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one of the reasons why phyllis came to see him. weinberger didn't even bother to look at her throat. >> as if calling his next witness from the grave, ken allen played a recording of phyllis barnes told me that he only took whatever the insurance was if you're an ent doctor, you're required to examine a patient's throat. that was one of the reasons why phyllis came to see him. weinberger didn't even bother to look at her throat. >> as if calling his next witness from the grave, ken allen played a recording of phyllis barnes on a large tv monitor. >> he told me that he only took whatever the insurance was willing to pay, and i felt like that was -- everything seemed to this was all good, that it was just sinuses and no problem. so he did order a cat scan of the sinuses and scheduled surgery. >> this, ken allen told the jury, is the cat scan dr. weinberger did of phyllis barnes' sinuses. according to experts who testified at trial, the scan showed phyllis' sinuses were actually clear. >> weinberger -- and i hesitate to call him a doctor -- treated phyllis barnes as nothing more than an insurance paycheck. >> according to the ear nose and throat doctor who discovered phyllis' throa

just one spot above those relegation places really good results for them now it's time for the play of the day voted by our followers on twitter the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes robin the dutchman meant. the opening half. is your play of the day. shorty one of the best and i would say. well on sunday we'll be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's. hold and we'll be asking will. manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure their fans really want to go for them questions for him. on your screen it's time to say goodbye will be back of course. the tide you over until. the weekend so for me and the rest of the team here in. this is a few weeks ago. when washington is taking on misleading. the mega-corporation has cut off his water. for its own fucking water production. and his neighbors in the french town of the dead are gearing up for a war to fight. next on dollar. european stars deliver rousing performances. and incompatible sentiments combined with brilliant lyrics. joined by great singers onstage is a broken turn legend jeff. good comes in forty five minutes on t w. f attentive going on a polar expedition then don't miss this story for john jay shoul

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we used one of the barns that my grandfather had built in the 1950's. that barn for organic production. we started thomas ball and disassemble the old barns and reequip them with nests, outdoor space, scratch areas and all of the things that go with organic egg production. we were taking a step back, with revenues and some of our business, to take a step forward. much to my surprise, the business has grown far more than i ever could have imagined. 2000 -- 2003 to 2007 we built several barns, it did not feel -- that have that much many hens and that many barns concentrated in one place. the next move was to expand our network and we found farmers who were just interested in being farmers and not marketers or processors or distributors of eggs, so it was a natural fit. we had mutually beneficial relationships with farms and we did not have to build up our farm. we could scale our business without scaling our own farm and keeping true to the mission. we have added anywhere from five families a year to almost 15 family farms a year. we are up to 125 family

we used one of the barnes my grandfather had built in the 1950's.purposed it into organic production and started to disassemble the old barns. it was an outdoor space, the scratch areas, roosting, everything that goes into organic. in taking a step back, revenues and business took a step forward. >> much to my surprise, the business has grown far more than i ever could have imagined. 2003-2007, it didn't feel right. it didn't feel right at all, to have that much about that many heads, that many barnes concentrated in one place. the next move was to expand our network, if you will. we found farmers who were just interested in being farmers, not marketers, processors, or ggs.ributors of exi it was a natural fit. it ended up being these incredibly mutually beneficial relationships. we didn't need to build up our farm anymore, we could do our business without feeling our own farm. and keeping true to the mission. >> we have added anywhere from five families a year to almost 15 family farms a year. we are now up to 125 farms. we are now at most major ret

the cows are in the barn and go out of the barn. and one is the southern district of new york. and there are investigations that have been parceled out to other places, and we also know that the new york attorney general's office that does not have to answer to any pardon that trump may issue is also on the case in various ways. so there are lots of things that are out there, because mueller has been in business for a year and a half, that no matter what happens at the justice department, i don't think there's anything they can do about them, really. >> i was going to respond to that, but i know preet has to get up early to start milking, so i'll just leave that alone. >> that's the last farm analogy i'm going to make. >> yeah, farmer bharara, appreciate it. thank you very much. jeffrey toobin, thanks. a reminder, don't miss "full circle," our daily analysis on facebook, you can see it week noo knig nights, 6:25 p.m. on facebook. let's hand it over to chris right now. >>> i am chris cuomo, welcome to prime-time. should i stay or should i go

