colonel alon was special. he was a hero with the state of israel, and a very decorated fighter pilots. but a military attache. and was performing a very, very vital role at the time between not only the u.s. but many other countries with this hostile period of time. to think about this case is one that takes many of us back to a time where it is hard to fathom that we have no cellphones, a new internet, and the police which happen to be my old police department that responded to the scene, did not have the capability lowered means to investigate the international act of terrorism. as it is in this business come in the old boy network came of foreword to help. i made a call for information out to the montgomery county police association and was literally swamped with requests for help by individuals the responded to the scene of the crime that night. also i was a volunteer with the bethesda chevy chase rescue squad and it actually responded to the scene of the murder that night and transported colonel alon to s

once an adult starts messaging, a decoy will often pretend to be home alone and willing to have sex. >> he has a case of perhaps budlight or something. over the course of three days, men come knocking on our door. and our 13 hidden cameras record their every move, from the minute they turn on to our street until they walk into our living room, cameras are rolling, but the potential predators have no idea. >> there he goes, he heard you, he's coming fast. >> this man shows up to a house he's never been top before to keep a date with a girl he's never met. he walks into the backyard and knocks on the wrong door. no one answers so he makes a call, no one answers the phone either. finally, he here's our decoy and heads inside. >> hey, i just had to change my shirt real quick, but just come in and watch tv, i'll be right there. >> where you at. >> i've got to change my shirt real quick. >> can i come in. >> although perverted-justice members are the decoys who conduct the chats online, we hired this actress to pretend to be the girl alone. she looks the part of a minor but really is 19. >

nowhere could i find information on stand-alone hra's. i remember calling them several times and saying, "are you sure you do not know anything about this?" they had never heard of it. they had been doing this work for many years. they said they had not heard of it and it must be something that is new. i also learned that benefits brokers within and outside of san francisco were targeting san francisco employers to set up stand-alone products, claiming they are a cheaper option than health insurance. if employees do not use the funds at the end of the year, employers can choose to take them back. we have examples of these advertisements, if you are interested. there is one here that says san francisco health care security ordinance compliant plans can reduce employer costs by an amazing 50%. that is one example. employee benefits brokers i spoke with said additional advantages for san francisco employers is that can restrict the types of benefits employees can get reimbursed for. i also heard that their employers were restricting reimburs

payments to resorts in florida, colorado and california, one hotel bill alone costing $8,000.58,000 bill for a rental property. in just one month alone, the government claims $180,000 was spent on keeping hunter out of the public eye. to help the cover up, the government claims edwards asked his campaign aide andrew young to pretend he was the father of the baby. >> he also asked me to arrange for a fake paternity test. >> reporter: and in the indictment, prosecutors point to our interview with edwards as proof that he not only lied about being the father -- a report has been published that the baby of ms. hunter is your baby. true? >> not true. not true. >> reporter: but also about money allegedly used for the cover-up. >> i never asked anybody to pay. never been told any money's been paid. >> reporter: prosecutors say the money came from fred baron, edwards' campaign finance chairman, and bunny mellon, a wealthy heiress. they say baron spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on this ruse, including one envelope stuffed with a $1,000 in cash, and a note warning, "old chinese s

. >> they are still showing up at a house where they are told a woman is home alone. the number of men who wind up at the door at each undercover operation is alarming. >>> like our sixth investigation. this time in harris county, georgia. we've rigged it with 12 hidden cameras, five inside, seven outside. from a control room, who operates the cameras and records a man's every move from the moment he drives up to the house. we've hired a young looking 19-year-old to play the part of a young girl. a decoy who will invite the men in. >> hey, come on in. >> this is 24-year-old raymondo. he thinks he's going to meet a 14-year-old girl. he just met her in a chatroom. >> i made sweet tea for you. it's super good. that's what we do down south. >> to give you an idea of why i might be here, see what he said online. he asks a decoy if she's good at oral sex. nobody ever complained. then he asks if he shows a picture of his pen us, would she give him oral sex. the decoy says oh, yeah. sure enough, he sends her a picture of his genitals. >> >> how you doing? why don't you have a

