[man sighs] man 2: mayor, pleasure to meet you again, sir. [man 1 lauaughs] long time no see. 2: yeah, no kidding. man 1: grab a seat here. once again, welcome to the city of taft. glad to have you over here. if people truly understand what the petrochemical industry does, what petroleum does for them, day to day on every single day, it would just absolutely blow up some of the misconceptions. simply take a look around. if you're sitting in your living room and you're comfortable where you are, what are you wearing? are you wearing just wool and cotton? are you wearing polyesters and nylons and rayay? the oilil and gass industry y ae petrochchemical i industry creae so manany benefits, and all of these things that impact quality of lilife are thihings that peoe are taking for grantnted. man 2: : they are e essentiallyy putting their heads in the sand and saying, "we're gonna drill, baby, drill until we can't drill no more, either by an act of god or because an act of government, and i think thahat's irresponsible. man 1: the quality of life in the united states of america, the

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first man on the moon.ieutenant colonel john h. glenn jr., who within a few days will be the first american to fly in an orbit around the world. >> we're embarking on a completely new field here, space science, and i'm happy and proud that i can maybe contribute a little bit in my own way in this new field. >> john glenn came along next and flew the first orbital flight for an american. to us, that was a huge deal because now we had an american hero who could at least stand up to yuri gagarin. >> godspeed, john glenn. >> three, two, one. ♪ >> this is mercury control. the spacecraft is committed to its third orbit. >> looks good. we'll see you back. >> real good-looking flight from what we've seen. >> rog. >> all right, boy. >> shortly before he is supposed to reenter the atmosphere, the word comes there is a possibility that glenn's heat shield has detached from the base of the capsule. >> go ahead. >> we have decided to reenter with the tank on. >> what is the reason for this? do you have any reason, over?

man: go! christa: whoo! different man: wow! woman: ♪ you're superhuman ♪ different man: oof., black shirt: so that's go? different man: no, that's stop. 'man in black shirt: thats stop? christa: well, let's kick off with a trip ade took back in march to egypt, where he gote his firstglimpse of the pyramids at giza. he also went to a new museum that's due to open later this year thates hohe world's largest archaeological collection. so here's 5,00years of history condensed into 5 minutes. ade: here in the shadow of the pyramids, a new, ambitious oject is entering the final stages of construction. the grand egyptian museum will be equipped to take theco untry's ancient treasures way into the future. this place is absolutely enormous. the footprint is halfs a milliquare meters. there are over 3,000 laborers working here 24/7, and it cost over a billion u.s. dollars to construct. now this is theain atrium. it's the entrance, and when you arrive, you'll be greeted by this imposing statue of ramesses ii, one of the greatest egyptian pharaohs. and i think even he would have been imp

a man got out of a dark-colored suv and fired as many as eight shots, hitting a 20-year-old man as well as a coach and a ten-year-old boy who were at a soccer practice nearby. >> i don't know where these people are come. where they come from. i don't know if it was gang related. >> the victims were taken to the victim. the 20-year-old man is in critical condition. the injuries to the ten-year-old.and soccer coach are said to be nonlife-threatening police tried looking for the gunman in the area where the shooting happened. officers couldn't find him. police believe that the shooting was gang-related. a $2,500 reward is being offered for information leading to the suspect's arrest. >>> police in emeryville released a photo of the man they say opened fire outside a denny's restaurant over the weekend. the shooting happened around 4:00 saturday morning in a denny's parking lot on powell street. the suspect was tackled by a man he was arguing with. he then opened fire as he was running away. no one was hit. >>> tough loss tonight for warrior fans as the team came up short of the nba finals.

he was a man's man. >> reporter: and also a bit of a ladies man according to bill's cousin hank. >> you know, beautiful women. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing. he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> reporter: bill's imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into their marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> reporter: wow. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: heartbroken, furious. frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true. >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> reporter: this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked him how long has this been going on? he cried again and told me, three years. i go, this is not an affair. this is a relationship. >> reporter: about that and only that, she and the other woman agreed. you don't like the word "mistress" do you? >> no, i don't. >> repo

