that a foreign film has won an oscar. if it wins best picture. of course, cold war, i am really excited by that one, but also this japanese film. a poignant film about a group of people who become sort of like a family of one another, who are engaged in crime. they are so poor. it is a very moving film and extremely well done. it has a possibility of winning. there is a german film called never look away. there are some very good foreign films. but

this is the part of the battlefield, also, where oliver wendell holmes, robert gould shaw are going to be wounded. some celebrities are found in this part of the battlefield, as well. it is interesting to note, could hope have just portrayed artillery hell? yes. but what does he do instead? he includes yet another, not totally futile, but a very desperate charge made by union soldiers, trying to convey, i would argue, not quite anti-war, but it almost suggests an anti-war sentiment. someone who is uncomfortable, certainly, with combat and seeking to express the repulsiveness of battle. the unnatural transformation of landscapes he loved and admired so much. the final element i want us to think about is, again, how photographs influence the paintings. once again, i have given you all a close-up. i apologize for going back and forth. that scene blown up is this scene right here. if you're at the painting on the battlefield because the pain is so large, it reads relatively clearly. on a screen of this size, it reads as a pretty obscure spot. it is incredibly telling that hope does what? h

that eddie lampert had been compared in this to everyone from that gilded age of robber baron to jake gouldrecognizing that, said now mr. lampert has the opportunity not to be a cartoon character but to take action that in fact could be of great meaning. that's the judge in the case. we will see if that comes true. i'm in front of one of the lucky sears stores that will remain open. there are about 400 plus of them now. you know, when lampert took over, not long after he took over, there were more than 1,000 sears stores. just after, it was a little less than 1,000. when we are talking full-up sears stores, department stores, not just home centers and all the rest, we got down to 482 before the bankruptcy. now we are lower than that, probably around 425. in response to the critics who say eddie lampert did in fact run this company into the ground, here's the response. the hedge fund has worked tirelessly to help sears reemerge from bank superintende departmenbankruptce we believe the store can be viable. this was a huge sears store, almost 2,000 square feet. they cut it in half and leased t