matters and makes the storytelling stronger with the guy. just some phenomenal images. there are things to go for that and for one last picture before we go tonight, the image of the day this player scored the clinching penalty kick to help morocco pull off a stunning upset in spain in the world cup. but what's more noteworthy, city was actually born in madrid, spain. his dad is a vendor on the street and his mother cleaning houses. >> he says he never felt at home in the european country despite being signed by real madrid, just seven years old, spanish, born in morocco, lives to play another game. but thanks to him and his team, as you can see. and that is our show for this hour. be sure to stay tuned to abc news for more context and analysis of the day's top stories. the hammerback so much are streaming with us. sir john winston, the calm recording all my life. so you are getting away

with about ten minutes ago now was flip toward war not a difference right now? >> twenty two thousand four hundred eighty two votes. >> this is the cab company right here, man. sean, okay, we 90% reporting up until about ten minutes ago now you're 41% of democrats and dedicated to saving bacon, not what does overpopulation mike lindell? no, the taste is right between these two candidates. >> i'll go ahead and circle this just to point it out for you. >> we're not breaking overnight on world news. now, the people have spoken to democrat raphael warnock keeps his senate seat beating herschel walker in georgia's much watched runoff. we put up one heck of walker is the latest candidate backed by former president trump.

what the outcome means for the gop and for the senate in the year ahead. do the trump organization found guilty criminal tax fraud? that's how the former president is reacting as he faces. and it's something else. the scary moment on tv. a veteran broadcaster suffering a medical emergency. what happened and how he's doing? we shared it with the doctor there with you. quite an story on to spinouts to see how he was counting down in the skinniness, the real night out on both sides of the pond. plus, the new avatar film. the first reactions are in an man i feel like a woman. shania twain, shines the people's choice awards show. she's still the one. it's wednesday, december seven . craig from abc news .

this is news now. good wednesday morning, everyone. >> thank you so much for joining us . we have more good news for another day. you're awake. you know i'm a veteran now, right? you're a veteran now. that's right. three shows and you're in. yeah, i'm in. love it. shania twain. >> oh, my goodness. doesn't she look amazing? she looks incredible. people's choice. she still got it. yes, she does. we are going to tell you, you remember that famous line in her song. >> okay, so you're brad pitt. yeah. i did change the line last night at the people's choice awards. we're going to tell whose name she said and said coming up on the skinny. we're going to have a great show. we're going to begin with democrats clinching the final battle of the midterm elections. senator raphael warnock defeated legend herschel walker at the georgia runoff. democrats in overnight majority in the next senate in his victory speech. we're not allowed to work for all georgians, whether they voted for him or not. >> cdc's rina roy has

the latest on the highly contentious georgia runoff race. >> incumbent democratic senator rafael warnock elected for another cherokee county to do well for the red team. >> walker had 60 senators, most certainly walker had 60% in democracy county. >> walker, it's the people have spoken by people who vote on this. >> go ahead. the results coming in after the general election in november when worn off beat walker by under 1%. neither candidate meeting the 50 percent threshold required to win the ballot. voters showing up in droves tuesday for their second round at the polling station. in line to gain. and i'm not making it easy now because we one heck of a pop to the walker facing a slew of allegations in recent months, including domestic abuse and lying about his resume and his number of children. the country watched closely as both candidates attacked each other on the campaign trail. >> this puts democrats in

dramatically better position in the senate. moving forward, they get an advantage on committees. they were able to push aside the occasional dissenter, like a joe manchin with that 15% vote , and they build it a little bit of wiggle. >> so their majority for future election cycles give you an idea how investment decisions were in this making process with three people voting in person on tuesday and arguably one swing nine million granted. our thanks to rene roy there. and president biden congratulated for not by phone and also tweeted, georgia voters stood up for democracy and rejected mega is something . >> today, the supreme court will hear a major election case that could across the country. >> it stems from a redistricting dispute in north carolina. republicans want the justices to reach justices to reinstate their gerrymandered election maps that were thrown out by the supreme court. >> but at issue here is whether the state legislatures rules