but still, very much alone. >> he is alone and he has become an island.anybody. he has been betrayed by people who have come in the circle. >> reporter: some, he is good and evil. >> julian assange has this self-proclaimed mantle that he put around himself of what governments can and can't do. >> reporter: some have taken ainge. newt gingrich calls assange a terrorist. >> information warfare is warfare. and julian assange has engaged in terrorism. >> reporter: hero of villain, julian assange has created a powerful platform. >> the more people get to read what really goes on in the world, the more chance they have on educating themselves on realities. and that is what we need. >> reporter: even some of assange's critics are following in his footsteps. daniel domscheit-berg has opened up a new website, open leaks. what is the future of wikileaks? >> it cannot be stopped anymore. and it carries the debate what is secrecy? what must be secret. and in the living rooms of people who have never heard about it before and never thought about it before. >> reporter

you're here in this house where you believe a 15-year-old girl ed is home alone. you bring the booze into the house. >> right. >> how would you feel if while you're over here some 40-year-old guy is at your house bringing booze to your 15-year-old daughter and her friends? >> probably the same way you feel right now. >> you tell me. >> i'd feel probably the same way you feel right now. >> why is it okay for to you do it? >> i just wanted to party. >> no 40-year-olds to party with. nobody who is grown up in the whole state of ohio. >> i didn't say in the whole state. but go where i'm from. >> alonzo wade tried to tell me that he was not there to have sex with a 15-year-old girl. now, at some point he cracks a little bit and says, well, maybe he would. and i say to him, well, what it is it, yes, no, maybe so? >> it appears to be clear from this transcript that you are open to the idea of having sex with this girl. >> no. well, appear, yes. would i? no. or maybe. all right. maybe. >> what is it, alonzo? yes, no, maybe so? >> maybe. >> maybe. so maybe you would have h

just in the area alone. to some of the city's most vulnerable residents. after many, these are a safeguard to homelessness, and they are also a step up and they step out to people that have been homeless. please remember that the true cost of homelessness is not just found in the service issues, it is in the impact of the quality of life. helping to move people out and stay out involves a series steppingstone programs. the begin with shelters, case management, they include advocacy programs coupled with a function of behavioral health systems will help get the -- that will help get the seniors into the community where they can help themselves and help the community. thank you for your time. [applause] >> think you so much. -- thank you so much. we want to bring up erica to share with us about homelessness. >> district 6 has the largest population of homeless people in the city. it resides in the south of market area. it is the largest proportion of other social conditions often linked to poverty, overcrowding, disability, mental illness, addictive disorder

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and groupon isn't alone.e 500 companies dish up the discounts. >> about a year ago there were only 50. in two years we expect that there will be thousands. >> reporter: but some retailers report headaches. >> they offer massive discounts. they take a loss on their services or their products. and then they end up getting inundated with customers for a very brief period of time, and then those customers don't return. >> reporter: after paying groupon its percentage and paying the instructors, this chicago yoga center didn't make much profit. but that wasn't the goal. >> groupon was an excellent way to expose our studio to new students. >> reporter: and that may be the point. daily deals may bring the customers. but it's up to each business to keep them coming back. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> on wall street today stocks spent most of the day in positive territory but turned down in the final minutes of trading. the dow finished down just over 19 points. >>> when we come back, the big news here at nbc

after the decoy agrees, she tells him she's home alone. and he asks to spend the night.prepared. >> he's brought his overnight bag, looks like. >> i had to do laundry right away. i have something cute to wear tonight. did you try some of my sweet tea? sorry, i'm almost done. >> okay, babe. >> did you bring me anything? >> yes, i did. >> what did you bring me? >> i have a drink and some kit-kats. >> looks like you brought enough stuff to move in. why don't you have a seat there. and like some of the others, needafriendtotalkto appears to know what he's walked into. >> am i being taped? >> you are being taped. >> oh, crap. am i going to be arrested? >> that's not up to me. you admit right here that you could be in trouble if anybody found out that a 25-year-old -- >> yes. >> -- was with a 13-year-old? >> yes, sir. i thought it was a bad idea. >> if you thought it was such a bad idea, why did you do it anyway? >> i don't know, sir. >> you started talking and 45 minutes into the conversation you say, have you ever seen a man's -- blank. >> yes, yes, i'm sorry, sir. >> you as

