gu guess what temperatures are getting warmer. injury you'll enjoy them. i'll break down president sunday forecast in a bit. stay with us. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. the best women golfers came to compete in augusta georgia >>> for the first time in decades, the best women golfers came to compete in augusta, georgia today. the last time women competed for a trophy in augusta was in 1966. in honor of the final round of the augusta national women's amateur, several hall of famers took part in a ceremonial tee shot. the title chase came down to two players, american jennifer kupkho and mexican player. in the end kupcho won by two firing a 10 under par. >> good golf. >> right. >>> san diego zoo two giant pandas are headed back home, back to china. today the zoo launched a three-week farewell tour for the mother and son. the 27-year-old female and

that's potential for heavy rain gus 'tis winds. 3:00 p.m. moving into northern virginia. potentially through parts of the defendant y. metro area. the fist wave duringhe afternoon and evening hours the second wave back here at 6:00 p.m. around i 81. through the d.c. metro area. 7 and 8:00 p.m. through the over night hours. look at the bright colors towards midnight. on future weather.ou we have c have flooding issues over night. lt good news is the heavy stuff is out by 3:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. saturday maybe lingering showers and increasing sunshine here's what you can expect tomorrow. two waves of heavy rain. the time periods likely between 2 and 6:00 p.m. for the first one. 3:00 a.m. for nd the second one. that gives you an idea for planning purposes. about one toin two, three es of rain. gusts of 50 miles per hour possible. isolated tornado as. well we have a lingering shower potentially until 8:00 a.m. saturday. after that increasing sunshine. breezy. wihe high around 75. on sunday there's the chance for a few spotty showers throughout thentire day. especially during the

heading out of the bay area, woody at the airport, with gus at about 25 miles per hour. they get rain in chicago and 39 and nice in atlanta near 80 degrees. forecast for the bay area finds us a little bit warmer tomorrow than it was today. concord hits 73, san jose at 71, and oakland at 69 degrees in the extended forecast, we are going to be looking for plenty of sun for one-state and wind as well, thursday and friday breezes up and the weekend will cloud it up and cool it down but at this moment it does not look like any rain will be falling. the only thing coming down will be the temperatures. that is whether. we have sports ahead. >>> bay area, you better sit down, i have bad news. steph curry was injured tonight. will tell you what the team says about the warriors a star player, next. >>> the warriors will tip off the playoffs as we can and let's face it, the only thing between them and another championship is an injury to a key player, steph curry rolled his foot in the first quarter tonight against new orleans. he tried to play through it before eventually heading

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i think gus loved it. they also made him a spaceman.consensus with us and online, the cone creation to beat, gus as a martini, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] he looks like he's smiling, right? okay. >>> and another story popping this morning. how the royal parents-to-be are prepping for their new baby and using their instagram account, brand-new, to help other families. abc's will reeve is with us now with the story. good morning, will. >> reporter: hey, lara. if you were thinking of getting harry and meghan a baby gift, i would suggest you go to their sussex royal instagram. where instead of giving them gifts, they're asking you to give back. this morning as the duke and duchess of sussex prepare for baby, this new post on their sussex royal instagram. thanking so many as the royal couple says they are immensely grateful for your kindness, introducing four charities for baby donations. including one that nods to meghan's american background, baby to baby. the couple posting that it's one of four selected charities that helps childr

gus gako joins us now. gus, good morning. >> good morning.al trade war not with china, but also europe. >> let's look at boeing as our largest export in terms of the u.s. here's our major competitor. for 15 years we've gone to the wto and asked for some sort of resolution. it's taken this long and nothing's happened. the u.s. by saying we're going to go forward with some sort of tariff ox i, it will put pressuo move forward. we're looking to basically accelerate the. lauren: is it good for nature gets to put pressure on china and europe at the same time. >> i think it's one of those things, if you don't put pressure nothing is going to move forward. there's never a great time to do these things. you're probably better off moving forward now, setting the tone and accelerating when things can get lun. laurendone.lauren: how about tg pressure off the big banks? the federal regulators are making moves to ease rules that require big banks to plan for their demise instead of having to do that every year, that's being pushed to four years. your thou

