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♪♪ meet us in the middle of the mother road. we'rere in the mimidde of dinososaurs! the warriors to -- a small group protested outside the ballpark. the message simple. we don't want our team to move to las vegas. more on the push by life long fans to try to keep the a's in town. >> reporter: fans have been on an emotional roller coaster since the team announced it purchased land in las vegas. what is clear, it's not a done deal in sin city. this may be the 7th inning of a long fight to keep the a's rooted in oakland. >> let's go oakland. >> reporter: a small but loud rally. a's fans fighting for the team. >> nothing is set in stone. it's important for fans to realize and understand that it's not that we run out of time. the time is now to organize, to protest. >> reporter: in fact, las vegas mayor raising questions about a deal with john fisher and the oakland a's saying what you want to see is a private ownership come in and be invested in the community and not just look at each of us who calls this home for more taxes. no thank you. oakland councilmember says if t

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mother. where is the road to the water? i'm going right. why didn't you see the water ones? the trouble is, they have a flood there, they need to get used to me, perhaps every year they drown, if there was another river, they wouldn’t climb out of the water at all . little child knows what is being built on the mountain hand poison in another rowan. but when the water comes to the village, they live here themselves. eat in the air. what to stand for a smoke? another year without men well, in your opinion, the chairman, how to live here, we don’t communicate. and kharitonov will be gone, my mother, when i started running around in the girl, i kept poking anfison, inserting the cooker, look at anfisa cooking, note for anfisa from what to notice something? all in the dark, like a nun , it was hot in the hayfield, you are glad to get to the water, men or guys god water is more fun together, look at your health. not stolen. and this is not, as if silver but hateful will not let you make amends. well, i'm listening. i'm my mother when she leaves me written, but i think not, okay,

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♪ meet us in the middle of the mother road. we're in the middle of dinosaurs!elcome to the middle of everything. juries. the controversial tv talk show host, has died at the age of 79 at his home in chicago . jerry springer was the former mayor of cincinnati, ohio, best known for hosting the daytime talk show the jury. springer show it ran from 1991 to 2008an, but it ended up focusing more on all kinds of drama. jerry springer even had an appearance on the mass singer here on fox. he performed as the beetle. a family spokesperson told tmz that jerry springer was diagnosed with cancer a couple of months ago. this week, he took a turn for the words again . jerry springer has died at the age of 79 7 45 here. the san francisco art institute expelled for bankruptcy, the 152 year old school announced it would not be accepting new students due to financial shortfalls in declining enrollment. the art institute was forced to shut down last summer, the university of san francisco plan to acquire a i, but that deal fell through . all right. our time is 7 46 even talking a

these triplets, and their 14-year-old mother, is beyond compare. >> [sighs] being that age and having all three babies premature and sick, it was going to be a hard roadthis young mom, shariya small, didn't have a stable home life. so, even after the babies were discharged, katrina continued to visit them and shower them with gifts. >> pacifiers or bottles, three matching outfits for them. >> reporter: [laughs] what is driving you to do all of this? >> just... love. i mean, i loved her. i loved them. and i just wanted to see her be a successful parent. >> she was just there. she was there emotionally, she was there physically, she was there mentally. >> reporter: which was all new for shariya. >> yeah. she was really the only person there. >> reporter: but shariya still didn't have a proper home for the kids. so, eventually, the department of child services intervened. they began looking for a foster family -- or more like multiple foster families. because finding one place for a teenage mother and her triplets would be nearly impossible. and that is when shariya got a text message that simply said, "i can't wait for you to come home." never mind that

there's a permanent cessation of hostilities in saddam and get the country back on the road to democracy. ah, mothers nowadays 57 people have died out. the 2 boats carrying migrants sank in the mediterranean. their bodies were found on the libyan coast aid worker say, expect more bodies to wash up. in the coming days, the international organization for migration says more than 400 migrants in refugees of drown this year, trying to cross the mediterranean from north africa to europe. malik, trina has more from his rata. libya has long been a transit hub, were african migrants trying to reach a pinch worth? what we saw from authorities in western libya was 11 bodies were discovered including a child that washes for in the, in the city of get a bully, which is just a bit west of here. and in the last week, at least, $46.00 bodies washed ashore in the city of the process, which is to the west of tripling. so just goes to show the dangerous journey that migrants are taking in order to in or into search for a better life. in europe now, the international, the us national organization for migration has said

