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Backpacks in plain sight creating opportunity. David louie, abc7 news. Amazing to see them in action like that. Stolen cars, drugs, a gun and money were all confiscated during a big bust by an s. W. A. T. An teamsness richmond. Police posted pictures on facebook. Officers yesterday served a search warrant on a house in santa rita road and the drugs they found include black tar heroin, cocaine, ecstacy and crystal meth. They also recovered three stolen and stripped cars. A woman and man were arrested. Another bust yesterday when deputies in windsor got a small arsenal of weapons off the streets...

The verge of energy independence, whats going to happen to saudi arabia and what sort of impact are they going to have on the rest of the arab world . Saudi arabia has made it clear that in general with the exception of syria they are against what is going on in the arab world. They dont see this as a historical transformational process. They see this as an arab inferno, a revolutionary process that is going to really ruin the arab world, etc. And they see the world, i think, in terms of two prisms, if you will; a sunnishiite prism and a status quo change prism. And these are not always, you k...

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Created: April 08, 2021 05:32 PM Minnesota Twins fans returned to Target Field for the first time in a year and a half for Thursday's home opener. The Twins took on the Seattle Mariners with 10,000 fans in the stands, about a quarter of the stadium's capacity. The Twins came away with a 10-2 victory. Rod Sylvester of Fridley was the first person in line at 10 a.m. "I took a day off of work and they said, 'The game's not until 3 p.m.' I said, 'Not for me!' I'm just excited. I will be cheering, I will be loud and I hope we see four or five Twins home runs to get the crowd fired up," ...