in kenya, in the 1900, then 16 on a blue moon. but we had something that was formed by the can you off with the national union kind of called the institute. we had street name before noon, but we had in most cool is the friendship university which was named after patrice and many of the moon, but on became a kind of an intellectual pilgrimage site for those who went through the soviet union at that time for purposes of ensuring that bloomberg legacy is maintained on many individuals are the name for the moon by including myself who is born i yeah. after he was assessing they did. and when you go to the strips of many african cities, you find the name, luna, and the name of the move as i would read to indicate that as becomes known, you must with that, which is good. it is also important to note that the move uh, came from uh small as the group the but that then steve was not from the by luba. you would not from the congo, but yet she was the able of getting that video to emerge. the most i corner lead uh at the time. and he was abl

thanks for watching the i am tito the moon. but here the bend t is dating campbell county and the republic of kenya. and we continue our conversations about the continent of africa. and today we look at the legacy of the mind for whom i am named. patrice, emily, minimum the buttress, and the move uh was bone among the but the, the people in the site. and like all are young people who grew up during the colonial period, in his case, the quarter nice vision of belgium. he was exposed to western education but did not. but so is education to the university level join the walking force, joined the postal side, visit during the colonial period on the 1955. but chris immediately moved but joined the trade union movement. a it is during, is exposure to the trade union movement, the t caught the bug of the fight against the colonizer ish he, himself, sais, the t a that the of freedom fighters in other parts of africa. yeah, tied the gun as of crime in google. my yeah, adult a non v as the q way of nigeria and todd of duty has become bett

but chris in the moon but joined the trade union movement. it is joining is exposure to the trade union movement. the chief caught the bug of the fight against the colonize ish. he himself say's the t a. the of freedom fighters in other parts of africa. yeah. tied the gun as of crime in google. my yeah. adult and i'm the zip q way of nigeria under i, todd of judy has to come by around in your area. and of course, i mean took a brand of united be so and would duplicate molly. and this is what the energized and one of the things that patrice image of the moon bussey's annoyed him, the most was the money in which king leopold or the belgians had controller on the published candle. it is not toward us of not should be the mind and many people, on many occasions, the leopold of the belgians i'd killed no less than $15000000.00 combo lees, a muscle of gigantic proportions. so any joined the trade union movement in 1955 through 219-0156 of cause. he was jailed for our not to vision of having invest those some funds on the jail for 12 months late of

that's why the moon appears white to us. of the heavy steel doors protect the priceless moon rocks from hurricanes and flooding. each of these cases contained samples from a specific apollo mission. the cases are filled with nitrogen, and no one has ever touched the rocks inside with bare hands. a duty on a growth is only allowed to pick them up wearing tesla encoded gloves that prevent contamination. around 75 percent of the apollo moon rocks are here, while 15 percent are in a secret storage facility. the others are currently being examined by scientists. you hang on a course is already looking forward to the new samples slated to be brought back by the part of this mission it's astronaut. will use tools like these to collect the valuable cargo regular dusty. this device is basically like a said that you draw through moved us, smaller stuff falls through leaving only the larger rock fragments behind. so you can of course, collect a very large number of samples quickly a current scientific series about how the earth and moon

the moon and mars it's not the guys who can hide my rights. there's something inherently american about people like us who becomeastronauts , smart people like element and his team who send it to the most challenging things, i think it's in the fabric of who we are for better or worse. certainly i think for better and that's why i think the idea that were going to say well, we've been there it doesn't fly. >> he was very clear when he said that's what it does, to view something like this it measures us and if at the end of the day what we need is the kind of rapport i'm talking about, trying to define that to a kid who wants to be in the program. the kid is going to think that rocket is amazing, they did this other thing, that's crazy. i want to be part of that and eventually i'll be part of that and at the end will realize i'm studying acquisition reform as a way to make this work but you're not going to get them at the front end with that . is fundamentally cool, it's amazing and i don't care if they work in the program or if they work in ot

