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could today be the tao -- the day the tao closes above. as for oil into gold we are holding steady you can see this. investors are pretty optimistic about the u.s. china trade deal. for the moment they are selling safe haven assets. as they prepare to cite in phase one. they are arriving today in this country and in japan. green arrows across the board. the stocks are relatively unchanged. you see them moving a slightly higher. now to a foxbusiness alert. i ran in a police shooting at protesters with tear gas in life emma overnight. president trump is now warning iran the u.s. is watching. rick, germanic developments from iran over the weekend. they finally admit they shut down the passenger plane. people taking to the streets to protest the regime and the government responded with force. they are using teargas and live ammunition to break up demonstrations starting as a candlelight vigils for the 16 iranian students among the 176 innocent civilians on the duma 7377. death into the dictator. calling on the ayatollah to step down and for th

such as tao was no harm but himalaya able to get onto the plane and supervised to help us answer this we've invited j.v. and bray he's an aviation security operations expert in london welcome to day deputy news africa julian is it really possible that this boy just walked onto the runway climbed onto a plane without anybody noticing this it's very very disturbing because i'm just so you see t.v. and they have actually discovered the c.c.t.v. and they have pictures all of the poor little shop 14 years old like clinging on to the undercarriage before the plane took off. the point is that it's no use having c.c.t.v. if nobody is monitoring it and also calls he shouldn't be on the anywhere near the apron it's all. so how often does defense like this happen we see it is a clear breach in security making these airports vulnerable to incidences like this how often do we actually see it happen. it does happen quite often but you have to remember there are hundreds of thousands of flights every day and it's all 24 hours a day and all around the world the tragedy is that only one in 6 days actu

people living in the shadow of the tao of ok no have begun their clear up even though it's still spewing out ashes the eruption left davis station in its wake and residents are continuing to sense the scale of the damages done to their local environment and their livelihoods. it's not a big impact on us. our house was destroyed and we cannot earn any money. because we won't be allowed to go out and selfish. people are afraid of eating the fish could have come from the tall lake. and i mean . from fisherman to coffee growers nobody has been able to escape the sulfuric these plants have been heavily damaged although the growers still hope to harvest at least some of their crop it will take them years to kind top the tree cost. animals have been bearing the brunt to burnt by the ashes it rained on them they are in pain and severely malnourished locals are doing all they can to support them in their recovery. every animal but. also it's really important. for the people that. the government has advised thousands of people displaced by the volcanoes activity to stay away the alert level remain

but the one that really caught my eye that i just have to see just what they say the idea is called tao it's from a experimental film from a russian director and what she did this director is basically she did a real life truman show she took 400 people put them in a complex in ukraine for 3 years they lived there 247 she shot the pony for 7 and they are living in this complex as if they were in the soviet union the old soviet union 3 years she shoots them she's put she's packaged together this footage kind of together in some bizarre way i really have no idea what this almost can be like but it's going to be like anything else you going to see this year probably any other year and that's what you go to the $1000000000.00 for ok well i certainly hope that those people got paid for their efforts the festival starts in 3 weeks we'll be talking to them scott roxboro thanks so much for coming on the show. and speaking of innovative the artist pablo picasso spent his aides decade long career breaking rules and inventing new techniques and styles and why he's best known for his canvases he al

people in the philippines uprising for another huge eruption from the tao volcano rather that's despite an apparent lull in activity on the surface more than 160000 people have fled their homes while others have decided to stay and stop the cleanup despite the danger. people living in the shadow of the tunnel volcano have begun their clear up even though it's still spewing out ash the eruption left davis station and it's week and residents are continuing to assess the scale of the damages done to their local environment and their livelihoods. big impact on us. i mean for our house was destroyed and we cannot earn any money. because we won't be allowed to go out and selfish. people are afraid of eating the fish could have come from the tall lake. and i mean . from fisherman to coffee growers nobody has been able to escape the sulfuric these plants have been heavily damaged although the crew are still hooked to harvest at least some of their crop it will take them years to come top the tree cost. animals have been bearing the brunt burnt by the ashes it rained on them they are in pain and

