that's gypsum rock. >> reporter: chief of interpretation here at white sands, becky. >> you can easilyem with fingernails. it's soft, and it breaks down. you can see what you have in your hand, al. it's starting to make sand. >> reporter: now that we know where the sand comes from, we need to know how to navigate it. using something called desert markers. >> becky, why are these so important when you're hiking this trail? >> if we look around, it is a changing landscape. we had high winds a couple days ago, and it would wipe out any physical trail we put on the ground. like hiking through the forest, there is the trail, we know where to go. we don't have it out in the dunes. we have these red posts that show you where the trail is. >> do you have situations where people will be walking on what they think is the trail and then they'll see something beautiful and say, let's look at that. next thing you know, they can't find one of these? >> it happens. we get people lost out here. beautiful sunset. i see the marker, i'll go over here and get this perfect shot. they turn around, it's gett

new mexico's white sands national monument. dunes of pure gypsum make it one of the most beautiful places on earth. 275 square miles. >> this is the mineral gypsum. it's in the mountains all around here. it flakes off and creates this incredible landscape that only exists, at least in this size, here in this place. >> it's a baby in geological terms, only about 4,000 or 7,000 years old. >> just a teenager. >> yeah. >> matt and i will show celebration of 100 years of the national park service rolls on. savannah? >> al, i heard matt picked up a shiny black rock yesterday. can you tell me about that? >> well, it wasn't quite -- it wasn't quite shiny. he said, oh, look at this stone. picks it up and realizes -- oh, my gosh, that's a terd! as we all know our friend, he immediately starts wiping his hands on my jacket. >> i thought i had found a new desert mineral. >> oh, it was fantastic. >> turned out it was left by something else. >> we miss everything good. >> that's the best. >> have your matt. >> i have my sources, matt. >> hav

"at white sands, new mexico the huge missile takes off." plus-the birth of music on the go and the cassette player and later the death of revolutionary musician, bob marley and the inauguration of a leader who represented equality worldwide. it's all today as we look back on this week on "through the decades." on this week on "through the decades." introduced as the latest and greatest sony product this week in 1975, betamax was supposed to change the course of t-v viewing forever...instead, while it may have won an important battle in the supreme court, the video cassette recorder ultimately lost the war to its competition. "the television age has spawned a new electronic gadget and it in turned has spawned a legal hassle." "ron flagg owns a home video tape recorder. it's called the sony betamax and as ron demonsrates the device allows him to watch programs he's recorded earlier whenever he wants to. the movie, airport '75 for instance." "the machine can also record one television broadcast, while it plays back a different onwhet announced

. >>> this morning on "today," matt and al are live in new mexico, a breathe taking tour, the white sand national monument. >>> in sports, charles barkley calling the best game of this season's playoffs, steph curry making his much awaited return, but coming off the bench for the first time in 359 games. portland in control early, but back-up point guard shaun livingston gets thrown out. that forced curry into more minutes. three to send the game to overtime. and the extra period could be renamed steph cur show. he scored an nba record, 17 points in the overtime, finishing with an amazing 40 points in his return. golden states take a commanding 3-1 series lead. trying to even with toronto, miami trailing, dwayne wade, sending the game to overtime. and in the extra with miami up, even the ball needed a rest. >> 89-85, heat. dwayne wade! >> luckily for the heat, most of their shots managed to go through the basket and they take it 94-87. >>> washington nationals reportedly agreed to a $175 million, seven year contract. the deal is the largest ever for a player returning from surgery. >>> h

♪ stand by me matt and al are live in new mexico where they take on a breath taking tour of the white sandsational monument. a celebration of 100 years in national parks today. >>> in sports. charles best game of this season's playoffs. the warriors taking on the blazers in portland. steph curry making his much-awaited return to the court from a knee injury and coming off the bench in 359 games. portland was in control early but a turning point before halftime. sean livingston is thrown out for a no-call and under a minute to go, curry finds harrison barnes for the three to send the game to overtime. the extra period could be renamed the steph curry show. he scored an nba record 17 points in the overtime, finishing with an amazing 40 points in his return. golden state takes a commanding 3-1 series lead. >>> to south beach now. miami trying to even the series with toronto. miami trailing the thunder with under 20 seconds to go, dwyane wade with a strong drive to the rim for the finger roll. that sent the game to overtime. the third in four games of a series and in the extra with miami up, ev

