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trust in their partners is also vital to the four young men on the korean teeter board it's known to be one of the most hazardous of circus disciplines the risk of a serious injury is high lesser bumps and scrapes are the norm. norrin has a swollen knee and asked to skip practice for a few days. of them i think. you really have to feel a ts with your partners there are always times when your judgement is off to me if you lose your bearings for only a second it can end badly so. you're always full of adrenaline. there are hardly any limits you're always going for a high and harder level it never stops. if you see but that's what makes it brilliant we'll see you. next week cross over to the world of opera at the german national theatre in via a production of dido and in this sounds as authentic as can be that's because the musicians are playing on historical instruments that have the same tone as those used some three hundred years ago it means the performers can closely replicate the way this opera sounded to audiences back in the baroque period a trip down music's memory lane. the. t

trust in their partners is also vital to the four young men on the korean teeter board it's known to be one of the most hazardous of circus disciplines the risk of a serious injury is high lesser bumps and scrapes are the norm. norrin has a swollen knee and after skip practice for a few days. of them i think. you really have to feel a ts with your partner as there are always times when your judgement is off to me if you lose your bearings for only a second it can end badly so. you're always full of adrenaline. there are hardly any limits you're always going for a higher and harder level it never stops. if you see but that's what makes it brilliant we'll see you. next week cross over to the world of opera at the german national theatre in via a production of dido and this sounds as authentic as can be that's because the musicians are playing on historical instruments that have the same tone as those used some three hundred years ago it means the performers can closely replicate the way this opera sounded to audiences back in the baroque period a trip down music's memory lane. the. thi

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it is right below an apartment building, next to a harris teeter, and these robbers seemingly unfazed by these potential eyewitnesses. afternoon, two store in the t-mobile district heights. hand guns, the order customers stockployees to the rear room, taking pricey bluetooth speakers and more and fleeing in a truck. rocky grabs lunch at this strip mall every week. they probably came in earlier. they checked it out. they took everything. later, the at&t store just static water to the potomac avenue metro station, also robbed, merchandise taken. -- the at&t store catty corner to the potomac avenue metro station, also robbed. upgrade his iphone when he saw the yellow police tape. >> what can you say? i hope they catch him. is the dayd today that i did not schedule to do that. kevin: he pays his cell phone bill there every month. >> it takes a lot of puts but. courage.of kevin: they are looking to see if there is any connection between these robberies. in the prince george's county case, the robbers had masks. than i am kevin lewis, abc 7 news. is new video coming in of an armed gunmen wh

lift chairs left teetering in the air at a pennsylvania resort.function that left dozens hurt. and help cure the holiday stress with a free massage! we're giving away gift gards to "hand and stone massage" all this week. watch to win - coming up at six. the group behind last week's viral redskins hoax stunt... taking their protest to fedex the online stunt claimed the redskins were changing their name to the redhawks. sunday's protest brought out supporters like yohance maqubela, the son of late human rights icon dick gregory. organizers say they got more than half a million hits on their website after posting the article about the redhawks. the redskins won't be going to the playoffs but they are finishing the season strong. the offense had it going at home against the arizona cardinals. kirk cousins finds jamison crowder for the touchdwon to put the skins up 7-nothing in the first quarter. that's the first of two touchdown passes by cousins. skins would go on to win 20 to 15 and snap a 2-game losing streak. here's something blowing up on social

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mom was teetering around for about an hour. leaving. >>> let's look over here, these elephants stroll through this lodge frequently in november. they're like hey just passing through, enjoy your drink. there's a wheeled mango tree they love it. you love mango? >> oh, yeah. >>> a challenge, the same challenge i set myself at midnight every saturday, it's my favorite tv, oh goodness. >> 13 inches across, 12 inches high, 180 square inches. >> that he's lot of rice krispi treats. >> 3,840 calories in this entire thing. >> one of the little rice krispi treats. >> it's not there in the morning, it's there. so he gets to work. he's just like -- but as you can see at this point, we're already ticking past three minutes. in fact, in the end, it takes him -- >> no way. >> nine minutes, 57 seconds. >> i bet his cheeks and jaw hurt. >> tell me about it. >> first bite into the rice krispi treat sucked. >>> what moms really want for christmas. >> just get her something nice. >> thoughtful. >> see it next "right this minute." >>> and still to