and months a panel of speakers from opd the da neighborhood groups and strict 4 counc members sing tao came answer questions as this process has moved forward, you know, i'm woing closely the chief un d my city staff and what have you reallycome up with policy council member tao acknowledges the police departmens stretched thin, but i'm not going to be deterred from my beef and my belief is that they're the cb at least one police officer in every. >>policarea. >>councilmember dallas says the village of montclair currently has their securit along with walkingofficers to this neighborhood reporting live in oakland gayle ong kron 4 news. >>ou 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at 10 for this goes in park there can tell here but it's cold night t there once that rain moved out then the clou parted yet got cold meteorogist mabrisa rodriguez is here was a pretty blustery i'd say ealier outside recently but not a great term, yeah ustery because it's finitely very cold and crisp analso with that light sea breeze we did notice the temperares feel a lot colder than wh they actually were in.

came to chief un and my city staff and what have you to really come up with policy council member taot is stretched thin, t i'm not going to be deterred from mybeliefnd belief is that theye the cbd at least one police officer in ever >>police area. councilmember tell also tells me the village has theiown security as well as walking officers assigned to this neighborhood, reporting in oakland, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well new this morning police are looking for to sve's who stole a car from a homein benicia kron four's christina tech will joins us now with the very latest on the vestigation. christine, a. >>so get this a surveillance camera on p of the home actually recorded the whole crime and we have that footage for you. it happen yesterday at about 2 40 in the mning. e court in benicia take a look at this video the hieves opened an unlocked car in the drivew and then used a remote corol from inside the car to open the garage door. the thves then stole a white toyota rav 4 that was parked inside the garage you seen dring away with it. buthe license plate of the car is7 ac y 6, 8, 8

. >>> a father from san francisco says he is frustrated and upset with a taos ski resort about how they are handling an incident that would his son in a backwards. his son was skiing on christmas eve when another skier crashed into him. here is more. >> amber lee i says the accident happened because two young skiers were not following rules. one of the skiers is part of the squaw valley ski team. >> when the pain has gone down, the incident happened, but it still hurts a significant amount. >> reporter: nolan chong has been in a back brace for more than a week. following a accident. here he is in wyoming last december. on christmas eve, nolan chong and his dad were skiing at squaw valley making a turn when two young skiers came up from behind and one struck nolan. >> the actual boy that impacted nolan rams right into him. >> i was screaming and i could not and he had not it the wind out of me. >> his show that he was attended by ski patrol and it shows that his back shows fracture and bone marrow. >> the permanent implications on the length that is not a tall boy. he will lose height. >

. >>> jury selection began today in the murder trial of john tao. the attack happened in 2018 on the platform at mcarthur bart station. jurors filled out questionnaires in one courtroom today. in a separate courtroom, a judge called him competent to stand trial after reviewing the new psychiatric report. >>> pittsburgh police say they seized more than 800 plants from an illegal grow in the city today. the department says even though recreational marijuana is legal, they enforce illegal marijuana grows. they pose a fire risk when growers bypass electric meters. and they potentially draw crime, including robberies and burglaries. >>> discrimination concerns over a new feature on uber. why some sigh letting drivers pick and choose where they drop off riders is bad for customers. >> scooters coming to san francisco that will help riders with disabilities get around. introducing a single sports destination. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat,

a volcano near the philippines capital manila could be on the verge of a dangerous or eruption the tao volcano has been spewing ash and lava causing manila's international airport to close and thousands to flee. britain's prince harry is attending a crisis meeting with the queen and senior members of the royal family over his decision to step back from a senior royal duties on the agenda. is what titles here this wife of will keep up what you choose they will continue to perform. this year's oscar nominations have been announced comic book drama joker is tipped for 11 academy awards including a best picture and best director it stopped working phoenix's of the shot for best actor. this is d.w. news from there for more followers on twitter at w news or visit the website d w dot com. coming up next tomorrow today a science magazine this week in talk about the ways in the ocean and how we can harness that power i don't have that website to get all the latest news and information around the clock dot com. world news of the top of the hour i'm good to . far away after all. mine are sung the