regarding federal elections without input from state courts . president trump is vowing to appeal after his company was convicted of tax fraud. a manhattan jury found the trump organization guilty of a years long scheme to provide extravagant perks to top executives. >> abc's erica czerski has the details. >> even right now, the company that was the foundation of former president trump's career and eventual rise to the white house, the trump organization was found guilty by a manhattan jury on all 17 counts, including a scheme to defraud someone that is inconsequential. it underscores the manhattan standard of justice for all. the verdict holding the company liable for the criminal conduct of its top executives, mainly alan weisberg, the former chief financial officer who pleaded guilty to arranging some of his compensation off the books. and let me a company paid for his apartment for his mercedes benz and for his grandchildren's tuition nearly

two million dollars in perks. none of it declared his income returned. >> truluck was not charged and the defense said he did not know who . >> prosecutors said trump sanctioned fraud when he signed off on part of the scheme. >> his initials on this memo, okata salary reduction. >> the prosecutors said shedid, tax authorities and they showed the jury checks trump signed. >> so weisberg's grandkids could go to an elite new york city private school. >> in their closing arguments, prosecutors saying trump was not blissfully ignorant. >> close only be a few weeks course. >> the trial appears trump's carefully honed image as a brilliant businessman. >> prosecutors fought all the way to the supreme court to obtain his tax returns, revealing a string of losses, including nearly a billion dollar loss over a two year period. while trump was on reality tv selling his success, the trump organization called the verdict preposterous, saying the company could not be held responsible for an employee's personal actions occurring on weisenberg, a once trusted confidant of the former president right in camp, mr.

wisenberg testified under oath that he betrayed the trust the company had placed on him and that he at all times acted solely for his own personal gain and out of his own personal greed. >> a sentencing next month. the company faces a one point seven dollars million fine, but long term, the consequences could be more severe if no one wants to do business with a felony. >> the manhattan district attorney's office has an ongoing criminal investigation that could still result in an indictment of trump himself. the new york attorney general has filed a two hundred and fifty million dollars civil lawsuit against trump. and so this verdict is not the end of it. in trump's former home state. where to go to garran kotecki, abc news criminal court in new york . >> for herschel walker, a former theranos executive who was convicted of fraud and conspiracy over the summer, will be sentenced today. >> sonny bill wonnie was a former lover and business partner of elizabeth holmes, was already serving 11 years for her role in the 30%. they claimed their medical device could scan for hundreds of ailments using just a few

drops of blood . prosecutors are seeking a 15 year sentence for beltone. its attorneys are asking for less than a year. utility officials in moore county, north carolina, say they do expect to have power restored to tens of thousands of homes and businesses by late tonight. they've been in the dark since last saturday when police say someone opened fire knocking out power at two substations. so far , there are no suspects or a motive. at least one death is being linked to the outages. and some local businesses have really jumped in. they've been helping people, including a papa john's there, where they gave away hundreds of pizzas for free is a better idea about where we're going to throw everything right on and we don't. carducci manager douglas , we apologize. and we took out all the we ran up, made all the pieces. and i people on facebook and i didn't know what kind of turnout. and when we almost came to tears cause this is i'm down

a little bit, about thirty five thousand homes and businesses were without power for the check out. >> well, the georgia senate race wasn't the only political contest decided weeks after election day. another was in richmond, california, just north of san francisco. okay, so that is where andrew . but we are going to show you on the left and cesar sebadoh on the right got the exact same number of votes, the exact same out of nearly 4000 votes cast. >> so their names were put into an envelope. >> they both shook the bag and then an envelope was pulled out and one name was on that. it was the party's name that was inside. so he was declared the winner of richmond's district to you had a very city council seat . you might as well have done like the rock, paper, scissors. why not like the lottery there? so the county oversees richmonds elections, but in the event of a tie, which is obviously very unlikely, the city takes over and they can do lockton, they can roll the dice, they can do a coin flip, they can maybe do rock , paper, scissors. >> and i eeny, meeny, miny, mo,

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abc's 20/20, winner of three emmy awards for excellence. thank you for making 20/20 of friday night's most watched and most honored newsmagazine. >> johnson, i'll ask you the same. thank you both. so every day let's just dance for the guy down, okay? shall we start with a throwback to the 90s? yeah, it felt like ninety nine , 1997 at night. and people people's choice award. that's because of that lady right there, shania twain putting on an incredible performance in pink hair and skin tight bodysuit. the featuring the seven years young and singer absolutely killing it on stage. she was there to take home a music icon trophy and tonight she made it even more epic with this line about honoring ryan reynolds as she sang that dominant theme. republicans have the guts to show you around men that joe biden ryan seems to love to shout out.