. >> reporter: she would not respond to questions on how she left her baby in the car alone with the keys in the car. the child was found three hours after she went missing, still in the back seat of the car, which was abandon here when a passerby heard a baby crying. she called the discovery a miracle. >> thank everybody for helping me. all my friends, family, thank you. >> reporter: rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> police would not say how long they think the child was alone in the car but they say it is possible the mother would face charges in connection with the case. >> never a great idea to leave your kids unattended in a vehicle. when our case is put together we hope the district attorney will review that and they can make a determination as to how they want to look at any potential charges for the mom. >> he says the case is being treated as a crime of opportunity at this point. he says it is likely the thief didn't realize there was a baby in the car. >>> another tornado hits northern california, touching down north of yuba city 5:30 tonight. this was the scene in davis. you c

. >> he is alone, and he has become an island.s become very small because he no longer trusts anybody. he has been betrayed by people who have come in the circle. >> reporter: to some, assange is a clear danger. a self appointed judge of good and evil. >> julian assange has this self-proclaimed mantle that he has put around himself that he can be the judge for what governments can do and can't do. that's a very dangerous assertion on the part of any single individual. >> reporter: politicians have taken aim. on fox news, former house speaker newt gingrich callses assange a terrorist. >> information warfare is warfare. and julian assange has engaged in warfare. information terrorism which leads to people getting killed is terrorism. and julian assange is involved in terrorism. >> reporter: hero or villain, julian assange has created a powerful platform. >> the more people get to read what really goes on in the world, the more chance they have on educates themselves ability realities. reality is what we need. >> reporter: even some

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i had love and everything i could ever want and now he's off at war and i'm alone.on't know what will happen after this. will he kill another mother's child. will i have to live with that? god watch over my belove ed and all the mother's sons. [music]

and they weren't alone. 25 cities hit all-time high temperatures today, including chicago, jackson, and wichita. in the plains tonight high water is bearing down on south dakota's capital, pierre. flooded reservoirs mean dams have been opened and a huge cascade of water is now flowing down the missouri river. pierre is sandbagged and ready, but the high water conditions could last well into july because of a record mountain snowpack that's now melting. >>> we turn overseas now. nato turned up the heat on libya today, unleashing a barrage of air strikes in the capital, tripoli. as the country's leader, moammar gadhafi, vowed once again to fight to the death. nbc's stephanie gosk is in tripoli now and joins us with the latest from there. stephanie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. well, the minister of information said that this has been one of the most horrific days of attack against his nation. 31 people killed in 60 airstrikes. now, those numbers may be a bit exaggerated, but without a doubt this nato assault on this city today has been the largest so far. in broad dayl

alone. united has been flying close to capacity this summer. so, finding new flights for all those stranded passengers made the problem even worse. >> what else can i do? am i going to get my money back? are they going to reimburse me for the room i'm going to buy right now? >> united is the second airline to have its operations disrupted by computer problems just this month. last week, a power outage grounded u.s. airways flights nationwide. >>> we move on, tonight, to the fires raging across much of the south this evening. three dozen large fires on the move in ten states. more than 1.2 million acres burning. the worst fires are in texas and a assist, tonight, where stiff winds and high temperatures are making it very difficult for the firefighters. i spoke with reporter demond fernandez, from our affiliate, ktrk, on the scene in tomball, texas. we spoke with him moments ago. demond, thanks for joining us. we can see the emergency vehicles behind you. what can you tell us about the conditions and the fire you're at right now? >> reporter: eme

in addition, district 11 also has the highest number of schools in one district alone. a high population of youth resides here. they come to the district to attend school and after-school programs. [applause] >> good evening. i'm the program director at out of sight youth arts center. i want to talk about the curve needs of the district 11 youth that we work with and that many of our organization work with. with our current budget cuts on education, school aren't being cut, furlough days enacted, resources diminishing, we know that school is not enough. today, are you is faced with many challenges, peer pressures at school, other issues. you get involved with an after- school programming in order to learn more, make friends, feel empowered, develop leadership skills, and become more active in the community. these programs are not playtime. they are -- they offer real opportunity for the youth to have a hand in better in their own district community. they are also programs for you to have no other areas in the life for meaningful connection, to foster powerful karen rela

