raymond, i like it.ocking out. >> she was first woman to sue bethpage. >> laura: feminists were thrilled, they love bethpage. raymond, awesome segment. >> laura: do not tell me the boy scouts are going to be called what now, because -- >> venerable institution, founded in 1907, by powell realized men didn't know basic first aid or survival skills, created book on scouting, it caught on. after 108 years, the boy scouts are going to be known as scouts, dsa, they have included girls in the ranks. >> laura: bs a boy scouts of america. >> many saying bs. boy scouts. the c.e.o. of the boy scouts loves this, he's out celebrating it, as you might expect. >> this is an exciting day for boy scouts of america. new opportunity to serve young women in way we have not done before. we've had co-ed programs for years, we have programs co-ed and single gender. women like being part of boy scouts of america. >> laura: will there be all-men, all-boys, all-girls? men can be in sorority, women can be in fraternity. >> do boy

raymond arroyo is here, best-selling author. raymond, i know how the fallon show cancelled norm macdonald. why? >> raymond: out of sensitivity to the audience. norm macdonald did an interview about netflix, david letterman is producing, hardly conservative. he is promoting it and made comments about metoo and his friend roseanne. here is what he said. i'm happy the metoo movement slowed down. it used to be 100 women can't be lying. that became all women. what? like chris hardwick guy, got blunt end of the stick there. his friends, unlike the victims, his friends, comedian suffered more than the victims did. he had to apologize. that was over the line. however, this might be another reason fallon and the tonight show. jimmy fallon went to norm macdonald and said, my producers are crying, you can't come on the show. he said something about his talk show as opposed to the ones that are already on the air, this is what he said and might explain his cancellation, as well. he said ever since jon stewart forced to become political pund

i'm glad trump didn't tap raymond keflage.th'd have big problem -- then we'd have big problems. you know what raymond means? wise protector. it's making sense now. >> i'm feeling very protected here. >> bret summers is spinning in her grave. >> laura: they are really scraping the bottom of the barrel. >> confirmation is assured. >> laura: welcome to supreme court justice for life. eat that, left. for life. >> we should note since that segment aired michelle wolf's netflix show has been canceled. >> laura: oops. >> sasha baron cohen never aired his controversial interview with governor palin. >> laura: all right. up next, calling out hollywood's gross double standard on behavior in speech. plus, a mysterious disappearance by raymond arroyo. the best of the "seen and unseen" special returns in a moment. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you

raymond, thank you so much. as the nfl season prepares to kick off, there's no data on just how many americans side with president trump over the national anthem protests. why it should send chills through the league next. >> i know you well. you love our country. you're proud of our history. and you always respect >> you always respect our great american flag. we're standing up for the heroes who protect america. we are proudly standing up for our national anthem. lar lauer that was president trump in -- >> laura: that was president trump in evansville, louisiana, last night. when the nfl season is ready to kick off, national anthem again takingyet center field, pun intended. the league has plenty of reason to be concerned. neww news poll finds 54% of voters think kneeling during the anthem is not appropriate, that's compared to 43% who say it's a fair way to protest racial inequality. joining me now with their reactions, kevin jackson, author and fox news contributor and antjuan seawright is a democratic strat

raymond: i think so.f it becomes more serious, i would prefer other sit haven currencies like the yen. and with interest rates, it makes it -- put into developed markets to get that higher return with relatively low volatility compared to other jurisdictions. haidi: the trade war is a sweetener for the dollar. appreciate your term. that's your time, setting up the start of the trading week. bloomberg users can interact with charts we just brought up. gtv . you can feature them on bloomberg tv, catch up with key analysand annotate -- an analysis and annotate. this is bloomberg. ♪ s is bloomberg. ♪ shery: welcome back. let's get a quick check of the business flash headlines. singapore airlines has the world's longest flight. it will operate a nonstop service to new york, 16,000 kilometers, 19 hours. seven are on order. the inaugural flight will be october 11. they will use the plane for direct flight to l.a. from november. haidi: jaguar land rover is continuing -- considering changing its plans for brex