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the patient is crouched down on the ground the man with a has clearly taken some drugs for him things aren't going fast enough that's enough of let me talk to a 1st we're going to go into the vehicle together they will have a bit more peace and quiet so we can talk to one another ok it's not all right to go under question ok go in seminars the paramedics have learned to deescalate situations withdrawing to the ambulance is a deliberate strategy. ok. ok. since the 1st we have to be able to talk with one another i'm here. you have on your friend is still close by but we don't have enough room to have everybody come inside. you go in 1st but i'm almost half of all the tax and instigated by the patients themselves. down here i'd like to take a look. at this oh. the woman has had a slight mental breakdown and should be taken to hospital for observation but she wants to go home. after every outing all of the vehicle surfaces have to be thoroughly disinfected medications restocked and devices checked. but to be as fuller knows only too well that a routine case can quickly get out of her and

now, men and homes move close in on the river and with man comes his debris. rivers have always been considered as handy dumping places. cuyahoga is no exception. the abuse has just begun. by the time the stream reaches its destiny at lake erie, it will face the full fury of man and his machines. the small beginnings of industry appear huddling on the banks of the river. oil, not discharging to calm troubled waters, but just to be disposed of, symptoms of the disease that will kill the crooked river. as the course of the cuyahoga inevitably brings us closer to cities and towns, nature still clings stubbornly on. unable to work directly on the river because of pollution, a small colony of beaver have dammed up a tributary stream and have built a lodge. beaver once were common along the river but today there are only two known beaver colonies left on the stream. the beaver colonies have been replaced by ever advancing rows of suburban homes built right to the river's edge. home means sewage. sewage means sometimes a treatment plant to cleanse the affluent before

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the video shows a man pouring water from a rooftop onto a homeless person on a sidewalk. amber lee tells us people on twitter are offering a reward if you can identify the man responsible. >> come on. >> reporter: the video shows a man on the roof of a building in san francisco's mission neighborhood dumping a bucket of water on a homeless person. it was posted on twitter and shared repeatedly. >> i couldn't believe somebody would do something like that. that just seems horrible. on the so inhumane. >> i saw it happen with my own eyes. >> reporter: rich is the street. he says the man dumped water on the homeless woman twice around noon sunday. >> i heard a woman yelling, and noticed that she was sopping wet from head to toe. >> reporter: he describes the man on the roof as being white, in his 50s or 60s, with salt and pepper facial hair. there are a number of officers in the building and people we spoke with don't know the identity of the man responsible. >> why are you attacking homeless people? it's just crowderly. >> reporter: at norm's market, a worker says he can und

the man is still all man as that generation was.o think of these heroes in the united states and our allies. the president celebrating them and commemorating them. an extraordinary moment in our history. somewhat did you think about the president's performance overseas. lou: this man stood with the queen, she has hosted all sorts of dignitaries and leaders in the world. a 90-minute private conversation with the queen. they obviously reveled in their time together. boris johnson fell in line up like kahn. jesse: what did he say about kahn, he's like deblasio only shorter and dumber. people have been emailing me. they want to know about lou and what you do on the weekends. you are a mystery man around here. extremely successful. but what is the real lou dobbs like off camera. >> ever bit as brilliant and charge. usually i'm on my jeans on the farm. i love to climb on a tractor and play farmer. jesse: what kind of crops do you have on the farm? >> we have hay and horses and grandkids. jesse: you have got to water those crops often. tho

>> yeah, man. mind. [ laughter ] if you know what i mean. >> jimmy: i would not let woody drive this car. what was it like driving this car? >> yeah, first off, i could barely fit. but it was great, man. you know, woody drove it around the lot. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and so when he bought it back to me and allowed me to drive, i said, yo, can i take it on the street? he was like, yeah, so, you know, tyashe. dre it u. so we just drove under the arm. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> and i did about 90 miles an hour. and got a little scared because it was a straightaway on peco and motor in the city. and we brought it back, man. >> jimmy: what does a car like this cost? did he actually -- >> i already said -- $3.5 million. >> jimmy: oh, it is? it's $3.5 million? >> yeah, yeah. it's all carbon fiber. >> jimmy: i don't care what it's made out of. >> they only make -- no, i'm just going to tell you what the dude told me. carbon fiber and i think they only made 400 in the world. >> jimmy: wow. and he sold those. i can