>> reporter: well, diane, the key here is he didn't go at this alone.t is a coordinated effort, to tap into 60 million barrels of oil. 30 million from the u.s., 30 million from 27 other countries and this is a big deal, because this is only the third time we've seen this happen. now, one reason we're doing this? supply discorruptions in libya. we do know that. but the bigger issue is, there is growing concern the economy is continuing to slow because of high oil prices. if you need more roof, take a look at this chart. we have a chart of gas prices over the past year. and they continue to climb and we know this is really hitting consumers hard. >> the economy can't recover as long as people are paying so much for gasoline. how quickly will we see it at the pump and how much? >> reporter: it is possible we could see gas prices go down anywhere between 8 to 12 cents a gallon. now, the traditional rule of thumb, for every one dollar drop in a gallon of oil, we could see gasoline drop two to three cents. so, over the next few days, we could see some relief

why would someone leave the baby alone in the car? >> the baby was not hurt. the police are still looking for the carjacker. police say this is a reminder that parents should never leave a baby alone in a car. >>> the southern california woman accused of kidnapping her own baby granddaughter in eastern contra costa county week before last has now been moved had -- has now been moved to the bay area. a contra costa county spokesperson says the 58-year- old woman was booked into jail late yesterday. she's scheduled to appear in court at 1:30 in mars -- martinez. >>> hayward police say they are following several new leads in the case of a missing nursing student. police say they've identified some persons of interest in michelle le's disappearance and they have served at least four search warrants. le was last seen on friday at kaiser permanente hospital in hayward. police say they are using all available resources to find her. surveillance video shows le's the streak leaving. but the -- the vehicle leaving but the camera angle makes it difficult to see who was i

there's a chapter in there alone on pippa, the sister, katherine's sister.ant to get into, absolutely. what's this thing? >> that's the nbc briefing book on the turmoil in the middle east. >> jimmy: oh, okay. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i haven't looked at that one yet. [ applause ] >> jimmy: what happens -- but what happens if, like, something -- hopefully, knock on wood, it doesn't happen. what if something serious happens somewhere around the world? somewhere else and you have to do a news story? >> we just -- you know, we interrupt the coverage of the wedding and we break into local -- into, you know, news coverage. >> jimmy: you can't wear that. >> i'm notearing this to the wedding. [ laughter ] i mean, i'm not -- >> jimmy: i didn't know. >> this is for you. i did this for you. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. so you'll be dressed in, like, a suit? normal matt lauer style. >> i'll be dressed like you. >> jimmy: very good. okay, good because i worried. i wondered. >> i'm not going to the wedding. i'm covering the wedding. >> jimmy: how close to the w

the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the next 9 months. group prenatal care is designed to give women the opportunity to bond during their pregnancy with other women that have similar due dates. our doctors here are family doctors. they are able to help these women deliver their babies at the hospital, at general hospital. we also have the wic program, which is a program that provides food vouchers for our families after they have their children, up to age 5 they are able to receive food vouchers to get milk and cereal for their children. >> it's for the city, not only our clinic, but the city. we have all our children in san francisco should have insurance now be

is still unknown is the mother, mirabelle ronald will face child neglect charges, she left the baby alone in the back seat with keys inside when she went >> inside the >> new details in the condition of the giants fan who was attacked at dodger stadium in march, a family of france does says that doctors are slowly lowering his fourth seizure medication. they hope to have that out of the system this week. also, the blood clot in his left leg has stopped growing. still remains in critical condition. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. while you were sleeping, space shuttle endeavor was touching down for the last time. that story plus a reaction from commander mark kelly is coming up. >> 6:11 a.m., here is a live look at san jose. cloudy skies. here is a quick forecast. san jose is 54, warming up to 60 by noon, 64 this afternoon and the possibility of scattered thunderstorms through the afternoon. a more detailed look at your forecast coming up this afternoon. >> waiting for the opening bell on wall street. the dow is up, the s and p off 1.4%. stock futures are down. we just got word fr

