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Spain's total number of coronavirus cases rose to 85,195 on Monday from 78,797 on Sunday, the country's health ministry said, as the infections surpassed those reported in China, at 81,470 according to the latest data.

Those navigating 195 East between Marion and Wareham during the Friday morning commute may have experienced a traffic jam. The apparent cause of the backup was a car fire.
At 7:40 a.m. on Jan. 10, Massachusetts State Police responded to reports of a disabled vehicle in the left travel lane of 195 eastbound west of the rest area in Wareham, a state police spokesman told WBSM.
A tower and cruiser were dispatched to the scene to aid a 2002 Subaru Legacy, but when police arrived, they discovered that the vehicle was on fire.
The fire was extinguished, and the vehicle was removed. A 24-year-old male operator from New Bedford escaped injury.

It’s a big day for the guy who wants to build R.I.’s tallest skyscraper
By Dan McGowan Globe Staff,September 25, 2019, 9:21 a.m.
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championship. 40 minutes separates the winner from the loseer. louisville is a slight favor. but don, it is college basketball, anything can happen. >> going to be great. thank you, joe. beyonce and jay-z are raising eyebrows. that story is straight ahead. first, looking back at what people say is the forgoton war. and the complexities of the korean war and how its outcome contributes to today's crisis in north korea. >> reporter: the korean war was a kpcomplicated start since 195. whether the divide created in world war ii. spurring world powers to join the fight and in short order almost 2 million american troops found themselves facing little known enemies in a little known land.

they & lawyers are asking for sanctions against prosecutors for violation of discovery rules. 17 months and counting, that's m months the number of foreclosures has fallen. 55,000 foreclosures done, down 16% from march 2012 core logic measures these numbers. in nearly all of them, things are getting better. the food and drug administration looking into an unlikely assortment of snacks that contain added caffeine. this as wrigley is introducing a product called alert energy gum. officials are watching how newly caffeinated products such as gum, potato chips and jelly beans are being marketed and a list of possible safety concerns. last time the fda gave approval for added caffeine in food or drink was in the 195 0z and that was for colas. have you seen or heard anything like this?

room to try to settle a dispute over sports memorabilia he wanted back. >> we were robbeded a gun point. >> reporter: simpson was secretly recorded during the n confrontation which back a part of the testimony. simpson's new lawyers will argue their client was so horribly represented in that kidnapping trial he deserves a new trial and freedom. >> we firmly believe he did not get a fair trial. i think that's going to bear out during the hearing. we want the judge to take a fresh look at this, what should have been presented before, what wasn't presented, what was said, what wasn't said. >> reporter: simpson is expected to take the witness stand this week, something he never did in the las vegas kidnapping trial or his sensational televised trial in 195. where he was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend, ronald goldman. other witnesses expected this week are now retired prosecutors

officially closed by portuguese police back in 2008, but now scotland yard, the british police, they're taking another look at madeleine's disappearance. rome bureau chief bobby, joins us. bobby, you've been following this extensively for years. fresh eyes, if you like, and those eyes saw some things. >> that's exactly right. they turned up about 195 leads that the portuguese police apparently didn't follow-up on. at the time of madeleine's disappearance the portuguese police were very focused on the parents as a primary suspect. as a result, at least according to the british detective on this case, they really overlooked a lot of potential testimony and things, evidence that could have led to the real kidnappers in this case. now, at this point over the weekend scotland yard detectives in operation called operation grange which is what the review of the portuguese police case is

obama of betraying his promise to help the city rebuild. 15 people died and dozens of homes left in ruins. the world's tallest twisted tower was inaugurated in dubai today. it's just over 1,000 feet tall and 195 apartments. in australia, a woman's attempt to be the first attempt to swim from cuba to florida is over. chloe mccardell ended the attempt after 11 hours after a debilitating jellyfish sting. slgz >> ariel castro was back in court today. and we'll talk to a therapist who helped victim jaycee dugard. anyone have occasional constipation,