out the windows and the brick of his entrance less , more , and darts are lying on the roads . he lives with his mother, the other two have left this kherson yard and where to go, well, here is my livestock , the dog is a cat, where can they go with them for a single day without shelling, the people of kherson no longer remember when it was it was quiet and nothing fell on the heads of places, so did the residents of the region. all areas of the city that are near the water are under fire every day. every day, this god came to the threshold, then the second one, and everything rained down, and the house of oleksivna ryssy from some 300 meters from the water, mines simply exploded in the yard the woman was saved by the wall that closed the porch on which she was standing , why doesn't the child leave my house on that side and could not leave as i left him, they survived the occupation, the treachery of neighbors who became collaborators and hope to survive these hard times for the city when the russians are shooting their kherson with barrel artillery and i don't want to lie down anywhere i'm sorry i di

the mothers, proud of their ingenuity. they are not pulling roadrom the water, what are called water hyacinth. they are not transforming it into small pieces of charcoal. they now have something other than wood which is now so difficult to come by to cook on. works for the world food program. he helps the families here find solutions. >> the they are basically burnig it. >> now you see they are burning it and when we haveochexyn cinnt of a certain type of play that we ferment f days like dough pretty much. we mix it and we press it and we leave it to dry under the sun. >> this, they will use to cook with? >> yes. because it's actually taking something that you've got to get rid of anyone trying to make it productive. >> completely, he appeared because we ask whether the mothers, how much a small invention like this will help. this is what one told us. because she is saying that it's a great invention now that all routes are gone in the water. >> wonderful. >> we see first and there is great pride here and what they've done. because you have all hel

the jordan valley, their car came under attack by gunfire and then ran off the road, killing 2 of the young girls and the mother is in a critical condition. now tensions has been very high in israel following 2 knights of raids earlier this week by israeli police at the alex and moscow is the holy month of ramadan. there were people inside the mosque, there was video that circulated where the, the police quite brutally beat some of the people inside the mask triggering outrage. it also triggered militant groups like her mass and others to say that they would be retaliating, and that they would maintain a strong response. so tensions very high at this moment. indeed, rebecca, what reactions could we possibly see from israel to these attacks that you've just been describing? it will likely be reaction exactly what shape that will take yet jerad is unclear, are following the attack last night. there was a, an is statement issued by the prime minister's office saying that they've mobilized police and army reservists in efforts to counter terrorism. but nothing specific or other than that announced so far as the def

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they were lying on the side of the road for almost a month. i told my motheri don't want her to look, especially since i was everyone's last me i remember what he was in, we got into the refrigerator and still had to find him, the number was 300, 310. and we found him. he had a bag on his head. this is probably due to the fact that he had been lying there for more than a month and when he came, it was only er all the time. i was afraid of me all the time. the air here was very heavy. i couldn't even breathe here . i didn't eat or drink anything. everything stank. i don't know. bucha smelled like death to me, only death. every day viktor records new victims. although i understand that he himself could be next. very burnt there one time two three there is another one lying here on march 7, well every day they agreed every day and you understand that he is no longer there and you have seen it all and you come here, but it still happens that the elevator comes up to the fourth floor and i think that he will come in now and olga's husband igor went to visit his sis

a got a gun, fire was opened on a car where a mother and her 2 daughters are where drunk driving along the road. the 2 daughters died. the mother is in critical condition. in retaliation you had settlers elsewhere are going down at checkpoints, harassing palestinians a. so detention is the, it's always been there of if you look at the numbers as since the beginning of the year, or you have more than 90 palestinians who had been killed in different raids around the occupied was bank. or you had at least 260 attacks on palestinian by jewish settlers. so that is there with the tensions at the ac. so most any think and flare up at any time. but the, the, the message we're getting oh, from what we're seeing on the ground that yes, there was that huge, a flare up of the cross border attacks of worry that this could unfold into a big war. and it seems that this really government at the moment has tried to contain death only on retaliation or in the plaza, making a mass pay the price for all that barrage of rockers and trying to stop it there. but as i said, that is just the beginning. prime minister,