>> raymond eacret. >> where you going? >> home. >> parolee? >> yes. >> coming back? >> no. >> sure? same old thing that you did, you'll be back. you got a job waiting for you when you go back? >> yes, i do. >> you got a good chance to make it. you have been rehabilitated, paid your debt to society? >> yes, i have. >> this is not raymond's first time in prison but after successfully staying clean from drugs and out of trouble in corcoran, he's certain it will be his last. >> i'm really excited about this release. i feel really confident i'm going to make it this time. >> escort. >> i got several safe, good places to stay. i got a lot of family support. >> where you paroling to? >> humboldt county. >> how you getting there? >> family. >> family picking you up? >> yes. >> step there. >> i'm hoping this is the last time i'm ever going to be behind bars. hopefully this is the last cage i get locked in. i'm ready to get out and start over. >> so, what are your chances you coming back and seeing us again? >> no, i'm done. >> you're done? you got -- >> i got a job. >> hooked up, everything?

happy birthday, raymond, thank you.aising the stakes for the democrats, the republican-controlled judiciary committee setting a friday deadline for an answer whether she will testify. a democrat running for senate seat in a swing state says the vote should go forward even afford doesn't appear under oath. we will hear from the senate judiciary committee on what is next in the president's personal attorney is here live.

ahead, friday follies with raymond arroyo. where we expose the disturbing tactics that paved the way for this new extension of time. and a legendary singer launches her own protest. it's not just a donation. it's a warm blanket. it's a bottle of clean water. it's a roof and a bed. it's knowing someone cares. it's feeling safe. it's a today that's better than yesterday. every dollar you can spare helps so much more than you can imagine. please donate now to help those affected by hurricane florence. your support is urgently needed. >> it's friday, >> laura: it's friday, which means it's time for, activists storming capitol hill launching a harassment campaign. will the announcement of the kavanaugh probe embolden them? raymond arroyo. i thought about your whole resume'. >> let's talk about the protests. we have seen it in restaurants. this week capitol hill offices were filled with protesters. this is something out of those frankenstein movies. they are yelling and screaming, yelling and poking. this was the scene all over the

for frankie santos junior the 28-year-old man who was stabbed and killed in front of his home on raymond avenue early sunday morningpolice are still looking for the suspects --they released this picture showing a dark g-m-c chevrolet truck..the non-profit group mothers against murder...is offering five thousand dollars for information that leads to the arrest of the men responsible.but still no leads and still no answers for the santos familywho are now demanding change from city leaders there will also be a car wash to raise money for the family tomorrow morning at monterey street.live in san jose gayle ong kron4 news tonight... a bay area family

it's raymond's birthday in an hour and a half.te. >> oh, no, i was here to comment on something. >> laura: raymondoo, you are 40 years old. >> [cheering]. >> it's awful being 39. >> laura: what are you 49? >> hey, it's a happy birthday. >> laura: happy birthday. shannon bream with fox news @ night. >> shannon: we will await our piece of cake. happy birthday raymond. raising the stakes for the democrats. the republican controlled judiciary committee has a friday deadline about whether christine blasey ford will testify. we will hear what is next and the president's personal attorney jay sekulow is here live. and america's top police department speaking out

raymond leonard smith jr.rother? it wasn't just the two girls. there was a younger brother the girls never knew they had. the father wasn't around very much. geri supported them all with what she could make as a waitress. and shirley made a change, a positive one, it seemed, at least financially. >> she got this job supposedly at the motel managing, which was further from where i worked. so i arranged with her to watch the kids while i worked. >> it was a godsend, really, since geri had to be hospitalized for weeks after raymond was born. and then get back to work and find a new home to take the kids to. >> i come out there on my days off to stay with the kids and spend some time with them. so then i had called her and told her that i was coming to get the kids, and the next day, i went out there, and gone. >> not a sign of them. no kids. no shirley. frantic then, she went to the police. >> what did you tell them? your children had been kidnapped. >> yeah. and they took the report. that's the last i heard. >>