for the first year she was kept locked up alone in a room in a backyard hide out. eventually they started spending sometime with her, watching tv, even sleeping in the same room. for three years phillip raped her weekly until she got pregnant. according to her after having her first daughter phillip continued to rape her but left frequently. he knew i was really scared about getting pregnant again. he said he just couldn't help himself but he was really trying to stop. then i got pregnant again and that's the last time he had sex with me was when she was consieved. in testimony she said she never tried to escape, at first it was fear, then the little girl came to believe by phillip raping her she was stopping someone else from getting hurt. he said that he needed help with his sexual problems, that he had a real problem and that you know, i was helping him. he didn't say that he would take someone else, but the impression i got was that i was helping prevent something. after her second daughter she wanted as norm alley life as possible. they created a type of famil

we'll tell you where she is now. [ kimberly ] when i was 19, i found myself alone

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really looking forward to that. >> traveling in a group or alone? my husband never wants to go in a group. even with another couples, it would be too big you can't get everybody to want to do the same thing at the same time. who should travel in a group and go sing until. >> i think it depends on where you want to go. you have to go there in a group because of the traveling there are difficult. so you go with someone who sets everything up for you. they have taken care of the arrangements. you get to focus on being in the country, experts guides to show you the sites. i love that. and for a place like that, that works well. if you're going to go to france, i don't see any reason to take a guided tour because you can navigate france well on your own or england. >> what about if people are older, maybe say in their 80s or so and they want to travel and they're still flexible, but if they feel safer in a group. >> absolutely. that makes great sense for them. i work with a company called geographic expeditions and it's an adventure travel company. and t

but going to be alone a show or look at the real headlines with none of the mersey i can live in washington d.c. now today will look over a greece or violence has broken out as protesters and riot police clash and they had a vote austerity measures to keep the country from defaulting but is greece just the tip of the iceberg what does that mean for the u.s. a look at the future of the war in afghanistan who's going to be in command of the war effort and what does an attack by the taliban in kabul today really mean then why ask if obama has finally turned in to dick cheney and his legal battle against reporter james rise and or have all that and more parade united but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has missed. you know we've done quite a bit of trash talking on the show about the mainstream media's coverage of the casey anthony trial it's been incessant it's been over the top it's been quite ridiculous to say the least but today's coverage i think takes the cake every single cable news network for at least two or three hours this morning we told her in our office had no

in 2005, in this warehouse alone, there was enough raw material to make ten million hits of meth. krebs was one of just nine factories that manufactured almost all of the world's ephedrine and pseudoephedrine. >> methamphetamine, unlike most other hard drugs out there, is uniquely susceptible to supply side intervention because it's not something you can grow. it's not something you get out of poppy fields or out of coca plants. it's something you gotta cook up in a factory, you gotta make this stuff.

. >> my neighbor called me and said, do you know she was left alone today outside the classroom doorsmployees at kid's country at the site in san ramon didn't want to talk on camera about the accusations, but they have stated they run 13 sites with more than 1350 children attending. the facility director said their incidents have been few and far between and some parents woul agree. >> i have nothing to complain. i have had good experience there. >> but they aren't about blasting kids country. they're about ensuring the health and safety of children. >> her safety was at risk. she was put into harm's way, like all of these other children. >> now the kids country facilities are still in full operation, so children will be dropped off here bright and early at this facility in san ramon, along with the other facilities. dana, the california department of social services say they take these accusations seriously. they are serious violations and they will look into revoking the licenses at four facilities. >> thank you. >> they are refusing to give up. the family of michelle lee hopes the

butler enters court and lewis lombardi entered alone. here is attorney michael cardoza discussing his client, norman welsh. >> right before he, as they say, lawyered upen he sat down with investigators and told them his involve machine >> reporter: the men are accused of using their status. we spoke to cardoza. the men are accused of using their status to set up -- stings, the former net of c net said he needed the money because he had a sick daughter.