the cows are in the barn and go out of the barn. and one of those cows is the southern district of new york. and there are investigations that have been parceled out to other places, and we also know that the new york attorney general's office that does not have to answer to any pardon that trump may issue is also on the case in various ways. so there are lots of things that are out there, because mueller has been in business for a year and a half, that no matter what happens at the justice department, i don't think there's anything they can do about them, really. >> i was going to respond to that, but i know preet has to get up early to start milking, so i'll just leave that alone. >> that's the last farm analogy i'm going to make. >> yeah, farmer bharara, appreciate it. thank you very much. jeffrey toobin, thanks. a reminder, don't miss "full circle," our daily analysis on facebook, you can see it week nights, 6:25 p.m. on facebook. let's hand it over to chris right now. >>> i am chris cuomo, welcome to prime-time. should i stay or should

germanytown man who went missing last night on the eastern shore. 50-year-old george barnes went out on a boat yesterday from the yacht basin, which on the northern part of the eastern shore. officials say barnes was on the boat with several friends and at one point they jumped into the sassafras river for a swim. and barnes has been missing ever since. barnes is a personal trainer and a husba of a montgomery county police officer. >>> and there is a frantic search for a woman who was swept awayer by floodw in harford county north of baltimore. she stopped toelp people who car was stuck on a bridge due to high water. the woman got out to help and o was sweptr the bridge. first responde have rescued two dozen people this week after heavy rain caused the flash floods. >>> lexington, rgia, is still feeling the fallout after white house press secretaryer sarah sa was asked to leave the red hen restaurant there. the incident in june sparked outrage and praise for the ownd taff who disagree with some of president trump's policies. the tourism office is apparently still getting calls about it. the rowan oaks times is reporting the tourism board isy using emerge

just one spot above those relegation places really good results for them now it's time for the play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes are you robin the dutchman met jonathan clearance and hammered home this folly early in the opening half. last. stone and are you is your play of the day. shorty one of the best goals of disease and i would say. well on sunday we'll be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's bomb the sneak action by going this league journalist kate holden will be asking will shock and labor manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure their fans really want a good rose of for them so do send us your questions for him to the address is on your screen now it's time to say goodbye will be back of course on sunday so the tide you over on till then here's some great moments from the weekend so far so for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin. i am the rain forest i watched them grow up. they have left but they always come back. yes they all come. for my trees there were my plants their medicine. for my beauty their escape. i have always been. and i know. sometimes i come from. nothin

went out on boat on saturday from the georgetown yacht basin on the northern part of the eastern shore. officials say barnes was on the boat with several friends and at one point they jumped intosahe fras river for a swim and barnes disappeared. barnes was a personal trainer and the husband of a montgomery co ty police officer. >>> and we have leaed the nam of the maryland woman swept aaway flood water inarvard county. melissa liu. and the search continues for her. police tell us she stopped to help some people whose car w stuck on a bridge due to high water. when liu got out she was swept over the bridge. one o wthe people s trying to res you ended up dying by flood waters. first responders rescued two dozen people this weekendfter heavy rain caused flash flooding. two baltimore police divers had to be taken to shock trauma after having troubles diver in the quarry area where liu disappeared. >>> today the pject on the red line wraps up. for more than a month the red line was shut down for and improvement. metro is running on a holiday schedule today. it will be open until 11 p.m. offpeak fares will in eff

of weapons he represented the neo nazi n.p.v. party on the county council he and his cronies are suspected of setting fire to the barn. if someone had really wanted to scare them they would have set the house on fire not the ball i have no idea it's one of those things i can't explain why the come the police i hope it gets cleared all. over their lefties we are all evening we hear them shouting against nazis i was standing at my fence and had someone tell me to get out because i'm a nazi and i told them i live here you don't they play music against islam we get together and have a nice barbecue we'll probably keep doing it every year against the left. giving. the police no yama well they keep a close eye on the village and creation is tuesday of course this town is full of right wing nationalists who oppose our constitution and the democratic foundations of our society so we keep tabs on them. we observe every occurrence every event that takes place in yama. and summer solstice and other celebrations we're always here with a large police presence. meanwhile the surprise guest of the evening has arrived at the low mass