by the way, last night she also channeled yuzu 1997, pretty much winning the night on the carpet. there she is . from the music video for that. don't impress me much 50%. okay, she looks incredible. i just cannot even believe this. ryan was there to get the icon award, thanking his wife, blake lively for giving him strength and saying to his list of people today it starts with my family and my family. and speaking of family, lizzo took home the award for song of the year in the people's campean honor. my mother actually presented her. that's really special. award show. choice is so fun because it's the people tweet that we love. >> i heard you sing and join me. oh, a commercial break before getting you guys with nonstop karaoke, whether y'all wanted it or not. you know, i was coming out to what happens in the commercial break station, commercial. all right.

next to a glamorous night out for the british royal prince harry and duchess megan took a bite out of the big apple last night. invite something. the robert f. kennedy ripple of hope award for their social justice work through their art foundation. their documentary, by the way, you might have heard about this. people have been talking about drugs tomorrow on netflix and the palace is bracing for. but last night in london, the royals were carried on king charles queen consort camilla and prince william and prince charles did the formal3 4 f1 vn sapphires. you believe, okay, are luxury like jewels and everything need to and i love when there's history behind them. and of course. okay, all right. next to the early rave reviews for avatar, the way of what it took 13 years. but james cameron has finally unveiled his avatar sequel to the press and the first reactions appear to be overwhelmingly positive. yeah, so they're using phrases

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so this is going to be my car right, even at your car? hard to say. we just check out and i saw you in these cones earlier about 1%, 34% election day vote . oh, well, thanks. it's finally here. the republican no problem is in the big counties, the vote totals will come out of places like caught up in the this holiday. you can give more and spend less at tj maxx. marshall's will more here to go around and more joy for your money. use these big popular. >> he's going to continue to go for the family again. >> any chance vote in 90% really? >> well, all around atlanta, georgia and fulton county still want to watch what he mega size mega flavors. >> okay, seventy three today

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moved to new york city from montana last week to join his new family, a service dog. >> and of course, like any new resident, he wanted to get to know neighborhood back and somehow neighboring state to coast bears are known for hibernating in the winter, but not this one . never expected to see you again. never expected to even be telling this story. here's my my son is langmead. so next time make up a story that's a little bit more believable. you can believe in. one pair went on a solo adventure from new york city to new jersey after getting loose on saturday. i thought he was gone for good. we were so upset. we were devastated. this weekend. >> we didn't know what to do. the fifty pound running a mile and a half north before jumping into the hudson river and swimming all the way to new jersey to see what's just. after midnight on tuesday, firefighters in edgewater, new jersey, responding to the call for the job market down by the water on the two guys in the water. >> just stay behind him. so come towards towards

the boat, the democrat. and he sat there, waited for weeks, patiently, i grabbed him by the back story, finished with him in the boat. >> firefighter tom swanson feeding bear some hard earned treats. >> okay, i , me, my treat. it makes you feel i mean, especially when we went back a second time to look for him, because it does make you feel when you there as a lion burger, bernese mountain dog mix. >> so swimming is in his dna and plus he hails from montana . >> so it's no wonder he felt comfy on an outdoor adventure all by himself. he's doing great. you would never know that he had this adventure. >> we'll see whether or not that fantastic island open only adopted bear last tuesday as a service dog for her son , who has special needs for the peacekeeping officer, would have happiness with this. yeah, i say the dog is a fighter. and so is my son . >> so they're a great combination where we are an important reminder here, by the way, officials in new jersey were only able to track down barry's family because he was microchip.

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underwater rescue caught on camera, as always. and how would you like to stay here and holiday like a hobbit? we're taking a look at the margin of error. bmb and middler. it's wednesday, december. like the whole from abc news . this is cnn goodwin. thursday morning, everyone. happy hump day. we have our friend morgan norwood joining us once again. have you seen lord of the rings and a half? oh, gosh. will is going to get me for this. i knew you were going to say no. there really, i used to be the biggest lord of the rings nerd. i love the movies. yes. so you do the hobbit. i would totally do the hobbit house, although i don't think orlando bloom and viggo mortensen are included. so it would be a lot more fun with the cast to play along. think we're going to have details of that airbnb coming up in just a little bit. but we want to begin this morning with the voters of georgia sending raphael warnock back on election to the 70%. they're not man who are not defeated back . republican herschel walker in

