Spaniards experienced rare snowfall on January 8, as Storm Filomena brought “historic” snowfall to parts of the country.This clip, posted to Twitter, shows a snowy scene on Santiago Alió Street, in Vallecas.According to the weather service, Madrid was one of several Spanish regions on red alert due to snow. Credit: @Kirke CT via Storyful
yelling at things were being thrown at him, yieks. sunday night football coming down to the wires, 39 to 38 win and take a look, snowy scene in buffalo, did you see this, it s crazy. so much snow, you could barely see the field. bills beat the colts 13-7. rob: everybody told me to watch the game and it wasn t tale vised in new york. i was bumped out. that was a lot of fun. nobody on their knees. many leaving with pride tiers in their eyes. jillian: the performance leaving chills of fans, snowy scene there as well. army would go onto win the game
international norm that we believe in and for us to provide strong support to continue to talk to the russians, the chinese, and others about why it is that they need to stand up on behalf of people who are being shelled mercilessly and why it is important for them to join us in a coalition, that s the most important thing that we can do right now. there may be immediate steps to discuss to make sure that humanitarian aid is being provided in a robust way and to make sure that an opposition unifies along principles that ultimately would provide a clear platform for the syrian people to be able to transition to a better form of government. but, you know, when we see what is happening on television, you know, our natural instinct is to act. one of the things that both of us are going to learn in every one of these crises, including libya, is to make sure that we understand thought true all of our actions before we take those steps and that s not just important for us. it s also