on maryland's eastern shore. george barnes went out on saturday on a boat from the yacht basin, on the norte rn part of stern shore. he was on the boat and they jumped into the sassafras river for a swim. barnes has been missing ever since. he is married to a montgomery county police officer. of>>> we learned the name he wo n from maryland in harfo county. the search continues for melissa lehue. she stopped to help some people who were on a bridge because of high standing water. she was swept out over the one of the people she was trying to help died in the flooding. rescue has gotten to people this liekend. two baltimore poce divers had to be taken to shock trauma having dficulty diving in the quarry where she disappeared.li >>> and are looking for four people after two river boats collided and sank. ten people were sent to the hospital after the boats crashed saturday night on the colodo river in moabi regional park. it was dark and the lack of visibility could have been a factor. none of the boaters weearing life vests when the crash occurred. >>> and today, cardinal donald wuerl will meet with d.c. priests to

one of his barn employees went up to the house to look for him. ments later, he called 911. >> 911. >> she is laying on the floor, blood everywhere. >> blood everywhere? >> yes, ma'am. >> oh my god. >> inside, things were chaotic and appalling sight. big charlie and diane were dead. and the old farmhouse they loved so well was now a crime scene. >>> at a grizzly crime scene, some small, stray drops of blood might just provide a huge clue. coming up -- >> it appeared that someone involved in the crime was a bleeder. >> so that's great evidence. >> it is if you can match it up. >> when "dateline" continues. have a skincare routine. but what about a lip care routine? pay your lips some attention. the chapstick total hydration collection. exfoliate nourish naturally enhance your lips. chapstick. put your lips first. living healthy is a balancing act. that's why i love light & fit greek non-fat yogurt. each delicious cup contains 12 grams of protein and 80 calories. it's nutrition that fits my healthy life. light & fit. do what fits you. it's nutrition

one of the coops. we have two other barns to take the chickens. >> reporter: the animal place's jessica miller took us tour of what used to be their rescue ranch in rual vacaville. >> i have only seen this place full of life. it's sad. >> reporter: in the past, thousands of chickens rescued from inhumane conditions across the state would be brought here. >> you open the crates and they come flooding out and start dust basting and spreading their wings and just being chickens. >> reporter: unfortunately, there's excessive caring for uwards of 2,000 chickens at a time, ran into zoning regulations that forbid more than 100 animals at one time. they put it up for sale and moved the animals to a larger, 600 acre site in grass valley. they still want a second facility to carry out their primary mission. >> socialize them. rehabilitate them and adopt them to loving homes. >> reporter: they are looking for a new location. one is close to petaluma to allow them to care for more animals and have visitors. >> we are trying to raise money. we are a nonprofit. we depend on the ps support. we need the support of ou

now it's time for the ball in this league as play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes are you robin the dutchman meant jonathan clearance and hammered home. early in the opening half to put munich. lucas for a decade last. storms are you and robin is your play of the day. shorty one of the best goals of the season i would say. well on sunday we'll be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's been the sneak action by the in this league of journalists kate holden will be asking will shall manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure their fans really want want a good rose of for them so do send us your questions for him to be addresses on your screen now it's time to say goodbye we'll be back of course on sunday so the tide you over until then here's some great moments from the weekend so far so for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin. place a home. in chile. german come down to nineteen sixteen. in slave torture and even ship gets mema was frightened and that was the beginning of hell the torture itself. the survivors quest for justice continues to

