the la times columnist patt morisson told us about her time covering the oj case.cle for the rest of the world, but for los angeles, it was very intimate. this was our family. we know these places, we know these characters. in fact, the night of the murders, about five or six hours before the murders, i was across the street from oj simpson's house at a charity event. we know these roads and freeways. and just a couple of years before the simpson—goldman murders, the los angeles riots had happened. and you may remember, steve, that these were were acquitted of beating the black motorist, rodney king, in a video tape that also was seen around the world. and to some extent, this quick verdict, this acquittal of oj simpson, this famous black man by a majority black verdict, was seen in some parts as as a bit of a payback for what had happened to rodney king. we had had all sorts of upsets with the los angeles police department, and in the years since, there's been a lot of healing to address some of these problems. but the oj case riveted everybody. i could see the co

annabel denham, deputy comment editor at the telegraph, and seema mehta, political writer at la timesessing listening to this stitches there, what you make of it? unfounded but definitely the case that online pornography and degrading depictions of sex is teaching particularly with teenage boys to take you make of how to think about relationships as exploitative and they want to be the last we hear of it. teachers of raise concerns about sexist language increasing in schools, there have been research papers finding social media algorithms are amplifying misogynistic content to teenagers and it's a very real concern and the problem that we have as a society is that today's children are the first generation to be truly growing up online. their guinea pigs in that regard. it is time goes on, the harms that it is causing is becoming more apparent in the psychologist has charted the experience of growing up has been transformed over the last couple of decades from children playing outdoors in the real world to a phone —based childhood in which children are living their lives indoors and on

. >> segun el diario la times, la policia dijo que la gente que disparo tenia una vista di diferente camioneta y que no escucho cuando uno de los policias la llamaba. >> ocurrio en 2022, pero un periodista acaba de obtener las imagenes de las autoridades. >> en aquel momento, la policia buscaba a sadana graciano, r reportada como desaparecida en una alerta amber, horas antes de su desaparicion, las autoridades encontraron a su madre baleada y sin vida. >> segun la policia, el p principal sospechoso de su muerte y del secuestro era el padre de sabana, anthony gr graciano. >> la busqueda duro unas 24 horas y se facilito con una llamada que recibio el 911 al interceptar el carro donde iban sabana y el sospechoso, comenzo una persecucion de carros y segun la policia varios disparos se dirigian desde la camioneta del sospechoso hacia ellos. >> finalmente, los agentes lograron acorralar el camioneta y es ahi donde uno de los videos muestra como sabana sale. >> luego se escucha la voz de al menos un agente que le dice que avance hacia el. >> esto mientras trata de a alertar a los demas a no

times, wall street journal, atlantic, new yorker, boston globe where i work, i've been reading the la times. i read my hometown newspaper, tampa bay times, i read my local paper, the berkshire eagle in berkshire county, massachusetts, let's see, there are a lot of other things i look at. i can't recall them all at the moment but that is pretty much it. >> host: that is a balanced diet. >> guest: may maybe too much. >> host: jim from las is what would you like to say about the current health and future of the la times? >> guest: the paper has gone through too many years of turmoil. it's a paper where i work for 17 years longer than any newspaper i work that from 1979 to 1996. >> host: did you get a watch? >> guest: i never got a watch. i got a little swag but that's about it. it's a very important paper that plays an important role in covering its region and the kinds of issues that are important to its region. a whole range of things from the environment immigration to world affairs. all i can say is i don't want to inject myself into various controversies. it's gone through too many years

does the la times read it's financial page? does the la times have a financial page? inflation is far outpacing wage gains? milk is up 20%, bread up 30%. eggs 50% and gas in california is up 71% since biden took office. the los angeles times is blaming psychology? is the times covering some mystical california secret world where the hobbits are getting a 71% pay raise to pay the gas? is biden the bilbo baggins of this world? are it's only a matter of time before his magic elixir saves the day? even the los angeles times acknowledges the psychological impact on californians might be more significant because prices are so high to begin with. and it does not help but the unemployment rate is the highest in the country. commonsense thanks the los angeles times should give a good riddance goodbye to bilbo and a healthy hello to frodo. let's bring in board-certified medical doctor. we will talk more about that. i want to go back to the npr thing because i think this is fascinating. literally a top journalist, whistleblower saying we've been leaning left for a lot of time. i