mostly locals, a few clued-in visitors, white sand, clear, warm water, and of course, local food. >>. >> anthony: cynthia and dennis run this place and come highly recommended. i'm told this is the spot for the classic gotta-have-it or you really ain't been to jamaica, ackee and salt fish. salt cod, rehydrated and cooked with ackee, a local fruit that happens to be toxic if you don't handle it right. now, they say best ackee and salt fish. >> cynthia: in jamaica. >> anthony: anywhere. and yeah, also some banana. >> joy: delicious. >> anthony: that is delicious. >> joy: yeah. >> anthony: cynthia's friends joy and margery also have little restaurants or food stalls on the beach and they tell me that here, too, it's in danger of redevelopment. that all this might disappear into the ever-churning wheel of, well -- ♪ ooh ooh waa ♪ ooh ooh waa ♪ ooh ooh >> cynthia: winnifred beach is a public beach. it has been one of the best beach in jamaica. the beach was left to give the poor people of jamaica. >> anthony: so the government takes it over, supposedly to make it a public space, but they

. >> we have nice white sands here, and the beach is usually beautiful, so it's -- >> reporter: did not meet expectations? >> no, the sun will bleach it out or mix in, but i hope it looks like our old beach again. >> reporter: in fact, that's what toms river officials say will happen whiling did does not match the sand that was here. it is sand, though it looks like clay, comes from a new jersey quarry, the staining is temporary, told it will not last. as for the kids who have found the artificial dunes to be like big sand piles, they, clearly have no problem with staining or coloring or clumping. >> it's softer than the normal sand, and we love running down the dunes and jumping off in it. it's so much fun. >>> up next at 6:00, tragedy in a local churchment tonight, the latest on the search for the driver involve the in a deadly hit-and-run. >>> well, before you meek the pool or barbecue plans, let's see what's in store for the long weekend. >>> plus, when will an iconic restaurant reopen at the jersey shore? find out next on npc 10 news at 6:00. >>> . >>> right now at 6:00, the ocean

looking for any area where the ground or the white sand beach looked disturbed. >> we took cadaver dogsup and down the beach. we used ground-penetrating radar, checked various spots on the beach just trying to find skeletal remains. >> reporter: to no avail. and in november 2009, the first anniversary of whatever it was that happened, on the beach sabina loved they had a little memorial. husband tom tossed a flower wreath into the surf. >> there was no hope. we knew. she was gone. she was no longer alive. >> reporter: but apparently the life insurance company wasn't so sure. and right around the time of that memorial service at the beach, tom went to court to take the first step to get that money. wasn't it tom who petitioned the court to declare her dead? >> yes. >> reporter: if she's declared dead, he gets a lot of insurance money. >> correct. >> reporter: he gets the ownership outright of the motel. >> correct. >> reporter: yes, that. funny, tom had told the detectives before he'd held a $100,000 policy on sabina. but when he filed papers to declare her dead, it turned out there was

you have beautiful white sand dunes, kayaks that you can go through inlets and explore.ry buffs. there are two military forts, 18th century lighthouses and a war cemetery. >> lovely. number three -- i find this intriguing because the population is just 2,000. it's martha, texas, and it's a world-class art hub? >> yes. donald jud in the '70s brought amazing installation arts. it's a hub. people come from all over to see the art. there's plenty more to do. there's the martha book company which has plenty of events throughout the jeer year. then a new hotelle george, 55 rooms. the nicest stay in martha. there's original artwork hanging all over the hotel. >> i've also -- martha is on a lot of lists. people say there's good food. >> great food. there's tacos del norte, amazing, good, cheap. just really great eats. >> february your, grande marey, minnesota? >> if you're a city slicker like me looking for a small town to forget about the hustle and bustle, this is the place. on lake superior, surrounded by natural landscapes. >> wow. >> yes, there's an art colony where you can

incidents with a fence jumper and in 2011 someone shot a gun at the white house, striking the white house fa sand the windows. that -- white house facade and the windows. this is maybe them reacting quickly to what may or may not have been a serious threat. michelle: thank you, scott. jonathan: we are also following breaking news this afternoon coming to us from metro. general manager paul wiedefeld just fired 20 managers. this comes just two program is set to begin. transportation reporter brianne carter covering metro live from the rosslyn station. this was a big move. brianne: absolutely! this is the official memo released by the general manager this afternoon saying he fired 20 managers. seven of them senior managers. and a third from the rail side of this system. now this, of course, comes days after he had that major manager meeting. 650 managers gathered together where he laid out his expectations moving forward. he said that this is all part of the restructuring that first began with the operation restructuring we saw months ago. back in march. with the officials that were directly report