on the eastern shore. george barnes went out on saturday on a boat from the yacht basin, on the northern part of the eastern shore. he was on the boat and they jumped into the sassafras riv for a swim. barnes has been missing ever si since. he is married to a montgomery county police officer. >>> we learned the name of the woman from maryland in hartford county. the search continues for melissa lehue. she stopped to help some people who were o a bridge because of high standing water. she was sweptut over the bridge. one of theeople she was trying to help died in the flooding. rescue has gotten to people this weekend. s hadaltimore police div to be taken to shock trauma having difficulty diving in the quarry where she >>> and police are looking for four people after two river boats collided and sank. ten people were sent to the hospital after the boats crashed saturday night on the colorado river in moabi regional park. it was dar andhe lack of visibility could have been a factor. none of the boaters were wearing life vests when the crash occurr. >>> after week of emotional farewell, senator john mccain now

of weapons he represented the neo nazi n.p.v. party on the county council. he and his cronies are suspected of setting fire to the low miles barn. maybe. if someone had really wanted to scare them they would have set the house on fire not the bomb i have no idea it's one of those things are calm explain why the come the police i hope it gets cleared out. that lives over there are lefties we are all evening we hear them shouting against nazis i was standing at my fence and had someone tell me to get out because i'm a nazi i told them i live here you don't they play music against islam we get together and have a nice barbecue we'll probably keep doing it every year against the left. the police know yama well they keep a close eye on the village and who should listen to this door of course this town is full of right wing nationalists who oppose our constitution and the democratic foundations of our society so we keep tabs on them. we observe every occurrence every event that takes place in yarnell. and summer solstice and other celebrations were always here with a large police presence. meanwhile the surprise guest of the evening

just one spot above those relegation places really good results for them now it's time for the play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes robin the dutchman meant jonathan clearance and hammered home. early in the opening half to put munich. is your play of the day. surely one of the best goals of the season i would say. well on sunday we'll be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's bomb the sneak action by going this league of journalists kate holden will be asking will shall manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure their fans really want want to go to rose of for them this year questions for him for the addresses on your screen it's time to say goodbye will be back of course on sunday so the tide you over until then here are some great moments from the weekend so far for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin. own. hero max this week's highlights. intimidating flying with northern bald highnesses. intensive drinking blackline in southern france. interactive playing video games and lying to. your roman. d w. nineteen sixty eight the global revolt. young people everywhere were protesting. an ou

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on my watch. you take those babies up to the sale barn one more time, i will follow it, i will get in my car, drive all the way to the sale barn, buy every one of them cows back and bring them all back home. if you're going to sell the whole herd, sell them to me. >> after she started collecting this money, we made this deal, i figured it would all fall apart. >> in less than four >>> an honor went up today in memory of a fallen hayward police sergeant. a portion of state route 4 was named today for scott lunger killed three years ago during a traffic stop. the sign is between lowell road in oakley and brentwood. the man who killed him facing charges. he was 48 years old when he was killed. >>> there's a new growing backlash against electric scooters. emergency rooms are reporting an influx of injuries of people riding the scooters. >> reporter: the alarm is starting to sound on the e-scooter invasion, a two-wheel collision at top speed. another scene, paramedics tending to the injured downed by an e-scooter. victor was riding last june in new york when he says his e-scooter brakes locked up. >> so basically i went face first. >> where did you

you take those babies to the sale barn one more time i will follow it, i will get in my car, i will drive all the way to the sale barn, i will buy every one of those cows back and bring them back home. if you're going to sell the whole herd sell them to me. >> after she started collecting this money and we made this deal i figured it would all fall apart. >> in less than four months i bought my husband's cows, i raised with new, more secure numbers. but con artists, they never change. they'll always try to steal your medical identity. so, what can you do? guard your card, just like a credit card. don't give your medicare number over the phone or email. and remember, medicare never calls unless you've asked them to. to find more ways to guard your card, go to medicare.gov/fraud. don't t yo gua dn. ♪ >>> welcome back. more holiday fun in san francisco. we have learned that there will be a third ice rink at the civic center. the winter themed park will feature a 6,000 square foot ice rink and lighted forest. it is set to open november 30th. tickets will be 15 bucks and of course san francisco traditionally have the two winter ice rinks, one at