the la times reports. the mayor and her family hid in a safe room after the man smashed a window. suspect, previously served prison time for assault in massachusetts. it's unclear if the break in was targeted. >> the nation's largest health insurer is trying to limit the damage from a major cyber attack. unitedhealth group now says a substantial portion of patient data was stolen from its systems in february, including personal and health information. the company says the hack came despite paying a ransom. >> erotic winds helped create a so-called smoke nato at a warehouse fire in washington state. evacuations were ordered sunday. crews were still on the scene yesterday, putting out hotspots. and this right here looks like a scene out of twister, a family's bounce house soaring into the air when a dust devil formed outside los angeles. wow. the wind also tossed around a trampoline. no one was hurt with that. >> let's take a look at your tuesday weather. well, the national weather service calls the hailstorm that hit rock hill, south carolina over the weekend one of the most damagin

really, the la times reports that usc declined to offer an explanatory interview with president carroll fault, who are representative earlier this week said have the final decision on the tabassum cancellation an end security matters what kind of lesson does this in part to the graduating class? i'm privileged to be delivering a commencement speech. again this year, may 18, dickinson college. it'll be my fifth dickinson was the first college to be founded after the formation of the united states. i can tell you this is not an easy gig determining something consequential to say in the span of under 15 minutes but it's an important tradition. and it'll be a sad day if usc's move is replicated across campuses in the nation, in the la times op-ed piece called usc, got it wrong. ucla professor of jewish history david myers and president of the muslim public affairs council, salaam all mariotti wrote this. we will not move past the crisis of the moment by silencing those with whom we disagree the university is exactly the sort of place where such views must be heard. otherwise, it's not a uni

i read the la times today and also on abc news, where there were interviewing students and they were being harassed and the hamas flags are flying. and abc and the la times did their own investigation trying to find at these college demonstrations one hamas flag that the protesters were carrying and the word none. this is all a made-up thing, just like like i said, the river to the sea. i just i wanted to just read this is from the charter of the likud party. that's the right-wing party that netanyahu is the head of 1977 getting direct quote from the charter of the likud right-wing israeli party. and it says the following. >> the right of the jewish people to the land of israel is eternal and indisputable. >> between the sea and the jordan. there will only be israeli sovereignty that's their own charter. the likud party. that's where this river to the sea, because the real victims in these last decades have been the palestinian people not being able to have their freedom, not being able to live in a democracy, not having their rights and why so many jewish students are joining with p

so according to the la times, johnson and cheney lived together more than three years and had no history of domestic violence. johnson's nine-year-old daughter is now with child protective services. >>> so we do have new video tonight of that gray whale that is cruising up the bay area coast with its tail trapped in netting and buoys. so what you are seeing now, this is drone video. just got a great view of the pacific area. while the sun was out. the marine mammal center said it was too foggy and windy out there to spot it today. so scientists said the whale has been hauling that stuff for 400 miles after getting entangled somewhere in southern california. so, right now, they are trying to get a satellite tag on it so they can keep track of it while they figure out a plan to free it. >>> a team with the marine mammal center spent all day today searching from daly city to point reyes and no look. they worry the weather won't be any better any time soon with some stormy weather moving in for the weekend. they are asking anyone at the coast to keep an eye out just in case. >>> first the wh

the la times reports in 2022, san francisco companies raised 5 times as much funding as the companies in florida and texas combined. [applause] that is what they do to us. our small business reforms like first year free championing by supervisor ronan are filling empty storefronts across the city. [applause] we are a national leader in early child care and education. doubling the number of kids getting care and subsidies in 2018. [applause] and paying our educators a real wage that recognizes them for the work that they do. [applause] we just hosted leaders from around the world for apec, the biggest global stage for san francisco since the signing of the united nation charter in 1945. [applause] our parks are the best in the world and we massively expanded outdoor public areas from jfk drive to india basin coming to the southern waterfront. [applause] muni is leading the bay area transit recovery, who would have thought, willie brown? carrying more riders then all of the other regional transit operators combined. we are on pace to hit our goal of zero green house gas emission by 2040

on today's panel, annabel denham from the telegraph and seema mehta, political writer at the la timesere killed in air strikes in gaza on monday. a report by the israel defence forces describes their deaths as a "grave mistake" and the result of a catalogue of errors. it says footage will be reviewed to establish whether there was any criminal conduct. some conservatives have been rallying around tory mp william wragg, who's apologised after admitting he gave other mps'

