we hit the mummy load this time. now we must book back to the base. [ alarm ringing ] dr. eggman: good work. you deserve raises... if i start paying you. [ laughs evilly ] now let's check this out. bocoe: oh? where is that? it's this world as it looked ages ago. and the computer can take us even further back in the past. decoe: wow. that is cool! can you visit chat rooms? can it, you clods! now, where could it be? aha! there! heh. now i have exactly the information i've been looking for -- the geographic location of murasia! what is murasia? i don't know, but it sounds contagious. my dream of building an eggman empire is alive and well! thanks to the map, the people of this planet will finally be forced to acknowledge that i rule! [ laughs evilly ]

mummy. mummy. mummy. just see. her. little mum find him a better little. live. play . live. welcome back to cross talk are all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing american foreign policy in the middle east. ok flinty got a bit heated in the first half of the program where you want to pick up go ahead yes i think that you know when you when you look at the situation in syria i mean it's obvious that any many innocent people have been killed and that is that is a profound tragedy but i think that the narrative in the west that this was basically just a peaceful protest by syrians that was responded to brutally and you know these people took all of this violence until you know a year later eighteen months later they had to start responding by only i just i don't think that's really the way things played out i think from very early on violence was within six years of grass breaking out. yes and that and that i think that outside powers the saudis others were pouring money and weapons into syria from a very early point the agenda was not to bring de

mummy. mummy. mummy just sent. her. son of a little. live. play live. live. live. live live. live. a roadside bomb kills three teenagers in russia's. explosion went off near a busy shopping center. ready for syria america reportedly prepares arms shipments for the rebel forces like a chemical scare sees a bomb and threatening present military retribution. adds a new submarine to its fleet believed to be capable of firing atomic missile at a time of a regional allies rage over the country's refusal to sign up to a nuclear nonproliferation treaty. and the rest failed to stop muslim vigilantes from trying to impose their rules on london is with religious leaders fearing it will tarnish the image of islam.

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mother just see the mummy the minimum. amount of money and a little. will come to tea workers of the world rise up on may day from the us to the other side of the globe people are protesting against austerity growing wealth inequality and other failures and the government policy now will dive into today's events and take a look at labor history. and ten years ago today president george w. bush gave his famous famous mission accomplished speech now he was declaring victory in iraq it turns out well that was a little premature but we're going to take a look at what happened inside iraq a decade later. and more on the arrest in the boston marathon bombing police have reported that they have three new suspects that they've apprehended and we'll tell you what police are saying about the suspects just ahead.

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now back with more news in about thirty minutes and meanwhile stay with us for our report to mummy one tenth stunting in just a couple of minutes. distraction is one thing the media does very well we all tend to focus on one spicy issue of the moment and ignore the rest jim those are definitely worth the media attention but let's not ignore the fact that the food people eat around the world is an attack from multiple fronts antibiotics are often overused and cattle which can and eventually sadly will lead to anti biotics resistant bacteria evolving animals are also injected with various hormones which can make their way into our stomachs and speaking of mysterious things getting into our body pretty much any crops and you we are doused with all sorts of pesticides and sit on top of powerful fertilizers which can affect bodies of water far beyond the fence of the farm obviously technology has been and should be used in farming so we all don't starve i get why pesticides exist and why they start giving diseased animals antibiotics but there comes a point where out putting a lot of poison

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a mummy he fyeed human skull likely came from a homicide victim and police say the person has likelylear if the victim was a man or a woman. police say they may learn more after an awe top hesy is conducted. >> >> a large party that left several people stabbed in the 1200 block of marble avenue. cording to reports at least three people were stabbed, but only one seriously injured the other stabs victims are documented gang member and are wanted for warrants. >> >> yuba city police say john foster struck a 17-year-old last night. police say there was a report of vandalism on friday night on the same unmarked patrol car that foster was driving. foster was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and is being held without bail. the teen hit his ankle and was taken to the hospital. >> >> fourth and final day of napa's music festival. police say there have been a few arrests. the shins and kings of leon were among yesterday's performers. today's headliner -- police say they have made p20 arrests for minor afences and fielded 300 calls from inside and outside of the venue. com

across it at the recycling center on 10th street in oakland yesterday and they say it appears to be a mummy skull and they brought in cadaver dogs to find other parts but they found nothing. >> today, bart staff will present directors with the results of a new survey saying passengers are more accepting of workers -- bicycles on trains allowing bicycles on the train around the clock with 84 percent saying they had no impact on decision to ride bicycle and 75 percent say it had little or no affect leading to a change in current policy that bans bicycles on most trains during commute hours. that is good news for many of the bicyclists hitting the road this morning for bike to work day across the bay area. our reporter is live at golden gate bridge. >> a lot of people are warming up for real on bicycle to work today. there will be checkpoints. there are 200 stations all over the bay area with volunteers with snacks and water and encouragement and doctors from kaiser permanente are here to talk to riders and give them advise. we will bring in a spokesman from the san francisco bicycle coalition