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the man died at the scene certainly that investigation. we'll continue and it's in its early stages. rjr stone is there and will have live coverage of that story throughout tonight and always on kron four dot com. other news san jose lgbtq center was vandalized early yesterday that happened at the lgbtq youth the space their downtown san jose. that's we find crawford's taylor but secchi live for us now taylor. >>it was anything taken. >>no nothing was taken and that's what's weird. it was just the store and these windows over here, but as you can see there now boarded up and while the lgbtq youth center doesn't know whether they were targeted they see that they were the only place on this block that was hit. >>smashed windows broken glass in questions whether this was targeted really no evidence of motive. >>behind the. vandalism. >>we don't know if it was a targeted because of her community, adrian kill is the director of lgbtq programs at the lgbtq you space near downtown san jose. she says she found the bastions space after a neighborin

in creating this urban complex man has used the river as men have always used rivers. the flow has been put to work as a navigable stream, a water supply and as a sewer. man's mark is everywhere. is this mark an epitaph for the cuyahoga river, the crooked river? >> you're now going to see a documentary "montage" film of the cuyahoga. the rivers of this country belong to the people. what we do with them, the people should decide. there are many decisions that must be made in regards to your rivers. i hope you participate in these decisions and see to it the rivers are cleaned up and made most meaningful for all of the people that live in this region. thank you. narrator: the cuyahoga very nearly encircles cleveland. its 100-mile water course etches an arc from the east, flowing south, curving west, through the glacial valleys and flowing due north to lake erie. the river finds its beginning in two branches, the northernmost being the east branch located north of highway six. the source is hidden here in a wooded marshi -- marshy area. the quiet pools are fairly visible

the man who saw the shot fired said it was fired by a man wearing a black hat, a brown coat, a man that comes oswald, he's -- he is ashen and unconscious at this time, now being moved in. he is not moving. he's in the ambulance now. attendants, police are quickly climbing in. the ambulance is leaving dallas police headquarters. where will he be taken? >> i'm assuming parkland hospital. >> parkland hospital. the irony of ironies, the place where john f. kennedy died. >> dallas city hall is normally a public building, but today it was really under armed guard. >> we -- is this a confirmed report as to who did the shooting? >> as far as i know. >> vic robertson from city hall reports that jack ruby, the the owner of the carousel which is about a bar in dallas, did the shooting. >> my statement will be very brief. oswald expired at 1:07 p.m. >> he died? >> he died at 1:07 p.m. we have arrested the man. the man will be charged with murder. >> who is he? >> the man -- the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe. he goes by the name of jack ruby. >> and here at associated press, a still p

the man who was believed to be the intended target of the shooting was a 20-year-old man. he suffered life-threatening injuries. and police say he is still in the hospital. his condition is now stable. again, this happened at jacobs park as hundreds of people were at the park. soccer games and pras were wrapping up. witness said they heard some words exchanged. and should sort of argument happened near the sidewalk at west 9th and link street. they saw a man get out of a dark-colored suv and start shooting. >> one of the two people waiting there started saying some stuff to the people. can i say them right now? >> yeah. >> well, they were saying like, what's up [ bleep ], using inappropriate language. and the car turns around. the guy gets out of the car and just starts shooting. >> we believe it's gang-related because there were some words exchanged and just the nature of the attack in all the circumstances, and there are some details related to it that we're not ready to reveal at this point. >> today, santa rosa police say they will be going back to the area to try and

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if you recognize the man, call emeryville police. >>> police need your help identifying a man who was caught peeping into a child's window. ktvu's paul chambers spoke with neighbors after showing them that scary surveillance video. . >> take a look at this video. it shows a man peeping into a home in campbell. it happened monday morning. >> this wasn't just somebody walking down a sidewalk, into a window. it was actually going behind the property, behind bushes and looking in. >> as the short clip continues, before walking away. many people we spoke with hadn't heard the incident or seen the video until we showed them. >> i think it's awful. >> we really hope that somebody recognizes this person and works with us to identify him. >> take another look. police describe the suspect as a man in his 30s with a goatee. however, there's no mustache. wearing a light-colored zip-up hoodie and jeans. >> i live here with my sisters. >> this is really an invasion of privacy. i mean, people should feel safe in their own homes. and that's where we come in to play. we want to work with our community

