if anyone is out there, look up dunning/krueger effect. and it explains a whole lot of what's happening in our culture right now. >> confidence versus competence. >> and i don't even know if it's confidence. i just think it's sort of delusion in a sense. now, changing stories, mayor gillum, great interview. what do you think of that guy? >> i think he's a great get for cnn, because he is a big deal for that party in the future. he represents a lot of what they need. and he's going to be a good, honest broker of problems that they're going to have figuring out which way they want to go with big policy questions. this health care thing is a big thing. >> mm-hmm. >> you've got health insurance and then you've got health care. i understand there's a difference. but they have to figure out what they want to present to the american people in terms of how far they want to go with making public care and cost and what kamala harris put out last night, i agree with andrew gillum, it was ambitious. and she's putting out ideas. let's see other people

. >> reporter: then it was off to the kennedy center where dun was treated to a night of entertainmentr. >> they would like to sing a song for you well known to the children in your own country it's called "i love tiananmen square." ♪ >> reporter: a decade later, of course, tiananmen square was the scene of a massacre. a crackdown on dissidents ordered by dunn zhou ping. but that was far in the future his visit to washington was a whirlwind of meeting, interviews, photo ops, sightseeing and a visit to capitol hill where congressional leaders were worried that the president was selling out taiwan >> some time foreign visitors think the president can just press a button and they get anything that he wants >> reporter: but this historic moment belonged to jimmy carter and dun. >> china and the united states of america are now meeting on the basis of equality with full diplomatic relations >> with the agreements, china will buy american science and technology worth billions of dollars over the next few years. and with that will come perhaps huge changes in chinese society. >> from washingt

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dunning has been at the lake county facility since april.s serving a five-year sentence for assault with a deadly weapon. >>> happening today, minimum wage is going up for workers in 20 states, including in california. california businesses with more than 25 employees must pay at least businees with 25 or fewer employees must pay $11 an hour. there are even bigger increases in some bay area cities. starting today the minimum wage in san jose, cupertino, los altos, palo alto is $15 an hour. another new law taking effect today is aimed at protecting you from dangerous chemicals. retailers in san francisco are banned from selling any furniture containing risky fire. any furniture will have a tag indicating no retardants used. it became popular with manufacturers decades ago but they contain dangers. >> we passed the law to protect consumers in their homes. a lot of the flame retardant chemicals are harmful to our health. 24e can cause cancer, lower iq. we know they're toxic and not needed for fire safety benefit. >> they say manufacturers now u

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police are looking for this man, nicholas dunning.he inmate escaped around 6:30 yesterday morning. the camp is not fully enclosed because it's a minimum security prison -- or camp, i should say, for inmate firefighters. therefore, the lieutenant says he suspects dunning walked out off those grounds there. call 911 if you see him. >>> to southern california where a man did everything he could to save a woman trapped in a car fire. look at that video. he said he was driving when he saw those flames. so, he pulled over, got out of his car, ran across several lanes of traffic on the freeway, jumped over the center divider and pulled the woman from the wreckage. >> her head was literally about one inch away from the flames. so, i grabbed her by the wrist and that is how i was able to pull her out because she was limp, knocked out. >> wow. he then uncovered -- covered, rather, the unconscious woman in a blanket until an ambulance arrived. authorities say the woman suffered major injuries but is now conscious and talking. >>> 6:25 for you ri

if you read stories -- so-called dunning school, a school of historians out of columbia and other places who championed johnson as a hero who helped stave off negro rule, you know, worthless negro rule in the south, i mean essentially, that historical school existed into the 20th century. w.e.b. dubois wrote a book called "black reconstruction" and he said, as he was wont to do, set the record straight. very, very clearly and there are other people -- and once he did that, other people began to take a look, a second look at reconstruction. the people who were congress people -- you know, if you see "birth of a nation", you know, they got blacks in congress sitting there eating chicken and bare feet. these are some of the most educated people. these were really, really educated men, talented people who were in these offices, and that whole "birth of a nation" dunning school business really propped up andrew johnson because it made it look like what -- his attitudes were the correct ones. after dubois and others, certainly by the civil rights movement, people began to take a different look