iceland for eighty percent of the banking system collapsed and even more so in greece where the state teetered on the brink of bankruptcy. with the crisis public debt skyrocketed as did household overindebtedness a veritable scourge that would affect one person in twenty in europe especially in the u.k. . five years the guy me and my husband split up. i actually kicks my husband out and miss out a big impact on my children so i think at the time then i had a lot of making up to do to them and at the time i thought that the way i needed to make up to them was financially so i would just try many out them and christmases i would go ridiculous spend ridiculous amounts of money not thousands of pounds on stuff they didn't need and quickly they'd probably play with once then go in the water. so i straight away if i was certain i did it i took out a loan but then one line was not enough so i had to buy that line back then i took another loan to pay the loan back and the how to start game bigger and the death star game bigger. and it was spiraling out of control. like many other british people sharon

you can see it there, teetering on the roof. welsh made it out unscathed.elieved to have played a role in this collapse. >> construction continues, workers busy replace willing the boardwalk between tenth and 12 street. see them there drilling in the pilings, from yesterday. this stretch of the board should find earn by march plenty every time before the summer beach season starts. katie fehlinger, goat to imagine, there is a lot of loose change under those boards. >> all right. change under there. >> that march deadline gives them the three month wiggle room they may need, right? >> definitely going to be some wet boards out there here as this next front crosses through later today. the bulk of the heavy rain likely to hold off until at least late this afternoon, but specially into the evening, when we will see heaviest rainfall from the front. meantime, all we're doing is building up ample moisture and building up warmth even through the overnight hours before this gets here. good, back toward the colder states, of the great lakes, this is strictly been a

teetered on the. see and the euro it says came under. today the zone the economy is growing again and for some that's thanks to austerity germany as the plot's biggest economy the largest contributor to bailouts and therefore the loudest voice. but since the departure of all gun shy will austerity policies have lost their biggest champion. now with the expected departure of the uk france wants to bring the group closer together by integrating policies and decisions across eurozone states. that will.. the new president must be willing to work deeply on the year resign in order to strengthen its secondly among his task that will also be the conclusions of the greek program. third points and it's essential for me is the work to reinforce the democratic responsibility of the eurogroup. icn. portugal's socialist finance minister mario's and ten of the blocks new leader has a lot on his plate. well the china our canadian prime minister justin trudeau was on a visit focused on trade between the two nations. on monday to go and chinese premier l

watch as this truck teeters at the edge of an overpass. another went right into this icy pond. this is how you play football in whiteout conditions. see what we can expect today. >>> "property brothers" scam. a warning for fans of the hit tv show. how they're being targeted and how they could get ripped off. >>> would you try pink toast or mushroom coffee? the creative food options now being called trend setters. >>> good morning. an election showdown watched around the world. >> with only one day until the special election that decides the next senator, roy moore has granted a rare tv interview to address the sexual misconduct claims against him and president trump has now recorded a robo call for the moore campaign. this as liberal groups across the country pour money into the get out the vote campaign. abc's serena marshall joins us with new details on this crucial race. good morning, serena. >> reporter: good morning, kendis, diane. the high stakes election just 24 hours away and as seen by many as not just a referendum on the president but the republican party fractured ov

tina: i think the big risks are nezuela, it has been teetering on the verge. see a decline, is there change in the administration there, that will be something we are watching closely. and iran, if donald trump moves forward with its plans to into the deal with iran, we could see what happens to that agreement. joe: are things looking bright for u.s. shale? tina: they are and you are doing your a most to lock in the prices if you are a producer. and so what we are talking about is, we have heard the mantra of shale should live within its cash flow and we are seeing it sink in a little bit more, but the rig count has increased more than 40% this year, so they are putting capital to work looking for more oil. it has plateaued a little bit, which gives people hope that they will be more disciplined. ipo, willthe iran go it happen next year -- aramco ipo, what happened next year? tina: the saudis are adamant that it will happen, but there is a lot to be done before it is listed in the next year. the first thing we will watch closely is what location they pick for

you as a spy dia of my mom isn't teeter on the. deck so i said tom none and. done business do asked my own. yeah yeah but will before have to sit in angst all of us must have to and he must i must leave one hundred on us and just when he's been us leave it to me here on survived. for a few more i didn't have i went to the top and up the gutters come out well up was in the sun so the markets might advise us nish them drive us machine shop why i'm not going about that i am stupid of it's done by shamefully and asked if listen if it's vital getting so big man with the stuff so i went along a good sample nastiest as ever. need me but no i don't have one article sent to hugh for that he was there as i was. and that's all i know mom . was almost enough as all told. it's still tuesday and. you have to in comp. i think i think you do have to. be being creative all the time is fabulous but sometimes you go to my studio and i look at my blank computer screen and i think i know what you know when where do i start because as artists you're not trying to compete with other

iceland for eighty percent of the banking system collapsed and even more so in greece where the state teetered on the brink of bankruptcy.