it was a contest of man against nature, man against man and even man against himself. while they were on the river, they lost nearly all of their supplies to rapids. one man drowned, another murdered. the rest of the men, including roosevelt's own son nearly starved. when they emerged, they were in rags. they were attacked by tribesmen. roosevelt became gravely ill and he nearly took his own life in an attempt to save the other men. mr. lamb: there is a fellow that has been written about. teddy roosevelt. what is that book about? ms. millard: it was about this expedition he took them on in the amazon after the election in 1912 for he ran for a third term as a third party candidate, bull moose candidate and lost. for the first time in his life he was a pariah. he had put a democrat, woodrow wilson, in the white house because he has split the republican vote. he was this incredible naturalist. he had invited to south america on a speaking tour. he thought, while i am there i will go on a collecting trip. he gets there, nothing is well-planned and he is given the opportun

around 11:00 p.m., rick called the man.ed him if he knows why mi hanel would be in a drainage ditch in louisville, kentucky? >> reporter: what did he tell you? >> he said i don't know but my car was broken into at work last week. >> reporter: his cadillac, the break-in happened on may 17thth, a few hours off erin harper was found dead. >> reporter: i asked him where do you work? he said he was a pharmacist at a drugstore where she sell prescription drugs. it hit me the manual was with the stuff now. >> reporter: detective arnold had a working theory and it went like this. someone broke into a shiny cadillac parked outside of an indiana walgreens. the car happened to belong to the store's pharmacist. the thief grabbed the owner manual and tossed it into his own car and went to erin's house where she and erika were shot and erin's prescription ills pills and credit cards were stolen and according to rick's theory the person rushed away from the house, threw the pill bottles and credit cards into the get-away car and drove off

hat, it was an intrinsic element of the man. a way of life, a habit of man. it expressed his humanity and his sense of proportion and his understanding of humans. what prompted my research and by inquiry? it was a remark that lincoln made to david ross locke. newspapermang ohio . satire centered on a -- needs berotesque was a drunken, greedy, lying racist. lockee called him a nickel plated son of a bitch. they were syndicated in union newspapers. to -- delighted lincoln. the papers were his constant companion. a pamphlet copy in the library of congress has marks made by the president's candle during his nighttime reading. will.ld quote passages at on the final afternoon of his life, he delayed dinner by reading him aloud to two old friends from illinois. the genius to write these things, i would gladly give up my office. locke'ssure he took in prejudicechel -- speaks volumes about lincoln's on humor. he admired the ethical force of locke's satire. a close associate said the president read him as much as he did the bible. wordplay and delight in the plasticity

by man. and man can be as big as he wants. no problem of human destiny is beyond human beings. man's reason and spirit have often solved the seemingly unsolvable, and we believe they can do it again. i am not referring to the absolute, infinite concept of peace and good will of which some fantasies and fanatics dream. i do not deny the value of hopes and dreams but we merely invite discouragement and incredulity by making that our only and immediate goal. let us focus instead on a more practical, more attainable peace based not on a sudden revolution , in human nature but on a gradual evolution in human institutions, on a series of concrete actions and effective agreements which are in the interest of all concerned. there is no single, simple key to this piece, no grand or magic formula to be adopted by one or two powers. genuine peace must be the product of many nations, the sum of many acts. it must be dynamic, not static, changing to meet the challenge of each new generation. for peace is

the man is believed to be around 30 years old.s not able to talk because of mental and physical difficulties. he is described as built 5'2", 120 pounds, and has an injury to his right arm. he was carrying a bart card but did not have any i.d. he is under a doctor's care. >>> police in san leandro arrested a man over for impersonating an officer. they say he has a history of trying to pass himself off as a policeman. >> reporter: this video surfaced on social media over the weekend showing police arresting someone who appeared to be a cop. it had commenters scratching their heads. it wasn't what it seemed. >> a san leandro police officer assigned to patrol the festival, to make it safe for everybody there, spotted and recognized mr. taylor. >> reporter: sergio taylor of dressed in attire that made it look like he was a police officer. in 2017 he used a check to purchase i nothing while dressed as a police officer. >> the person he was buying the motorcycle from, he was an agent from a federal law enforcement agency. >> reporter: ta

