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corey: well, this is clearly insanity at its best.e is following into the realm of crazy joe biden saying crazy things that come out of his mouth all the time. i don't understand it. look, jesse, this guy should have been taking xanax not viagra while in the white house. this is unbelievable that he is still talking about this stuff. jesse: yeah, i don't know. maybe he got paid. maybe he didn't get paid. congressman, what do you think about this? do you think right now in the middle of a democratic primary it's the time to release a documentary series like this? matt: you are so uncompassionate, jesse, the man was terrorized into a sexual encounter. didn't you hear it from his own mouth? frankly i prefer the blockbuster trump jobs report to the hillary documentary on hulu. i would suggest if there is probably a better perspective on these encounters it's monica lewenski's ted talks. let me plug those. slut shaming in today's society and deacon instructs that dynamic in a far more productive way than the former president did. jesse: co

corey: absanutely.he ha enthusiastic base of not done well in the first four states and is not picked up the momentum necessary to justify her candidacy going forward. laura: if michael bloomberg does poorly, will he come under pressure tohrow millions under joe biden and the center lane? corey: he is, but he has money till the end of the world and he can do what he wants. e has said is that if he doesn't see a pathono the nominahe will get out of the race and back who the nominee is. dohe shoulhat sooner rather than later so that joe biden can consume thethe number of delegates necessary. laura: after biden's big win in south carolina, which states are you watching most closely? coy: tonight is a conversation about theest vs. the east. talking about the southeastern states. tonight we are talking about alabama, ttanessee, bigs we are looking at, because they are similar to south carolina, whe he was successful on saturday. laura: what is youbrguess about ered convention at this point? is there going to

corey: thank you.aura: the other story we are tracking tonight is the spread nine americans have died in the outbreak. the u.s. feral reserve cut interest rates by haoi a percentage to address concerns about slowing economic growth. pointing.et responded by dow close down 700 points. president trump has been pressuring the central bank to do more. today he was out and about to show hisis admation is managing to help crisis. earlier i spoke to aleemhi maqbl in wton about all of this. can you just bring us up-to-date brwith how far the ok has gotten in the u.s.? aleem:g we are talkout more than 100 cases in the u.s. 15 states -- illinois, oregon, florida, two cases in new york, and nine deaths infirmed in washington state, a lot of the associated with one nursing home. that number is likely to just because of the inevitableot spread of the virus, but much more testing as well, including retrospective testing. some of those cases in washington state where bodies of those who died with flulike d symptoms l

liz: corey lewandoski, great to see you. >> thank you so much. liz: come back soon, corey.ith a look-see what is happening with his show. great to see you. >> great to see you, liz. just as you were talking with corey we're going to have the man who led the court fight to get secretary, former secretary of state clinton to give her deposition. tom fitton, the head of "judicial watch." we'll have the latest for you on the coronavirus outbreak on my show we call it a pandemic because that's what it is. we're not waiting for the united nations or for that matter the department of health and human services to declare it a pandemic. it is what it is. we'll also be joined tonight by alex azar, the secretary of the department of health and human services. also dr. mark rupp, from the national quarantine center in nebraska, on the very front lines, fighting this coronavirus. please join us for all of that at the top of the hour. liz, good to see. >> lou, i have a quick questions. i've been all over the hillary clinton email server story. >> yep. liz: i think when hillary sat down s

corey, great to have you on. your reaction to the race now?bernie sanders is living in a fantasyland right now to think he will continue this race. we want bernie to continue. we want the race on the democrat side to go all the way to the convention, so bernie has a opportunity to be disruptor in chief on the democrat side. with the decisive victories from joe biden last night, it is very clear joe biden is going to be the democratic nominee and it will give us the opportunity to remind the american people of the failed policies of the obama administration against the successful policies of this administration. elizabeth: okay. you were a straight-shooter, you give us honest answers. who is the best vice president choice for joe biden right now? >> look, i hate to tell you that because he may actually pick that person and make the race that much harder but, if it were me, i was advising joe biden, i would seriously be looking, we know he has now said he will pick a female, i would be looking at the female governor of michigan, who did the stat