projects take ten years, 12 years, i'm not going to go through the list of them but i have a project in taos, new mexico, an airport project, over 20 years to get the approval for a runway expansion. another project where it's a roadway with a bridge, 16 years through the process, the review, the regulation process. and here those of you that are from the d.c. area, we have the purple line. some of it was litigation, but it took 14 years for that to get off the ground. nepa needs to be changed. it's a 50-year-old regulation that needs changes. we need to be thoughtful about environmental impact. not to rush it through to harm the environment or workers. but it needs to be changed. and we have too many gutless politicians here in washington, d.c. and across the country that are pandering to extremists on all fronts who licking their fingers and seeing which way the political winds are blowing instead of talking with us in the sector, business, labor, suppliers and the like, to figure out how we move our energy policy forward in a way that we don't have the keystone excel pipelines, we don't h

part of what's known as the pacific ring of fire volcano is on another islands in the middle of lake tao is a complex series of overlapping cones on craters with the surrounding area designated as a permanent danger zone. because of the geography experts have warned of what they call a volcanic tsunami swung the force from a violent underwater eruption calls as destructive waves and an explosive eruption magma violently spews out instead of using this along with heavy tremors has caused the mass evacuation of tens of thousands of people while it's been dormant for 40 years tall has erupted 33 times since 1572 in 1011 an eruption killed more than 1300 people jamila. province where people have been evacuated so. they are you know going see how currently in crisis we had just arrived about 10 minutes ago we were told that we cannot go any further and there are really no civilians left here now most of them are just workers from the local government hoping to clear the area but we were told that the water in the lake is going up that it has some levels in the street for the route we were hop

as a report from the tao center for digital journalism notes, those accounts can be as influential astisan. that's all apart of the privacy concerns, particularly within china, that wechad serves as a messaging, food ordering and ride hailing app all at once. that allows ten cent to collect a dizzying amount of data for users. this monetizing of data is at the heart of what the social psychologist calls surveillance capitalism. capitalism based on watching your every move. in china the government can easily request an access data from companies so surveillance capitalism mixes seamlessly with surveillance government. as "the new york times" reports, the government has been deploying facial recognition software in its vast security appear rat 'tis to profile and control the uighurs in the country. in various parts of the country the "times" reports they scan thousands of faces looking for ethnic weers -- uighurs. ethnic wegers. police have put together face image databases from criminal and other records and they use the systems to track uighurs' movements. it's an exercise in mass sur

. >>> e-services command says he is frustrated and upset with a taos ski resort about how it is handling in incident that put his son in a back brace. he was on the slopes on another young skier crashed into his son. greg liggins joins us now with more. >> reporter:chong says the accident happened because re less. one of the skiers is part of the squaw valley ski demon ran into his son at a high rated speed. >> the pain has gone down . the incident happened, it still hurts a significant amount. >> reporter: the 10-year-old has been in a back brace following a skiing accident. here he is in wyoming last december. on christmas eve, alone nolan and his dad were skiing together at squaw valley making a turn to head in a different direction when two young skiers came up from behind and one struck nolan. spent the actual boy that impacted nolan ran right into him. at high speed. >> i was streaming and he had knocked the wind out of me. >> reporter: an mri of his spine shows fraction and disruption to bone marrow. >> the permanent implications to nolan that is not a tall boy , he will lose heig

tao area exactly picking up some snowfall, not for tomorrow but into saturday. can see in the sunday forecast. here's what our forecast model things, we this into motion. central valley fog here some patches could move into some of the inland spots even up in the watching out for that first thing tomorrow morning. partly to mostly sunny skies tomorrow afternoon. is the approach to the system of intravenous. friday night, you notice early saturday morning, 5:00 am, you probably have some scattered showers here in the bay area. this is 10:00, probably still some clausen slight chance of shower. cloud gradually goes away throughout the day on saturday. forecast highs tomorrow, mainly the mid to upper 50s. it would be a cold morning and a cool afternoon. and i see a big playoff game heading our way. >> we don't want to have any raindrops on that, right? >> i don't want them to kick up at least. baby the early morning hours. before the game begins. >> maybe .01, .02. partly cloudy skies. here's a look at your five day forecast, we can fairly quiet. there may be some

