and now, bbc world news. more deaths in egypt during another day of protests against the government. tony sipp is using an international arrest warrant for the ousted former president to has fled to saudi arabia too easy. people are killed at a coal mine in tunisia. people were killed in a coal mine note in colombia. coming up for you later, america s record dead. a new report says the deficit is set to hit $1.50 trillion. the voice of london goes around the world 24 hours a day. and big cuts at the bbc world service. five language services are to be cut, and hundreds of jobs will be lost. hello. riot police in the egyptian capital of khyber have used tear gas to disperse thousands of people who were taking part in a second day of protests against the government the egyptian capital of cairo. they have vowed to stay on the streets until the government falls. they set fire to a government building in one town. there are calls for the egyptian government to impl
lean back! re-donk-ulous! play on playa! so relax and run steady. cloudy skies. let s take a welcome at the starting lineup for cleveland brought to you by southwest airlines. the scouting report for jason berken, he throws all four pitches. he used his two-seam fastball effectively the last time out against the white sox. he needs to work down in the zone. i don t think there is any mystery about his movement and the ability to get ground balls when he is down in the bottom of that strike zone that was a very good formula for him against the white sox. he threw very well into the sixth inning and had two double plays because of the single and his fastball. his 18th start of the season for berken, just three wins. all of the numbers are something he would like to improve upon here as he winds down his first major league season. he works hard all the time in between trying to refine his pitches and make sure his location is as sharp as it can be. gary: and let the d