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>> six month mark, the israeli military says it has withdrawn ground forces from the southern city of khan yunis. so they can recuperate and prepare for future operations. the idf says it's far from from the city effectively marks the end of its ground operation in gaza in its current form. but the defense minister says troops will return for follow-up missions >> a god your team the troops pulled out to prepare for their future missions. we saw examples of such missions in the operations at shifa hospital and also for their future mission in the rafah region all this coming as a new round of negotiations are underway between israel and hamas, egyptian state media is reporting >> significant progress in talks in cairo over a gaza

ceasefire and hostage release deal and cnn's nada bashir is following developments. she joins me now, live from life and and so nauta, what more you learning about the withdrawal of israeli troops from khan yunis? and of course, the destruction left behind >> well, there has been immense destruction across khan yunis. we've seen video emerging now showing residents returning to their homes. many of them returning now after months of being unable hello to return to khan yunis after israeli ground troops they did the region that southern city. of course, we have seen continued airstrikes across khan as well, as well as other surrounding areas in southern gaza. we heard a little earlier from one resident who was returning to khan yunis for the first time describing the destruction that his upon his return >> it as a shock, a shock. >> what happened was not small really coming on the way in the car. i saw things. the

destruction is unbearable now while israeli troops all withdrawing from khan yunis, we have heard from the israeli military's statement, they are maintaining what has been described as a >> significant troop presence. in other parts of gaza. that this is a conclusion to what they've described as their mission in khan yunis. but of course that this will not be an end to the hochul ground operation of the israeli military. and in fact, we have heard from the defense minister saying that there will be further operations that troops have been withdrawn in order to recuperate and prepare for further operations as we have seen in the past. now typically and israeli regrade would have a few thousand troops within. it's unclear how many many troops are withdrawing at this current point in time, or how many trips remained on the ground in gaza, israeli media reported on sunday that there will be still a presence around the netzarim crossing or corridor, a dividing line established by the israeli military, essentially splitting gaza in two. but of course

again, the details are how many shoots will remain is unclear. of course, important to underscore that this is, of course happening as ceasefire negotiations continue. we did here over the weekend from egyptian state media saying there had been significant progress in those talks. and of course, one of the key demands from hamas has long been a dream pullback of israeli troops in gaza. now it's unclear whether this drawback was before drove cheers from khan yunis is linked to those ongoing discussions and negotiations. but certainly a significant development it remains to be seen, of course, what comes next for the israeli military? we have continued to hear those warnings of a ground operation in the southern city of rafah for some 1.5 million people are currently displaced. but as we know, there has me mounting pressure on the israeli military to protect civilian lives in the south, not least from one of the key allies, the united states and we will continue to follow this very closely. nada bashir joining us live from london.

many thanks for that report and us president joe biden is making on taking a tougher stand warning prime minister benjamin netanyahu that he needs to do more to address the growing humanitarian crisis it's in gaza or face consequences. that warning came last week during a phone call. cnn's priscilla alvarez has more about what was said between the two leaders cnn is learning new details about appointed call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. last week, that call coming at a pivotal moment, only days after world central kitchen employees were killed in an israeli attack in gaza. now according to sources, president biden place additional pressure on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to change his policies in his war against hamas. that included primarily getting more humanitarian aid into gaza by opening a land crossing, a port and also ramping up supplies. now, according to a source, so he's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu agreed to that,

saying that there would be more done. but the president went a step further saying that it needs to be done sun and indeed, hours after the call, these really security cabinet approved of the measures and the white house has so far welcome the moves and the changes that they've seen thus far, acknowledging that there has been frustration and that more needs to be done. but what is clear is that the us is steadfastly supporting israel and its right to defend itself. it defend itself difference now is that they are more willing willing to change their policy if israel doesn't change, what it's doing, of course, what that would be still remains an open question, as well as what metrics the us is using to determine if israel is making the necessary changes priscilla alvarez cnn washington >> and >> israeli official says the reopening of the erez crossing for humanitarian aid has been delayed. it was set to open on sunday, but officials say they're still making logistical preparations to ensure the checkpoint can accommodate the truckloads of aid, despite the urgent need