case and the defense attorney will lay out their case for the next several days calling witnesses in to explain george zimmerman's side of the story. >> all right, george, the table is set down there. let us know when it gets under way and we'll come back to you. thank for the reporting. >> absolutely. big economic news. the june jobs report just out. you actually just had the phone to your ear. >> literally. >> what is the news for june? >> 195,000 jobs added in june. unemployment rate essentially unchanged at 7.6%. guys, this is absolutely stellar. a lot better than what we anticipated. we only anticipated about 155,000. bear in mind anything over 200,000 is pretty phenomenal. now it is all about how the market is going to react to this. we know that good economic news means that the markets may pull back. is this the end of stimulus? >> come back in with us. 195, to me, that sounds like a big number. more than we had expected. >> it's way more. the top expectations are around

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should be, about in october, november of kindergarten. >> kinder garden, levon is nearly two full years behind. >> levon. >> to get on level, he needs to cram three years of learning into 195 days of 2nd grade. it may seem impossible. >> question mark. >> you knew it was that bad? >> i didn't know it was exactly that bad. i had been helping him at home. >> levon's mother, erica, says she's been teaching levon and reading with him since he was a baby. but since kindergarten, school has been a tortureous experience. >> the teacher said i'm one teacher with 26 students. have you considered holding levon back? holding him back is not going to help him. helping him now will help him.

>> one, two, three, four. >> so it must be? >> four. >> excellent. should we try a really long one? no? >> essentially, he is where he should be, about in october, november of kindergarten. >> kinder garden, levon is nearly two full years behind. >> levon. >> to get on level, he needs to cram three years of learning into 195 days of 2nd grade. it may seem impossible. >> question mark. >> you knew it was that bad? >> i didn't know it was exactly that bad. i had been helping him at home. >> levon's mother, erica, says she's been teaching levon and reading with him since he was a baby. but since kindergarten, school has been a torturous experience. >> the teacher said i'm one teacher with 26 students.

let me ask you about philadelphia in your home state. according to the latest numbers, premiums are not going down, a single 27-year-old on the bronze plan, who wasn't likely willing to pay $73 before obama care will not be mandated to pay $195. why are young people being unfairly targeted to pay for older folks? >> here's what's going to happen with young people. if they sign up in big numbers, which is one of the efforts undertaken by the administration, this is going to work. 9 math on this will work. >> it's a big if. >> i think they will sign up. they need health care, and i think they care about -- >> but they were going to pay -- >> those numbers are before subsidies. >> but that's not going to close the gap. >> here's the problem. i hear the message about repeal, repeal, repeal, repeal. that's all there is, right? one consequence. >> repeal and replace. >> is the problem, sax by, you

but if enough democrats didn't vote in favor of it. >> right. >> 200 democrats, 233 republicans. over the weekend, 195 voting members. >> right. >> they did sign a letter suggesting they would vote that way. maybe not all of them would. there are some democrats ideologically don't like that funding number. then you need close to 30 republicans. right now if there's a dozen or two dozen it would still be tenuous. >> as nancy pelosi said last week, look, our folks don't like this number. we're already giving on this number. it inflates many of the cuts we didn't like so we've already negotiated effectively. and we have said yes. they don't like it, particularly, the left wing of the party. they don't like it. nancy pelosi doesn't like it but they've already committed. they've said 195 of them --

>> that doesn't necessarily mean they'll vote that way. >> no, but if push came to shove and they needed the votes and if they thought republicans would provide those 20 to 25, whatever they need, then i think you'd have to say they would do it. because they're whole thing is we don't want the government to shut down. they could always argue, we're going to come back and deal with those budget issues at some later date. >> is it for sure, dana, i know you've been counting the democrats. 195 democrats at least would vote in favor of what we're calling this clean bill? >> well, they signed a letter suggesting that that's exactly what they would do. and the democratic leadership forced that. i mean, they got this letter going. and to pass it around to prove that very thing. so, presumably, they would vote the way they said they would in this letter, that they released over the weekend. but one thing i think is also important to point out, wolf, is that obviously, the government