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was raised in the tao religion, i was raised in that religion to be good.thatand then the good things come into my life. but i did not receive anything good as i wished. every morning, i knew that there was someone controlling me and i could not go to school. i couldn't go on with that way anymore. so, now i look back and there is something in me. it was seeking the truth. seeking the purpose. seeking for the answer. then i got that. so, i used my daytime. i dig into the library. in saigon. searching the purpose for my life. and i poured out all of the religious books in the library, reading, and among the books i had read was the new testament. readn the bible, when i the more i read, the more , questions i had because i did not understand why jesus say like that. because i was raised in a totally different religion. -- at that moment i was so confused when i read in jesus say, i am the way, the truth, and the life. no man can come through the father but through me. i said, wow. i was really confused. my religion or jesus saying that. i was really confused

. >> reporter: council member tao says she's introducing a proposal to define the rules of when the so-called walking officer assigned to foot patrols in neighborhoods are pulled off their beats to assist in higher priority calls. >> for example, if there is a shooting in other parts of oakland, yes officers need to go to that. yes, that's an emergency. we shouldn't allow for one area to be unattended. >> i wish that the criminals be held accountable and the justice can be brought to zeng and his family. >> he was so friendly. truly to his core. let's live that in our memories and be like him. >> i just want him to know that all his family and friends love him very, very much. >> reporter: in oakland, kpix 5. >>> after months of delates, the trial against a man accused of stabbing neil wilson to death could begin as soon as tomorrow. a judge ruled that john low cow is mentally competent to defend himself. he had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in november. he is accused of slashing neil wilson's throat at the station in july 2018 and wounding her sister. and questions about cowell's

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there is the opening bell, live in new york, it is set to drop this morning, the tao close0 points, the worst decline in months over increasing middle east tension and the price of oil and gold is up and we'll have all the business is coming up in today's dollars and cents.>> thank you for joining us on monday, january 6 i am dave clark.>> good morning i am pam cook, and steve paulson is joining us for the first time this new year. >> that is correct, good to see you guys, talk about a nice day with temperatures in the upper 50s, mid-50s, late tuesday and wednesday some very light rain and today will be all about sunshine. there could have been some patchy fog and some around the napa airport but so far it seems to be about it. rain in the pacific northwest, 20s and 30s and 40s on the temps, upper 30s and mid-30s, marin county a lot of 30s, 37 and 38 around mill valley, some have near so sal castaneda is it something new ?>> pretty much the same, i think everyone is back, let's go to the bay bridge, it is a 20 to 25 minute delay as you come through with no major issues driv

beautiful lake tao this weekend. if you're heading out there, it's can be quite nice. a few fiery chances on saturday but that is about it. the snowpack looking good. some nice weather for you if you are headed that way. you have a little bit of rain potentially heading our way as we get later at the friday telling about elamin, gilbert. for now, sending it back to the desk. stomach stop store now, amend her name not on his door last night at two people is that is up blade thing again i him one of the suspects was the residence >> reporter: dublin police set up a white parameter here at the crime scene which is inside one of the townhomes to soft, left. we have seen crime scene specialists movement in and out of the property this afternoon. little while ago, gallipolis captain told me this all started when a woman and her current boyfriend broke into the home of her ex-boyfriend. >> these types of things in dublin don't occur. this is not a random act. they did note the female. it was an ex-girlfriend. definitely a strange event for the city of dublin. >> reporter: gun

future taos. you can see on the top part of my chart, that is the big drop we have been seeing. the china index also down by 1.4%. mainland chinese's markets won't reopen again until monday. they were supposed to come back online on friday. that has been extended to stem the fallout of this coronavirus as the death death toll has climbed to 132. one stock on in hong kong track higher. that is tencent. >> let's get you in conversation as well. the indian markets just opened about 15 minutes ago. what is the feedback then from traders and investors? >> well, we were expecting more volatility considering the kind of pressure that we have seen over the past couple of days with the rise in the volatility index near a three-month high but that has come off. possibly a lot of shots being taken over the previous couple f days has been covered. for now, the -- advancing .6%. aided by banks. the rupee continues to be stable. 171.2. we continue to watch whether we will see the strength stay. considering we have heading into a volatile period. >> thank you very much for that. let's check in