and us pressure, the israeli military agency in charge of aid deliveries says, it will announce the crossing's opening, quote, once a date is set the world food programme's executive director cindy mccain says a massive amount of much-needed food food is just waiting to get into gaza. but she says it's important that the right kind of foods getting in especially for children who are in desperate need of nutrients. here's what mccain told cnn on sunday there'll be a p stands ready, we have right now amassed outside on the border food for 1.1 million >> people for three months. we just need to get it in. that's why these crossings are so important and more crossings are needed as you know? >> a group of american doctors who spent more than a week working in northern gaza. so hospital conditions, they are

miserable and unimaginable. >> the >> video you're about to see is graphic and maybe hard to watch. the doctors volunteered most of their time at the kamal adwan hospital. the scene of a controversial idf raid late last year were little to no aid is getting through. they say patients like this one are often lying on the floors in their blood because there are not enough bids. mass casualties are arriving daily, sometimes ten to 20 at a time. and the facility is running on solar power since there's no fuel, for electricity and cnn has gathered a list of vetted organizations that are on the ground responding. you can find details on how you can help on our website at cnn.com it's the final countdown to these solar eclipse today is the de, millions of people in the mexico and canada have been

waiting and even traveling four. however, the forecast for parts of the eclipse's path of totality could thwart the once in a lifetime experience for many, cnn's kristin fisher, reports from indianapolis where many eclipse chasers are rerouting two in hopes of getting a better view of the cosmic extravaganza indianapolis has always been one of those key major cities along the path of totality for this eclipse. but over the last few days, it has really taken on even more significance because so many eclipse chasers have seen the forecast down in texas. and in southern parts of arkansas and said, hey we don't think we're gonna get to see the eclipse if we stay here. and so they are all coming to indianapolis, some going to other places like vermont and maine, places where they're supposed to be picture perfect blue skies. but here this is really a central part of america. and now all these

folks are coming into town. originally, indianapolis was expecting about 100,000 people to come here for the eclipse. now they're expecting even more in many of those people, about 40,000 of them are going to be spending those precious few minutes of totality at the indianapolis motor speedway and some of the things that make this eclipse so unique and different from the one in 2017, is that the moments of totality or about double the length? >> the maximum >> amount for this eclipse is going to be a little over four minutes compared to about two-and-a-half minutes back in 2017. and the other thing that makes this eclipse so cool is the fact that back in 2017, that eclipse was time to a period of pretty subdued solar activity. but this one is timed almost perfectly to coincide with the period of peak solar activity. so when the moon fully crosses in front of the sun, you should be able to see some really cool activity. those solar flares and coronal

mass ejections coming off the sun surface. so now it really just all comes down to the weather and everyone here hoping that the rain and the clouds clear just in time for totality, which is set for 3:06 p.m. eastern time on monday in indianapolis kristin fisher, cnn about 99% of americans are expected to get a glimpse of at least a partial eclipse, but some are worried they may not get to see much with weather reports predicting clouds and severe storms and parts of the country we'd all just elisa raffa as the latest forecast >> we're watching those clouds so closely on the path of totality. it looks like we have a storm system though developing on the southern end of the path where a severe risk is growing for damaging winds, large hail, even isolated tornadoes from texas into oklahoma, arkansas, and louisiana. the good news is though it looks like the storms do blow up after the eclipse.

we've got a couple of showers kinda right as the eclipse is starting that partial eclipse. and then they blow up right after that peak, probably after three or four clocks, you might have a one to two hour window to seek shelter if you're in a place like dallas outside, two watch the eclipse, though, it will come with cloud cover, mostly cloudy skies in dallas, temperatures in the 70s, one is your total solar eclipse time. then it ends at three and those storms will fire up shortly after it's all part of the system that kind of stalls right near that path of totality bringing you some showers for middle tennessee and then over towards the carolinas. we do have some clouds that will come with it from texas into louisiana on the southern end of the path, some clearing across the ohio valley, and even some clearing and new england to also looks like a pretty good spot to catch the total solar eclipse for looking at some places like little rock where we'll have some mostly cloudy skies a little bit close to that system. you're totalities at