this man was not home. brown left with the knife still in his boot and gave it to his wife and said, after i am gone on my trip, make sure you present this to my friend in massachusetts. she did this. failed, this man proved to be one of john brown's most stalwart supporters. other people denied affiliation with brown for fear of being arrested in the aftermath. this man gave speeches in his honor. the sharks, said, rifles and revolvers were employed in a righteous cause. he is mocking americans for usually using weapons for a noble causes like dueling, filibustering, killing indians and hunting fugitive slaves. urgent to change the northern reaction to the raid, he repeated his speech and worchester and boston. when frederick custis -- when frederick douglass or -- refused to appear in a for brown, he took his name on a program. newspapers edited out his boldest points. when the first biography of brown was written in 1860, he asked this man for a definitive account of the battle of blackjack and he dedica

but i would always help them >> seth: oh, very nice so, wing man, yeah >> as a wing man >> seth: you [ laughter ] no, we were in hawaii and sam and i were -- we were swimming in the sea and there were so many beautiful ladies on the beach. and, you know, sam was single at the timewanna meet someone, man." so, i was like, "all that needs to happen is we've got to get someone to recognize me. and then they'll introduce all their friends and it'll be -- you'll be golden." so anyways, so this girl walks into the sea she's gorgeous and she's walking over and i'm like, "here you go, bro. here you go. here we go." [ laughter ] and she breezes right past me. like, "hello?" and she goes over to sam and she goes, "oh, my god, are you timothee chalamet? [ laughter ] and he was like, "yes. [ laughter ] yes, i am. >> seth: and i will say, not crazy. i mean - >> i mean, come on [ audience oohs >> seth: i will say they're very bold to say you are a person who is french. like, that's like, because then you -- >> yeah. >> seth: then you're like moments away from the game being up you know >> true, tr

the man is still all man as that generation was.nk of these heroes in the united states and our allies. the president celebrating them and commemorating them. an extraordinary moment in our history. somewhat did you think about the president's performance overseas. lou: this man stood with the queen, she has hosted all sorts of dignitaries and leaders in the world. a 90-minute private conversation with the queen. they obviously reveled in their time together. boris johnson fell in line up like kahn. jesse: what did he say about kahn, he's like deblasio only shorter and dumber. people have been emailing me. they want to know about lou and what you do on the weekends. you are a mystery man around here. extremely successful. but what is the real lou dobbs like off camera. >> ever bit as brilliant and charge. usually i'm on my jeans on the farm. i love to climb on a tractor and play farmer. jesse: what kind of crops do you have on the farm? >> we have hay and horses and grandkids. jesse: you have got to water those crops often. those cr

of this man is something that only s.k. will be able to. follow 11 is very simply been given a mission carrying men to the moon landing the bear and bringing them safely back. like this is a movie 50 years in the making all the footage is original the voices are original no new shots no narration apollo 11 gives audiences a front row seat at the 1st manned moon landing as it really happened. the team of filmmakers used brand new technology to restore nasa footage from 1969 . we were all dumb struck immediately at how beautiful the cinematography was the detail in the footage that we were seen was something i just had never seen before there was 3 or 4 of us in there over just speechless. minutes and then we recreated the entire mission and 9 days so we have a timeline where you can look and see over $100.00 tracks of audio and that took the better half of a year just to compile that we were working with 18000 hours of uncatalogued audio 11000 hours of which was from apollo 11 if that happened and the way that the official t

richard does have a ways to go but had that had that man been a white man with the flame thrower pointing it at his klan group but your precious still would have fired the gun. so i know i know richard very well and i know chester very well but but talk about friends how did your african-american friends react to you standing up for haters like that because there are no known haters in public did anyone ever accuse you of some kind of the trail or somethin. my friends know because my friends know who i am they know what i stand for and they know that i don't stand for racism what if i'm like that and i do not stand up for racism i just say we have the right to hate we don't have the right to hurt so while i mean i like what some of them are saying or what some of them are doing i will defend i will defend their rights because if you take away their rights it won't be long before mine or yours can be taken away now those people black people who don't know me yes i get a lot of pushback now understand something if i were to run across a picture. a little black person shaking hands with a ma

the man's family believes that officers used excessive force and forcefully to call spoke with the man's attorney who says the shooting. >>was not justified. >>for the first time since his 23 year-old client miles hall was gunned down by walnut creek police on june second this young man should not be day civil rights attorney john burris reviewing the body camera and surveillance video of the shooting released by police and burris is convinced fell to de escalate a frantic situation that he says should never. against a mentally ill person shots fired shots fired mr. >>hall was shot down gunned down in their view roaming dispatch audio of the 911 calls reveal holes, mother and grandmother were among the people who phoned in the disturbance his grandmother stating hall was having a mental breakdown. >>police say since 2015 we've responded to a calls for service related to haul and that most were mental health related to the police war. >>seemingly not appear to i deal with this is non-confrontational way at around 4 40 in the early evening that deadly day by the time 5 officers made it to