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i could see the courthouse from my desk at the la times, and was there for the civil trial that you mentionedock up the street from my desk, there were crowds of people outside the courthouse every day selling t—shirts, proclaiming his innocence, proclaiming his innocence, proclaiming his innocence, proclaiming his guilt. it was notjust a three—ring circus, but i think a 30—ring circus magnified the world over. find magnified the world over. and if ou magnified the world over. and if you could. _ magnified the world over. and if you could, patt, _ magnified the world over. and if you could, patt, take us back to that car chase then with the white ford bronco that is so infamous, and how did that moment and the subsequent trial change sort of the coverage of news? trial change sort of the coveraue of news? u, . . , coverage of news? the car chase is a staple _ coverage of news? the car chase is a staple of— coverage of news? the car chase is a staple of los _ coverage of news? the car chase is a staple of los angeles - is a staple of los angeles news. we were once the great bank robbery capital

and even recently, with the la times, washington post, - we've seen major dwindling ofjournalists therelity is going to grow. david, do you think ai is going to putjournalists out ofjobs? i mean, some of what happened in news organisations was there are some which navigated the technological moment that came just before this. and there's others that just didn't do a particularly good job of that. i mean, the fact is that, you know, the majority of the internet's written in english. many of the sort of first principles of what these language models are learning off of is english language and, in some cases, journalistic content. so there's kind of a built—in advantage here for people who are involved in the kind of activity we do, in terms of the rule writing of this whole system that we're in. david rhodes, executive chairman of sky news group, thank you very much for being here. all very illuminating. i know you've got to rush. i do want to talk about something else, which is — on monday, donald trump posted a video about abortion laws in the us, and he did so on his social media platf

cabinet minister and kurt bardella, political strategist and contributor to news nation and the la timesdonald trump victory in the election would mean for nato was to mark they are clearly pretty nervous about the prospect of another donald trump presidency, are the right to be nervous? , ., presidency, are the right to be nervous? , . . , nervous? they are, if donald trump returned to — nervous? they are, if donald trump returned to the _ nervous? they are, if donald trump returned to the white _ nervous? they are, if donald trump returned to the white house, - nervous? they are, if donald trump returned to the white house, no - returned to the white house, no country — returned to the white house, no country or nation should expect any financial— country or nation should expect any financial support from the united states of— financial support from the united states of america under the type of donald _ states of america under the type of donald trump and the republican party— donald trump and the republican party are — donald trump and the republican party are currently running on. i

while the la times reports the a's told the court without intervention, their ability to protect theirts could be impaired under the bill, the funding authorization could expire just over a year from now. if the team is not executed, a development and a lease agreement coming up. >> several bay area cities are being recognized by governor newsom for their housing efforts , plus controversy surrounding a senior living facility in the east bay. >> the potentially dangerous living conditions we're learning about from residents. >> plus, the u.s. supreme court will soon hear arguments on a case that could impact cities across the bay area. the homelessness issue at the center of the debate. by the governor for their efforts to build more housing. the city's include berkeley, pinole, richmond, and fairfield. governor newsom says the cities have earned the coveted pro housing designation for their efforts to encourage development of housing at all income levels. this designation comes with funding, incentives and more resources to help speed up housing production. >> a senior living facility

on today's panel, annabel denham from the telegraph and seema mehta, political writer at the la times. first — the latest headlines. the israeli military has sacked two senior officers, after seven aid workers were killed in air strikes in gaza on monday. a report by the israel defence forces describes their deaths as a "grave mistake" and the result of a catalogue of errors. it says footage will be reviewed to establish whether there was any criminal conduct. some conservatives have been rallying around tory mp william wragg, who's apologised after admitting he gave other mps�* personal phone numbers to a man on a dating app. mr wragg told the times newspaper he was sorry for the "hurt" he'd caused, but he'd been "scared" because the individual had compromising information on him. the leader of britain's biggest teaching union says sexism in schools is increasing because of harmful content on children's phones. daniel kebede of the national education union says boys are watching "aggressive and violent pornography," which "completely are watching "aggressive and violent pornography"

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broke into a money storage facility in los angeles and made off with $30 million, police told the la times. the burglars broke in through the roof on easter sunday, then cracked a safe holding bricks of cash. the company didn't find out about the theft until the next day. security experts say it likely would have taken a large crew with months of planning and inside knowledge to pull this off, simply moving the money would be tough. $30 million worth of bills could weigh more than three tons. i predict this is going to be a hollywood movie someday. >> stunning story. yeah my gosh. yeah, it'll probably be a movie. you're right. >> very ocean's 11 like. yeah, exactly. >> exactly. well, movie the movie the weather is an exciting isn't as exciting as that story. but that's a good thing, though. >> yes, we'll take it. >> we like calm weather. here's a look at our satellite radar composite image. high pressure building in from our south. it will be the controlling factor in our weather for the next few days. earlier this evening we had really strong wind gusts right now the wind is generally cal

attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general and now la times legal affairs columnist and hostd the journalist and author of several books about trump and also professor and distinguished visiting lecturer at the college of law and founder of dc report.org. the best guys to have on right now. we want to ask you what your thoughts are less than 24 hours away from the start of the historic trial? >> it's a game changer when a jury comes in and he just contrasted a jury of 12 that will be selected with the jury of millions but they are really very conflicting juries for trump to the millions. he wants to continue to rail at the process and say how he is being cheated and victimized at every turn and that is the kind of message that if it gets to a jury you will have an irate judge shutting it down because that poisoned the well, as it were and also makes them resentful in a way that a judge is trained to keep his cool juries hearing this from the defendant don't take it well so the big question is can he actually converts and start to play nice and not just for a couple of hours b

and today, the la times interviewed some of those members who ask how seriously they were taking those threats. congresswoman zo loftgrand said i learned to pay attention to listen to what trump says because he means it. if he intends to eliminate our constitutional system and start arresting his political enemies i guess i would be on on that list. the paper interviewed congressman adam schiff who trump has made one of his top political enemies. he told the times he is having realtime conversations with his staff about how to make sure he stays safe if trump follows through on his threats. so the danger is very real. and the biden administration is doing something about it. attorney general patel told steve bannon he would use the government to go after trump's enmies. he would have to cleanous. >> do you believe you could deliver the goods on this in a short order to get rolling? >> i will not say their names now so the radical left wing media can terrorize them. but we learned we have to put in all america patriots top to bottom. today the biden administration issued a new rule to t

it's the la times. many people characterize much that situation, not in the same way that she did. and i think we have to be very careful in this its moment not to accept the university leadership's characterization because there's a real danger of the narrative of this being taken away and being misrepresented. and i want to be crystal clear yes. there were absolutely moments that i'm sure we're we're debatable, uncomfortable that we're not okay. the way that you would want the university to operate regularly? i do not condone violence in the slightest but i would say that the universities response to it actually exacerbated the problem. it escalated the problem it made the problem worse. and that's what i would say is that real big failure here. >> all right. mike ananny, associate professor of communications and journalism at usc. thank you so much for your time and candor and being with us today thank you. coming up. >> good president biden the former president donald trump finally be inching closer to the debate stage riyad saves. new album is breaking records gets to say what

. >> la times when does asia know the world's top polluters?poll china?how many white men areut theree >> now you send your kid to school to learn the basics math, english, history, science. but one school in sutton, massachusetts, is adding something new to their curriculum. >> drag the school held in after school. drag workshop for middleere a schoolers. >> we're a drag queen and drag a pink tutu and white lace underwear cartwheeled across students desks. now, when the parents found out about it, nor cartt too happy.,o >> one of the workshops was how to be a drag queen. and i've got to tell you didn't sit well with me. tell mmee as a grown womanhere b sitting here before you, what life skills are we? teacu, what lifeh these kids on a drag queen. >> and wit queenh due respect te sutton school committee in superintendent. please enlighten me what is going on i n school in seattle? >> the public school systemhe axed its gifted and talented program. whted progy? they said they had too many white and asian kidsth and not enough black and brown ones. so it's

the la times reports in 2022, san francisco companies raised 5 times as much funding as the companies in florida and texas combined. [applause] that is what they do to us. our small business reforms like first year free championing by supervisor ronan are filling empty storefronts across the city. [applause] we are a national leader in early child care and education. doubling the number of kids getting care and subsidies in 2018. [applause] and paying our educators a real wage that recognizes them for the work that they do. [applause] we just hosted leaders from around the world for apec, the biggest global stage for san francisco since the signing of the united nation charter in 1945. [applause] our parks are the best in the world and we massively expanded outdoor public areas from jfk drive to india basin coming to the southern waterfront. [applause] muni is leading the bay area transit recovery, who would have thought, willie brown? carrying more riders then all of the other regional transit operators combined. we are on pace to hit our goal of zero green house gas emission by 2040