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he's been to white sands, now we're sending him to prison. he's in front of alcatraz this morning. hey, al. >> hey, gu. feared prisons in the world, from 1934 to 1963. alcatraz federal penitentiary. ten years later, 1973, becomes a national park. now, it's just unbelievable to see how popular it is. we'll have a complete tour coming up a little later. guys? >> al, see you in a little bit. >>> we want to start with our top story. the breaking news in massachusetts, where authorities are investigating a stabbing rampage at a mall and a home near boston. nbc's joe fryer has the latest on all this. joe, what happened? >> good morning, matt. police are trying to figure out what drove a man to go on this wild stabbing spree. it started at a nearby home and ended here at the mall. in all, three people are dead, including the attacker. >> reporter: inside this shopping mall, a grizzly scene. two people viciously stabbed, the attacker brought down by a bullet from an off duty sheriff deputy's gun. >> ift his heroic actions, there could have been more loss of life this evening. >> reporter:

. >> so tomorrow, matt takes us to one of the great natural wonders, the white sands national monumentlsbad caverns national park. >> one dynamic duo. >>> coming up next, tom brokaw gets personal. he opens up about his cancer battle. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. >>> we're back at 8:46 with our friend tom brokaw. he's been a trusted voice, covering some of the world's biggest stories. >> when the time came for tom to cover his battle with cancer, he did what he knows best, writing about his diagnosis and what he's learned about it. the book "a lucky life interrupted" is being released in paper back. good morning. >> morning, guys. >> everybody wants to know how you're doing and how you're feeling. you're looking good. >> if i look good now, i looked good before i had cancer, everybody would have cancer. it never goes away. it's a non-curable but highly treatable condition. my resistance goes down with bronchitis and my defense goes down. i had to hammer it for a couple days with antib

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. >> you see this guy in the white and blue, and ends up in the sand. hang on. what happened here. back it up. i'll explain to it you using the movie "top gun." >> the guy in the red and yellow, this is ice man and the guy here with the white and blue, this is maverick. watch here. he slides behind the jet wash. yeah. >> you can see his wing already deflating. >> exactly. this person in the red has just taken off. and the turbulence behind his wing this, is where he's in a flat. fwoos is not doing too well. >> may day. >> he lose altitude and ends up in the beach. >> don't go too close behind somebody as they take off because this could happen to you. >>> i don't think trial by fire applies better to anybody than a firefighter. no better way to learn what you do than to go straight into the belly of the beast. the firefighters using the fire. it's basically the action cam of firefighters. they have two one at the front of the helmet, one in the back. classic case of what firefighters call it roll over. you see it rolling over the ceiling. >> that's a classic case of what you call a

uh-uh saw the way in which the -- i saw the way in which absorption to whiteness and then after 9/11 sand nigger, and they got demonized, and now joined those of us who have been terrorized. so my point is when we think about this in the collective, obama failed us the that degree. smart as he is. and he's half white. you know, is and he knew what upset white america, and he deferred to it in a way that disallowed him. he not only failed black america, he failed white america too. to have them own up to their traditions and their trajectories. and when he does get out of office, i hope he has a successful career, i hope we continue to love him. but he will not have the bully pulpit that he has right now in the remaining months. i don't expect him to paint the white house black, but red, black and green would be beautiful. laugh half. [applause] >> thank you, mike dyson. don't forget books on sale, book signing to follow. thank you all for coming out this evening. >> let's give a big hand for the conversation. [applause] >> that concludes booktv's coverage of the 2016 national black writer