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fox news contributor raymond arroyo. >> okay. let's talk about these protests that have been swarming capitol hill. we've seen in restaurants, in movie theaters. this week capitol hill offices were filled with protesters. poor lindsey graham, he was outrunning the mob. they're yelling and screaming at him with signs, poking him. this built to the moment today when jeff flake, who was always on the fence about whether he was going to vote kavanaugh out of committee, was cornered in an elevator today. we showed it earlier. we're going to let people hear it. >> you're allowing someone who is unwilling to take responsibility for his own actions to sit on the higher court of the country and to have the role of repairing the harm that has been done in this country to many people. >> i was sexually assaulted and nobody believed me. i didn't tell anyone and you're telling all women that they don't matter. you're telling all of these women. that's what you're telling me right now. look at me when i'm talking to you. >> the insistence, the

it is all on friday followlies with raymond arroyo. an absolute jawdropper late this afternoon. a report from "the new york times." it lays out that in the spring of 2017, deputy a.g. rod rosenstein suggested secretly recording president trump and discussed invoking the 25th amendment to throw the president out of office. now, rosenstein, as you would expect, is forcefully denying that this ever happened. separately, a fox news source, said to be in the same room as this conversation, is claiming that rosenstein's comments were just sarcastic. they weren't serious. does anyone believe that tonight? "washington post" is also reported that. let's take a trip, shall we, down rosenstein memory lane. this is the same guy who responded like this to demands from congress to produce documents in that russia probe. >> the department of justice is not going to be extorted. we are going to do what's required by the rule of law. >> laura: so congressional oversight and demands for accountability and transparency are extortion? that somehow runs counter to the rule of law. got it, rod. his a

we're joined by new york times best-selling author and raymond arroyo.yan gosling, he's such a nice guy. why could this be possibly in any way cantankerous or controversial? >> they decided not to show neil armstrong planting the american flag on the moon. now, their reason for doing this is this. and we'll put it up on the screen. he says, i think this was widely regarded in the end as a human achievement, and that's how we chose to view it. so i don't think that neil viewed himself as an american hero. from my interviews with his family and people that knew him, it was quite the opposite. and we wanted the film to reflect neil. now, i don't understand how planting a flag on the moon in any way contradicts his being a humble hero or being reluctant to embrace that moniker as the hero. >> it's another way of trashing patriotism. it's another way of moving beyond the nationalism of the moment. and chuck threw some water on what gosling said, that he didn't consider it an american achievement. it's ridiculous. >> stick to the facts. he planted an american

raymond o.p.o. is trying to find one for us. the rangers sometimes has to trek far into the bush to track one down. finally we catch a glimpse of her baby who was born in june. the gestation period for the species is eighteen months. we have to be cautious rhino mothers offer rushes and defense about a young. man. who is like mother like daughter the model is the same character the mother when he had just a small stick breaking she is very a lot she's already facing that area. but his wife who is who is a no nonsense lady and i think she will attack three rhinos cross our path the drivers getting a little nervous. which is just. the safest move when you see a rhino is to freeze that it understands you don't represent a threat. but when it's due and. we can continue. about ninety rangers work here and you jeanette is in charge she's been running the rhino fund since two thousand and eight and has brought a lot of new staff on board. and the number of animals in the sanctuary has almost doubled under her direction while the situat

raymond arroyo is here with the angle. listen closely to the media coverage of the 36-year-old accusation about supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the chorus is hard to miss. >> we have dr. ford's credible allegati allegation. she has nothing to gain here. >> the story is credible. i don't think anyone doesn't believe her. >> she's a very credible witness and their story is credible. >> i believe dr. ford as i referred to her because she makes a very credible case. >> this is a situation where you have serious and credible allegations of rape. >> laura: now, we're led to believe that these are credible allegations. they're all reading from the same playbook. but given the age of the charges, what is the standard for credibility? has any evidence been produced? is there any corroborating witness? so far the answer is no. in fact, the only other person named in the accusation says it never happened. given what we know of the accuser's political inclinician and left-wing causes, she could have an axe to grind. the hype