trish: corey lewandowski, thank you so much. >> my pleasure.o. kennedy: it is thursday, so we've moved game night over here, we're going to party squad. jest -- jessica tarlov is probably going to bad mouth elizabeth warren a lot. and lawrence jones, he is going to praise democrats for standing up against the president in the face of the coronavirus threat. trish: thank you. look guard to it. thanks, kennedy. let's be honest with ourselves here, is joe really able to be president? [laughter] >> i got hairy legs that turn, that, that, that turn blond in the sun. trish: mothers, keep your children away from joe -- [laughter] i mean, it's just bizarre stuff. coming up, the so-called surging candidate really has been showing his weirdness and also his age. i'm calling him out. i've dug up some more embarrassing sound if you can imagine. that's next. ♪ ♪ at fidelity, online u.s. stocks and etfs are commission-free. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry i

jesse: hollywood child star corey feldman sta jesse: former hollywood child star corey feldman joinedrs' world" last week. he promised to name names in a pedophile ring and he did. he says this actor allegedly raped his friend. >> it wasn't like by the way this happened. he went into great detail, he told me, charlie bent me over in between two trailers and put crisco oil on my butt and raped me in broad daylight anybody could have walked by, anybody could have seen it. >> he shared with me on the set of lucas that he was raped as a little boy. he told might was his costar. and he told might was charlie sheen that did it. jesse: charlie sheen strongly denies the allegation. joining me, raymond arroyo. i don't know what to think about that it's a he said-she said situation. raymond: corey feldman is one of so many child actors, young men, women and boys in hollywood who have been abused. he's part of the what i call the he too movement. how do we know? how can we know? the statute of limitations in some states have been opened up where you can go back and there is no statute of limitat

. >> corey. >> how he wanted to play sports -- yeah, his youngest son, corey.know that troy dreamed to workout with sports and he wanted his younger son to play sports because i feel he wanted him to be realistic and get a job and stuff. and i feel like -- i really don't understand the relationship, that's why i want to bring it up because i don't understand the relationship between -- because he knows it's a different time he still won't let him play sports. >> why do you think -- thank you. why do you guys think troy won't let corey play sports? >> so he won't be disappointed, because troy thinks the reason why he wasn't able to play sports was because he was black when really it was because he got hold and they didn't want to draft an old guy into the league. so he doesn't want his son to face that same racism that he thought he experienced. >> okay. >> so then he's keeping him from it, but really he's just keeping him from opportunity. and not even allowing him to have the opportunity to be scouted. >> okay. >> your hand was up? >> i was going to say the sa

service- n.c.i.s.-- he saw gallagher stab that isis prisoner. >> corey scott: like, all of a suddenddie's, like, stabbing this dude in the neck. >> martin: charged with war crimes that could send him away for life without parole, gallagher hired naval academy graduate turned smashmouth lawyer, tim parlatore. >> tim parlatore: if you want to put my client in jail for the rest of his life you're going to need to come through me. >> martin: by the time parlatore signed on, gallagher was already in the brig, and the full weight of the federal government had descended on his family. n.c.i.s. agents executed what they call a standard search warrant at his home when only his two sons- ages eight and 18- were there. >> parlatore: they dragged the kids out of the house at gunpoint in their underwear. didn't give them the opportunity to get dressed. searched the house. >> martin: did they have a valid search warrant? >> parlatore: they did, but the way they did it was excessive. >> martin: this was a murder case. >> parlatore: yeah, but the suspect was already in custody it was pure intimidat

their cases of sexual assault while they were on active duty today i'm going to talk about the men corey chokmah who served in the coast guard from august 2005 to june 2007 she now separates from p.t.s.d. and abnormal e.g. did a nerve damage in her faith. choker later told the press it's like they didn't care it wasn't important i wasn't. going to play out. for this cross. there is my way. this is. effective october 20th 2009 my overall combined rating is 70 percent. we service connection for anxieties deny service connection for displacement and bilateral bilateral this displacement is denied. us. oh my god. we'll be right there should. we face doesn't have any desks in it that's what the x. rays show that's what dr karp those letters show you do not medical the winners are extra. nice to see you again and thank you for coming i'm going to play a short public service announcement and then we can entertain questions i think the prevention aspect of sexual assault goes back in some ways to risk reduction what it what is risk reduction risk reduction are ideas like telling women to if they