sanders and hillary clinton continue to spar, donald trump, looking ahead to the fall white house race and military affairs. sand across san wack keen valley, covering the woes, poverty rates. back east, donald trump was a draw at washington dc's role thunder rally on stage trump tackle issues like veteran services and the military. the annual rolling thunder event welcomed thousands of motorcyclists for the holiday weekends though trump now counts 12 hundred 39 delegates enough to win his party's nomination, he still campaigning, part of that was to include debate with sanders for charity, but trump pulled out on cbs "face the nation", sanders reacted, and trump spokeswoman defends that cancellation. should debate virtually on every i shall he's been asked about. >> now secure enough delegates the republican nominee, doesn't make sense any more,. >> clinic toss happened women campaign offers, down to the wire campaigning contest pole showed yet another potential neck and neck race for sanders and clinton in california. trump is back in new york tomorrow, for press event. brooke and jill, back into you. >> thank

york, the clinton library penthouse in little rock, the great fleshpots of asia and sands of malibu, anywhere but the white to the nation's cranky first female president. men don't do that. over the years, watching them engage the crowds on their separate stages, we're reminded this marriage has been a protracted series of public betrayals, reunions, and long absences. if the f.b.i. charges her with criminal conduct, just imagine the poignant prison visits. to those of a certain age, bill and hillary have lurked as constant national presence. the perfect cumming of cunning to ambition. for others, they cast a dark shadow in their grubby union of corrosive greed. should she win, bill might find no golf course too far, while hillary sleep walks her way through the corridors of an empty white house. >>> a helicopter crew rescuing the pilate of a jet that crashed off the coast of north carolina. the pilot was on a training run yesterday when the aircraft apparently burst into flames hitting the water about two miles from the beach in southeastern north carolina. the pilot was able to eject before impact. offic

>>reporter: but hillary clinton's daunting delegate lead over sand isers still makes it far more likely that keeping trump from the white house will be her task this fall. in two kentucky appearances, today, she focused oon reducing child care costs. issued the clinton campaign hopes will strengthen her support in female voters. >> making our country or any community as strong as it can and should be. >>reporter: and clinton will need their support. swing state polls released today by the university shows her leading trump by one point in florida can and typically blue pennsylvania. she trails trump by 4 points in ohio. perhaps the most important swing for trump who will travel to dc on thursday to meet with speaker paul ryan, and other republican leaders as part of an ongoing, if jointed effort to unite the gop behind him. his two top rivals addressed reporter, senator marco rubio offering backing for the man he regularly called a con man. >> i find a pledge that said -- signed a pledge that said is i would support the republican nominee. >>reporter: ted cruz dodging questions about trump all together. >> what i am int

democratic party establishment up to and including people in and around the white house are start going to put tremendous pressure on sandtacking hillary clinton. >> president obama was asked about this. he mentioned the fact that we have a long primary. let the process run out. he also all but said the math is headed in one direction. i think he was hinting to bernie sanders that the end may be near for you. >> math rules. you know what else rules? babies. babies rule. thank you. thank you so much for watching the show today. happy mother's day to all the moms, mothers-in-law, my god mother, my grand mother-in-law. we love you guys all. we will be back next saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. up next, the great alex witt will talk veep stakes and what a running mate could mean for donald trump's campaign. medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems.

fear -- michael eric dyson: of fear about white america, white reprisal, what might happen, misinterpretation, and his reluctance and reticence is sanda is often a powder trade -- powder keg, and he does not want it to explode. i will say this. race will be interpreted in america. if you leave a vacuum and avoid, the wrong people will rise up to interpret it. we could have used more early on. a intelligence, passion, insight of barack obama on the issues and crises of rice and america -- of race in america. charlie: [indiscernible] michael eric dyson: [indiscernible] and who has been quite vicious and better. cornell west has been in gauging but a nastiness and a kind of unexplained animosity to the president that is personal and uncomfortable in terms of violent imagination. i have no trust with that. i'm talking about principled criticism. talking about loving criticism. even legitimate criticism. he had been auch in such bitter, nasty terms. i have nothing to do with that. -- thevista gold unprincipled criticism of the president is unhealthy for any country without which we get left -- ? arlie: foreign policy he succeeded on econo

a doctor, when are we going to tell all the white people, yellow people, and others that they are black and just discolored. they were originally black sand because of the fact they moved to different environments, they have different eating habits, and crime rates that is why they changed their color. the only way to finish the racism is to let them know they belong to the same race where we come from. >> i think what you are saying is it isn't just that we have dissected the human genome and we found 99% of the genes are similar. but it is really the one percent where there are differences. from the standpoint of the enormity of the similarities and many scientist saying we are one race, minor differences. it is like in a family. some people are taller than others so that is that variation. in a sense, race in many ways is a social construct. but the life experiences that minorities have had, say, in this country, shows some of those things that really existed before have long-lasting affects so people make assumptions this is because of the biological differences rather than socialology. it is similar to children coming from families w