1:51 place. i'd rochester also finding some mostly cloudy skies with your peak at 3:20. now, what's so cool about this too, is we will find temperatures taking a dip while you have the peak totality of that shadow because it's cutting off the energy from the sun. so those temperatures are going to briefly calm down. >> and we'll pop back >> up once the shadow moves away from the sun and we get those temperatures to rebound. so 79, we'll have to watch out for closely. so not only will you experienced the total darkness and totality, you'll experience that temperature drop, the relative humidity increases as the temperatures dip closer to that dewpoint, the winds could decrease two, and so could your cloud cover join us later today for the total solar eclipse as it travels from mexico across america and into canada. experience, the total eclipse from numerous locations along with plenty of science and excitement along the way. a special coverage starts at 12:00 p.m. eastern still to

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nuclear weapons into this debate. meanwhile, the head of the us house intelligence committees as russian propaganda has absolutely spread through congress particularly among some of his republican colleagues. a number of hardline house conservatives have refused to back and $95 billion aid package, which includes 60 billion in assistance for ukraine the war in ukraine, as well as rising tensions in the middle east and parts of asia are among the key concerns for japan's prime minister. ahead of a trip to washington this week for a summit with us president joe biden fumio kishida says the world is at an historic turning point. as japan and moves away from decades of pacifism and towards putting a stronger focus on defense. and he spoke with our correspondent in tokyo, a hanako montgomery, who joins me now, live good to see you again. hanako. so what more

can you tell us about your conversation? >> hi >> in a stern of course, his key concerns >> yeah. rose mery, like you mentioned it during our interview with japanese prime minister fumio kishida, he warned that the world was that a historic turning point? i, he mentioned the israel-hamas war, russia's ongoing invasion of ukraine and of course a situation much, much closer to home, despite international sanctions, north korea is continuing to wrap up. its nuclear capabilities. and in the south china sea, china is increasing its aggression all the more reason according to kishida, to strengthen and upgrade us and japan alliances as he looks to do this week in washington with us president joe biden. this is what kishida told us >> the world at a historic turning point japanese prime minister fumio kishida tells me

ahead of a summit with us president joe biden it's week, the longtime partners will upgrade their defense relationship to the next level in the backdrop of mounting international security challenges i love video qvc socially accusers in our neighborhood. >> there are countries that are developing ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons. and others that are building up their defense capabilities in an opaque way also, there is a unilateral attempt to change the status quo by force in both the east china sea and south china sea >> cooney >> she >> us says soaring geopolitical tensions forced japan long a pacifist country, to change its defense posture >> moves not >> seen since world war ii under his leadership, japan plans to boost its defense spending to 2% of its gdp by 2027 and purchase weapon it's

including a us made tomahawk cruise missiles acquiring counter-strike capabilities for the first time in decades. so if japan has a security pact with the united states, why does it need counter strike capabilities? >> musah, i do miss all related technology is evolving year by year, then then as micelles become more sophisticated japan must constantly consider what kind of technology is needed to protect the lives and livelihoods of its citizens >> kudo custody >> and you've asked for a summit with kim jong, un, but there seems to be some mixed messages it's coming from north korea about its engagement with japan. what is your current level of communication between you or administration and north korea? >> but does she took guts? know height ebit, who dental. >> we believe that resolving various concerns between japan and north korea and stabilizing relations is important not only for the interests of our two countries, but also for peace and stability in the region. whatever this reason we believe that it is important to hold a

summit meeting under my supervision. i've been conducting high level outreach to the dprk. >> they don't leave us following the us japan summit, the two nations will convene with the philippines. the first trilateral meeting of its kind to address rising security threats from north korea, weapons testing and aggression in the south china sea >> or we're not targeting china's specifically all it says, if it country, as japan, we've been working to strengthen the philippines maritime enforcement capabilities. were also providing them with defense related equipment you mentioned that it's not directed towards any one country, but wouldn't you say that the philippines is gravely concerned about china's actions in the south china sea >> you go see you that will keep it's true that there are some developments, as you pointed out, i think it's important for the philippines to defend its sovereignty, to protect its own territory territorial voters, and airspace i believe that these