raymond arroyo next. attack attack i am totally blind.nd non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. >> laura: it's friday. it means it is time for tonight's edition of a halloween costume is causing outrage. yes, indeed. to tell us about it, we are joined by "new york times" best selling author of the forthcoming will wilder, fox news contributor, raymond arroyo. what costume is driving the p.c. crowd crazy? >> you and everyone will remember at the kavanaugh hearing, there were women that dressed up in the costumes from "handmai

it happened at a home on raymond avenue in sa jose... tonight, the community held a candlelight vigil for the slain man ... kron 4's ali reid joins us live from police headquarters tonight ... what's the latest on the investigation? the community banded together tonight remembering the man that did everything for his family.he and his wife moved into the home soon after she was pregnant with their first child.eight years later, he was gunned down right in front of that very home.28 year old frankie santos jr. was out with friends on saturday celebrating the 49er draft party.by nightfall they were back at his raymond avenue home... family members tell me just just after 1-30 sunday morning, tragedy struck.he noticed a vehicle circling the block, and by the time the friend he was with stepped inside the house, frankie was shot in the chest and left for dead. 28 year oldmarried his high school sweetheartwife sky betancourt 2 young sons one francisco 8 and 5 xavierworked 6-7 days a week to take care of his familylost her dad months ago, afte

pulldor managed to win all three. when france injacque 0nctil and raymond pulldor managed it really that first victory for bradley wiggins back in 2012. let's go to andorra then and get some reaction from the day's racing. patrickjust give us a sense of what yates has done today and how close he is now...? he has taken a massive step towards that title. it was a really bold display. i think it's caught a lot of people by surprise. normally when riders are in the situation where they are in the lead and so close to they are in the lead and so close to the end, they tend to go on the defensive. they sort of mark their nearest rival. and follow and follow and react. whereas what simon yates did today was go on the offensive. and from far out he attacked tank lodgers from the summit. that is a long way to go from. it shows how progressive a rider he is and how unafraid he is to really take the race on against... when he feels it in his legs as he feels the right moment to go, he go go for it. and i think it did catch us by surprise. no one would expect him to go from that far. you can s

i had, raymond arroyo on the powerful life lessons of a working actor. and an addictive video game taking her kids, the world by by storm. >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we explore some of the big cultural stories of the day. let's bring in fox news contributor raymond arroyo who has a special announcement, which we will get to in a moment. raymond over the weekend, pictures surfaced of former cosby show star jeffrey owens working at a grocery store, what's going on? >> this broke everywhere. someone liked pictures of jeffrey owens who was on the cosby show years ago, he was working at trader joe's bagging groceries. this became a viral story and it was really people trying to job shame him. he's a working actor and in between jobs he's making ends meet. for 15 months he worked at trader joe's. people tried to shame him with this and he took it like a man and he had great pride in the job he was doing. he turned to robin roberts on "good morning america" and had this to say about his job and the support he got unexpectedly, w

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raymond arroyo is here with some "seen and unseen" insights. but we begin with the accuser's last act. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." ♪ >> i have opposed his nomination. >> from the beginning -- >> i've opposed it from the beginning. i think the nomination should be withdrawn. >> i strongly believe judge kavanaugh should withdraw from consideration. and the president should withdraw this nomination if kavanaugh won't do it voluntarily. >> i join leader schumer and calling for judge kavanaugh to withdraw his name from consideration. >> laura: tracker. we told you this was going to happen. the longer the republicans allow brett kavanaugh to twist in the wind, the more concessions they granted to his last-minute accusers, the uglier it is going to get. you know in musicals, the 11:00 number always arrives right on time to close at the show? well, the 11:00 number in the kavanaugh confirmation saga has arrived. [drumroll] oh, he looks adorable on that stage. michael avenatti delivers a gift today. he drafted an affidavit in which this woma

