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at the close of play on day four they“re 164 for 3. patrick gearey reports. whatever secret strategy india were concocting on day four it needed to work and fast. this was a start. 0ut, work and fast. this was a start. out, but with india at nearly 300 runs behind they needed to keep moving at least more than cameron green did. he was bowled in slow motion. meanwhile, the temperature at the oval was rising and so to australia's lead. they breezily batted themselves clear, sapping india“s energy. 143 ahead when captain was out. india“s turn now. the decisive knock of the match. initially they responded positively. as it seems did she! the india“s

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Scientists Identify The Fastest-Growing Black Hole Ever Found in The Recent Universe

A supermassive black hole growing so fast it shines 7,000 times brighter than the entire Milky Way has just been found, hiding in plain sight.

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Man killed after vehicle goes off highway at base of Cuesta Grade

Fire crews are at the scene of an overturned vehicle off the road near the base of Cuesta Grade Thursday morning.

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CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell

and that's tonight's cbs evening news, for norah o'donnell, i'm major ga ett i >> judge judy: you didn't pay for the vacation? >> i did not. >> judge judy: she was going to pay for the vacation? >> announcer: illness forces a couple to cancel. >> judge judy: and you were smart enough, ms. navarrete, to buy travel insurance. >> announcer: but taking her refund turned her stomach. >> judge judy: how much of a check did you get, mr. javid? >> $1,144. >> judge judy: well, you didn't pay anything. are you nuts? >> no. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 24-year-old rebeca navarrete is suing her ex-boyfriend, 25-year-old mohammed javid, for money refunded from a canceled trip to italy. >> byrd: order! all rise!

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America Reports With John Roberts Sandra Smith-20211207-18:11:00

great generation earned their title. over my shoulder this is where the arizona was docked. over to my left would have been the tennessee. the maryland and over there the oklahoma. you can see it better on this map. at 7:55 a.m. sunday morning that the japanese attack began. they focussed on the battle ships. 8 torpedoes hit the oklahoma and the arizona a bomb cut the ship in half. 1144 died and 900 sailors were never recovered. that's their resting place. utah and arizona remain where they sank and are an underwater grave. today 150 world war ii vets will be joined by 40 pearl harbor survivors to commemorate this day. many say they are living on borrowed time and recall what happened.

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The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell-20210831-05:07:00

including children and babies. 1144 allied service members, including from nato member states. 444 eight workers, and 72 journalists. the number of civilian deaths could be much larger, but that is the official number. 47,245. you can call the 20-year war america's longest war, only if you're willing to overlook the nearly 300 years of war waged against the people who were found on this continent, when the europeans arrived. americas genocidal war against native tribes it not officially end until the beginning of the 20th century. today, president biden issued a written statement saying, i want to thank our commanders at and men and women serving, further execution of the dangerous retrograde from afghanistan as scheduled in the early morning of august 30

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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt-20210831-01:44:00

withdrawal from afghanistan and the end of the military mission. >> reporter: 123,000 people flown out of the now taliban-controlled country. the taliban firing barrages of celebratory gunfire after the last aircraft departed, but not all americans were able to get out. >> the citizens that were not brought out number in the low, very low hundreds. though i believe that we're going to be able to get those people out. >> reporter: it's been two decades of military deployment. 2,461 americans killed 1,144 nato allies killed more than 48,000 afghans killed 300,000 afghan soldiers trained, only to collapse when confronted about a trillion dollars spent and more to come to care for the wounded, afghanistan handed back to the very same islamic fundamentalists the united states drove from power just weeks

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Morning Joe-20210831-11:02:00

united states citizens. chief foreign correspondent richard engel has the latest. >> reporter: united states ended its 20-year war in afghanistan with the conclusion of the largest noncombatant air lift in american history. >> i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan and the end of the military mission. >> reporter: 123,000 people flown out of the now taliban controlled country. the taliban firing barrages of gun fire after the last aircraft departed. but not all americans were able to get out. >> the citizens not brought out number in the very low hundreds. i believe that we're going to be able to get those people out. >> reporter: it's been two decades of military deployments. 2,461 americans killed. 1,144 nato allies, killed. more than 48,000 afghans killed.

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The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell-20210831-02:07:00

of afghanistan's military and police, 51,191 members of the taliban and other opposition fighters, 47,245 afghan civilians including children and babies. 1,144 allied service members including from nato member states. 444 aid workers. and 72 journalists. the number of civilian deaths could be much larger, but that is the official number, 47,245. you can call the 20-year war america's longest war only if you are willing to overlook the 300 years of war waged against the people who were found on this continent when the europeans arrived. america's genocidal war against nato tribes did not officially end until the beginning of the 20th century. today president biden issued a written statement saying, i want

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The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell-20210817-05:05:00

that of course is just an estimate. u.s. contractors, 3846. american military, 2448. allied service members, 1144. aid workers, 444. journalists, 72. the two released accurate numbers in that count are taliban in other opposition fighters, at 51,190. one an afghan civilians at 47,000 to 45. the number of civilian deaths, could be much larger. tonight, there are some american commentators, on the war in afghanistan, who are saying that we just did not kill enough people. they're saying, we should stay longer, we should stay, longer and kill as many people as it takes to control afghanistan. and presuming we control it forever. most americans, we're not yet born, the first time the united

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