where eighty percent of the banking system collapsed and even more so in greece where the state teetered on the brink of bankruptcy. with the crisis of public debt skyrocketed as did household overindebtedness a veritable scourge that would affect one person in twenty in europe especially in the u.k. . five years the guy me and my husband split up and i actually kicked my husband out and missed out a big impact on my children so i think at the time that and i had a lot of making up to to them and at the time i thought that the way i needed to make up.

a driver is recovering from a "terrifying ordeal" which saw his van teeter over the edge of a busy motorwaye aim in west yorkshire. it's thought the icy conditions caused the accident shortly before six yesterday morning. pc martin willis tweeted about how he'd to grab the vehicle to stop it swaying in the wind. well, wind. what's going on? mocking lorries of bridges. helen has the latest and can tell is whether this sort of thing is going on. that looked ever so scary and it has been very cold this weekend. but today we have seen things gradually turn milder. a thought of some of the snow lying across north—eastern parts of the uk. tomorrow, a little more of this. this was ramsgate in kent before the sun went down. tomorrow, more sunshine and milder air particularly across the south and east where it is still quite bracing outside. we have this cloud tumbling southwards bringing light drizzle. it will be a bit murky. the main travel hazard will be built fog. it will slowly clear from scotland. the chance of a little bit of frost in the glens. but temperatures rise as it continues its progr

, the teetering tax plan right now seems like mr. senator corker have come back in favor now. so the word, teeter, is an old norse word meaning to shake or to shiver, okay? titra, t-i-t-r-a, the verbal form. >> something paul ryan has been doing for several months now >> that's right. >> trying to get this passed. >> the "e" is europe and japan, and i think people can take some money this year and put it into europe, japan, and maybe even some emerging markets. from a valuation standpoint, from a growth standpoint, and from a moderate interest rates, low interest rates they're not raising them as fast over there as they are here. >> right. >> good place to put some more money. take it out of the u.s., put some over there, japan and europe and the "s" is -- >> solid and synchronized data. >> solid and synchronized data and there basically you see all of the engines china, japan, europe, and italy right now, for example, italy's back to 23 million employed. they've added 2 million people to the job rolls in the last two years. >> right

. >> by the time andrea met him, he had a history of breakdowns and was teetering on the edge of having another one according to his defense. hemy's fascination became a -- began as a fantasy, something to help him escape his troubled life, but the workplace infatuation soon became something much darker. hemy's confidant said that it looked like andrea would wind him up, turn him hot and then cold. >> she treated him like a yo-yo. she would have him all the way at the top and say this is the greatest and we're soulmates and having a great time out of town and then coming back in town and texting him and saying, we can only have a business relationship. we can no longer do this. >> defense expert dr. adriana flores says this i don't -- yo-yo affect strengthened the delusions that hemy was having and in this altered state he would listen to andrea complain about rusty, how the children were shying away from him. >> their conversation or communication was saturated with discussions of the children, saturated with andrea sneiderman's complaints about her relationship with her husband. >> he

plessy put out a lot of videos which are very good and teeter totter you know if you want to get more of a technical thing has got some really great. you know videos out there and so what do you think is going to be the next stage in this ride. you know more philosophically speaking what are we going to see the next couple years as as the money becomes of napster ised as money is taken from the central banks the central banks get we don't need and so what does that mean i mean we talk about people's individual sovereignty we get data but what does it mean when i go go in without a little bit i mean that's going to change the game significantly so you know we're all. ready at a point where there are so many honey pots out there because now this this digital money is a lot more tempting for hackers to try to get to because once they get it no one can take it away from them we're going to i think see some you know innovative new types of criminal activity and we're going to see some innovative new types of commerce and regular interaction from an economic standpoint so i'm very intereste

with the economic policies of the left and it's proven very effective i think the idea the kind of teetering on the age of sort of mass programs which if you listen to what things all the time that's the impression you get is just completely wrong and alarmist and and i also think it's very damaging it's damaging to you know if you are a young british muslim and you and you listen to the people like sasha was saying about the age of islamophobia it's going to it's going to make you worried about joining the mainstream of your society about applying for the job ok so let me take a course and so on so let me take the point that david raises about you know especially minorities see this at all you exaggerating all you alarmist you said recently you suggested recently that such a white nationalism is a threat to the west and to europe it's a bigger threat that even quote unquote jihad is terrorism now david would say that is the exact alarmism he's talking about i would argue that white nationalists are a threat to this country the united states and to many european countries because they can pr