general john raymond, commander air force space command. timothy ray, and lieutenant general brad webb, commander air force special operations command. the rules of engagement for this session are as follows. each speaker will make a presentation and then we'll take questions from the audience if there is time. believe it or not, we're going to be 21st century here and you can text your questions in to a number that should be up on the screen at some point. with that, let me give the floor to general walters and let him start. >> thanks, secretary peters. and behalf of all of us certainly for this panel, we want to thank you for your service as our secretary, undersecretary and for that moment for this very second for all you've done for our nation. it's great to be back in your company. albeit it's in washington d.c. and i must say to this crowd prefer being 4700 miles away in central europe. i want to pass a shout out to our wing commanders and chiefs that represent the wings. where the rubber meets the road is where those commanders and

all that with raymond arroyo and "seen and unseen" next. s plot twists. (gasping) son? dad!e also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" signatory we explore some of bicultural stories of the day comedian norm macdonald had a tonight show appearance next after some controversial remarks on the me too movement. that is far from the whole story. joining us now as raymond arroyo, "new york times" best-selling author of the will wilder series. i know how the fallon show canceled norm mcdonald. >> nbc said they did it out of sensitivity of the audience. norm macdonald did an interview about this new netflix talk show he is doing, david letterman is producing. hardly conservative talk show. however, he is promoting a dent he made comments about the me too movement on his friend roseanne and louis c.k. here's what he said. he said, "i'm

the battle of raymond, if you get there, i am not saying you have to make a trip just to get to raymond, but it is the only battlefield in the country that has a cannon for every gun that was historically on the battlefield. thank you, thank you very much. [laughter] matt: that is a true story. the battle of jackson. what is grant's ultimate objective? it is to cut the railroad between jackson and vicksburg. it does not really matter where he breaks it. he breaks it at jackson and marches towards the west. he ends up meeting the confederate garrison at a place called champion hill. it is a battle of roughly around 70,000 men, it goes back and forth all day, and ends up with general grant's career tottering with it, and it ends up being a decisive union victory. it is nothing but a matter of time from there. they fight at black river. and in pemberton, in all of his infinite wisdom, gets himself bottled up inside the city. after that, it boils down to a siege, which i think is very interesting within its own right. you are talking about a union army, a field army, having to convert thems

what does raymond james know that others don't? analysts see upside in bed, bath & beyond sales thanks to improved consumer spending. i just bought two king-sized wonderful pillows on their website. not in the store. but shares are jumping nearly 7% for bed, bath & beyond, bbby. did you see the dow the minute the president's economic chief said that new round of tariffs on china might be coming, as i said, quote, soon? let me show you. look at the intraday pictures. around half past noon eastern, larry kudlow prepped the market for the next salvo in the form of $200 billion on duties on hundreds of chinese products entering the u.s. if the past month has been any indication when these kinds of headlines hit, our indices will recover, if not today because right now they are kind of taking another look down but maybe tomorrow. across the pacific, though, different story. shanghai's composite index still sporting bruises in the shape of a bear, as in bear market. overnight, chinese stocks closed at their lowest level since 2014. we as

general miller, general gray, general brown, general holmes, general raymond, general wolters, general wilson and finally general goldfein. so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome an all-star panel for you this morning, the leadership of the united states air force. [applause] thanks, larry. so let me kick it off by saying first of all, as we were to deliver this one to three punch, three being the third day here, the secretary first laid out the air force we need for the future to be able to execute the national defense strategy. yesterdays discussion was how we going to prepare and present that force? and today chief right will talk about and how do we develop our airmen from the ground up? and so as we set the stage where we going in the future, i will tell you as chief, this all-star team that we have assembled here is among the most combat proven team of warriors that we as a service have ever assembled. and the important work that we have had i can't imagine a better, more talented team and this one. and so as we kick it off with questions and start to get those questions start r