gu this is 20 minutes. you very much. it's a great honor to have the first lady of venezuela. she's been through a tremendous -- she's been through a lot, let's put it that way. she's been through what people don't want to have to go through and should never have to go through. her husband is a tremendous man who is working so hard. and it's very dangerous. it's dangerous stuff. we hear what's going on. we know exactly what's going on. our vice president, mike, was there for a period of time and got to know your husband very well. but i just want to say we're going to have a terrific conversation, we already have. and a lot of progress is being made. with all of the problems, a tremendous amount of progress is being made. [speaking foreign language] president trump: venezuela was a country with tremendous potential and is still a country with tremendous potential. but people are starving. they're being killed. they're being beaten. what's going there is unfathomable to everybody that sees and everybody that gets reports. we're getting reports that are horrible. the potential o

retirementhosn's plan is not the onlyy one under the gu airbus' seo is seset to retire wiwith 40 million euroros. catherine bennett reports. >>>> the french vevernment i is caugught in an awkward position. while the administrati has debt has been enacting budget cuts, top officials are walking away with hundreds of thousands of euros. controversial payments are frequently criticized. why does the practice continue? companies use it as a way of drawing in the besest business leadaders. up until n now, it has beeeen uo the companies to implementnt the reretiremement schemes. the french government is planning a refeform. it would put in place a cap on payouts. 30% of income or a universal fixed amount. the cacase of two ceos has pushd the e issue back into the spspotlight.. cacarlos ghosn w was arrested fr misconduct. he resigned in january. renault announced he was nono hiser entitled to retirement plan. to receive 36 set point 8 million euros s when he leaves the company next week. european inindexes a are mixed. and followingtyty germany factory orders weighing on stocks. the ftse 100 is

. >> meet gus. he didn't let the cone of shame keep him down after he was neutered last month.ssed as a shark. kaitlyn shared video and photos of gus modeling a number of different costumes, a martini glass. look at that. >> nice. >> that's good. >> pixar, the lamp. >> very good. that is really good. >> oh, a scuba diver. >> i like it. >> i like that one, the french fries at mcdonald's. >> that m doesn't look like the real font, though. >> somebody has been on pinterest. come on, reggie. very creative. >> it was creative. >> and the basketball hoop looked nice, too. >> really cute. >> let's hope amy hollyfield sees a lot of that tonight, her texas tech red raiders are playing for the chich tonigampi tonight. >> she can dress up her dog like the basketball hoop. >> challenge set. >>> here we go. this morning, look at this, sutro tower, high clouds out there signifying a cold front is coming with a chance of showers. look at the low clouds, the fog, thegn of spring. we've got more fog except for in the south bay. a 1 on our scale starting tonight through tomorrow morning with a c

there gu. that is-- this is actually-- this is not a test pattern. this is actually his jacket. get this? >> this jacket-- it is the actual jacket i wear on the show, kids. and i-- it started as a short on "funny or diabetes," about 12 years ago. the night before we shot "the short," i said it should be a loud plaid like the baseball announcers i remember. and i walked into a thrift store on le braya and found this jacket on the rack for 12 bucks. it's proven to be irreplaceable. like, we tried to copy the plaid. it's uncopiable for some reason. i'm not kidding opinion they couldn't recreate it. they came back and said, "we can't copy the jacket." i said, "does this somehow defy science? why not." they couldn't do it. >> stephen: i'm sure it smells horrible. >> stephen: mmmm, thrift store. >> 100%, natural polyester. >> stephen: sure. this coat wasn't woven. it was extruded. >> it's indestructible. i'm not kidding it's indestructible. you can't wrinkle with it. i had to travel with it. i had to stuff it into a backpack. and i thought the thing is going to be ruined and i have to

we're getting pretty good and gus right now. we have highnorth. yesterday we had a lot of cloud cover and some sprinkles and showers. 40s on the temperatures. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. they are in the upper 30s already. if you do not have a breeze, it is probably going to be much much colder. you can see one observation. it is wind driven here and already northwest at 25, northwest oakland, that will be the theme today. sunny and mostly sunny. breezy to windy again, temperatures are popping up, 60s and 70s. >> it is friday. here he is, the man himself with the traffic. he will tell you on friday, hopefully it is quite. >> hopefully it is a nice start. happy friday to happy friday to at home. if you are just about to get on the road, we have traffic moving around pretty well. i notice something, they look at eastbound 580. we have slow traffic. maybe you are getting up early like my dad used to get us up to get out to highway 5. you have to get on the road early. we have a little bit of slow traffic on 580 eastbound. it is roadwork associate