when i said what is troy protecting corey from.ou said. >> america. >> america, the realities of what it means to be black and male in america. that's also a possibility. >> what you were saying about masculinity i think black men tend to use their, like, what they go through as a black man in america as an excuse for how they act inside the home. >> okay. that is really -- that is good -- you know what, if you are going to write a thesis statement and you might that's a really good place to start. i'm just saying. so yes. we have to always -- that's what i mean by the complexity of character. troy is the nature of what who and what troy is wildly complex and literally everything you just said fuel what's makes up that character. that's what i mean by having a layer character. that is a character who has depth. that is a character who is a fully rounded person. do you see how that might be different than the comedic character that showed up in the jefferson. that's what -- that's what august wilson is doing. he's actually allowing

that's why bicycle safety is something corey take so seriously over the years i've probably given out over 2000 helmets. and a 5th you know one of them saved a life or 2 dead that makes me very happy she and to put the traumatic brain injury even with the helmet. >>it took couple weeks to even start making memories again so i don't think there would have been any more members that there had been helped. >>want to protect that young brain that was tony lopez reporting for us tonight and money for the helmet giveaway came from a state grant the funding though recently expired there so hopefully they can re up that it like seat belts right back in the day, nobody wore helmets when they bike a lot of people didn't wear seat belts but now you have to you sure do and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 thanks being with us this hour on election night we'll see you back here tonight for kron 4 news at 9 in prime time right now it's time for the news at 6 with pam moore and can weigh grand vicki thanks to you both coming up tonight at 6 o'clock it is super tuesday. >>and a number of states are alr

>>there you go there's a new bike saquon a police officer corey johnson presents a brand new bicyclend helmet 12 year-old elaine along let's put it on last october alaina was struck by a car and nearly killed near william land park riding my bike to school fortunately she was wearing a helmet the doctors said i would have died without a korea's the detective who investigated a serious crash. it's a little girl on a bicycle hit by a vehicle and that's just one that you don't really want to get to go home or yeah turns out korean actually met elaine and her mom about a year earlier at a school bicycle safety event when detective johnson came to the hospital to interview or after the accident i recognized him right away as the officer that gave her the helmet that she was wearing that day i saw the helmet i was like man that looks like one of the homeless that i give out and then i met mom and she was like yeah, you're the one to carry the helmets so it's pretty amazing on average in sacramento, 3 people die each year in my civil accidents and a quarter of all bicycle accidents involve

councilman corey johnson.hank you so much for your time tonight. >> thanks, chris. >>> coming up, the dangerous emerging red state/blue state divide when it comes to handling the global pandemic. why so believe it is more important to send people back to work than it is to save the lives of fellow americans, next. >>> you may have noticed there's a growing chorus of conservatives now saying essentially, look, it is maybe worth killing off a huge number of old people in order to get the economy humming. lieutenant governor of texas dan patrick made essentially that very argument on trump tv last night. >> no one reached out to me and said as a senior citizen, are you willing to take a chance on your survival in exchange for keeping the america that all-america loves for your children and grandchildren. and if that's the exchange, i'm all in. those of us who are 70-plus, we'll take care of ourselves but don't sacrifice the country. >> let's put aside for the moment that for one younger people are dying, too, one

think preemptively make sure that they stay quiet well we'll be following all those developments rami corey there from the american university of beirut good to have you again on al-jazeera now south korea is imposing restrictions on the sale of mosques and has carried out raids on companies who are stockpiling them as it tries to combat the coronavirus there have been long queues outside stores and mosques stocks are running south korea has more than 6 and a half 1000 confirmed cases that's the highest number outside china it's also bad and the entry of travelers from neighboring japan correspondent robert pride joins us now live from south korea's capital seoul rob clearly there's a lot of fear on the streets there how are people dealing with this whole new rationing system. that's right i mean people grudgingly have going along with this system when you go out into the streets of seoul and other south korean cities you barely see anybody now not wearing a mask of course there's lots of different advice about the usefulness of face masks but people here clearly believe it gives them a deg