a tight midterm runoff. that means democrats have expanded their senate majority to fifty one seat, giving the party more leverage in the race. brought out voters in record numbers. nearly one point nine million in early voting and about one point four million on election day. abc's rachel scott starts us off now from atlanta. >> the counting is green and michigan democratic senator raphael warnock took the stage to chants of s. coming out and telling his supporters that it is an honor to see how the people have spoken and put in the hard work. i hope every republican governor here we are standing goes to washington to do sustainable. >> and the people have spoken here in the final senate battle and democrats and great majority in the senate and handing democratic senator raphael warnock a major victory, defeating

republican challenger walker. i'm never going to stop fighting there, scooping up a bunch. i'm never going to stop fighting for you because you're my family from your kids. i'm always oh, i'm . and we all winners. this has been a bitter, contentious race all the way to the very end. we're not from the onset that this race will be about the character and competence. pointing to those allegations against his republican challenger from everything from domestic abuse allegations that he paid women to get abortions, which he denies now going to be doing some soul searching. >> they wanted to claim victory in the georgia. this is my promise to you, these chinese, that the work that we must do is really small disclaimers on the bombs. you can't even tell issues are not something that the complex is producing. but here's my promise to you. i will talk to you even as i work for you to target people who live a victory celebration

here in atlanta. democrats celebration should have been very well. thank you. former president obama celebrated warnock's win in a tweet saying georgians voted for a leader who will fight for them. abc news political director rick klein has details on what the extra senate seat will mean for democrats. dimple, rhiannon and morgan, a democratic candidate, raphael warnock, able to win basically by retweeting the map that you had a month ago, maybe a slightly more convincing fashion, not a blowout by any means, but still a win and a proof of concept model for a turnout operation and an effort to appeal to the base. >> this puts democrats in a dramatically better position in the senate moving forward. they get the advantage on their committees. >> you're able to push aside the occasional dissenter, like a joe manchin that 50% and they build it a little bit of wiggle room into their majority for future election cycles, a big win for democrats, bitter disappointment for republicans. >> a lot of soul searching going to happen in the republican party about donald trump and his influence ,the kind of candidate quality

you saw across the map. bottom line, big victory. the democrats are very excited about a six year term begins or 70% have reacted in the morning early. >> thank you. this is the same election cycle that reelected georgia's gop governor , brian . hence, the republicans are already blaming former president trump from promoting a string of the january six committee is planning to make criminal referrals to the justice department in connection with the attack on the capitol. committee chairman bennie thompson said the panel would recommend prosecutions based on evidence uncovered during its investigation. >> he added, though, that no final decision had been made on exactly who should be charged and for why they must take action before republicans take control of the house next month. with police officers who defended the capitol during the insurrection were honored with the congressional gold medal. house speaker nancy pelosi hailed the heroes for their service and sacrifice by republican leaders mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy. also contribute. but some of the officers and the family of officer

cygnet, who died after the attack, refused to shake their hands, saying they failed to hold donald trump accountable. >> almost now. do you karine jean-pierre inside russia, a senior official says ukraine special forces in russia are helping to guide some of these attacks. abc's this morning reports from ukraine. it is that close to the second straight day, ukraine striking military targets inside russia. a senior president zelenskyy inner circle telling abc news that ukraine special forces were deep inside russian territory. as you helping guide the drones that attack one of the two russian air bases monday, they unprecedented strikes on the very weapons used to devastate ukraine's power. russia and vladimir putin meeting with top officials, discussing his country's internal security. ring me there in the russian occupied eastern donbas region. heavy shelling, killing at least six people. ligue fiery aftermath seen in videos circulating online and in a show of defiance. president president's on the ground meeting with troops close to the frontlines, thanking them for

their courage. and also visiting wounded in kramatorsk. volunteers to evacuate the elderly and the wounded from their homes. >> they have just loaded another resident into this van , evacuate him from his home here. they have had enough. he has held out as long as he could and now being taken to a safe place in this in the midst of constant shelling in the distance, a 56 year old andrews' paralyzed after a stroke. his mother died last on his last surviving relative and with no one to care for, is now being moved to safer ground. >> back to those strikes in russia. they mark a major shift in ukraine's strategy in this war. and the us secretary of state blinken is quoted as saying that we have either encourage or enable the ukrainians to strike inside russia a marcus moore, abc news . >> we can keep ukraine our thanks to america's more there. san francisco officials have reversed course on allowing police to use lethal robots last week. and park city supervisors voted