general raymond. general walters. general wilson. and finally, general goldfein. so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to us an all-star panel for you this morning. the leadership of the united states air force. ♪ >> thanks, larry. so, let me kick it off by saying first of all, as we worked to deliver this one-two-three punch, three being the third day here, the secretary first laid out the air force we need for the future to be able to execute the national defense strategy. yesterday's discussion was how are we going to prepare and present that force? and today, chief wright will talk about and how do we develop our airmen from the ground up? so as we set the stage for where we're going in the future, i'll tell you as chief, this all-star team that we have assembled here is among the most combat-proven team of warriors that we as a service have ever assembled. and the important work that we have ahead, i can't imagine a better, more talented, team than this one. so wz as we kick it off. start to get the questions rolling in. i'll start with the world's greatest

next up, raymond james, slashing its rate on semiconductors, including intel.t has now underperformed. there is a negative shift in sentiment for the company. and lastly, looking at square, getting a boost, and analysts there raising the price target to a street high of $125 with a a case formaking square. later.s join us scarlet: we do not want to miss that. sources are telling bloomberg do well offounding instagram are parting ways with facebook. here is our "bloomberg intelligence" analyst. so many questions about instagram here, and a lot of it is predicated on your analysis that instagram is with more than 100 billion dollars on its, and facebook has only started to monetize some of that now. what are some of the examples of what facebook is doing or that mark zuckerberg is pushing the founders to do that is making them uncomfortable? we are seeing is the growth is shifting towards more facebook platform engagement dropping. the user growth has been slowing, and the platform is maturing on its own. so, not instagram has to pick up is fallingthat short, so

so on the fiction side my favorite book is a book called the long good-bye, by raymond chandler. and this is sort of the prototypical noir fiction. i think he's a phenomenal writer, and i have a weird tic. there's a great bookstore in the milwaukee bookstore, if i'm ever flying through, i have to buy a copy of a raymond chandler book. i think the long good-bye is the best of all his books. and then on the nonfiction side i think the best book written about the both the founding and what i find to be a really interesting book about leadership is a book called washington's crossing by david hackett fisher who's a phenomenal be historian. phenomenal be historian. and it takes washington's crossing of the delaware as really a jumping-off point for ad broader book not only about that event, but, you know, going into e dill about -- detail about what the different armies looked like and what you leave that book with is an appreciation for, how do i put this, contingency, right? so many things could have gone wrong both that night, but throughout that campaign. washington was losing the

now we have another one from raymond james.n analyst from raymond james meetingsia last week with companies and came back and downgraded the area, and said we could be entering a cyclical downturn for semiconductor stocks. the philadelphia semiconductor index was down 1.7% today. namesle of the individual were all lower, more than 4% today. still seeing a lot of concern in the semiconductor space. >> and nike stock prices were lower after earnings hit the wire. it was a mixed picture, but gross margins concerned investors. why? >> it's a mixed picture, but it's the gross margins that it missed estimates. that is weighing on the share price because on the other hand, we did see revenues in north america higher overall. there was a lot of hype surrounding this because of the .ecent announcement the quarter get in before the announcement and we did see some wobbliness and fragility in nike as they are dealing with this. sara.nk you so much, sees more tot come. he joins us now in sydney. great to have you here with us. miss pricing

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raymond li has been of service to patients in san francisco for almost half a century. he was born in hong kong in 1941 and received his doctorate of medicine in 1967 from hong kong university, specializing in pediatric care. and when he emigrated to the united states, he realized that there -- that there are only a limited number of chinese american doctors in the chinatown community, and even less so who are proficient in cantonese and recognizing the growing need at that time to serve the monolingual population, he decided to open his practice not only in chinatown but in the sunset in 1972. dr. li has long been committed to providing community base, culturally competent services to underserved communities, and for 45 years, his office has been open from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. without any extra charge to accommodate people's daily schedules of working and dealing with their families. dr. li said that the most of s commitment to the community. dr. li, please come on up. [applause] >> supervisor peskin: and if i could ask calvin to bring up that bunch of flowers from