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mother out? are you able to reach her? >> thank you for asking. like the thousands of sudanese, she is hopefully on the roadhartoum. it is not only my mother but my aunts and uncles and cousins. they have taken several buses. like all sudanese, live relatives throughout the capital city not just one neighborhood. unfortunately, medication is very patchy and that is why your guest was not able to make it. it is of great concern for all sudanese. it is a very long and arduous trip. there are checkpoints. the decision to leave is really based on basically the evaporation of any other kind of option. no one wants to leave their home but it is not just about the shelling. it is also about azure news reporting demonstrated, people need to be aware that people are completely running out of water and food and also there are no medicines. there is no choice except to leave the capital city and find refuge elsewhere. it is absolutely understandable the international community and foreign countries have evacuated their citizens and essential staff and hopefully they will evacuate sudanese citizens from their country.

road and, and the military. ready compensation ah, his mother news now and gunman and bikini faso have killed at least 40 members of the country security forces. the attack on a military unit happened in the northeast. soldiers and civilian volunteers are among the dead. because of as her husband battling armed groups linked to al qaeda, an eyesore for years now the violence which triggered to military grew his last year. his also killed more than 10000 people and displaced 2000000 more. sir, thank either quasi to ship. it's a constitutional framework that gives more power, more authority to the government to create organized direct means to face a danger. in this case, for all the terrorist danger. as for the impact on individual freedom, it must be said that the international covenant of civil and political vice of which burkina faso is a member and with we have ratified, provides that in the event of accept law, danger of a threat to the existence of a nation, the state may take measures required by that situation. so the leaders of this state can take measures required. and of course, there's a difference. w

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every month , anastasia chernotanova a mother of many children from the city of zernograd spends 3 hours on the roadthe whole day with teenagers who consider her their pillars and guide to adulthood and recently the children found out that i do this for free. yes, it was for them. it was my soul. we are the pores. everything in their children, the mentor should visit regularly to help in everyday matters to support difficult situations and to motivate and develop their abilities in what parents usually do. it's just that you are the person who listens to you. will help with something for many children when asked about what a-a whom do you want to become yes, they are thinking. you know, here's a short direct version, says we don't know what will happen tomorrow. i don't run. so far. i can't make plans, because here i am not sure about the future, that is, many children have it right. orphan children have very little self-confidence for her and so they experience the trauma of attachment, and then there is the hopelessness of the shelling that does not stop for years, they said on the third that we w

mother injured in a gun attack on a car on the west bank. this report from our middle east correspondent lucy williamson contains some distressing images. to see: today on this quiet roadthe marks of another chapter in the conflict. two young british israeli sisters shot and killed as they headed off on holiday. their mother was taken to hospital and is still fighting for her life. there israeli car was shot through with bullet holes. police are still searching for the attacker. israel's prime minister visiting the scene today framed it as part of a wider conflict here. >> at these moments are forces are operating on the field in hot pursuit of terrorists. it is a matter of time, and not much time, that we will hold them accountable, as we did with all murderers without exception in the last month. >> last night israel carried out airstrikes against targets in gaza, a message to the palestinian military group hamas blamed for dozens of rocket attacks this week. israel also struck what it said were hamas targets in lebanon. the conflict here can be a tripwire for war. the lebanese militant group hezbollah happened in 2006. actions on both sides now seem calibrated to av