not completely dying dun. live picture. they have been seeing fresh powder. chain control. on all roads heeding up to the mountains. just checked that for you. winter storm warning 5,500 feet until 4:00 a.m. friday. 6 feet for the peeks. hold off on travel. it's not recommended. bl blizzard warning. gusty wind and white out conditions. tomorrow morning grab your umbrella. allow extra time. it's not widespread rain. pockets of showers. breezy. hang on to the rain gear. a slight chance of thunder. coastal flood advisory for the regions in green. high tide is coming in. high surf warning 5:00 a.m. thursday to 5:00 p.m. friday. breakers. 7-day forecast a level 2 tomorrow. scattered showers level 1 for friday. looking like a chaps saturday is dry. rain returns level one system sunday. and mlk jr. day is dry. down load the app and track live doppler 7. tomorrow we're keeping the showers and gusty conditions in the forecast. it will be a rough ride. >> long >>> all right another look at life dop per 7. expected to get worse. just as more people head home from work. >> especially i

the game will air where -- dun, dun, dun, cbs, this year, january 30th.uper bowl on february 3rd here on cbs. the patriots play the chiefs next sunday. i think everybody knows where my loyalty lies. >> nah. >> first with cbs, second with the patriots. >> yes. >> good football this weekend. really good football. >> it was. >>> let's go back to gayle in barron, wisconsin, where she's been covering the return of jayme closs and so many good interviews and stories there. gayle? >> reporter: but can you get the camera on me for a second? i want to talk to norah. norah, the patriots, do you think they're going to the super bowl -- i ask this only because the kansas city chiefs are favored. i'm just saying. >> i think -- >> reporter: don't want to be debbie downer. >> i think the patriots showed yesterday that they should never be underestimated, period, end of story. >> reporter: okay. all right, she says with no bias. norah, you are right, we are here in barron county, wisconsin. i am so excited to be here. i'm standing next to the tree of hope. why is this im

switzerland or austria sometimes here and i'll go and write one of them did some of it is bought by dun yana we could he has a company that markets paper based products from wedding invitations to calendars. and filing in recent years that he's been making his company more environmentally friendly and is replacing paper made from wood pulp with paper made from grass. puts you in for the manufacturer locally but we are raw materials grasses locally sourced we aim to source all the raw material we need within fifty kilometers process and on site and supply the paper factory so if you want to show that there's more moisture in grass than in wood but that has many advantages that it's your cost for the username is a meadow grass is fibrous it's much softer than wood and grows quickly and you don't have to keep replanting after you've mowed it's called. the first factory manufacturing paper from grass on an industrial scale is nearby. half the pulp used comes from dried grass it's a decisive step toward regional environmentally friendly production. the grass paper first has to be tested for

and all i hear, all i did was just come running dun stairs. >> the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. the shooter still on the loose. >>> ahead is a story that is gripping the nation. a wisconsin teenagerer found alive after surviving a harrowing ordeal. >>> plus a lot of eye on secretary of state mike pompeo's visit to saudi arabia. the potential high stakes meeting expected to take place there. >>> and a mobile doppler radar picking up that rain justify off shore as a series of systems here off the coast to bring us a stormy week ahead. how much rain, and snow to expect. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things t more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. don't miss the grand opening of thin burlingame.decor if you have never been to a floor &

while dunning street confirmed that the paper is genuine it denied that the government has actively been planning for a second vote it says the paper is purely for this illustrate have purposes and has reiterated that the p.m.'s position that britain will leave the e.u. meanwhile german corben the leader of the opposition has set out the conditions under which he would support a second vote. on the table including the public vote option which we make clear in our conference motion which was i have to remind you unanimously agreed by our conference last september eleventh even before the referendum i remember talking to some of the people organizing relief campaign and i had imagined that they would have a whole should draw of parts of the european legislation they hoped to go up a parcel they could quite happily live with them so they would come out of the traps profitable for them if they wanted to and so this is what we're for instead it took three years we begin to make that process and that's partly because the conservative party is very divided to want to do but it's also true the o