let's bring in dan ivec, chief strategy officer, and gus gecko, ceo of hudson valley investment advisors. dan, let's start with tesla. your initial reaction to a big loss for tesla. >> yeah, i mean, look, if you looked up debacle in the dictionary, you would see this for tesla's numbers. the big issue here is really the man in the u.s. and how the company is going to address. i think profitability continues to be the issue going forward. this was a major gut-punch for the bulls in terms of tesla. cheryl: we should say, gus, that elon musk for the first time in really a year kind of came out and talked about the fact that he may need more capital and that wall street's been saying that for a long time. he kind of hinted about it last night. >> yes, he did. they had a massive cash burn. there's a lot of moving parts, looking at expansion, looking at other initiatives, and overseas expansion as well. so i moon, here we are with a new car coming out and these all don't happen in a vacuum. definitely was something that wall street had anticipated but was being denied by mr. musk. cheryl: well

. >>> east oakland,a pair of gu stormed an auto bened e vict rewi at e street near 100th avenue at 4 pm, the suspects are still on the run. >>> an effort to ensure bart rider safety after incidents at several stations. at the west oakland station, the changes already in place. >> reporter: if you road barth -- jim allison today, you might ofcers, there working a mandatory six the day in response to complaints by riders. a common scene, riders walking through without paying a fair, and bart has seen its share of violence, the most recent saturday night in daly city, police released these pictures of a suspect wanted in connection with the assault today, all officers and other bart employees have been ordered to work overtime to curb the crime. >> i noticed more police officers. what is that about? >> reporter: you can see the increased presence, half a dozen officers responded to a call about a man possibly committing a crime. bart riders were thrilled to see the response. >> it is helpful, makes people feel safe. >> if there is a police officer nearby, you know you have protection an

he tells us his brother was never quite gu q. he said his brother was in bad shape when he wasn't taking his medication . >> he had a whole episode where he went to the hospital and he was gone for whole year. i didn't see him for almost a whole year. he was gone because he was battling mental issues. it is because he doesn't take the medicine. he has been thinking the government was listening to him. he thought that his house was bugged. i know that my sister, she told me one time that he was outside late at night and he was throwing rocks at the windows. and then the police came and picked them up. and this is stuff that i know isn't nothing like my brother. >> it was the ptsd from when he was in the army. that is the only reason why he would do something like this. >> reporter: as for the w the hospital in critical condition. the other six range from serious to moderate injuries. the suspect now faces eight counts of attempted murder. >> reporter: the key to unraveling this case, maybe himself, determining why he tried to run

ah, the gore gus golden gate bridge, it's illuminated through the evening. we'll check the morning commute. thank you so much for joining us, i'm laura garzia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's find what we can spee with that clouds, in walnut creek, those clouds have not arrived. >> that will keep our temperatures down as well. we are heading into the upper 60s in san jose, 68 in antioch. this is about normal. we will talk about what's ahead going into the weekend. we have a look at your early morning commute. >> chp, you can see the green sensors are green, which means we are good to go. i did notice some spots were seeing a little more traffic than usual, including this one in palo alto. as of right now, things quiet on the road. >>> well, breaking news this morning, wikileaks founder and fugitive julian assange arrested by london police. he was arrested for failing to surrender to british courts in connection to a warrant tied too with wikileaks publishing of u.s. state secrets. the u.s. is opening hoff him li assange has been hunked down for the past seve

someone just gathered them up and put them in the old ser coof gus.e the rest of this city, there is now so little left to restore. yet, life here endures. every day, falafel is fried, bread is baked, and ch play in the park. a spark of hope and colorth againsdull grey rubble this war left behind. but many of the city's people are still in refugee camps beyond the city. e destruction here is to great to sustain them. the city too damaged to heal just yet. for the pbnewshour, i'm jane ferguson, in raqqa, syria. >> woodruff: today, the north atlantic treaty organization turns 70 years o, and nato's foreign ministers met here in washington. they endorsed a package of support for ukraine, whichtes still the f europe's only active war. here's nick schifrin. >> schifrin: 70 years ago today rld's longest-running military alliance was signed into existence, and president truman vowed nato uld not be a threat to the soviet union. >> there are those who claim that this treaty is an aggressive act on part of the nations that ring the north lantic. that is absolu