. >> narrator: mankind teeters precariously on the brink of a thermal nuclear war. >> anthony: the missileanned by the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> anthony: and this guy, always in the fatigues, underlining

a driver is recovering from a "terrifying ordeal" which saw his van teeter over the edge of a busy motorway called to the scene on the northbound carriageway of the aim in west yorkshire. it's thought the icy conditions caused the accident shortly before six yesterday morning. pc martin willis tweeted about how he had to grab the vehicle to stop it swaying in the wind. with all the sport here's mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. it's a case of so near, and yet so far, for england's rugby league team. once again, it's australia who are world champions, after they won the final 6—0 in brisbane. however, england had several chances to win, and pushed the hosts all the way, as adam wild reports. sometimes you have to go a long way to prove just how far you have come. for england the first rugby league world cup final in more than 20 yea rs, world cup final in more than 20 years, but against australia in australia. for those in white there is no tougher test. england hope for glory, australia expects. from the very first this was always a battle, brutal at times. the stakes so

every time we debate it seems like you are teetering. am i misreading it? jesse a shot. ie want to hear what he thinks. >> kimberly: it doesn't change her mind. >> juan: it hasn't. to me, it's interesting because i am pretty conservative on a lot of issues. we talked about churchgoing or you talk about family values. i could go on. especially now, the lack of outreach, lack of awareness, the arguments that tend to be so racially charged turn me off. >> jesse: that was depressing. kimberly. >> kimberly: i don't really feel like i should or have any interest in doingou that.s, i feel like i already jumped coasts. >> jesse: you already switched. >> kimberly: not really, no. >> jesse: did you have to be a little bit liberal when you are married to that really radical mayor out west? >> kimberly:r not really. >> dana: never thought about it. >> jesse: never, ever? >> dana: know. i am who i am. i am fair. i feel a little apolitical now. if you are to ask me my gut instinct on a lot of issues, i believe that way. >> jesse: greg. green party? >> greg: i don't belon

. >> narrator: mankind teeters precariously on the brink of a thermal nuclear war. >> anthony: the missile crisis. duck and cover. hide under your desk, kids, cover yourselves with wet newspaper, because we're all going to die. >> narrator: the flames of crisis burn far stronger, fed and fanned by the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> anthony: and this guy, always in the fatigues, underlining with every appearance that we were two nations in a never-ending state of war. >> president obama: today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ >> anthony: cuba has been sitting here 55 years now, half an hour away, basically giving the biggest superpower in the world the stiff middle finger. 50-plus years of animosity, embargo, rationing, and fi

redskins begin final courtier of season with little to play for teetering on precipice of playing hardnd planning for an event full off season. >> without a doubt everybody is dispointed without aquestion. and we deposit play well against dallas that's disappointing and we like the fourth quarter of season leftp and i have a bunch of guys out here competing and play hard no matter what the situation. we put ourselves in this spot and now we need to get o ourselves out ever the spot and we went out and rests of the season and everything goes itself and who knows >> who knows. >> long snappers really get ntsd when they do it's usually bad. bad snap, false start, redskins long staper gets rare recognition nominated for nfl man of the year award recognizing off the field chaitable efforts and sunburn was noticed for loads of love program installing washers and driers in d.c. schools to serve students that lack clean clothes. >> i couldn't believe there could be a solution to this giant countrywide program possibly so simple. so i figured why not. why not try it. we owe it to our kids in ou

some of the passenger cars teetering over the busy freeway. >> now listen to what it was like for survivors on the train in the moments just after it crashed. >> that woman was so distraught that when the dispatcher asked her her age, she said "i don't know how i am, i'm sorry." nobody on the freeway was seriously hurt. the day after the accident, authorities released the call made by the engineer operating train. he described cars everywhere and multiple injuries. according to federal investigators, the engineer was not on his cell phone at the time of the accident but he was training a conductor on the new route and he may have been distracted. that is just one be possibility, rick. could take more than a year to understand why the train derailed. >> rick: claudia cowan in los angeles. thank you. cameras are everywhere watching every move in obvious plays like casinos, airports and banks. we have them in our homes and drones and phones ready for the right moment. caroline shively has a look at some of the caught on camera moments of 2017. >> it was a year filled with instagram-worthy mome

the redskins begin the final quarter of th little to play for teetering on either trying to play spoilerh or packing it in and planning for what is sure to be an eventful off season >> without a doubt everybody is disappointed. we have the fourth quarter left and i have a bunch of guys that will compete and play hard no matter what the situation. >> we put ourselves in the spot. now we have to get ourselves out of the spot. we went out rest of the season, everything takes care of itself. who knows? >> who knows? long snappers he rarely get noticed. when they do, it's usually bad. a bad snap. a false start, this week, redskins long snapper nick sun bird got the repair recognition good for snappers he was nominated foreman of the year award which recognizes off the field chartible efforts, he was nominated off his loads of love programming where he's installing washers and admires students that lack clean clothes >> i couldn't believe there could be a solution to this giant country-wide problem that was possibly so simple. and so i just figured, why not try? like, we owe it to, you know, o