boss who works for the independent voters a decision said thank you very much for joining us from the dun sc thanks very much . turning out to sing a bull it's best known for its high rise buildings and high density living but it's still cold to patches of rain forest and wildlife that jungle is under threat from you've guessed it develop as they hope a new eco tourism whomp will attract millions of visitors but environment to save the project is actually killing biodiversity yes. it's the ultimate irony for singapore's conservation movement here in the man die district wild rainforest is being cleared to make way for a new nature park and construction work is taking a toll on already threatened wildlife. we have lost the wall ball with with all the seats this is all over the highway we've lost two pangolin we've lost a lot but. activists say the developers have failed to protect animals on the busy road they oppose the project for being too big and too destructive. when finished the new monday park will link up with singapore through with the goal of forming a major eco tourism hub it wi

eliminate some of the some some you know some sections of the ins so it's a very interesting political duns that he's been doing you talked earlier there about a.n.c. unity as president ramaphosa sees it are you suggesting that he. is not getting the full picture here about the lack of unity within the a.n.c. i mean how challenging is it going to be to to show a party that is speaking with one voice. well look i mean a few days before this big rally the african national congress officially general who is known to be part of another faction does them a faction but ears are forced to address the in c. members and everybody is going to be in the stadium and issued a statement through the media saying that you know any slogans and displays of functionalism are not going to be and are going to be acceptable and people will be brought to come with those kinds of messages stipulating the kinds of fish if that should be there that people should wear their only this this is a very interesting that knowledge meant or are of the factions that you know. a cheer in the in c a part but of course from a p

eliminate some of the some some you know some sections of the ins so it's a very interesting political duns that he's been doing you talked earlier there about a.n.c. unity as president ramaphosa sees it are you suggesting that he. is not getting the full picture here.

and what's a possible pattern by which you could get in dun as election pressures heat up. >> we're get going done and i'll give you a couple of reasons for that. the idea that some members of the congress or senate are saying we should pull out of one to force -- you know if you pull out of it what you do, you start a 6-month clock where you are back in the original agreement. and the congress has that amount of time to consider what their view is about what you are doing. the reason i think we're going to get this done and that we shouldn't pull out. we are talking about 14 million american jobs. now i'm not saying all those jobs will go away, because trade with some of those partners would -- we'd try and make it work well. but the bottom line is this is one of the best business geopolitical, economic, national security agreements put together with any countries that we deal with. and by the way, remember, they're our two largest export partners if we can't sell that we better find another job. yeah. >> hi, isabel hoglund. you mentioned the removal of steel and aluminum tariffs as a

the murder was a who-dun-it involving three tangled lives. one was hiding a secret identity. to untangle this mystery police needed to know who was the mastermind pulling the strings? here's keith morrison with "poison." >> it was september 11th, 2001, just everyone knows where they were that awful day. like the glamorous trio that was traveling north through california's yosemite national park, even as the rest of the world's attention was focused on new york city, they were intent on their own urgent need, their desires, their fears, their deadly love triangle. so they probably didn't appreciate the passing wonders, the astonishing cliffs, the water falls, the giant sequoias. any more than the one in the back seat through fading eyes saw anything at all. here is one of them. his name was larry mcnabney, and he was a tall, handsome man, a well-known and respected attorney from nevada, a personal injury specialist, made buckets of money, loved the big life, loved being in control. >> there was never a hair out of place. there wasn't dust on his desk. his pen was always in the

the centers of disease control dun t percentage of students who had intercourse dropped from 54% to 40%. i guess eating tide pods lowers your sex drive. and people in their 20s are two and half times to be and stbstinate pack ajs. the young people they interviewed managed to say a lot. >> new research shows millennials are having less sex than ever before, leading to what some experts are calling a sex recession. i sat down with a group of millennials to find out. >> i was reading an article with the headline that said be millennials are in a sexual recession. it surprised me. did it surprise you all? >> completely. >> no. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, i didn't know we were all going to say yes. what a time to be alive, you know. things are changing so quickly from one generation to the next, and we've come up with a game to have some fun with that. every now and then we like to pit a senior against a june yo are for junior for a battle of the ages, and it's time to play generation gap. my cousin sal, hi cousin sal. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: how much did you lose on the football games th