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. >> john: coming up, a trip to the far side of the moon. een very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> john: there is so much activity in space, it's possible to lose your sense of wonder and if you're going to get excited about space, the moon isn't a likely culprit. i mean, it's always there but here's a little moon wonder for you. new footage from the blue ghost lander zooming over the moon's far side, the dark side, as pink floyd called it. it's not actually dark. rather, dark means unknown, though with images like this and a chinese lander stationed there it's become less mysterious. we only see about 50% of the moon because

. >>> coming up, talk about long distance call, the cellular technology making a trip to the moon. >>. before heading up the mountain in your toyota, let's see what's up with the weather. the toyota tahoe report is all set. let's take a peek at the map. >> we've enjoyed unseasonably warm temperatures across all of california this week, but, of course, that does take a toll on snow conditions in the sierra. fortunately, all the resorts have a good base and they're all reporting machine groomed or variable conditions. there's obviously been zero new snow the past 24 hours, but the sierra should pick up light snow this weekend, mainly on sunday, generally 4 to 8 inches in the higher elevations with an inch or two at lake level, enough to slow down return travel on sunday. temperaturewise temperature and saturday will be warm still with highs in the 50s, but the storm system bringing the snow sunday will keep temperatures in the 30s the second half of the weekend. as always, have fun, be safe. we'll keep you updated here in the a new year and a new adventure, with the perfect chevy to tak

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it's on a mission to find water beneath the moon's surface. more on the company making it all happen. the intuitive machines mission, coined im2, is meant to lay the groundwork for astronauts to return to the moon to set up a long term lunar settlement. it sets the stage for a lunar economy. stephen altemus is the co-founder and president of intuitive machines. he says athena, this six legged nova-c lander will land on the south pole region of the moon. according to nasa, it's capable of carrying 300 pounds of cargo. it will also carry a drill that will be used to go beneath the lunar surface, to look for presence of gases. well, yeah, we have a good inkling that there's trapped water ice on the south pole region of the moon. what we're going to do here is demonstrate the technique of how you might drill to find it. if water ice is found beneath the moon's surface. it could be extracted and used for drinking, breathing, and a source of hydrogen and oxygen. associate administrator nikki fox says this is important in locating where we can set up

anything that you do get energy on the moon will have something to the moon on the moon, on the west. and we have a number of stations there using a completely different principles and it's very important. so the materials that are discussing, well, since we mentioned it, i would like to circle back sheep. that's over the phone. and to me that works for mr. luke i've chosen for you. so no one would doubt here in the audience that old matters have been solved. but i'd like to remind you that about 15 years ago, when ross had them questions but reformed. so he used to press menu menu, but it was offered to me securely. unco lewis and to me too much conductive over the organization procedure to come in. and so to me, and that was so particularly a high tech company and i was being put in place just and so they decided to have them take this science component out as a career. try to encourage you to create the 1st national lab include try to institution what later, what, what it was very important is that after that restructuring movies, you should procedure we have united back as it's ve

charles: not part of any government. >> a commercial company first time landing on the moon. d most frequent lawn cheryl: congressman in the world. number one is space pennsylvania x, two is china and third is rocket lab. it's the only one publicly traded is rocket lab and they're gearing up with size and lect length with spacex and going to see this. charles: i like the stock and some are saying okay, is the varied entry and being a miniature spacex and not necessarily going against them. can they go against spacex? >> that's the company planned and medium sized rocket and having 13,000 kilograms of payload come probable in size to the spacex rocket and management team going to compete toe to toe and going to have these two going for the best decision in space. charles: overweight and i love it and the race is reason. appreciate it. folks, by the way, speaking of outer space, my next guest says that the united states is out of this world when it comes to cash. i want to bring in cofounder aishah tarique. $4 trillion in checking amounts, almost 10 trillion in savings, 4 trilli