in her first press release when he said she was going to take the vote on this taos let war powers resolutiontoothless, she also said she would take a vote to repeal the authorization of military force which we all know was a lie or an inaccurate amount of evidence made by secretary of state colin powell to the united nations. you have, by the way, complicating all of this -- and to gayle's point about where people fall on all of this -- you have bernie sanders and mike lee introducing something in the senate here that's going to block more funding for iran. howard: right. you know, the media always complain about donald trump's messy process, the way he governs, his style. for example, the president said we we would, if necessary, target iranian cultural sites. mike pompeo said we'd follow the law, and they seemed to back off. much of the public doesn't follow the rhetoric hour by hour -- >> there's a difference between messy process and messy messaging. there may be internal logic and coherence in the trump policy, but when you roll it out and there's five different stories within five days

>> we're coming off, you know, a $4 trillion year it taos fourth best year in history.ndous m&a year that we've had. we think the m&a trend is going to continue into 2020. and because of that, we think that's going to also help support valuations, whether we take it out to competition in the marketplace, it's supporting the valuations from here when we think about going into 2020 and what can drive valuations, one thing to think about is the macro you should be willing to pay a higher multiple for a high-growth name also trades and tariffs, right that comes back down and being more reasonable. that helps support it. regulatory can help support it earnings growth can help support it there are a bunch of different things that can drive these trends into 2020 and beyond. >> but what's cheap to buy in m&a? >> great question. some of that is going to take some of your view on time frame too. is it cheap off of this year some of the p/e players, they may look expensive at first but may turn something around, cost-cutting sh cost-cutting, getting the company ready to come back

plus what caused the delta flight to taos california school kids with trump: those pre-existing conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> honor healthwatch this morning nearly a third of americans are not getting enough sleep and researchers say the problem is getting worse each year. no new study from boston university find that the professions that have the highest levels of sleep deprivation include police officers, and those in the military. adequate sleep is defined as seven hours or more. >>> a new study shows that one in six women who suffer a miscarriage or an atopic pregnancy experience long-term posttraumatic stress. researchers in lond

that the chief un and my city staff and what have you to really come up with policy council member tao knowledge is the police department is stretched thin, but i'm not going to be teacher from my belief and my belief is that they're the cbd at least one police officer in every. >>police area. councilmember tell also tells me the village has their own security as well as walking officers assigned to this neighborhood. >>reporting in oakland, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle and east bay teacher has been charged with crimes against children dating back more than 20 years kron four's dan kerman explains the alleged crime recently came to light. miramonte high school physical education teacher, kyle wood was arrested at her pleasant hill home wednesday and charged with 2 counts of molesting a female student. >>when she was teaching an aka la nease high school back in 19 97 in 1998. we take student safety is our greatest greatest priority and we hear news like this. >>it really has it's the core and as their greatest concerns so we are working very closely with contra costa. sherif

. >> okay, and you found your way to a very dusty -- >> taos, new mexico. >> to the desert. >> my personal let me brag and say i pulled 9.3 gs with the u.s. air force thunderbirds. >> you should put that on tinder, you can find a man fast with that. >> because that's how i'm going to find one. >> oh no, guys, i actually did not want to participate in this. >> you have no choice. aloha! >> i mean, we had to show off some of that man meat, right? that's what mama gave me. jack says we did not. >> could you be our next bachelor? >> i think so. that linkedin profile right there, that's the actual linkedin profile. and those are the pictures actually on all those platforms there. dolly, thank you for inspiring us, we appreciate it. >> you inspire us every day, dolly. >>> the season of "the bachelor" might be more turbulent than we thought. pilot pete sporting his scar. he told press he's okay with it though because it gives him some character, looking like harry potter there. >> pete also dropped a major hint that despite the rocky road he's been on, he may have found what he was looking for. >

significant even as it crime gag down very significant by dictating the government and the fucked up policy tao's shalt not kill cause of the radicalized youth series on al-jazeera to be a child is to be innocent and carefree but it comes to an abrupt end at the burden of young children. with a mother behind bars for siblings must spend for each other and decide whether to stick together. with the family in the hope of a chance across the us mexico border the other side of the border a witness documentary on al-jazeera. new leaders plays children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds in the work his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is a. you home an overcrowded refugee camp of $23000.00 people surrounded by our bill issue groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places each took the microphone will we find peace how can we make the violence stop when wi