to allow the use of armed police robots in limited cases . but yesterday, they put the brakes on that policy, sending it to a committee for further discussion. the supervisors say they could reinstate the use of armed robots and in some cases at another time. but that's not now to an extreme athlete who is truly lucky to be alive, he was attempting to do a world record for the deepest ever freedom. the problem started far below the surface. wilkins joins us now with details. >> will , from a tree. hey, rhiannon morgan. good morning. to predict diver's name is miguel lozano. he's a professional and he's got plenty of experience. in fact, he attempting to make the deepest dove ever twice for the incident. we're showing you right now the record is four hundred and sixteen feet below the surface. lozano made it four hundred and ten feet, just six feet away from the record when he blacked out due to low oxygen pressure because divers down there taking with him saw what happened. they grabbed him and they brought him back to the surface. he came to fight on a platform

with an oxygen mask on his face . lozano said he felt dejected because he knew he didn't reset the record. he also felt pressure, relief at having that's all james and it with his life. certainly scary moments there. but he's totally fine now. >> in fact, he's back to the marsh. i guess he's going is he going to try it again? i don't know if he's going to go for the record again. but, you know, we'll have to see. and apparently this was his time that he's blacked out during a diving incident. i mean, free diving like four hundred feet below the surface. >> this is the my thing. you know, the world records i would try. that is not one . all right. i'm glad he's okay. thanks. well, and coming up, next, bill cosby is hit with a new assault lawsuit. plus, kirstie alley. sudden death at the age of 71 is shining a new light on the cancer that's called the silent killer. you need to know about colon cancer. and later, the author who held a book signing and only two people showed up. still, you're watching a girl

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10% kirstie alley says death is putting a spotlight on more than just her career. the cheers actress lost her life to a famous cancer. that is the second leading cause of death among americans battling the disease. here's abc's mccully's. >> looking at a moment ago, there is shock and sadness for so many fans and colleagues after the sudden loss of actress kirstie alley, who passed away at 71 after a brief but private battle with cancer. >> up here, nobody knew her close friends family, which is surprising because she was an open book about so much in her life. >> she just 65%. and i've always admired kirstie alley one too, and started a long running sitcom this year as the tough but love bar manager. >> rebecca has admitted she spent four decades the movies from 1989. >> look who's talking about some of the rowboats here to reality shows like dancing with the stars. >> these children revealing her cancer was only recently discovered she was being treated. >> but doctors say when it

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>> and her family saying that is not accomplished as an actress. >> she was she was an even more amazing mother. extraordinary thing. when you see that that company is such an important story. thank you. wal-mart ceo says inflation is easing on some items just in time for the holidays. those items include toys, sporting goods and apparel. doug mcmillan says while prices are still up, the increases are below the overall inflation rate. mcmillan says that is because of excess inventory. he also says shoplifting is a growing problem at stores, and that could lead to higher prices and even store closures. >> well, it's not beach season in new england, but stretches of sand on nantucket are in the news this morning. here's why. that's because more people may be going topless, would be on the island speeches next summer, a measure entitled gender equality on beaches has been given final approval by the state's attorney general. that means men and women will be allowed to go topless on the beach. >> previously, though, topless

women face up to three years in prison. and a fine can be topless on the beach in public in nantucket. >> that's about two to one. coming up next, it is the author's biggest fear, holding a book signing for your new novel. and pretty much no one shows up in. how some of the biggest names in publishing came to this writer's rescue. and later, how you can read like a hobbit spending the night in one of hollywood's most iconic sets. watching world news now today, it's breaking walker's way. >> and if you're right, it might try just like riding into hedwig's. but i keep pushing for them to find me the other. no, it does not. i take an infusion treatments two times a year, a prescription for adults with relapsing or primary progressive forms of multiple sclerosis. gravis is proven effective in reducing relapses in our mass and slowing disability progression and reducing brain lesions in our arms. a.t.m. don't take this if you've had a life threatening allergic reaction, or i've had to tell

