and they re hoping for the very best. thomas roberts, we ll make everyone a weather expert before this is over. we can t say this enough. there s hurricane joaquin and whatever it plans to do. then as al roker showed us, it s like the wheels on a pitching machine. this other system that will be a horrendous event for the east coast of the united states. i have to admit as i try to get up to speed on what a rex block is. i know we ve covered hurricanes so much it s not really a term i m familiar with. i learned that one myself just a few hours ago. so you re not behind the curve. typically this happens in the spring or on the west coast. we ll see how this all interacts with joaquin. so now we move on to the russian air strikes in syria. we want to show you this, new video obtained by nbc news and comes from a self-described activist and shows what he says is a russian air strike in the northwest area of the country. u.s. and russian military
calling for better protection. take a look. oh. it was the terrifying moment at this week s arizona diamondbacks game. pitcher archie bradley hit in the face by a 115-mile-per-hour line drive. bradley telling us it happened so fast. i remember throwing the pitch. the next thing i know i was laying on the ground. this former pro pitcher says he knows what it s like. the chances of being able to move your glove to protect your face pretty slim to none. that hit martinez. now, more and more major league pitchers insisting on protecting themselves. some wearing kevlar lined baseball caps. mets alex torez wearing this massive padded helmet. but it s not just the pros who are concerned. little league sluggers may not hit with the same power but those metal bats they often use pack an added punch. we fired a 65-mile-per-hour ball from a pitching machine at this
take a look. oh. it was the terrifying moment at this week s arizona diamondbacks game. pitcher archie bradley hit in the face by a 115-mile-per-hour line drive. bradley telling us it happened so fast. i remember throwing the pitch. the next thing i know i was laying on the ground. this former pro pitcher says he knows what it s like. the chances of being able to move your glove to protect your face pretty slim to none. that hit martinez. now, more and more major league pitchers insisting on protecting themselves. some wearing kevlar lined baseball caps. the new york mets alex tore ez wearing this massive padded helmet. but it s not just the pros who are concerned. little league sluggers may not hit with the same power but those metal bats they often use pack an added punch. we fired a 65-mile-per-hour ball from a pitching machine at this batter.
tired of the questions and they will pick up the bats lying around and drag his semiconscious body to a batting cage and turn on a pitching machine and ramping up the speed where a 95 mile an hour fast ball is hitting him in the body and causing massive internal injuries until the angle is adjusted slightly upward and one final pitch hits him squarely in the nose and driving into his brain and ending his misery and causing the crowd to go wild. greg? that s a lot to ask for, andy. you know, hope springs eternal. that it does. 1k3 if we all hope together, it can happen. yes. all right. pray for his death. go away. let s welcome our gist. she is so hot that microwaves use her to repeat dinner. i am here with janna. and he is the guy that
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