white house. >> reporter: sanders in l.a. has been pushing the prospect of a trump/sande erers debate. >> every poll that you have seen in the last two months not only has us defeating donald trump but defeating him by large numbers. >> i want to debate him so badly. >> reporter: but trump is looking to raise $10 million for charity as a condition of that debate. >> and the networks want to keep the money thomeselves. that's one thing. that's a problem. >> reporter: this weekend the libertarian party will be choosing a nominee at a convention in orlando. it's getting more attention this year as anti-trump republicans continue to push for a third party option. megan hughes, abc news, washington. >>> stay on top of the late breaking developments in the race for the white house with the abc 7 news app. just downlead it for free. >>> let's taurn to the the weather now. we are heading straight into a big holiday weekend. beautiful day, live, sunny, a live look from the east bay hills camera. >> a little hazy as it w5r78s up. we have meteorologist drew tuma with a look tea weekend. >> we have' strange of really nice days shaping a

>>reporter: but hillary clinton's daunting delegate lead over sand isers still makes it far more likely that keeping trump from the whiteask this fall. in two kentucky appearances, today, she focused oon reducing child care costs. issued the clinton campaign hopes will strengthen her support in female voters. >> making our country or any community as strong as it can and should be. >>reporter: and clinton will need their support. swing state polls released today by the university shows her leading trump by one point in florida can and typically blue pennsylvania. she trails trump by 4 points in ohio. perhaps the most important swing

a doctor, when are we going to tell all the white people, yellow people, and others that they are black and just discolored. they were originally black sand because of the fact they moved to different environments, they have different eating habits, and crime rates that is why they changed their color. the only way to finish the racism is to let them know they belong to the same race where we come from. >> i think what you are saying is it isn't just that we have dissected the human genome and we found 99% of the genes are similar. but it is really the one percent where there are differences. from the standpoint of the enormity of the similarities and many scientist saying we are one race, minor differences. it is like in a family. some people are taller than others so that is that variation. in a sense, race in many ways is a social construct. but the life experiences that minorities have had, say, in this country, shows some of those things that really existed before have long-lasting affects so people make assumptions this is because of the biological differences rather than socialology. it is similar to children coming from families w

white house after a crushing defeat in the indiana primaries. donald trump is now almost certain to win the republican nomination. in canada, the entire population of an oil sands city in alberta forced to evacuate from wildfires. time now for our business news with stephen carroll. hi, stephen. you're starting with a court ruling that will dramatically change the way cigarette tax looks. stephen: to new rules will require bigger health warnings and ban flavored cigarettes. the repeating court of justice and -- it also as more regulation to the sale of electronic cigarettes. cigarettes will have to be in plain boxes with health warnings covering at least 65% of the packaging. the manufacturers argued that the rulings was disproportionate, but the court says they are in line with efforts to protect public health. genie: to china, where apple has oft the battle over the use the name "iphone." the judgments that apple had failed to prove that apple was a famous brand in china. the name was registered for handbags, mobile phone cases, and other goods. apple had applied to trademark iphone for computer and software related goods in 2002. they started selling the pro

summer light ♪ ♪ where all the colored beach balls are black and white ♪ ♪ 4 the summer parades with no street- ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 the dance floor sand feet. ♪ ♪ 4 fireworks on more than 4 by 4th of july ♪ ♪ 4 filling our hearts, our soul, our sky. ♪ ♪ 4 our 75 years of livin' 4 by 4ever ♪ >>> belgian peer is seeing postnl bail on their merger. time will tell what will happen. >>> now the eu is set to hand down a record fine to europe's largest truck maker over charms of price rigging according to the financial times. daimler, volvo, vox volkswagen and paccar are involved. >> i think the lack of reaction in the market explains that. >>> and banca carige denies report on capital increase. they have a new funding and strategic plan to introduce to the ecb this week. >>> and airbus' ceo says engine suppliers are partly to blame for the delays in the military aircraft. in an interview with the german newspaper, the airbus boss said the firm committed a, quote, cardinal sin by letting itself get pressured by european lenders into using an inexperien inexperienced company to produce the engine. >>> russian oil is just under the $150 barrel