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gu look at the longest oil spill and attempts to clean it up. >>> and we hear from marin morris who'sle artist of the year at the acm awards. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com vitac.com >>> looking live at oracle park. the question this morning, will the giants home opener be delayed? >> let's head over to darren peck in for mary lee this morning for a look at the storm on the way. >> i cancer michelle's question, probably. that means probably going to be delayed, but not by a lot. the timing of the rain today, the worst of it should be over by one. if you are an early riser heading down the streets, there are a few isolated showers out there. you can see this one band of rain that has moved in here now working into the north bay. this is bringing rain to 101 just south of rohnert park and north of petaluma. that drive is getting rained on. but that is pretty much the only area. if we look at the big picture, though showers extend off the coast and the rest of us haven't see

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. >> reporter: ac transit bus goes up in flames, there is gu officers battled rocks, even boldness the last couple years has gotten way worse. >> reporter: it happened during a side show at 42nd and international in oakland. more than a thousand people converged on the intersection, drivers and spectators. at one point people confiscated the driver of a big rig at gunpoint. >> once he was removed from the vehicle his truck was set on fire. inside the contents of the truck were paper goods. >> reporter: the truck's cab was destroyed. flames spread to the 18-foot transit bus, also destroyed >> we are talking a crowd of a thousand-plus people. there weren't enough officers to even begin to deal with something like this. >> reporter: but authorities say that will change. local law enforcement are working together to treat future side shows like large scale protests. >> we will be deploying our mobile skilled force unit and vans likely when we see mass demonstrations. you can see air support. >> reporter: but the damage has already been done. this is what 42nd and international looked like

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3wmminutes per er instead of the 5 that's normal and bring in lawyers and allow the attorneys to ask gu s questions as well. republicans say that this is thot the way that this should proceed. they call it abusive and illogical. the justice department says he's agreed to answer questions from lawmakers and still willing to do that, but an aid has portedly told them they may be ao show if they insist on ese conditions. what happens it if he's a no-show or threatening to be, the chair of the committee says he may issue a subpoena for attorneyil generalam barr and will do whatever is enforce it.o that hearing is supposed to happen thursday. stay tuned. >> we'llace watching. potts thank you. >>> pope francis is pitching in to help with the migrant crisis at the souern border. he's donating $500,000 to help mite stranded in mexico.ns the donatio were distributed because aid towards the migrant crisis hadeen decreasing. the funds will be distributed to 27 local projects and 16 mexican diocese that provide food, lodging ask base necessities. >>> two days after a construction crane came crash i

meanwhile, the man accused o can i go him entered a not gu sty plea. heaid the shooting last sundayem std from some kind of dispute. >>> in maryland a chesapeake beach community is coming to grips with losing two lives in a deadly fire meanwhile the investigation gets underway into what happened at this townhou complex in calvert county. officials plan to tear down what's left of the building. yesterday a woman and her grand daughter were killed here. several firefighters were killed as with. they said at this time therspis nothing ious about this fire. some of these families lost everything they own and need help getting back on their feet. search townhouse fire o o nbc washington app to find out how you can help them. >>>washington's n arch bishop won't officially be installed until next month. w is already getting started on whatl be his most daunting task. restoring faithmong local catholics. >> i want to offer you hope. trust. rebuild your we've certainly given our faithful lots of reasons to leave the church. t i want provide a few reasons to sta

. >> gus, he lives in toronto. recovering from surgery.een making several cone-inspired costumes. >> he's dressed as an order of mcdonnell's fries. a basketball hoop. corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. common side effects include low red blood cell and low platelet counts, infections, tiredness, nausea, sore mouth, abnormalities in liver blood tests, diarrhea, hai

. >> l gu plus has 18,000 units across the country. they the only ones using the technology. a chinese telecom giant is currently locked in legal battles. the shrimp administration has been pushing to remove technology from the networks claiming the company is too close to the chinese government. south korea may be the first, but it's also somewhat of a guinea pig. many countries will watch the rollout carefully to see how many customers actually sign up. >>> let's check in with darren once again to take a look at rain. we can't get rid of it. >> by the time we get to next week we will get a nice break. this friday, particularly for the first half, and late morning, we will be right end of this. now we go to high death doppler. if we do that, we will see there are a few showers sitting right off the coast. we started off by pointing how some of this was bringing a little bit of light rain already the 101 in the north bay. but now, coming in for a close- up, we are not even seeing those return. that was fairly light stuff. then the rain extends off the coast and it's sitting o