things are very important in maintaining and strengthening a free and open indo-pacific based on the rule of law, he got into coxae to you the us and japan, and enduring bond confronts. it's pivotal moment as a volatile world seeks to unravel. they're global sway now, at the state visit, japan and the us are expected to talk about artificial intelligence semiconductors, space. and of course defense. all ways that biden anca sciutto look to improve both countries relationships rose mery. all right. thanks >> two, hanako montgomery joining us live from tokyo with that report >> were you as >> treasury secretary janet yellen says, the us won't accept new industries being decimated by an influx of chinese imports. those comments came just about an hour ago when she held a news conference in beijing, wrapping up a weekend of meetings with both local and national leaders

discussing the us and chinese economies and areas of concern for both parties cnn's beijing bureau chief steven jiang joins me now with a so steven, what else did secretary yellen have to say at a news conference and what all did she achieve on this? it's diplomatic trip >> yeah. rose mery, as we discussed during the last hour, she really tried to end her trip on a positive note by saying the constructive role, her conversations and her trips have have played in stabilizing this relationship between the us and china. also of course highlighting the initiatives both sides of launched on topics ranging from anti money-laundering. two, according cool, more balanced growth in the domestic and global economies. that's a platform presumably they can discuss washington is a concern about, as you mentioned, china's industrial overcapacity, which is a key item on her agenda. now, she really emphasized how serious the biden administration has

taken with this issue in terms of cheaply made chinese goods and products, especially green type products, have been flooding the global markets, depressing prices and negatively impacting the us and other economies, even referring back act at a time when china first joined the world trade organization in 2001, saying a similar situation really happened then, and really displacing a lot of american workers. and she said the american administration that biden obstruction is simply not going to let that happen again, they just find the situation unacceptable. but of course mr. chinese have been pushing back very strongly and seeing all of this is a politicized accusation and aim that smearing china now they are of course, the chinese are increasingly angry with the americans, increasingly stringent export controls of key, a key technologies targeting china with their leader xi jinping telling president biden, two in there most recent phone calls that day find that practice that policy, and accept an

acceptable and they're not going to sit idly by. so the tension is very much remain here and also echoing president biden, of course, secretary yellen also raised the issue of warning china not to provide russia with any material support in their war effort in ukraine but of course, as we speak, the russian foreign minister lavrov has now arrived in beijing to talk with the chinese counterparts and a strengthening. their so called no limit partnership and potentially paving the way for another putin visit so all of this of course, is a reflection of the strategic assessment of both sides about themselves and about the other's intentions. it seems the chinese have made this choice of aligning themselves closely with the russians because of their shared grievances against us. us dominated the order, and their desire of reshaping that. and that is unlikely to change even with these visits and conversations, janet yellen has been emphasizing especially in a us election year rose mery steven jiang in beijing monday, thanks for joining. appreciate

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>> he was >> treasury secretary janet yellen's spoke just over an hour ago in beijing as she wraps up a diplomatic trip to china, yellen mesh with leaders to discuss the us and chinese economies as well as national security concerns she says both countries were able to clarify potential misunderstandings that could cause unintentional escalation one of the year's most anticipated celestial events is almost here just hours from now, a total solar eclipse will be seen in mexico and across the united states and canada. those fortunate enough to to be along the path of totality will be treated to an eclipse that lasts between 3.5 to four minutes, according to nasa >> and earlier i >> spoke with nasa program executive julie crook on the significance of the total solar eclipse. she explained the phenomenon that sets this one apart the very first time i saw it in 2017, it was life changing. i mean, it's it's it's a one-and-done time. i

mean, in a given location, it happens once every more than 300 years so it is quite amazing to see not just it become article so quickly, but also how nature reacts. i mean, last time i saw it in 2017, i was in western north carolina and all of the birds just became quiet. the crickets became quiet. >> i >> mean, it was just, it was it was various vanishing and then just as quickly as it comes, it goes because the shadow is traveling so fast across the earth, >> so seize that moment, right? and i do have to ask, when will the solar eclipse live up to all the hype because there has been a lot of hype i mean, it's it's not it's very rare when the celestial bodies align just to be able to see this total solar eclipse and this one is going to be even more