a 35-minute drive time from 2:37 to the dun barton bridge and that is how long it will take to you get through the mess there. we have a couple of other things. better news to reports, north 80, the rollover crash completely cleared to the right shoulder. and delays should then out. 101 is a better bet than guadalupe parkway. looking at the travel times and we're seeing the slower speeds through the altamont pass. 205 to 680, the 26-minute drive time and better than usual for most of the the week day commutes. east shore freeway in the green. let's look at the toll bridge plaza. out of emeryville, and san francisco. the san mateo bridge looks great as well. he's emily. >>> and we have a lot to talk about. is that is going to change. the televisions are chilly this morning. 31 degrees in santa rosa and concords; san francisco, 45 degrees. the temperatures are not going to clot climb later in the day. they're going to make their way on shore into the afternoon hours and this low pressure system is the bigger one. it has a bunch of rain heading our way for the weekend. this, this, this, a

i doubt the secretary will really get to the bottom of who dun it in the murder of jamal khashoggi andng to move things on, certainly in the white house perspective, into e rekindling the importance of this relationship. fred? thank you so much. >>> they've just discovered another secret tunnel leading from mexico into the united states. details on that smuggling route, next. to severe plaque psoriasis get clearer. and stay clearer. most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. before starting tremfya® tell your doctor if you plan to or have recently received a vaccine. tremfya®. stay clearer. janssen can help you explore cost support options. now's the really fun part:m car. choosing the color, the wheels, the interior. everything exactly how i want it. here's the

but we like less government being shut dun. we like less 800,000 people being put at risk. we like less the anxiety that we are causing federal employees in torpse they have financial stability of their homes. and their ability to put food on their tables. and pay their mortgage and pay their rent. surely, surely we ought to be able to come to agreement that that is not what we ought to nflict to get our way. i hope we open up our government. i yield back. mr. scalise: i thank the gentleman from maryland. when you look at the women that are coming across through this trek to try to cross the border, first of all, asylum has been offered by mexico to all the people as part of that caravan. thousands of people were offered asylum, work permits, turned it down. there's a legal way to seek asylum. seems to me if another country offers you asylum and you want to leave your country you take the asylum, but they turned it down. the women coming over, doctors without borders has done a study said 30% of the women on this trek have been sexually assaulted or worse. we should all wan

. >> it's a who dun it right now.termine where did it and where this vehicle is, we'll understand motive. >> now the hash tag justice for jasmine is drawing national attention. shaquille o'neal has helped pay for her funeral and houston texans wide receiver deandre hopkins says he'll donate his paycheck from this saturday's playoff game in his honor. >> what i can do, that's nothing. that won't bring back, you know, a person. at least i could do is help out. >> investigators here at the sheriff's office now hope that new composite sketch will lead to a break in the case. atf agents are now analyzing multiple bullet casings found at the scene to try and match them up with other crimes. a community rally is planned for tomorrow and jasmine's funeral is set for tuesday. chris. >> gabe gutierrez. >>> elizabeth warren set to make her first trip to iowa today. another democrat making an appearance in florida has us thinking 2020. it's not just us. several high profile democrats have already begun to weigh in on the presiden

in paris, today demonstrators clashed with police after a activist knocked dun a traffic plight policeharged at them tear gas and water cannon mexico is many mourning after gasoline explosion with a fire killing 66 people happened in a small town two hours north of mexico city. officials blame an illegal pipeline tap. it took crews 12 hours to extinguish the flames. a winter storm powpgding a good portion of the united states leading heavy snow in park city utah, and forcing cancelation of more than 500 flights to chicago o'hare and mid-way international airports. the northeast now bracing for the impact of this storm. meteorologist adam clock has latest forecast. adam. >> john it is a large storm and countrily folks from midwest stretching now all the way up into new england seeing at least the early bits of this -- going to continue to be on the the move, an there is going to be a fine line of where exactly this is -- where we're talking about heavy snow an just about rain but we have winter storm warning stretches from new england into sunday before this system moves on out. here's