gus is going to replace him. the captain left some big shoes to fill. >> on the ice he does it all block shots, face off power play's penalty killer. first minute, last minute, whether you're up, or down. is that enough? [ laughter ] he does things better out there than i would say some other guys, but again, this is a reality of things. and guys go down and you're gonna need other guys to step up. >> reporter: the avalanche had a morning skate here, they have been in rest mode for a full week after they knocked off cowboy flames who had the best record in western conference during the regular season. the sharks 13-0 against the avalanche the regular season but they have acknowledged they are facing a much different team now. >> anyone that watch that serious, if you watch the game match series there's a way you can take that team lightly. they look really good. >> i think they will be ready. i'm sure they smell blood in the water with us going seven games in overtime. i am sure we will see them ready to go. >> r

sentiment has been echoed by human rights organizations and politicians across the world my colleague gus the reaction without any prank. a lot of these skeletons in the closets of the world's mightiest the most powerful probably will never be pulled out but if it wasn't for julian assad some people wouldn't even start thinking merely that some of this nasty and gruesome stuff even existed and indeed a very important part of his legacy probably the most important part will always be that he encourage so many people to think and ask questions about what. most powerful people in charge of this world could be hiding and this can truly be felt through the things that are being said by the activists right now in reaction to what's happening with the whistleblower let's take a look at what the american civil liberties union came out with any prosecution by the united states over mr wiki leaks publishing operations would be unprecedented and you should open the door to criminal investigations of news organizations moreover prosecuting a foreign publisher for violating u.s. secrecy rules would se

gus 0‘donnell, the former head of the civil service.ng about charlie, he spent his first two years about charlie, he spent his first two yea rs in about charlie, he spent his first two years in hospital having lots of tests. he is five, his family talk about their struggles. number three, if you are working ha rd towards number three, if you are working hard towards perhaps your final degree exams, this new official data on income suggests that young graduates in england now need a postgraduate degree as well to get significantly ahead in earnings. turn to the most watched at number one, lots of expectation about when the new royal baby will arrive, royal baby, what do we know, that is with the bbc royal correspondent sarah campbell, taking us through all things royal baby. we will have that in the four una few minutes. let me finish the morning briefing with this rather lovely story about an anonymous donation of around £60,000 worth of designer clothes, bags and shoes given to a charity shopin bags and shoes given to a charity shop in

of gus hall the communist party when he ran for president was zero support and this was the time of the of the old soviet union what relevance does that have today the idea of putting more sanctions round by round is simply this that russia is our eternal enemy they were our enemy under the soviet time they're our enemy and now they will be our enemy in the future this is kind of a manic keon binary mindset that is simply has no place in a rational political discourse or right a different story but in a similar vein norway is also preparing for some russian meddling to surface an appointee quite literally at house this time in the form of a friendly baluga way eleven approached fishermen off the coast sporting a camera munt on a harness bearing the name of russia's northern capita fishing for the facts and the bitter end. here's a situation a cute white sea mammal starts playing with a couple of fishing boats. through the cliff. a creature clearly wants to grab people's attention and even tries to pull straps and ropes. the crew treats the little whale with some yummy snacks but realize

e da: it took samantha morthan a decade to seek hp for ptsd t.d survivor's gu she managed to escape theing, but her close friend did not. >> i couldn't even bring myself to personally give her thing back to her family, because i didn't know how to say that i'm sorry that i survived. t nada: at te of columbine, school shootings were rare, and so when the horrific news spread of what happened here, it was a genuine shock to the nation. tonow, though, they are al frequent. the current generation of students run drills on how to survive if their school is next, and columbine is not even among the 10 deadliest mass shootings in the country. >> columbine, we are back. nada: the principal led his school through a very public grieving process, one that continues today. every time there is another shooting, he makes it hismi ion to call the principal of y e school to lend his support. >> i know what te goingug th and even though they are kids from parkland or newtown, connecticut, they are all our kids. i think we need to rise up as a nation. i really give credit to the kids from parkland last y

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woods went into the final round as well gus the two shots behind francesco molinari and a fifth green jacket was looking unlikely until the italian double bogey the twelfth and fifteen dollars each and finishing time that. would be up there against one of the hardest i think i've ever had that when just because of what has transpired the last couple years of trying to get him to come back and play and. i was called slasher a couple times the chance i lost to major championships and then i played what i learned from those two and was able to seal a deal today. this is tiger's fifteenth major title his last coming back in two thousand and eight at the u.s. open. title. but it's on a real for me to experience this year my i'm almost here she was there and then ninety seven as well and so i just couldn't be more happy and more excited and you know i'm kind of at a loss for charlie now he's now just three shy of jack nicklaus's all time record and with the year is there would downs as to whether he could match the golden bear now the possibility is again being renewed vender with al-jazeer