special because it's a supermoon the orbit of the moon around earth. it's not perfectly, perfectly circular >> and so >> at some points it's a little closer to earth, which is when you have your total solar eclipse versus back in october of 2023, it was a little further away, which gave you the annular eclipse i think with a supermoon, this is going to be a really special event >> today's eclipse will first be visible along mexico's pacific coast before moving across the united states and canada, the excitement is building and mexico, one of the best viewing sports is expected to be mazatlan on the western coast. but the eclipse will also be partially visible in places like mexico city protective glasses are selling out fast with some people waiting hours in line to pick up a pair morning video. >> we have about an hour and a half waiting to see if a second batch of lenses will come out. that is what we are waiting

for. the idea is to get the glasses to see the eclipse on monday >> we're preparing to be able to see it monday. it's a very important event after all the years have passed and it's something thank you. don't see every day >> totality and measured lan will occur at approximately 207 pm eastern time mexico says it will report ecuador's raid on its embassy in quito to the international court of justice ecuadorian police on friday forcefully entered the embassy so you to arrest former ecuadorian vice president mexico's foreign minister says her country plans to denounce the move and expects the court will agree ordering ecuador to repair damage to the embassy. meantime, mexican diplomats arrived back home after the country broke its diplomatic ties with ecuador in response to the raid, mexico's foreign minister greeted them and their families when they landed in mexico city on sunday mexico's

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rampage that wiped out nearly >> 1 million people in just 100 days. men women, and children, hacked to death with machetes, clubs and bare hands. >> when >> extremist from rwanda's dominant tribe, the hutus, set out to exterminate the tutsi as thank minority 30 years ago when they threw grenades, a task and started hacking all over our body the systematic campaign of mass murder was sparked after the hutu president's plane was shot down april 6, 1994. when i first traveled there, the scale of the atrocities was only just emerging investigators have now turned up evidence to suggest that the massacre of tutsis was preplanned by the who would you lead government, the un report calls that slaughter genocide

while the international community failed to, hundreds of thousands fled for their lives, the scenes were biblical to neighboring tanzania, to zai year. now, the democratic republic of congo the genocide finally ended when the rwandan patriotic front took control of the country that army was led by polka gummy, who eventually became president and remains so today did you expect the international community to intervene? >> absolutely. are along with thought. that's why they were here. >> and why do you think they couldn't and didn't get into care >> 2020 to freedom >> house report found that while could gummies regime has maintained stability, it has also suppress political sen. through pervasive surveillance, intimidation, and torture. could gummy denies any of those accusations after the bloodshed in 1994, i saw the country's jails overflowing with alleged

perpetrators everyone in prison claims to be innocent. >> human >> rights workers say at least one in five people may have been falsely accused the government pursued a policy of unity and reconciliation, which often sees perpetrators and victims living side-by-side, as i witnessed when i returned to rwanda years later f virginia was preparing a plate of food and serving it to john bosco, busy manner one of the men who murdered five of her children. it's amazing for us to sit here and share food with families who've been through so much. did you expect if virginia two forgive you and give you mercy? >> number felt that they were forgive me >> as for international accountability in 1998, president bill clinton apologized to the victims. >> we did not act quickly enough after the killing began

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of airlines over the past several months boeing client to comment on the incident >> it is >> sweet revenge for south carolina, the gamecocks now have their third nc double a women's basketball national championship. they dash caitlin clark's titled dreams with an 87 to 75 victory over iowa. the hall guys knocked south carolina out of the tunnel i'm going to year donning her iowa jersey for the last time, caitlin clark said, despite the boss, she doesn't have time to in her words, salk and called her team's season special christine brennan is a cnn sports analyst and sports columnist. at usa today. she joins me now from washington. thanks so much for being with us. >> great to be with your rose mery. thank you >> so what an incredible game that lived up to the billing and undefeated season, the south carolina avenging last year's only lost to iowa where the magic of caitlin clark,

this game had it all in what could be another ratings record setter for women's basketball? how did the gamecocks get it done >> yeah, south carolina, rose mery really is a super team, undefeated they don step, of course, is the head coach is dawn staley, the olympic gold medalist, and she doesn't recruit. she reloads. and after losing an entire hi or team worth of great players to the wnba, she brought in some new faces, freshmen as well as going with it once the players who were, had already been on their team and she build a team that literally did not lose and they were so dominant and so tall and also the depth since the team, they're bench outscored iowa's bench 37 to nothing, which really says it all. the height, the talent of south carolina, just too much. so well-deserved for dawn