i used to talk like -- [ with british accent ] "mummy, i'd like to go to the park," or -- i guess i can i translate things in a weird way. like, i'm very literal. i'll say, "close the light" instead of 'turn off the light." see, like, i still get confused. >> jimmy: you say, "close the light." yeah. >> close the light. >> jimmy: with a very english accent, american accent. [ with british accent ] >> "close the light, mum." >> jimmy: "oh, very good. yeah, mum, yeah, please, can i have some more tea? more -- close the light, please." [ light laughter ] and they're like, "oh, jordana doesn't make any sense." [ light laughter ] i have this photo here of -- >> aw. >> jimmy: it's a destroyed ottoman. this is -- your dog did this? >> yeah, my lab, ella, she really -- she wreaks havoc on the down. >> jimmy: you have a lab? >> two labs. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love dogs. how old is ella? >> they're 7 and 8, so you'd think they'd mellow out by now, but no. >> jimmy: no. >> if they're pissed off, they let me know. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> mhmm. >> jimmy: that's out of anger? >>

it appears to be a mummy, the skull, and police brought in cadaver dogs. a medical examiner will look at though figure out who it blonds to. >> the livermore national laboratory is looking at cutting 600 employees. the nuclear science laboratory is asking employees to consider voluntary separation offering a week's pay for every year worked up to 26 weeks. laboratory officials say cutting staff deals with federal budget cuts likely to come next year. >> when the grounded boeing 787 dreamliner is back to the skies next month the first flight will land in san jose. japanese airline ana will resume flights june 1, the airline has the largest fleet of 787's in the world among the first trips is one from japan to san jose airport with reservations taken tomorrow. they are going through inspections and test flights after a problem with the battery system has been corrected. >> leave your car in the garage and get on your bicycle the hope of the folks behind the annual "bike to work day" and abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at the golden gate bridge. look at

. >> the card says "mummy." this is a unique ceremony. it is unprecedented in history.ope as much as possible her personality and the people of this country. princess diana's death were mourned around the world. it was a testament to the love that the so-called people's princess had on our collective psyche. 15 years later, prince william was again at the abbey. this time, for a much happier occasion. his wedding to catherine middleton. i want you to wake up the kids, because this is the kind of thing they're not going to see again for, like, 20 or 30 years. bands and music and a ceremony. >> it's a love story. >> they say it's a fairy tale, and it is. nobody does it like the british. this is really exciting. and now, the baby. with the change in the laws of succession, william, kate and their much-anticipated delivery, will be the story of the monarchy in the future. and i can't wait to see it all unfold. ♪ ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ let me play among the stars ♪ and let me see what spring is like ♪ ♪ on jupiter and mars ♪ in other words [ male announcer ] the classic is b

we hit the mummy load this time. now we must book back to the base. [ alarm ringing ] dr. let's check this out. bocoe: oh? where is that? it's this world as it looked ages ago. and the computer can take us even further back in the past. decoe: wow. that is cool! can you visit chat rooms? can it, you clods! now, where could it be? aha! there! heh. now i have exactly the information i've been looking for -- the geographic location of murasia! what is murasia? i don't know, but it sounds contagious. my dream of building an eggman empire is alive and well! thanks to the map, the people of this planet will finally be forced to acknowledge that i rule! [ laughs evilly ] ah, hello, knuckles. very nice to see you, ella. uh, have we met before? no, madam, but i am delighted to make your acquaintance now. tanaka: dr. cadbury. tanaka! you were in my archeology class years ago. your perfect memory has not failed you. that class changed my entire life, doctor. [ crying ] you mean, that's what inspired you to become a butler? yes. you taught that household servants played a vital role t

each succeeding generation of mummies had more of these deformities to indoor. can touch of the fourth generation had both a clubfoot and cleft palate. scientists realized why he suffered so much when they looked at his jeans. certain dna stutters, repetitive sections, little bits repeated over and over, dna stutters get passed intact from parent to child so they offer a way to trace lineages. unfortunately for king tet, both his parents had the same stutters because his mom and dad had the same parents. nefertiti may have been akhenaten's most celebrated wife but for the crucial business of producing an air he turned to an unknown sister. this incest likely compromise king tusk and simian system and did the dynasty in. because a few years after the 9-year-old king tusk assumed the throne of egypt the bullet renounced his father's heresies and was hoping for better fortune from the gods. unfortunately it didn't happen. while working on king tax's money scientists also found scads of malarial dna deep inside his bones. malaria wasn't uncommon. similar tests revea

jacki schechner speaking of tapable -- do you have your mummy hand still? >> i do. >> stephanie: and yet you are still going spinning after the show. >> i am. >> stephanie: she is a little more insane than i am about the spinning. >> i think obsessed is the word. >> stephanie: here she is a virtually fat free jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. happy friday hearings starts this hour to take a closer look at the irs and it's taking a closer look at conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. scheduled to testify are steven miller and inspector general jay russell george. making it a little more complicated is this. joseph grant, the man in charge of the tax exempt division has announced plans to also step down on june 3rdrd. the woman who held a position before him, and the woman who was in charge when all of this got started, sarah engram is now heading up the irs division that is implementing part of the affordable care act. today's hearing is the first of three on what has gone down in the irs. the senate finance committee is going to hold its