sand tours quit the campaign. they are concerned that his presence is under mining hillary clinton's effort to focus on donald trump and keep a democrat in the white house. >>> they are mourning at temple university tonight. word came today that former president peter liacouras died yesterday after a long illness. liacouras has been credited with transforming temple from a regional commuter college into a largely residential university with increasing stature and influence. his name graces temple's basketball arena because he loved the team and he hired john cheyney. peter liacouras was 85. >>> it was a pack house at the pavilion at villanova university tonight. it was the schools 173rd commencement. the graduates listened with attention to commencement speaker george rambling and in this championship year, star player daniel ochefu was among graduates and coach jay wright was on the stage tonight. >>> your senior prom should always be a special event, and so it was for a young man tonight at central bucks south in warrington, special for him and his date. maybe even a little more special, then for most students. "action news" reporter dann cuella

white house returns to our area with a rally in atlantic city for bernie sanders. cleve bryan spoke one-on-one with the presidential hopeful. live on the boardwalk to tell us what sand hers to say. hey, cleve? >> reporter: hey, certainly did all co-to paint donald trump as an user and abuser of atlantic city, in fact, his speech at boards walk hall, well that happens right next to the now closed trump plaza casino. bernie sanders says that if you are looking for something for the little guy, he is your man. >> bernie, bernie! >> hundreds of benny sanders supporters filled the smaller boardwalk hauls two auditoriums monday morning hoping that they stay to feel the burn. bernie sanders message about taking the country's wealthy elite down a peg or two was music to the ears of atlantic city union working class. >> we will tell them as loudly and as clearly as we can. donald trump, you guys will not get it all. we're going to change this economy. we're going to create an economy that works for dishwashers, that works for waiters and waitress. >> while unemployment is down as a whole in new jersey, atlantic city and the surrounding area are still feeling the sting of for

problem in black america can be blamed on white racism, i think virginia tech would have welcomed me with open arms. >> today the president of virginia tech, timothy sandst saying there was confusion, two different faculty members invited different speakers without each other's knowledge. they apologized to jason riley for the error in judgment. and now they've reinvited jason riley to come speak at virginia tech. the school says it's committed to free speech and civil discourse. so what do you think, greg, do you believe this? >> he should turn it down, definitely. but really, you know this isn't about free speech or banning speech. it's about banning only certain kinds of speech, that students find microaggressive. against their safe spaces. and they want to get rid of standards, which is generally the first step towards fascism. once you don't have any free speech, it just becomes anarchy and people can just take over in other areas. social justice robots are scared of black men who think for themselves. i think what we need is a safe space exchange. where we take all of these frightened little students and we send them to a country where it's really

white house. it's monday, may 2nd, 2016. jobs friday again? sorkin? "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is " "squawk box." >> becky is sanding omaha with our special guest, warren buffett. let's take a quick look at the markets. u.s. equity futures at this hour. looking in the green, it's positive territory. the dow looks to open about 14 points higher. overnight in asia, markets in china and hong kong were closed for a public holiday but the story in japan was sell in may. the nikkei tumbling more than 3%. major japanese exporters sold off sharply as the yen hit a 18-month high against the dollar. and in europe, the ftse also

deficit increased the ze of the middle class the white house has a new law that could mean a bigger paycheck for a lot of people. >>reporter: when it is all sandhem by saturday will have a shot of some showers this what happened today is some uneventful into the upper teens and 20 in these blues in the cave we may have a stable and that may be possible because of these two covering you can see it as well was happened to the temperatures. >>robin winston: no major slowing living novato and aunt mary in water in san rafael and mel live in walnut creek from the six is put to lafayette is a good ride through the caldecott and to the made the net of course that is packed heading south most out of san leandro the average driver on the 30 minutes to get from to 38 to 237. >>mark: more than two on the people have been killed and isis attacks in that setting. >>haaziq madyun: during a recent tax conversation with self- described call girl celeste and asked if work in the occupation how she met open the cops she replied that is how she met all the to brendan o'brien who saved her from a camp will she was 17 additional to say this about the number of als

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