gu >> he's taking out his frustrations with -- >> a hammer. >> whoa. >> what set off the full on freak. >> and a husband about to learn -- >> a bet is a bet, ladies and gentlemen. >> the agony of becoming a human omelet. >> let's do it. >> this fisherman went out and you caught an entirely different species. you notice what's up there? >> a dog. >> a fox. >> a cow. >> it's a fox. >> thank goodness it's not a cow. >> and the fisherman is close and it looks to me at first like he's trying to coax the fox into the boat, maybe. he gets close and then he starts talking to the fox like hey, hey, hey, trying to help you. co the boat like i first thought. he started moving the iceberg. >> shifting it closer to the edge. >> oh, no. >> he just pushed it into the water. >> no, what he did was moved the shelf of ice close enough to where the fox feels safe enough to jump into the water to fox paddle his way up to the shore there. >> oh, look at that. >> yeah, then it's like, oh, wait a minute. sth is probably what he was looking for in the first place. >> well done, fisherman from schnitzelberg. >

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this comes just d a after another la plata student was arrested for bringing a loaded gu to class. it is the second gun incident at the school in as manyays -- as many months, rather. school leaders will hold a meeting to discuss the issue on tuesday night at 7:00 in the la plata high schooldi rium. >>> take a look at this composite sketch. the loudoun county fieriff's is trying to identify this man. they say he exposed himself to a teenag appeared to perform a sex act. the teen told investigators that she was i aarking garage when she spotted a naked man behind her car. theid alleged it happened monday evening at brambleton plaza in ashburn. >>> 4:34. a northern virginia drama teache has beenharged with illegally filming his family's au pare. according to documents, the au pare found the camera in vent of her droom. she took a picture and sent it to fairfax county police. the man's wife said they had trust issues with people looking after their children. the school placed him on leave whilestolice inate. >>> 4:34. let's check some of your other top stories this mornin the parents

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what is he talking about i mean we're talking about the era of the gus hall the communist party when he ran for president was zero support and this was the time of the of the old soviet union what relevance does that have today the idea of putting more sanctions round by round is simply this that russia is our eternal enemy they were our enemy under the soviet time their enemy and now they will be our enemy in the future this is kind of a manic keon binary mindset that simply has no place in a rational political discourse. rochelle wasn't the only target from mike pompei as he spoke with janice iran that was on the list to terror on has been fighting us strong arm tactics and extended sanctions since washington with two twenty fifteen you can't deal last week the trumpet ministration also ended all the temporary waivers for anyone important including china and turkey and pompei a promised unbearable conditions for anyone looking in to continue to trade with the middle eastern nation. trust ministration recently announced sanctions and no more waivers ok and turkey and china have said

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woods went on to the final round as well gus the two shots behind francesco molinari and a fifth green jacket was looking unlikely until the italian double bogey the twelfth and fifteen dollars each and finishing time. will be up there against one of the hardest i think i've ever had than when just because of what has transpired the last couple years of trying to get him to come back and play and. i was called slash a couple times the chance i lost two major championships and then i played what i learned from those two and was able to seal a deal today. this is tiger's fifteenth major title his last coming back in two thousand and eight at the u.s. open. title. but it's on unreal for me to experience this year my mom was here she was there in ninety seven as well and so i just couldn't be more happy and more excited and you know i'm kind of at a loss for charlie now he's now just three shy of jack nicklaus's all time record and with the year is there would downs as to whether he could match the golden bear now the possibility is again being renewed vender with al-jazeera while the fier

we have resources not available in other parts of ethiopia a chinese farmhouse completed walk on to gus fields in the ogaden region. last month ethiopia signed an agreement with djibouti to have a pipeline constructed to export the gaza through ports in djibouti it will be awhile though before to appear joins the league of oil producing countries as the pipeline could take at least two years to complete. the al-jazeera. meanwhile ethiopia's government says it's prevented attacks planned by the somali based on group al-shabaab the attorney general says the plotters who were targeting the public could now been arrested separately here nobbs that fifty nine people including members of ethiopia's armed forces have been detained on suspicion of corruption. it was previously known as revolution city but today the sort of city is one of the poorest of most a gleg to districts of iraq's capital nearly haul off of baghdad eight million people live there most of them a shia as dosage of already reports they blame politicians for failing to improve their lives. fatima and our ten year old twins th

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