projects take ten years, 12 years, i'm not going to go through the list of them, but i have a project in taosw mexico, an airport project, over 20 years to get the approval for a runway expansion. another project where it's a roadway with a bridge, 16 years through the process, the review, the regulation process. those of you from the d.c. area, we have the purple line. some of it was litigation, but it took 14 years for that to finally get off the ground. so nepa needs to be changed. it's a 50-year-old regulation that needs changes to it. we still need to be thoughtful about environmental impact, that's not to rush it through, to harm the environment or workers, but it needs to be changed. and we have too many gutless politicians here in washington, d.c. and across the country that are pandering to extremists on all fronts, who are licking their fingers and seeing which way the political winds are blowing instead of talking with us in the sector, business, labor, suppliers and the like, to figure out how we move our energy policy forward in a way that we don't have the keystone xl pipelines,

taos la was due for a pullback also there's a report at california vehicle registrations.a registrations feld by 46% in the fourth quarter. keep in mind you had the expertation of some incentives for electric vehicle credits those are expiring the federal ones are essential going away what you have with tesla here is a company that, remember, wilf, it delivers all of its vehicles for the most part out of the plant in fremont, california it's always had lumpy deliveries by states and regions. some quarters get more than others i wouldn't read too much into that report. don't forget, we probably will get their guidance sometime in early february when they report earnings. >>> phil lebeau, thank you very much >> honestly the big mental is the stock is down 1% when the supposed ax on the name downgrades it. that just shows you the fever has not broken yet on this move. it looked like it will be a bigger loss. we'll see how long it lasts, though >> the national retail federation is out with holiday retail sales data. courtney reagan has the details. >> it was a strong holiday s

and then last but not least, professor tao is going to talk about the environmental issues, including climate change. so i've asked each of them to stick to about seven minutes to start, so we should have time to interact and open up in the audience and we're going to start with professor yen on demographics. >> thank you. so for the demographics, in this chapter we actually find five main trends of the population aging. so number one is population aging, will deepen in the next 30 years. by 2049 the chinese population over age 55 will be close to 400 million, which accounts for more than a quarter of the population. the working age population, we will shrink. it started to shrink already and it will further shrink from 990 million to about 800 million. 990 million to 800 million, which is about 200 million reduction in this 30 years. number two, not only the total population trend of the aging, but also the composition, we will shift from the young/old to the oldest/old. for young/old we mean 55 to 80. for oldest/old we mean age 80 and above. so by 2049 the propulsion of the oldest/o

and then last but not least, professor tao on the environmental issues. >> our sector focused on economic growth pattern change. and basically, the general sentiment is that the economic growth pattern in china formed in the past four decades is no longer sustainable. we have to change it. in that, improving the environment is the very important component, and we face this great challenges. there are wide range of estimates but people generally learn that environmental damage cause severe social cost. premature death, chronic diseases. and also, china is a major carbon-emitting country in the world. for the world to achieve the goal of carbon reduction, china has to do a lot more. so year 2020 is critical because all major emitting country have to advise their ndcs. and put the particular high pressure on china to modify. basically, improving the the goals, the efforts in reduction. so changing economic growth pattern is not only important for china, but also, important for the whole world. and we have lot of aspirations in this respect. first, for the future 30 years, by mid this century

over half of americans favor tao prevent iran obtaining a nuclear weapon. in favor of taking military action. sandra and bill, that is just some steps to keep in mind, with this potential withdrawal looming in the prospect of some kind of military confrontation with iran heating up overnight. back to you guys. >> sandra: we've got the shot up at the white house there. gillian turner, thank you. >> bill: moments away from the address now come after the rising tensions with iran and the news we all watched lead into the night in the early morning hours today. a live look now as we await the direction from the president. we will take you their lives as soon as he begins. first, a quick commercial break, and we are back with this important address. next. the epson ecotank. no more buying cartridges. look at all this ink it comes with. big ink tanks. lots of ink. no more cartridges. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. this round's on me.eat. hey, can you spot me? come on in. find your place today, with silversneakers. included in mo

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