as you start your lives as united states citizens, i ask that you serve and contribute to your dun yourtry as you fully meet your responsibilities and exercise your rights guaranteed to you as a citizen of the united states of america. i congratulate you on this milestone, and welcome you as fellow citizens of this great country. it is now my pleasure to introduce to you the 345th preside -- the 45 ing about the president of the united states of america, donald j. trump. >> i would like to begin by saying that to the best of our knowledge, it goes back a long way, this is the first such swearing in that we've ever had in the great oval office. so that's a pretty big thing right there. they might find something back 100 years ago. i don't know. but we looked and we couldn't find it. so, please sit down. please. secretary nielsen thank you very much. i really appreciate it. and i am truly thrilled to welcome the five newest members of our great american family, that's what you are, american family. thank you. who are now officially united states citizens. >> you have just earned the most

front of the police station in the southeastern city of the had done at least four people wounded so i dun is the capital of system but lucius stan province where iranian security forces often clash with drug smugglers and sunny fight is to brazil now where authorities are saying nearly four thousand dams in the country classified as having high damage potential or being a high risk and hundreds of those contain mining waste capable of contaminating surrounding areas this follows the collapse of a damaged in iron ore mine in complex in southern brazil on friday a disaster which claimed more than three hundred lives. five people have been arrested in connection with that collapse and been the dino three if they detain people are employed by the mining company valet and the remaining two with subcontracted engineers who worked on the down safety than you shiela has mill. the search continues around the town the broome would genial but now they're looking for bodies rather than survivors in the meantime the legal case against the company valley which owns the mine is great is gaining pace arr

but we like less government being shut dun. we like less 800,000 people being put at risk. we like less the anxiety that we are causing federal employees in torpse they have financial stability of their homes. and their ability to put food on their tables. and pay their mortgage and pay their rent. surely, surely we ought to be able to come to agreement that that is not what we ought to nflict to get our way. i hope we open up our government. i yield back. mr. scalise: i thank the gentleman from maryland. when you look at the women that are coming across through this trek to try to cross the border, first of all, asylum has been offered by mexico to all the people as part of that caravan. thousands of people were offered asylum, work permits, turned it down. there's a legal way to seek asylum. seems to me if another country offers you asylum and you want to leave your country you take the asylum, but they turned it down. the women coming over, doctors without borders has done a study said 30% of the women on this trek have been sexually assaulted or worse. we should all wan

floor, talking about the scourge of illegal immigration in this country, barack obama, senator schumer dun the -- down the hall here. senator hillary clinton. they've all talked about this. and others that i'm not naming. they've all talked about the need to do this. the question is, what has changed? what has changed in the last two years, four years, five year, when we just as recently as 2013 had funding put in place in a bipartisan fashion to put stronger and more border barrier up? what has changed? is it merely because the election of donald j. trump? and we're all in for resistance from here until whenever that presidency ends? that we have to hold hostage the entire country? through this concept of merely resistance? instead of doing what's right for the border? this shouldn't be a partisan issue at all. in the past it's proven not to be part season. it was proven to be what makes sense for our sovereign border. it's so sad and maddening i think for a lot of american people. here we are right now. a line has been drawn on this. we need to get this done. nobody wants to get the gove

. >> it's a who dun it right now. >> the sheriff's office released this video thursday of the gunman's red pickup truck just before they say he shot and killed second grader jazmine barnes. >> we'll understand motive a little bit better. >> the family's attorney believes it was a hate crime. >> we do believe that it was racially motivated in part because our nation at this moment is a high lly racially charged society. >> la porsche was driving to grab coffee sunday morning when the suspect opened fire on their car. jazmine was shot in the head and died immediately. her mom was hit in the shoulder. >> i didn't see anything but my -- but shattered glass and bullets coming towards my car. >> jazmine's 15-year-old sister alexis is the only one who saw the gunman. >> what did you see? he was wise and he had blue eyes. that was it. he had a hoodie on so i couldn't see his hair. >> support for the family is growing. on twitter, home houn nfl wide receiver deandre hopkins pledged to pay for the funeral and said he'll dead cdicate saturday's playoff game in her honor. the family is grateful fo

. >> lena dun hham was the creato. you think marney will evolve and become a better human? >> some things are unchangeable. and there are things we can adjust. certain things like her folding someone else's towels are always going to be the same. maybe her folds just get a little tighter and cleaner. >> talk about instagram. >> welcome back. >> hello. >> you did just pop up on my feed and i was like where has she been? >> you know what, i just -- i was filming and it was also a secret so i couldn't post that so it was me going to sleep and waking up and going to work. this isn't very interesting, so i took unintentionally months off, and then i realized i should probably start back up again. i just sort of felt like i needed to. it was the new year, so that was my resolution. everyone was trying to quit social media, i was like i've got to quit quitting social media. >> that's what i liked about it. i'm going to be posting more. >> is this what you do? is this cool? i don't know. i'm not -- it's not natural for me. >>