but for now — from me, mike corey, and the rest of the team here in argentina — it's goodbye.has been extreme of late, but rewind a couple of years and you will find a very different extreme that we were in the grip of, and that was the beast from the east, where the temperature on this he day two years ago in south wales could only reach a high of —4.7 degrees. that was our coldest march day on record. it has been chilly in the breeze today, but nowhere near that cold. we have still got storm jorge close to north scotland. it has been a blustery day, but the winds are easing a bit now. we still have some rain and hill snow affecting parts of scotland, but for many others it has been a fine afternoon. some showers affecting us, and they will continue to be around as we go through this evening and into night, particularly across north scotland, north—west england and northern ireland and wales. a bit icy tomorrow morning, some rain held sleet and snow as well. don't be surprised if there is something wintry around for you first thing in the morning, temperatures keeping up for

joining me, corey lewandowski. why are you rooting against america? why are you rooting seemingly against u.s. investors because you hope maybe that will influence people in terms of how they think about president trump and his administration's economic policies. >> those hollywood elites he hate this president more than they love this country. two years ago bill maher prayed for a recession. these people who make their living in hollywood, who live on the big screen and have seen their ticket sales decline, hate this president because he delivered economic value and opportunity for the middle class. it's a shame, but it's okay. come november, those people who live in those what they call flyover states, those people who don't subscribe to the same political philosophy as the rosie o'donnells and bette midlers will help get trump re-elected. trish: i'm a big believer in people saying what they think. so i don't begrudge them that opportunity. but i'm a big believer in intellectual diversity. hollywood is trying to a squash any other viewpoint and they

. >> corey feldman is one of so many child actors, young men, young women and young boys in hollywoodsed. he's part of what i call the heat to movement that people don't want to hear about. they should listen a little more closely. as to these allegations, how do we know? how can we know? the statute of limitations in some states, jesse had been opened up, you can go back and there's no statute of limitations on the crimes. if corey's family believes there's credibility, apparently they don't, the brother said they don't believe the charges but if they did, they could press charges and investigate but all of this should be looked at, taken a seriously if for no other reason than to protect the current and future generations. jesse: as we learn from thehe harvey weinstein situation, when something happens, you have to immediately flow the whistle. go to the police and that's where they can adjudicate it. something very interesting happened, don junior challenged hunter biden through a debate, watch this. >> you moderate a debate between hunter biden and myself. [cheering and applauding

we'll have corey coming in here on friday. we'll do our event from the white house. we have a lot of things we are moving around because of what's happening. because we want to be here and this is the nerve center, i want to be right here and i don't want to be flying around in airplanes. >> they have not but it is common sense. a lot of it is use common sense like washing your hands and certain things, keep a little bit of distance away, that's why sporting events are tough because you have people sitting in small seats next to each other so it is a little tough. what happened with the nba is incredible but if you look at europe, big soccer event is cancelled. it is amazing and how fast it would spread to the world. it was one country and then four countries and nine and now 13 and 22. and now i guess it is over 100 countries. it is an amazing thing how fast it spreads. this is a fast spreader. >> any thoughts of the tokyo olympics. i wish the prime minister, prime minister abe, he's a friend of mine. he showed me pictures of what they have done. and i said what a j

corey wire joining us now with more. this gives you pause. >> it does.n if the child got the virus from the player or from somewhere else. we know the police in rhode island announced yesterday a child who attended the celti celtics/jazz came last week attended the game, the child got an autograph from the jazz player who later tested for the virus. that celtics/jazz game was march 6th, just five days after the nba put out a memo to teams urging players to restrict physical contact with fans. it was on wednesday of this week, erica, that the league suspended play for at least 30 days. >> you know, we've talked so much about the ripple effect of all of these cancellations and what happens. what do you know about athletes at this point? so many points have shutdown, what are they up to? >> this coronavirus as we know is disrupting living and daily routines around the globe, athletes are stepping up to help like warrior star steph curry, and his wife pledging money to help feed students in the area where students rely on schools for meals every day. >> we w