staley to have this undefeated season. and in fact, the last time they lost, they only lost once in two years. and that was to iowa last year in the final four. so they got their revenge against iowa this time, right? and i was coach lisa bluder called dawn staley, the leader of women's basketball, right now, the south carolina coach, as you mentioned, rebuilt the team after losing her five starters from last season. how is she built? a powerhouse organization at a time when there are stars spread across the sport >> well, that's it because right, you're, you're saying to young women come here and you might even sit the bench, your superstar, you might play somewhere else. what we want you to be here >> she is a >> great recruiter. she recruits the parents. she makes sure that but the parents and the adults in the young woman's life are part of the process she also is trying to do and recruit and tell young people that the reason you want

to come years because you don't win championships, >> amazing. and of course, caitlin clark gets to the ncw a finals two years it's an a roe never quite gets the trophy. but what a career dawn staley, praising her four elevating the women's game. what kind of legacy does kaitlan leave behind at iowa? and what do you expect from her is she enters the wnba next season? >> oh, my i mean, we've never seen anything quite like this. caitlin clark is one of the greatest of all time. >> she >> her legacy will be long-lasting 50 years from now, there will be people talking about the watershed moment of 2024 and caitlin clark and the tv ratings through the roof. >> i >> mean, 12.3 million 14.2 million. who knows what that game will get? these are numbers that we tiger was at the masters. they'd be the entire world series and baseball. they'd all the nba games that except i think one that espn has ever put on the air we've never seen numbers like this for women, spores and

it's all attributed to caitlin clark. it truly is the logo 3s, the majesty of her play, the individualized kind of star out there that people are just paying to see do all of these incredible feats that she's able to do. and we saw it in that first quarter, 18 points, those threes she kept she willed iowa to keep going so in what's next for her well, she is going to take women's sports to even greater heights. she will be drafted number one in the wnba in just a week. so if anyone is missing, caitlin clark shall be gone for a week and she'll be right back on national television and then in been bays. so about what, six weeks you will be playing in the wn to be and i believe strongly that she should be on the us olympic team in paris. if she's there, she will become a worldwide fascination. and only bring more eyeballs to the us teens. so they should definitely put her on the team we'll see how that plays out. >> and of course, in addition

to caitlin clark, south carolina's kamilla tell dose. is hitting to the wnba. other big names in women's college basketball. a turning pro to with the women's game at new heights or their styles, waiting in the wings to fill these big shoes and do you see the popularity of the women's game continuing to soar in the coming years now that is a great question. will there be a drop after caitlin clark leaves college basketball, which of course happened today? or can it sustain itself? these ratings, i don't know that there'll be as high as they've been the last week because these have been remarkable matchups. and the caitlin clark effect is so cute in those games, but it's not going to drop off much. and for example, sports editors, that i've talked to, my sports editor at usa today. we're covering this now. we're not going to pull back on that. we're not going to say no next year we're not gonna do that because the interest is there. the reason to cover these athletes is

there well, they'll miss caitlin clark greatly. there's no doubt about it because she is a singular superstar very much like an individualized version of the 1999 women's world cup team >> there are >> lots of great young players in the college ranks. and programs that are successful. then and have a strong fan base and a strong television audience. all of that leads to a continuing ratings boom. >> so >> throwing all this into the mix, i think the future is incredibly bright. and i do think it will sustain itself in a major way. >> christine brennan a pleasure to have you with us many things >> rose mery. thank you >> and we will leave you with this remarkable feat of endurance. british national russ cook has become the first person to run the entire length of africa, covering 16 thousand

kilometers and passing through 16 countries over 352 days. a group of runners joined coke to help them over the finish line into nicea i really understand what people would receive. would ross is doing and that he's raising money for charity. it's not about him if you speak to him, you realize that he doesn't care about the fame. he doesn't care about the money he cares about. honestly, bringing people together and changing people's lives >> drawing his run cook raised more than $870,000 for charity. want to thank you for spending part of your de with me. i'm rosemarie church, cnn newsroom continues next width, next >> get your viewing glasses ready, and experience so rare, it won't happen again for another two decades. joint cnn

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