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it is . >> this could be seen as a life crime. thanks so much for sharing with us. you my reporting breaking this exclusive award winning, two powerful eye opening abc is live from with millions of us streaming, we are honored abc's 20/20, winner of three emmy awards for excellence. thank you for making 20/20 friday night's most watched and most honored newsmagazine. so what's good to read? and we were really good to read right now. well, that's where charlie gibson joins us for the new podcast series. it is called the bookcase with kate and charlie. we will make sure you love what you read . listen, wherever you get your podcasts. >> but out of the other areas, true. for weeks, brian palmer looking back , some of the biggest

names in publishing came to the emotional rescue of a british novelist by professional embarrassment. >> yeah. >> so she showed up at the book signing for her newly published book. that's going to run into a rude awakening as well as back with walker and warnock. hey, good morning, you guys. chelsea manning has been working on her fantasy book for 20 years. but what happened after she published it has more real life plot twists than the king arthur tales that inspired. >> here's where we are shorn of crowns and legendary epic fantasy about the children of king arthur from the magical mind of debut novelist chelsea banning's i started working on this, i think my sophomore year of high school. so and i'm thirty three now. so that's why i'm newt gingrich. >> so chelsea was expecting a big turnout for her first ever book signing at a bookstore outside of cleveland. >> ohio is instead. >> only two people showed my therapist giving advice. if you'd let yourself feel those feelings, i couldn't find

my journal. so i was like, well, you know, counting. nobody's on my twitter. >> no one's going to see this. so according to chelsea, counting down only two people came to my after signing yesterday. >> so i was pretty bummed about ,especially as thirty seven people responded going to the event of george , kind of upset, honestly, and a little embarrassed. that tweet taking on even stephen king replied, obviously, my first salem's lot signing, i had one customer, a fat kid, who said, hey, bud, do you know where there's some nasty books? >> and margaret atwood, author of the handmaid's tale, saying to chelsea, join the club. i did a signing to which nobody came except the guy who wanted to buy some scotch tape and thought i was to help. my favorite book in the world is the great by rebecca mechai, who's one the authors who responded to about 60% seeing these four icons of the industry, a pretty you some support. >> what does that make you feel? things the styling amazing for

wielder of words would have been my favorite one so far , he replied. >> today was like, no, i do want to make one . >> i know we are too high up. your next take should, meanwhile, of crowds and legends is the number one bestseller in a john on amazon and in this new chapter of overnight success, chelsea works as a librarian for her day job. it's really about the power of reading him. >> if your book touches 1% any reason not to shoot the ball, even if that person is whatever blakemore's or some , we have to learn someone random across the country. >> and if that person happens to be margaret atwood, right. >> big takeaways for you. chelsea tells us that of crowns and legends is only part one of a trilogy. and the library that she works at is planning a book signings of its own tbd. >> flavor flav is going to be there to hype the crowd. everything.

i mean, you never know who your book is going to reach. i mean, in this case, it's flavor flavor. >> and i know your feelings that no one came, but this is the best thing that could have happened to her. >> she was everywhere. it's incredible. henry winkler was also one of the people who responded. >> it's like every different facet of celebrities weighing in. >> i don't know how many books she's sold in the last, probably better than the two books she sold at the site or did that project , which i remember the gift. it was one of those gifts that i just talked with my mom. it's like, hey, do you think that we passion for dad? and she was like, you know what? i actually be really cool because we have not. i figure this is a great holiday present, so i won't be with him at christmas. i just want know what's the best gift that i have a major thing in my entire life. >> i think because it opened up my life. >> we shouldn't be complete. unwrap your story. >> ancestry, dna automatically failing the american people tries to .

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kids. but along the way, seventeen grandchildren. and then with the help with her kids, she started taking online classes, finally finishing that degree. the commencement ceremony is a sunday and her advice to everyone don't give up. i love that way to go. never college choice and it's never too late to do more to. and a lot of. yeah, i got homework. she's like movie number three , fellowship of the ring. all right, back to living like a hobbit. we want fans of the lord of the rings and the hobbit can live out their fantasy by spending the night in the movies actual set in new zealand. the original hobbit in village has just been listed on airbnb in honor of the 10th anniversary of the hobbit, an unexpected journey up to four guests to stay in the male house. a two bedroom cabin inspired and three to night stays will be offered for next march. >> just six dollars a night booking starting next tuesday. there you himself. >> i'm there. i've always wanted to go to new

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