>>and making him look like an evil man. >>in a hit and run crash last night in san francisco that happened just before 10 30 last night right near crocker amazon park. the child was taken to hospital. no word on the child's condition. this morning we're trying to track that. kaiser permanente has plans now to build the largest office tower in oakland. the company announced it's investing million to buy land in the city's uptown neighborhood and break ground next year. in here renderings of what that office tower we'll uh hopefully look like the new kaiser building will be on broadway and telegraph it will stand orthan a million square feet. it's set to be completed in the next 4 years. >>president trump has announced plans to remove millions of undocumented immigrants from the united states within the next week. the president made this statement last night on twitter the white house has not released though for the details about exactly where and when this would happen. oakland mayor libby shaft responded with this quote if

talk with officers about the report that they got about the man in that neighborhood. >>this is what those officers had to say about that initial report that they responded to take a listen. >>to my knowledge and i have not seen it, but what it was described to me. the wooden object that was the same length as a firearm the same color and shape as a firearm and when this object was produced it was produced from the subjects side quickly and pointed directly at the officers along with comments that were made by the individual challenging the officers. so the caller that called 911. stated to the dispatcher that this individual was walking up and down the street wielding the machete and at one point had dropped his pants and exposed his genitals to small children that were on the street as well and at the same time he had taken the machete and was stabbing trees and making threatening statements to the individual called us so there wasn't a serious concern for the safety of not just the people that called us but the other people that were out in the street and as you can

felt that with the case of mungo man, who i put as learners man in my novel, that he is an australianhenomenon. he is a world phenomenon. he is the first ritual burial of a phenomenon. he is the first ritual burial ofa human, phenomenon. he is the first ritual burial of a human, 42,000 years ago he was adorned with ochre that came from 200 miles away. implements were used in his burial that came from another community of homo sapiens way up in the australian alps, so i just want australians to know that there were humans who were a going concern and who were living well two ice ages ago in australia, and that thatis ice ages ago in australia, and that that is our history too. that spirituality is at least our history. and mungo man, who should have a great centre unto himself in central australia was buried quite — not routinely, but his return to country, the taking of his skeleton back to his country and burying it by the three tribes was not a big australian event, and it should have been. it should have been because it makes a mockery of the way aboriginal history was taught to us

ellison once said of "invisible man" that it is my novel but "invisible man"'s memoir, the idea of a dual existence took on another existence, as i read it, i was reading what i thought was my own experience as a biracial kid growing up in utah without the black side of my community, finding myself more as an american life to forge my own identity of parts that were somehow still missing but still emerging. so there was a moment in particular when he appeared to me, if you will. it was on the campus of lewis and clark college, which both of these men know quite well. very close to president mooney's office, where we requisitioned the entire space, the vast table had spread out all of the fragment's of ellison's second novel as it was emerging. john did something that looking back, what were you thinking? he gave, a 19-year-old sophomore the option to go up there and look at this material sometimes only being the fourth person who had never seen it. ellison, ellison's wife, john and finally me. astounding thing to go from spanish class to reading ellison's unpublished second novel. my

sunblock and a little water. >>> a one-man wrecking crew against the rockies. how madison bumgarner hit and pitched his way to a victory next. >> three people are dead after a gunman opened fire at a car dealership in the south bay. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. rigshop 100s of...s... epic deals! no coupons needed!... plus... get kohl's cash! family tees start at $6.99... swimwear - starting at $11.99... men's flip-flops - $9.99 bath towels and pillows - just $2.99! it's not your everyday sale!... >> nothing puvictory to talk about tonight when it comes to baseball. >> it's kinda like following the stock market when it comes to giants. you know they're gonna make some trades. no doubt about it. madison bumgarner, will smith and probably a couple others. the trading is good right no bumgarner. it was down after he faded against the dodgers last week. the