all that head awesome friday follies with raymond. let go first to fox news correspondent steve harrigan who is in top sail beach, north carolina. steve, what do you see? >> laura, outside of the camera lights and police lights, much of this coast of the north carolina is in the dark. more than 500,000 north koreans without electric power, many in homes that have been damaged by the winds. damaged by flooding. that means they have no airconditioning, no tv, no cell phone service. and some of them are in life-threatening conditions. now, the rescues have begun already. people coming from arranged the country. swift boat rescue teams from at least 19 states here. that's one of the remarkable things about these storms it brings out the volunteers from all over. the police chief said they are going to set out at first light to see some areas they have not yet seen. we have gotten a break after 30 hours from pounding rain and wind. strong enough to dage damage along the coast. part of hoofs, balconies, things like that. making roads very t

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at the top with a point over by or byron slayer have hot on their tails a three way tie glod bob raymond and leipsic all on eleven points down at the bottom it's tight down here as well head over at a rock bottom still winless after six. well that's full time for us i'd like to thank emily rausch it's for being here we'll leave you with by far the blunder of the match day for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. i'll be there to. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful the future is radical you government has caused frenzy of consternation here in brussels since he was elected my guest this week is the italian m.e.p. fabio pascal go off to britain to stand up to the e.u. on brecht said why did his government leave to resume aid in the ip last week's critical e.u. summit conflicts of. interest on d w. p in good shape our bodies concealing hidden connective tissue concentration sometimes tyson patients in my practice who complain of all you know about pain or new pain and it's very hard to make a specific diagnosis so i think maybe the pressure. of facia treatment looks lik

raymond mesa telemundo 48.o te volvió a engañar y no te diste cuenta. ¡mira lo que consegui! mmm, chocolate. porque esa es su intención. ¿y que crees? ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan a llenar de dulces porque al rato cenamos. están usando sabores que los niños les encantan, para engancharlos. >> en horas de la noche que vamos a estar hablando en incendio con que abrimos el noticiero precisamente el condado. >> honestamente 57 grados, este el norte lo que quiere decir que el humo comienza atronarse >>> asÍ que personas que estÁn viendo afectados por otros incendios y tenemos advertencia por calidad del aire y las personas que sufren de problemas respiratorios se mantienen moderados para muchas mÁs tengamos maleza. >> tenemos advertencia por tiempo de fuego se estÁ emitiendo. >> tambiÉn estÁn las condiciones para nuevos incendios de malezas se mantiene hasta el norte en horas de la noche y tambiÉn hasta el jueves en horas de la madrugada personas que se ven en y maÑa 58 grados con temperaturas mÁximas en la tarde en

it happened at a home on raymond avenue in san jose. last night... the community held a candlelight vigil for the man who was killed. frankie santos jr. was out with friends on saturday and then returned to his raymond avenue home. family members say they are still nosure what happened after that. ( robin ) santos leaves behind a wife and two young children. police say there is no description of a suspect. ( robin ) a growing fire in placer county forced the evacuation of several campgrounds. it is being called the north fire... and it is burning in the tahoe national forest... near the north fold campground. this is south of interstate 80 and east of blue canyon. so far the fire has spread to 650 acres... but that number is expected to grow. ( robin ) back here in the bay area... 3 people are displaced after a fire in san francisco's

near raymond avenue and west san carlos street... in unincorporated san jose. today - family, friends and activists marched along that same street calling for justice.. kron4's gayle ong was there tonight and joins us live..with details on a five-thousand dollar reward to help find the killers. gayle. the family not only wants answers..they are calling on city leaders to make some changes around here..because they are fed up with the violence in san jose.. family,friends,and activists marched down san carlos street in san jose fridayall here for frankie santos junior the 28-year-old man who was stabbed and killed in front of his home on raymond avenue early sunday morningpolice are still looking for the suspects --they released this picture showing a dark g-m-c chevrolet truck..the non-profit group mothers against murder...is offering five thousand dollars for information that leads to the arrest of the men responsible.but still no leads and still no answers for the santos familywho are now demanding change from city leaders