on us. we have installed security measures two it's a very difficult situation there is a constant sense of danger. to burn down barn was located just a few meters from their home. it's crystal clear whose turf this is the flag of the farm on german or empire is clearly visible from everywhere a moral shows the residents vision of a german area and family. and a signpost points the way to fitness birthplace and to leave no doubt eight eight is neo nazi code for heil hitler. these are only some of the nazi symbols we can find in the village. and he's the unofficial basia spent kluger his criminal record includes illegal possession of weapons and assault. weapons with links. so over there they're leftists and we're not and we have to listen to nazis the whole evening my own garden friends i was told to get out because i'm a nazi so i said i live here and you don't. they play music against us we have a nice day barbecue together we'll probably do this every year now against the left wing us. the crowd next door edge on the rocks festival doesn't seem to care much they're here to support the message of fit and tossed. t

on the market because of a conflict with zoning lations. thomas reports from vacaville. >> this is one of the coops. we have two other barnsuld take the chickens. >> the animal place's jessica miller took us on a tour of what used to be their 60-acre rescue ranch in rural vacaville, empty now except for a few ground squirrels. >> i've only ever seen this place full of life. so it's -- yeah, it's sad. >> in the past, thousands of chickens rescued from inhumane conditions on egg farms across the state would be brought here. >> we open these crates and they come flooding out and immediately start duck bathing and spreading their wings and just being chickens. >> unfortunately, their success at caring for upwards of 2,000 chickens at a time ran into zoning regulation that is forbid that many animals on the property at one time. they put the rescue ranch up for sale and removed the remaining animals to a larger 600-acre site near grass valley shown in video provided by the animal place. they still want a second facility to carry out their primary mission. >> socialize them, rehabilitate them. adopt them out to loving homes. >>

it's time for the ball in this league as play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes are you robin the dutchman meant jonathan todd's clearance and hammered home this lasted for you early in the opening half to put munich ahead never couzens lucas for a decade was left absolutely stunned are you and robin is your play of the day. surely one of the best goals of the season i would say. what on sunday will be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's been the sneak action by bundesliga journalists kate holden will be asking will shock and laver couzin manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure their fans really want the want to go to rows of for them so do send us your questions for him to the addresses on your screen now it's time to say goodbye.

very difficult situation surely with that there's a constant sense of danger to the world for twelve from come on this is. their barn that burned down was just a few meters from their home. if the other end of the village it's clear whose turf this is the flag of the former german rush is displayed in plain sight. a mural depicts the residence vision of a german arion family. oh oh. a sign post indicates the way to out of hitler's birthplace. and then there's this license plate eighty eight is neo nazi code for heil hitler. these are just some of the nazi symbols in the village. and he is the unofficial boss here spent for his criminal record includes illegal possession of weapons and assault. if you will not just so the viewers are there leftist and we're not and we have to listen to you nazis and i'll go home with my own garden fence i was told to get out because i'm a nazi sort of also i said i live here and you don't like to do it they play music against us while we have a nice day barbecuing together when he will probably do this every year now against the left wingers are shown here to see on t.v. and. police

they need to keep the issues separate, focus on kavanaugh or risk making it look incredibly partisan. >> martha: the horse is out of the barn on that. senator hirono has said that she doesn't care what happened that night. she said what she cares about is based on his judicial decisions in the past, she thinks he's guilty. senator koonce has said the burden is on him to prove he didn't do this. we go in with that as a backdrop. >> in the first confirmation hearing, lindsey graham pointed out that donald trump nominated brett kavanaugh july 9 at 9:00 p.m. by 10:18, an hour and 18 minutes later, six major democrats including top democrat in the senate, schumer, the top democrat in the house, pelosi, had already said they oppose his nomination. there's people that was like verdict today, trial tomorrow. we were through the looking glass in terms of the reaction of democrats. you heard earlier, after the first part of the hearing, richard blumenthal. i believe her. you might want to wait to hear what brett kavanaugh has to say? parentally not. >> bret: right now does he have the votes to get through? >> no. i would think he doe