and along with billy corey, i think she learned how to wheel and deal. >> she rose through the ranks. and with her boss' blessing became president of the company. hiring, firing, and calling the shots. >> she would say, i don't want to hear about the labor pains, just show me the baby. >> jay grove waters a vice president at diane's company. >> when she started in business here in atlanta, there were not a ton of female executives. >> no. absolutely. and i think that's what -- one of the things that really set diane apart. i mean, she was a -- a woman in a man's world. >> she had a big personality, loved clothes, furs, hats, and kids. although she never had any of her own. she survived one bad marriage and was in her 50s when she met tex mac i'ver. he was self-made too, a military brat from san antonio who earned a rep in atlanta as a labor lawyer and a champion of republican candidates. >> he had great relationships, he had everybody's direct-dial moab number. >> bill crane is a political commentator and consultant in atlanta and a long-time friend of tex. >> he was a gentleman, he a

i met corey december 17th of 2007 i was on watch when she got to the station and then this blew me away when she walked in. please right. for you ok thank you. the command told us that she was coming then there were some issues but we didn't none of the crew knew exactly what had happened and i didn't find out. for a long time. i was stationed in saginaw river michigan. i was the only female in my section. i had a supervisor it got to the place where i get calls at 3 o'clock in the morning and he are telling me to come get him and i'm like i can i'm bad and he would then threaten me. i'd walk in from training and he'd be sleeping in my bed. when we went to one of the higher ups the chain of command they were all like his his drinking buddy and they told me just because i didn't like somebody they were going to switch me away from this guy. i was in the evening around taps and. he don't lock the door and he'd come in and he had an erection and he tried to get me to touch him i took my right hand and i pushed him in the chest and started to yell for the other guys to kind of hear me. he h

councilman corey johnson.ou so much for your time tonight. >> thanks, chris. >>> coming up, the dangerous emerging red state/blue state divide when it comes to handling the global pandemic. why so believe it is more important to send people back to work than it is to save the lives of fellow americans, next. - i've been pretty stable with my schizophrenia for a while, and then my kids asked me why my body was rocking back and forth. my doctor said i have tardive dyskinesia, which may be related to important medications i take for my schizophrenia. i also felt my tongue darting and pushing against my cheeks. i was worried what others would think. td can affect different parts of the body, and it may also affect people who take medications for depression and bipolar disorder. i know i shouldn't change or stop my medication so i was relieved there are treatment options for td. - if this sounds like you or someone you know, visit talkabouttd.com to sign up to receive a personalized doctor discussion guide to help

"thank you, corey, and may i say, you don't look anything like a psychopath. [ laughter ] definitely't look like you're going to go deck somebody." and on top of that, trump's white house invoked executive privilege over his communications with lewandowski, which is insane, because lewandowski never worked in the white house, let alone the executive branch and yet lewandowski insisted on stonewalling, which resulted in exchanges like these >> did you ever suggest to the president or anyone else that you thought your communications with him were official white house communications >> congressman, the white house has directed i not disclose the substance of any discussions with the president or his advisers to protect executive branch confidentiality >> how many times has the president asked you to meet him in the white house >> the white house has directed i not disclose the substance of any -- >> how many times did he direct you to deliver a message to a member of his cabinet? >> the white house has directed i not disclose the substance of any discussions with the president. >> did h

mister for corey.able to receive the much needed care and trip into the united states we've been working very hard to get him freed. that he's finally able to have his entire family at his side. so i'm very grateful to the lebanese government they worked with us and. we are very proud of his family they stood by him so strongly. and they are thrilled. the united states has no higher priority than the safety and well-being of our citizens we've. we've gotten tremendous number of hostages out as you know i think we're 40 to know. robert o'brien as you know was there for chief they go she ate a for a large part of it affected so well that now we have him in a. a different position. so want to thank and congratulate robert and his team and i want to. let everyone know that recovering americans held captive and imprisoned abroad continues to be a top priority for my administration. one young gentleman austin tice. and we're working very hard with syria to get a map we hope the syrian government. we'll do th

and now senator corey booker. mr. booker: i want to thank senators gillibrand and harris for being long-time champions of paid family leave. we are in the midst of a global pandemic and america is in a health crisis right now. to not have paid family leave means that this problem will compound, it will spread further and it will last longer. it is abjectly irresponsible for the congress of the united states of america to leave for the weekend and not pass paid family leave. there are millions of americans who are being told right now that if you have symptoms, you should stay home and quarantine yourself for two weeks. there are folks who without a paycheck, without resources, won't be able to pay their rent, will miss a car note, will have their families spiral into financial crisis. and will not make that decision that we need everyone to make to self-quarantine. it is abjectly irresponsible for us not to put paid family leave as part of the package that we pass before we leave the united states senate. to not act o