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acting secretary shanahan is going to be acting and we don't know when the transition between millie and dun if that will get moved forward or not. >> the interesting thing about acting secretary shanshanahan, explain that to us. >> he came up bthrough boeing ad when he became acting secretary of defense he was supposed to have certain protocols in place so that he didn't tip the scales toward boeing on any sort of contracting or procurement and that was largely followed, but he did according to politico and we heard a lot of whispering about this. he was pro boeing. i mean, these are small battles to have to be secretary of defense deciding when and where to deploy troops. if the president asks you to do an unlawful task. >> boeing has had some black eyes as well. so lock heed, f-35, most expensive program in history. cost overruns, et cetera, et cetera. boeing has this retanker, the c-46 also had problems. you want to go down a rabbit hole you can talk pentagon from curement and a couple billion here and there you're talking real money. >> the first defense secretary to come from the priva

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retail sales are dun and multiyear low consumer confidence was down and gdp growth and china is down. so i think this is where the storyline is. it is about weakening china growth. i mean sales are lowest since 1990 so when you see numbers out of china you have it say to yourself maybe tim cook is right he's talking about 1.3 billion devices out there and ecosystem of services could pull in revenue about a 7 overall sales so you know that's had a back what's happening with apple today. >> there's a bigger problem is smartphone business. across the board. smartphone business. most important technological product of the generation and that's enough. got it. now there's a warning about america's credit wages coming from fitch ratings agency. they say if the government shut down continues, we could see a cut in our gold plat plated rating economy is with us founding about member of bain capitol and welcome to the program. >> that you think. you think it will happen. let's suppose we do have a continuing government shutdown. do we drop lose our credit aaa rating? >> i don't think market is

truman liked history and biography as well but she was a big fan of mysteries and "who dun its."and after margaret moved to new york, mrs. truman and her daughter, margaret, they would ship back and forth boxes of mysteries and they would talk on the phone every night, and i would love to have heard some of the conversations as they talked about the books that they were reading, and i think that perhaps inspired margaret truman to become an author of the capital crime series, and on bess' table at the bottom of the pile is actually a first edition copy of margaret truman's first mystery novel, murder at the white house. and i was woo love to know how mrs. truman reacted to that book. think she would be pleased and proud of her daughter as i'm sure mr. president truman would have been as well. >> harry truman once said, all leaders must be readers. coming up we visit his office in the truman library, as they feature his collection of books. >> this side of the bookshelf has a lot of of the books truman read as a young man. the oldest books we know are these called great men and fa

less people burning dunning dunn their huts and sewage into the river.ly improve the environment. beyond that everyone wants efficiency you don't ban energy that works and mandate energy that's nowhere ready for prime time all this so-called renewable. that's what they are going after here. brian: marc more ran know, i think you know a lot about this. we you have back. mark, thank you so much. >> thank you. brian: coming up in the next two hours and 40 minutes, mitt romney doubling down on his criticism of president trump. >> i know what my principles are and what i think is right for the country. right now the country is as divided as i have ever seen it. it. brian: ronna mcdaniel niece in to weigh in. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with ty

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then is the mastermind behind the twenty sixteen failed coup attempt to overthrow the government so duns president omar al bashir is again blamed the country's problems on international sanctions which were imposed on the country for years. you know how to do just what. we are under siege we face war we have lost our main revenue but we still stand firm we are suffering but we still stand firm and we are working hard to sort out all the problems despite the seach we have put an end to the villains we have brought security we've started unprecedented dialogue because these are the people of sudan. right i'll be back in about thirty minutes with a full news let's go back to witness. there's going to be classes of students coming pretty much every hour so it's going to be anywhere from kindergarten to high school as each class of students comes you folks teach them how to. how to do everything so they get culture and through ollie who a lot but i don't think they get enough of this all or like and some of those kids and you know. you think that these kids would just love you know that circl