police tell the la times the thieves stole the cash or may money store towards facility ithe san fernando sunday night, the crew reptedly broke through the roof to get to the vault, but how they avoided the alarm st remains a myste. with an experienced team of bur access to the cache unnoticed and the fbi is investigating. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm jim acta next our newsroom with wolf blitzer starts after fulbright have a great day this is the big gaffe >> kane, who that do. >> it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer, happier life. the farmers dog and makes weight management easy with fresh food proportion for your dogs it's an idea whose time has come >> vinyl window seem to be a typical choice here in the local area, some companies even advertise high-quality vinyl and romer here before you invest in vinyl windows, listened to what michael smith of renewal by anderson has to say with our temperature swings, vinyl tends to warp, which causes condensation between the pains and drafts and most final wind

police are on the hunt for thieves who just pulled off the largest heist in california history, the la times reporting experienced crews through broke in through the roof of a money storage facility on easter sunday, they made off with $30 without ever triggering a security system some employees didn't even discover that the theft happened until they open the vault on monday. aerial footage of the storage facility wednesday showed a whole with debris, but it's unclear if that damage occurred during the burglary i have a question. there are storage facilities just for money. >> i did not realize >> that's my take. what why >> you can trip >> you know, i know about bags, but look at that thing. it's here. >> it >> is huge and >> i think physically wouldn't $30 million cash this will be huge this absolutely. there's lots of questions. it's a lot of question we're going to dive deep four days now until the total solar eclipse, a pretty big deal and even bigger deal, finding the clearest spot along the path of totality in the united states who will have the best view, and when and what should you

oh, send me a whole segmentle sg devoted to la times writer ben bolte, who wrote a commentarmey last friday referring to women's college basketball y sexistand allegedl terms. >> he called the lsu lady tigers villains and dirty debutantes. is that worse than lady tigers? >> i referred to the ucla as milking cookies, but after m much hue and cry yesterday, he tweeteduc a long overdue apology. >> yete tweete he wrote the arte on friday and apologized on monday. >> that's long overdue, he said in part. words matter. i hate that phrase. >> as a journalist, noi one should know this more than met,. n and yet i have failed miserably in my choice of words. i tried to be clever usingy alliteration while not understanding the deeply offensiv b e connotation.the co you know, our society has hannd to deal with so layers of misogyny, racism and negativity. i know understand that i terribly missed the mark. >> i will do mucl h better. i i hate that, too. i am deeply sorry. well i haven't heard such a boot licking since i hired jesse to lick my boots . >> i mean, he does a great jobto . but he's so

journalist and podcast house, lulu garcia-navarro editor in chief of the dispatch and columnist at the la times jonah goldberg, nia-malika henderson politics and policy columnist at bloomberg, and aly yada johnson, editor in chief for the washington and free begun. welcome everyone, especially nia, who was a first timer. >> it's great to be here. >> the new york case is based on the argument the trump falsified business records to cover up a crime. he claimed he was paying fixer michael cohen, normal legal expenses. what it was allegedly a violation of election laws. hush money to stormy daniels during the campaign. jonah is this prosecution legitimate especially? raising it from a misdemeanor to a felony. >> i think it's pretty sketchy. i really do. i think on the salacious stuff, the affairs, the cover up, all i think he is guilty but i don't think any anybody but for other than donald trump would ever have this case brought against them and it's there's something unseemly about having during a prosecutor who basically campaigned and promised to go after a single man, ben fold mutilate and tw

ucla on saturday, head coach kim mulkey use the postgame press conference to draw attention to an la timesevised that she said used sexist language to describe her players the column referred to ucla as players as america sweethearts and milk and cookies while calling lsu dirty debutant and louisiana hot sauce >> take your phone out right now and google dirty debutant and tell me what it says. dirty debutant are you kidding me i'll let you talk about 18 to 21 year-old kids in tone. i can't sit up here as a mother and a grandmother and a liter of young people and allow somebody to say that the article has since been updated to remove the language. and this editor's note was attached. the original version of this commentary did not meet times editorial standards. it has been edited to remove language that was inappropriate and offensive. we apologize to the lsu basketball program. and to our readers i would hope so. yeah, in a bad i mean, listen. thank goodness. we're at a place in american society and culture where there is a woman who has a microphone. and i would even say a megaphone who

this game was la times columnist had to apologize for how he characterized lsu going into there next up against ucla calling them the dirty w. calling them villains you know, all these characterizations, because lsu, angel reese is a competent player, she's brash, she's bowl she talks, are trash as people saw in the championship game last year. and if you follow her career and there is this idea fictionalize idea, conditioned idea of how women are supposed to compete and by the way, who is allowed to show that competitive instinct and what way caitlin caitlin clark gets emotional. caitlin clark i mean, she she talks a little bit of trash two, she has all those elements that were made do it it's okay and a lot of times they tried to sort of put these pit these women against each other, be at the fans and certainly the media was also complicit in doing this these women, they compete and they compete hard and they're going for meaningful accolades that are putting stamps on their careers. of course, they're not going to be nice inside of the lines of basketball. and it seemed like angel