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of the season. a really impressive 4—0 win at home to bournemouth. ashley barnes scored twice late on. streak ended with a win over brighton, at a very wet and windy amex stadium. joe lynskey was watching. spurs are hoping for the storm to pass. this september has seen their form and their title hopes deteriorate. three straight defeats have left the manager agitated. already this is mauricio pochettino's worst run in charge. for the south goes, no easy place to turn the tide. brighton's goalkeeper matt ryan showed what they're up against. but one emphatic block, one more subtle change the skin. huddled was the arm of glenn murray. enough contact for a penalty. when harry kane stepped up, summer seems less distance. dispatched just like in russia. at the amex, brighton have learned how to take on this top side, but this was a date when their finishing escaped them. anthony knockaert would forget that miss injust nine minutes. spurs made more comfortable with erik lamela scoring. brighton and knockaert did respond with a goal back late on but spurs did enough. this side are still adrift

of the season. a really impressive 4—0 victory at home to bournemouth. ashley barnes scored twice late on. —off, tottenham's losing streak ended with a win over brighton at a very wet and windy amex stadium. joe lynskey was watching. the spurs are hoping for the storm to pass. the september have seen theirform in their title hopes deteriorate. three straight defeat have left the manager agitated. already, this is potter tino's worst run in charge. but the south coast is noted easy place to turn the tide. matt ryan showed what they are up tide. matt ryan showed what they are up against. but from one emphatic block, one more subtle changes game, huddled was the arm of glen murray. ina huddled was the arm of glen murray. in a contact for a penalty. and harry kane steps up, the summer let —— seems less distant. this backs just like in russia. brighton have learnt how to take on this topside. this was a day when their finishing escape them. they would regret the mess injust nine minutes. the spurs made it more comfortable when eric scored. brighton responded with a goal back late on, but spurs d

. >> the old animal place rescue ranch is on the market because it ran a-fowl of zoning regulations. >> this is one of the coops. we have two other barnsorter: she took us on a tour in rural vacaville. the coops are empty now except for a few ground squirrels. >> i've only ever seen this place full of life. so, yeah, it's sad. >> reporter: in the past, thousands of chickens rescued from inhumane conditions on egg farms across the state would be brought here. >> you open the crates, they come flooding out and immediately start dust bathing, spreading their wings and just being chickens. >> reporter: unfortunately, their success at caring for the chickens ran into zoning regulations. they put the rescue ranch up for sale and removed the remaining animals to a larger 600-acre site near grass valley, shown here in video provided by the animal place. but they still want a second facility to carry out their primary mission. >> socialize them, rehabilitate them, and adopt them out to loving homes. >> reporter: they're looking for a new location closer to the bay area. they've checked out a couple of sites. one is close to petaluma, which woul

them now it's time for the playoffs today as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes are you robin the dutchman meant jonathan clearance and hammered home. the quality early in the opening half to put. the last. stone and. is your play of the day. surely one of the best goals of disease and i would say. well on sunday we'll be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's bomb the sneak action by the in this league of journalists kid holden will be asking will. manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure their fans really want to go to rose of for them so do send us your questions for him for the addresses on your screen now it's time to say goodbye will be back of course so to tide you over on till then great moments from the weekend so far so for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin. max this week's highlights. into flying with northern bond ibises. intensive drinking block wine in southern france. interactive playing video games and. your roman. d.w. . play some hot. colonial in chile. german come around in the one nine hundred sixty. s. and slain

of the season. they beat bournemouth 4—0 at home, with ashley barnes scoring twice late on. . and i credit the mentality of the side. it's always difficult when it starts building. it's a start. it's not the finish. it's a start. we are pleased with that start. got that first won and now we look to continue. we are not a club that makes 15 chances, but we made good chances. it's not about the number, it's the quality of chance, and i thought the quality of chance we made today was very good. in the lunchtime kick—off, fulham drew 1—1 with watford. fulham began the match as the team with the leakiest defence in the premier league, and that was highlighted when andre grey put watford ahead in the second minute. fulham created little in the first half, but were a different side after the break, and aleksander mitrovic equalised with his fifth goal of the season. leicester came from behind to beat huddersfield 3—1. crystal palace and newcastle drew 0—0 — newcastle with just four goals all season, currently being outscored by the man they sold in the summer, alexander mitrovic. th