i don't know how long he practiced that and is not afraid to be on a school bus teetering on a buildingnice. >>> the phillies hosted a holiday celebration. the phillies ball girls and santa claus gave holiday treats to the little sisters of the poor and senior residents at holy family home. activities and music helped to put the finishing touches on the christmas tree by adding philly flair. what do you think? hey, think ben will like it? yeah, was i the only one hearing the angelic music? i'm serious, i never know what to get him. just tell me you got him fios too. sigh. mrs. layne, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that, plus this sick console, he'll be like whaaaaaattt. your new tech is best on the 100% fiber optic network. so get fios. now just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. ok, so with the award-winning our customers have 24/7 access, digital id cards, they can even pay their bill- (beep) bill has joined the call. hey bill, we're just- phone: hi guys, bill here. do we have julia on the line too? 'k, well we'll just- phone: hey sorry. i had

there is a government that is teetering on the edge, if you like.nk the markets look at it and think, this is a big worry. the mpc has no other alternative than to say, we are assuming that all goes well. we have got our fingers crossed. we are hoping we are not going to have to cut interest rates to stimulate the economy. let's get real. the labor market has slowed. it is the slowest growing economy in europe. this is a big problem for the government and for the mpc, who just raised rates wrongly, in my view. danny, i was talking to johnson fan be the other day and he said brexit is not going to happen. going to dragre on and on. could that possibly be the case? do think so.i i think the move away from hard brexit is probably -- is probably pretty apparent. certainly, the view of what is ireland, the fact that you cannot really have a hard border -- you certainly cannot have your cake and eat it, as boris johnson once. yes, i think we are going to see these negotiations dragging on. the government does not seem to have a plan. the supposedly the od

like every time we debate, it seems like you're teetering. you start agreeing with me.ay, i thought i was right. >> you know, i give jesse a shot every time. i want to hear what he thinks. >> well, it doesn't change your mind. >> well, it hasn't -- >> yet. >> okay. to me, this is an interesting question because i am pretty conservative on a lot of issues. before, we talked about church-going, familyç values -- >> school choice. >> i could go on, but, you know, it's always that i, especially now, the lack of outreach, the the lack of awareness, the arguments that tend to be so racially charged just turn me off. >> that was depressing. kimberly? >> yeah. i don't really feel like i should or have any interest in doing that, you know? i feel like i already jumped coasts, you know? >> you already switched. >> not really, no. because i was always what i am per se. >> did you have to be a little liberal when you were married to that really radical mayor out west? >> not really. >> no? >> just ask him. >> okay. what about you? >> never thought about it. switching. >> never? >>

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: at this delta check-in counter, just as frustrations teetered toward crescendo -- >> the sound of strings, a man with his bow and violin breaking into christmas carols to bring a smile to someone he saw could use one. >> one of my fellow passengers started to cry because their flight was canceled yesterday and they had to go hours, so i said let me see what i can do. >> many in this long line at reagan's delta baggage drop-off and this one snaking in front of check-in are passengers whose flight status this morning are in limbo. >> my son is flying to atlanta or was or i don't know. it is so confusing. >> reporter: sunday's power blackout in atlanta's airport, the nation's busiest forced delta alone to ground some 300 flights today, many early flights. >> we're trying to start a family vacation and we have to deal with this. >> what's this been like? >> stressful. beyond stressful. i just want to get home. >> tara and her 8-month-old baby girl shia were supposed to be in the atlanta area by now, but it could be closer to tomorrow. add to that, she's down to a few b

obamacare is teetering. things are failing that obama put in place.stand that i think we are assigning too much value to obama's opinion in an interview on this. that's what i really think. i think let it play out. some people will take it one way or another. let it just move on to something that matters. sounds like -- got hurt. >> david: how do you get hurt by someone typing something. >> one of the dereks and successes. >> maria, i have a question for you though. this isn't the first time. even though he didn't name president trump, why have seen president obama be critical of the current president president trump. so why is obama not paying that same respect that we saw from george w. bush. >> george w. bush is criticizing president trump. >> obama's term and let him be president. why isn't president obama letting president trump be president? >> david: ego. >> all else being equal. avoided criticizing president trump. he purposefully avoids talking about him by name. in terms of this interview. we all probably have been bullied or harassed or thr