. >> and what about what is going on with the la times great newspaper i mean, what a dumb mistake.is commentary piece on lsu coach kim mulkey. after the backlash to the newspaper had to add this editorial dough to it, saying the commentary did not meet the editorial standards of the newspaper. the piece referred to lsu as dirty debutantes. i mean what is this? i don't understand how this even got published >> you know, jim, i was moderating a panel or we could go at the university of maryland and i ask all the panelists if caitlin clark were black, would she be would we be looking at this in a different way? and let's be honest, the answer from everyone on the panel was yes. in some way or another. >> and race, >> of course, as part of our lives and i think the idea that what has happened with angel reese and some of the criticism she's taken about the white caitlin clark, it's a lot of criticism two, so there's certainly a lot of people, there's just want to criticize anyone on social commedia shock of all shocks. >> but i think >> what we saw there with it, i like times piece, wh

much as 30 million in cash on easter sunday, one of the largest heist in the state history, the la timesthey're reporting that a quote experienced crew broke through the roof of the facility that stores cash for businesses across all of southern california they got access to the vault without triggering the security system. somehow, the lapd and the fbi is currently investigating this insane rubbery kate. what's >> more far-fetched winning powerball or pulling that one off, we will leave it do all right, so there's also this this morning, a startling new report out from the american cancer society, reporting a real threat that the world could see a major spike in cancer cases and soon finding that cancer diagnoses could rise 77% by 2050. so what would be driving this where? as the threat and concern seen as jacqueline howard has the details from this new report out this morning, jaclyn, what are you learning >> when we know that there are two key drivers behind this? one, just as a society, we're aging and two, as a society, we're growing. and this report shows that in the year 2022, the

podcast, toluse, lulu garcia-navarro and jonah goldberg, editor of the dispatch and columnist at the la times. >> welcome back, everyone. so rye khan, can donald trump get a fair trial in manhattan honestly, i don't see how he can. >> of course, finding a jury that it's going to be broad minded and fair is going to be exceptionally difficult, but the bigger issue is it's that this would not be a set of charges brought up against anyone else other than donald trump. you have alvin bragg, the manhattan prosecutor, who is notorious for not prosecuting actual crimes. and here he is taking a series of trumped up misdemeanors and then packaging them up as a felony. i think that it's unserious i'm so tired of this argument. i'm really am i don't know. i'm i am this idea that because it's donald trump that he cannot get a fair trial in the biggest city in the united states. government. he does not have a good record in manhattan. >> he has gotten hammered& a couple of these. maybe he's right well, you have a wrong by bias. yeah. yeah. get a fair trial in new york city. yeah. i mean, he of course, you

this time la liga leaders real madrid havejude bellingham in their ranks.der is the joint top scorer in spain having arrived there from borussia dortmund last summer. and even his team mates didn't expect he'd have quite the impact he has. at the beginning i was a bit surprised because i didn't know much about him, to be honest. he is a big personality already. if you talk him you feel like he has already seen everything in life. i am not surprised any more. he is really mature. he is only 20 years old but he is more mature than his age _ years old but he is more mature than his age. professional ability. very humble — his age. professional ability. very humble. we were not surprised that a player, _ humble. we were not surprised that a player, but _ humble. we were not surprised that a player, but as a person we were very surprised in this sense. fenerbache�*s turkish super cup final against galatasary had to be abandoned after their players walked off the pitch in protest against the country's football federation. fernerbache had asked for the game to be

excessive force against her son and diddy's other son one of the biggest cash heists in la history, the la times reporting burglars store as much as 30 million from a san fernando money storage facility on easter sunday? i don't even know that was a thing and take a look at this x user, dan marlin captured these stunning photos of lightning striking the torch held by the statue of liberty amid thunderstorms across new york city justin. i have to say that, of course, takes us straight to our medial meteorologist, at raffa, who is tracking the storms. the generated that lightning and can tell us where they are now, at least. so that was an incredible picture. what are we going to see going on today? >> majestic was the perfect way to describe that just incredible to see that lightning strike. and that seems storm has parts of main looking like a winter wonderland this morning definitely does it look like april? now we have wins with this storm that are so powerful. we've got power outages that are climbing so fast. we can't update our graphics fast enough. number is now almost 450,000 people witho

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