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defending their lands against attacks by the neighboring lithuanians and every good night needs a trusty steed these are some of the descendant of the knights old horses hello hello hello baby very friendly there have been stables on this territory for more than six centuries and generations of military and racing horses have been bred here the most popular horses the track in are an old prussian breed that's been crossed with our breads over the years to produce an animal highly valued for its strength and speed and they're a curious lot too. but that's it just a slick day fred where the kids come in. they're so friendly even the babies will come close to. afraid. the full here are only a couple of months old and will stay with their mothers until they're strong enough to graze on their own. you can tell they're a big and hardy group of horses here but quite frankly they're a little spoilt because everybody also gets their very own watch and tanning session. and one side taking a little instruction from nina it was time to give king live here a good scrub. glamorous life i lead a boy yes this

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water main break causing a headache for drivers in downtown bolt light street is closed between pratt steed and you want to stick with ml -- pratt street and you will want to stick with mlk. mad vac responded to a scene in a accident -- medivac responded to a scene in a accident. traffic picking up towards lock rain and this is what the west side looks like the traffic is starting to slow down here that will continue on the outer loop towards route 40. now over to you. >>> an exchange of gunfire at a crowded outdoor party in toronto. killing two people and injuring 19 all of this because of the late night block party that got out of hand. we told yoi this overnight and -- told you this overnight. 21 people have been shot and 19 including a infant have been confirmed injured from bullets and also two people they have been confirmed dead a crowd of 200 people were at the party. witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots police say they had one person in custody right now. and they are looking for additional suspects. >> i heard the gunshots and then i heard everybody screaming and running p

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more than 25% say they're even more steed out when they go -- stressed out when they go back to work. >> people have a hard time disconnecting from the office. 41% of workers will check into the office at least every other day on their break. the majority of people say they still read their e-mails and take work-related phone calls. only 28% of people say they totally pull the plug from work on vacation. >>> it's going to be a much different day today. the heat is back along with the humidity. low 90s by noon. watch out for highs today near 100 degrees. a stray thunderstorm and a heat advisory from noon to 8:00 p.m. i'm have the weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> cleanup of an overturned beer truck on the northbound side of i-270 here past route 109. a live look from our sky 9. a slow trip on the right shoulder getting by. cleanup is going to continue for a while as you can see. i'll keep you posted on this situation coming up in my next report. back to you. >>> cool schools time is here once again. we focus on great summer programs we find. this one proved to be a

announcer: mile city reporter: cowboys pay for the privilege of trying to stay on these spirited steedsmove a little closer to making it on the pro rodeo circuit. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen let him know you appreciate his hard work and determination >> reporter: cowboys like dave struler from golden, colorado. he's a bare back rider. is there anyway to describe the feeling coming out of the chute >> put your hand in a vice, tie it to a train and drive it off a cliff. that's the easiest thing >> announcer: in trouble early and a mouth full of mud >> reporter: what does the mud and the weather do to you? >> messes with your head. you don't want a horse to flip and fall on you. you don't want a horse to get hurt. it's part of our nature. it makes it kind of fun and wild >> announcer: cow boy upsidedown and in the mud. >> reporter: thousands of fans cow buoyed up and filledded the seats. those under the overhang anyway. the horses didn't seem pleased about the weather. they were none too keen on the chute either. some had never been in chutes before. to them a rodeo was some sort of

it was beautiful country, barbara and me and my trusty steed ringo. >> come on, ringo. >> ringo is arise, make sure you take a deep breath and hang onto it because the view could take your breath away. >> seriously. >> seriously. >> this is beautiful. i feel like we're on another planet. >> after dusting off back in the caddy, mossy caves. taking a break in the headwaters of the falls. every moment a memory. >> i feel like tom sawyer. >> next the grand staircase, the monument. some of the most exploratory ter toes in the united states. this canyon called egypt one where rick showed barbara and me how to rappel. >> a lot of weight. >> just like that. >> that was awesome. well done by the sissy. >> booties down low. >> move the feet, move the butt, move the feet. body bridge. >> there's a bone. >> that's a german tourist. >> down the canyon. >> my little sister just foll following me around. >> after scrapes and a few scares, we made it. >> good job. >> we're down. okay. >> after the hike out, it was back to the caddy and a well deserved treat. right here in the middle of the desert, t

courseut to indicate the petticoat aroused into activity by the muscular steed. unintended garden. whether o(inaudible) the propery line, i promise not to water the spring flower and plants that remain as brown stubbel on the chins of my train. take care of dry foilage. i let the japanese maybel swat the afi ds on it's own. purple spotted brush. 2 calla lillies take root. birds return listening to lost meats all day until dusk beckons them to come to the nest and try again in the morning. this next poem is indian an ina ontholingly. on telegraph avenue it's no longer in existence, the sadness of this. berkeley, late fall. um -- this is from forest hamer who is a bay area poet who wrote berkeley late spring. this is berkeley late fall. i have been browsing the peet ree section had come to lose the unconcern but persistant rain that followed me in as a trail of damp shoe prints and dripping conscientious hacompanied to a solitude. i ran my right index if anything are across each spine flesh going along volume and groove. imagine the book seller anding by to fold and flatten we down t