generally the relations between russia and ukraine have been developing with the dynamically the fact alone that trade has grown by seventeen percent is a record it is not with every country that tree grows at this rate to get that we're going to through it was considerable even before bracing entire segment so

i learned how to do that and i got to be the one kid in high school that was left alone in the shop to build stuyt i'm doing that with my kids. showing them how to do that stuff. the chemistry set thing, it's horrible. there's only maybe one chemistry set out there that you can find online that actually still has, you know, comes with all of the beakers and parts and comes with actual chemicals. oh, my goodness. >> yes. >> real chemicals so you can do experiments. it's a tragedy. >> maybe the experimentation is a little less dangerous. how dangerous can coating be -- well -- >> more hands off, i suppose that's possible. with the time we have remaining, explain to me how you measure the speed of light with a microwave. >> this is really hard -- >> and isn't this dangerous? it's a microwave! >> well, lest you burn the chocolate. which i know, that would be a tragedy in and of itself. it's a real simple thing. the scientific process here. you know how a microwave works is it's shooting electromagnetic waves, and every time they cross and they enforce each other and there are little hotspo

. >>> after an intense search the 1 month old girl was found alone, unharmed, alone in an abandoned car. we have george here who joins us from morgan hill with the family reunited late tonight. george? >> it is good news. the little girl is safe home tonight. the family worried about her safety for a few hours this afternoon after her mom's car was stolen with her little one in the back seat. tonight the family says they're grateful for her return. little 1-month-old maria is back home where she belongs. >> can you imagine losing your baby and finding her again? >> reporter: she says she'll never leave her daughter alone again. a lesson learned the hard way when she did just that. leaving her daughter in the back of her car with the keys in the ignition while she went inside the st. catherine's food bank for a few minutes. when she came outside her car and baby girl were gone. >> i thought i'd lose her forever. i thought they were going to do something to her. >> just three hours later police say the suspect or suspects abandoned the infinity at a park. in the backseat was the little ma

in san francisco alone, two new infections a day in san francisco. so we want everyone to make sure they get tested. everyone should know their hiv status. we want people who are positive to get into care just as quickly as possible. and we want to raise the awareness and eliminate the stigma that is still associated with this disease. >> reporter: now this is the tenth year for the aids life cycle ride. and the cyclists are expected to complete their 545-mile trek to l.a. in seven days. progress has been made in this fight against the disease. but awareness is still key, experts say, because one in five people with the virus doesn't even know that he or she is infected. live in san francisco tonight, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monte. >>> in east palo alto, police say a 3-month-old boy was shot and killed early this morning, and his parents were shot and injured. it happened in the 400 block of wisteria drive near the palo alto municipal golf course just before 1:00 this morning. police are searching for the gunman tonight. nbc b

for that alone, we should be grateful.ding by to talk with us. but first, their story. the surveillance camera catches the heart-stopping moments, as this bank robber, casually dressed in green t-shirt and baseball hat, strolls into the bank of america branch, watch as he throws an empty sack to a teller and turns the weapon on two, terrified children, sitting quietly in these chairs. in a flash, their father, eddie peoples, runs over to them, putting himself directly in the line of fire. as the children clamor for safety under their chairs, eddie works quickly to create a safety enclave around them, with whatever furniture he can find. the standoff ends only when the thief receives his bundle of money, and flees out the back door to this car. but little does he know, eddie is just seconds behind him, heading to his own white van. what 2 robber, who police now know is 34-year-old matthew rogers, wasn't betting on, is that eddie is a staff sergeant. he knows a thing or two about how to diffuse potentially deadly situations.

for the first year, jaycee was kept locked up alone in a flume a backyard hideout.ip and nancy began spending time with their captive, watching tv, even sleeping in the same room. for three years, phillip raped jaycee weekly until she got pregnant. according to jaycee, after having her first daughter, phillip continued to rape her, but less frequently. he knew i was really scared about getting pregnant again. he said he just couldn't help himself, but he was really trying to stop. and then i got pregnant again. and that's the last time he had sex with me was when she was conceived. in testimony, jaycee said she never tried to escape. at first, it was fear. then the little girl came to believe by phillip garrido raping her, she was stopping someone else from getting hurt. he said that he needed help with his sexual problem. that he had a real problem and that you know, i was helping him. and he didn't say that he would take somebody else, but the impression i got was that i was helping prevent something. after her second daughter, jaycee wanted as normal a life as po

the city has laid off half their workers since february alone. so this is one city, but these emblematic of the crisis that continues in the so-called recovery that these folks aren't

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