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the ball in this league as playoff today as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes are you robin the dutchman meant jonathan todd's clearance and hammered home this caustic folly early in the opening half to put munich. never couzens lucas for a decade was left absolutely stunned are you and robin is your play of the day. surely one of the best goals of disease and i would say. well on sunday we'll be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's bomb the sneak action by bundesliga journalist kit holden will be asking will shock and laver manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure their fans really want to go to roeser of for them so do send us your questions for him to the address is on your screen now it's time to say goodbye will be back of course on sunday so if it's hard to over on tilt then here's some great moments from the weekend so far so for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin. meet the artist we talked to sasha. choreographer constantly pushing the limits of dance theater for me was. some of the high. she's been dancing against the cu

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is for veyron ok if he productive but come on that he you know if he's productive then that means that team will experience excess of playing there that's my barn epilog your other boy. yeah i know i mean if you want to know what's going on here you know i would have everyone if. i did you like oh exactly i just looked at p.s.g. and i thought i don't we talk about them why don't you talk about them what do you think about i mean we i mean to win the champions league so yeah i like to as a coach ok i think he can really bring some much needed discipline to p.s.g. because they have a lot of stars that make ridiculous money they have people warming the bench that make more than some of these other teams here you know like but i think for me is is that they don't really have competition on a rightly basis they're not going in and playing teams you know man city and liverpool are going to clash in the league that man city is going to cost chelsea. and they're going to clash man united you know what i mean p.c. who are they going to clash and i look at their group now pally liverpool and red star ok liverpool big competition people might think ok nap

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one's. first there were dung heaps left by the front door then there barn was set on fire three years ago. an artist friend used the ashes to make a sort of a morial there represents what nazis in the village are capable of. because the warden we've become very vigilant in the past years and especially after the arson attack. we've installed security systems to the it's a very difficult situation through the thought there's a constant sense of danger that. they're born that burned down was just a few metres from their home. if the other end of the village it's clear who's turf this is the flag of the former german rush is displayed in plain sight. a mural depicts the residence vision of a german arion family. oh well. a signpost indicates the way to our of hitler's birthplace. and then there's this license plate eighty eight is new a nazi code for heil hitler. these are just some of the nazi symbols in the village . and he is the unofficial boss here spend trigger his criminal record includes illegal possession of weapons and assault. it's not just so the viewers are clear leftist and we're not and we have to listen to you nazis out to wh

barnes this morning in a river in northern maryland. he went swimming with some friends on saturday at the mouth of the chesapeake. today, his clients from the gym gathered to honor him, including one he helped her through her battle with cancer. >> put my head on his chest, he me and his arms around he said, i've got you. it's going to be okay. and he did. >> besides fitness, barnes said the other love of his life was his wife. they were just married back in february. >>> four childrom maryland now left without a mother. melissa lehew's body was found today. police say she was trying to save a driver trapped in flash flo, floodiut she was trapped into the rushing waters. this unfolding 30 miles east of baltimore. >>> the suspect in murder is now locked up in a virginia jail. state police tracked down rodney conyers in suffolk, in southeastern virginia. they recognized his license plate down there. officers say conyers took off. he eventually crashed in a tunnel. ers is accused of killing his girlfriend at a home on south view drive in oxon hill, aryland, early yesterd morning. brittiney cobb was 26 years old. pri

because the storm surge pushed the tide of the cape fear river on to these barnes, and a little bit overlappingompared to what may be coming because this river is setting records for high tide. just a few hours ago, we were told by our cnn weather folks at high tied earlier today, it was at 8 1/4 feet schatzering all records for high tide here where the river sits where wilmington sits at this juncture. in the northeastern cape fear area where the water does have different contours, shallower and narrower in some areas but could get up to 20 feet bob its normal stages. a lot of people live in the low lying areas. it's going to be very dangerous officials keeping a close eye on there. i have to tell you that here in wilmington, another added danger is if these streets get flooded, if the people who are living here did not leave are in danger, it's going to be tough to get to them. anderson was driving around earlier. so were we. you cannot get past the idea that the streets of wilmington are so devastated by fallen trees and power lines. you cannot get around these streets very easily. there are