as mike corey found out.lonso, the island home of rewilding argentina — a project aiming to re—introduce this beautiful, terrifying animal to the wild. oh my... guys, this is... when you make eye contact with a beast this size, your heartjust goes... she's isa, she's a brazilian panther, orjaguar. she's about six years old. yeah, she's quite young. and how will the wetlands benefit from introducing this beautiful animal? these animals were part of this ecosystem. they have been here for hundreds and thousands of years. they disappeared from the wetlands, and now this ecosystem is lacking from this top predator. and, of course, we need to maintain the prey populations in natural numbers, and not making them increase so much. this whole ecosystem evolved with that keystone apex predator. take that out and everything starts to crumble, right? exactly, yes. it's estimated there are only 250 wild jaguars left across the whole of argentina, but for many locals they still have a special, mystical significance. it's

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corey, what's the situation there now? >> reporter: yeah, joshua, i think 48-year-old kyas kelly's death was one that cut deeply to this community this week. not just here to the hospital but to the medical community as a whole and it's a reminder for all of us as well as how much risk these first responders are taking on. governor cuomo also acknowledged kelly's death and spoke about the other first responders out there. take a listen. >> we lost a nurse. we lost a couple of other nurses. kyas kelly. 48 years old. who was the assistant nurse manager at mt. sinai west. we wish his family the best. these public people, i don't even have the words to express my admiration for them. >> reporter: now, cuomo in his press conference earlier was reflective. he was candid. at times he was forceful. saying he would not be deterred in getting the state the life-saving supplies that he needs. he also said, "we were more prepared than any state for this." but the emergency is testing the state's limits now. we're hearing that the 911

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that's why bicycle safety is something corey take so seriously over the years i've probably given out2000 helmets. and a few if you know one of them save the life or 2 dead that makes me very happy she and to put the traumatic brain injury even with the helmet. >>it took couple weeks to even start making memories again so i don't think there would have been any more members that there had been helped. >>that was tony lopez reporting by the way money for that helmet giveaway came from a state grant said that funding has recently expired. >>time now for >>well it's here or your season has yielded many unexpected chapters, the league's worst record a never ending injury list a team that's near the bottom of the league in three-point percentage and today, a new one steph curry the santa cruz warriors part of the next step in his recovery from a broken hand, the golden state superstar. 2 time mvp, heading to the franchise's g league affiliate for some practice time, he went 3 full session with no problems in the day ended with a five-on-five scrimmage that reportedly concluded with him tak

but for now — from me, mike corey, and the rest of the team here in argentina — it's goodbye.est update with news of something quieter for a time hello, the latest update with news of something quieterfor a time in the week ahead. less windy and less wet but we are not there yet. it is still very blustery this afternoon with skills in places. the storm still closer to northern scotland and the closer you are to that the wet of the weather. for most some sunshine and the chance of a shower. not a huge amount of wet weather coming down on the worst affected flooded areas the rest of this afternoon. a few more centimetres of snow for the higher hills. showers mainly in the west have hail and thunder and winds of a0 to 50 mph pushing some of the showers further east but much of the eastern side of the uk is staying mainly dry but it feels chilly in the strong wind even though it eases down into the day. this evening rain affecting parts of south—west england and that runs further west across southern england towards east anglia overnight and we could see sleet and snow particularl

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but for now — from me, mike corey, and the rest of the team here in argentina — it's goodbye.ce to get away from february's relentless grey and of course wet and something brighter, bluer in the skies, many of us did during monday. there were still some big showers around, no—one is suggesting this week is dry, but there is some texture in the sky for the time being. things are a bit quieter than they have been and we'll get a bit of sunshine again in the day ahead but there will also be some showers around. the big picture showing a few disturbances moving around the uk with showers on tuesday but we're eyeing up another area of low pressure in the atlantic and this looks like bringing another spell of rain to many of us during wednesday into thursday, as we'll see in a moment. tuesday's start, cold, frosty for some of us, icy patches where we have had a few showers. one area of showers clearing away from north—east england, eastern scotland first thing and another pulling away from northern ireland and wales during the morning but then this has to feed around scotland throug

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