my mother used to say the road to hell is paved with good intentions or not. we have to see this. they are doing it. we have to be very vigilant and we have understand this is fundamentally an anti- democratic movement and they are trying to silence the voices of opposition of people who oppose their policies and who are fighting to save lives. and they are trying to do this by wiping out the opposition which means finally it is a moment where once again, we see anti-democratic forces. >> i want to get. i take the congresswoman's point. it doesn't matter. the end result is the republican party is in terms of numbers the largest autocratic movement. they are now all part of something. that in tennessee, more exhelding members, participating in a peaceful protest. they are stripping journalists of their rights. they are from coast to coast, passing laws that treat women like this. what is the story democrats can tell about this version of the republican party? >> well they are making it very, very easy. by the way, just to push back on what matt had to say, i don't think many people

every month, anastasia chernoshtanova, a mother of many children from the city of zernograd, spends 3 hours on the roadle day with teenagers who consider her their support and guide to adulthood, and recently the children found out that i do this for free. ah. yes, for them it was right in shock , he says, how are you that you do not receive a salary? i say not at all. it was my soul. we are all our guys, the mentor should visit regularly to help with household chores. issues to support in difficult situations and motivate to develop their abilities, what parents usually do. it's just that you are the person who listens to you. it will help many children with the question of what and who do you want to become? yes, but they do think, you know, for a short period of time, they don’t run much and they say so in plain text, they say, we don’t know what will happen tomorrow. i don't run around. so far. i can't make plans, because here i am not sure about the future, that is, many children have it right. i have very little self-confidence, yes, and where does orphan children come from and so they experience

road. and then shot at again several times. 2 of the young people in the car were killed. their mother is in a critical condition. now those attacks both come just hours after israel and carried out airstrikes in southern lebanon. and in the gaza strip on targets or on hm. mass targets. the palestinian militant group. her mass are those airstrikes were in response to a barrage of rockets that came from southern lebanon that israel blames on the the militant group, her mass. so tensions, very, very high here, but all of that needs to put into context too because they've been running high following a couple of nights at the alex, a mosque where police tried to clear out the mosque and they were scuffles and violence between people inside the mosque and police video circulating of police beating quite brutally the people inside the mosque. and that has really triggered tensions, rippling inside israel in the, in the west bank and even outside the country. very high tensions. indeed. rebecca, what reactions do you think we could possibly see from israel to, to the attacks in the west bank

mother >> almost every day. >> suzanne, always on the road for her work as a marketer for a hospital would often drop in on her mom when she wasn't visiting, she' be calling >> i speak to her in the afternoon, in the evening, mak sure she was home. >> it's almost like you are sor of the pair and she was th kid. you were checking up on her. >> oh absolutely >> life was good for the famil until one morning in january 2014 suzanne went to check on her mother >> oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, i need an ambulance right away >> and everything changed. >> coming up, -- >> i was screaming >> suzanne is in the drivewa looking rather frazzled. >> the first thought was, oh m god, she tripped and must of hit her head >> no way that she fell down the stairs >> when dateline continues laritin-d knocks out your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin-d. ha-ha! it was me the whole time. -whoo-hoo! -[ laughs ] well done, ma'am. what...did i do exactly? with snapshot from progressive, you get a personalized disco

our employees moved mother and baby to a boat in floating vehicles and delivered to our off-road truck to rescue employees. the ministry of emergency situations had to take not only people from each voyage on a boat to take out the course and piglets and pets. literally, a dog jumped off the porch was pulled out of the water. the poor fellow, most of the residents ranisa, the wings went to forced to let go kirill sigaev asked for time off at work at work. that was taken for a few days. and now for now at home, food is still delivered to residents on special vehicles, bread, milk, sausage, uh, everything has to be transported by people from the flooded territories by special vehicles. today. i started at 5:25. my first flight was due to the difference of the wings. yes, a full salon of people was the peak of the leash, like the sokrylovka fell on the weekend. here, yes, it rose so much that they could not pass along the central road. even off-road vehicles , 18 boats are involved in transporting residents; on calls, they ply through all flooded ones, but in some places, the water has al