a lunar lander named odysseus, or ody, courted disaster on its way to the moon. a key navigation sensor wasn't working. >> and we're going round and round. we realize we don't have altimeters. we cannot tell how far we are above the surface. >> reporter: roughly 240,000 miles away, flight controllers figured it out on the fly. but could only watch helplessly as ody descended to the lunar surface. >> there was some tense moments because we go to touch down, and we don't have any telemetry. it's all silent. and all of the sudden we get a heart beat. there is this roar of emotion. it's wow, this is incredible. >> reporter: ody landed a little hard and tipped over, but intact. the first american moon landing since apollo 17 in 1972. >> the world woke up and saw what we did. >> reporter: was it stressful? >> we built a ferrari we had never driven before. okay. you built this ferrari. drive it across the alps for the first time and never have a driver's license. it was that kind of experience. we practiced, but we never experienced true flight. and now we have that unde

. >>> the lunar lander now in orbit, just above the moon's surface tonight. the rare and spectacular view from the far side of the moon. >>> and we told you about the seal discovered in the middle of the street in the northeast. the rescuers who arrived. >> hello! >> david: tonight, the team now caring for the seal, and what an update right here. you'll see how that seal is doing now. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. we do begin tonight with a winter storm slamming parts of the east at this hour, and with this storm, 100 million americans on alert for a brutal wave of record-shattering cold. tomorrow morning, it could feel like 16 below zero in wichita, 3 degrees in dallas, and 1 degree in nashville. snow then coming to washington, d.c. and new york city. at this hour, that winter storm reaching the atlantic coast. ice and snow from south carolina up through virginia and delaware. tomorrow, snow showers from washington to new york. the images tonight. heavy snow still falling in norfolk, virginia. multip

it was built by a texas company that last year became the first private firm to land a vehicle on the moon. it toppled on its side after landing, but the company says it's now addressed the issue and is confident athena will land safely with hopes of drilling into the lunar surface to search for ice that could one day help sustain a settlement or fuel a spaceship to mars. >> we. >> as explorers of space, need to. >> be able to live off the. >> land as well. >> and the way to do that is to be able to get the water. if it's if it's there and be able to harness it for creating fuel and oxygen. >> as one spacecraft goes up, hopefully another will come back down. astronaut butch wilmore and suni williams have been on the space station since last june. they were only supposed to be there for eight days, but trouble with their ride home? the boeing starliner, forced nasa to delay the return. their eight day mission now eight months. they spoke to our gio benitez. >> so this idea. >> that you. >> need to be rescued that's not how you feel there. >> no i would say that's that's not how we feel. you

two other landers are currently en route to the moon. p on the "cbs evening new plus," rising food prices and shifting politics. one atlanta grocery store owner finds herself caught in the middle. can her business survive? that's next. >> john: as the trump administration continues its crackdown on illegal immigration, a tension point has been revealed. at the center, businesses that rely on the undocumented to keep their farms or stores open. for tonight's "in depth," cbs's nicole valdes reports that tension can create uncertainty. >> reporter: inside this atlanta grocery store, the price of a gallon of milk can at times be what brings in or drives customers away. how many customers do you think you see here on a regular day? >> about 65 customers. >> reporter: luz hernandez opened el progreso supermarket in 2020. one of her four grocery stores across the atlanta metro. so the price of food right now would you say is the number one problem that your customers are dealing with? >> why they used to coming buy food, $100. now it's $300. >>

the, the, [000:00:00;00] the piano, the moon, but he, i q band t from in campbell county in the republic of kansas. as we continue our conversations about the continent of africa with today, focus on a subject that is very painful to wrap our minds around the conflict between the democratic republic of congo and rolanda. and in order to understand and appreciate that conflict, we must always go back to history. we must always remind ourselves that these conflicts that we encounter into the continent of africa as a result of the petition of the continent. when a judy is come, brag in your area was alive. and he was asked at one time about the problem in congo at that time. it was known as a he reminded these audience is that these board does that. we inherited part of the problem. it is important to note that they did in 1963. when most countries that regained independence do are those during the add this up of a meeting one and the board has to be re negotiate. the coma said no or not. so said no, no, to say no on a 2nd to me thing was actually held in a kylie a 1964 at which it was reso

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intuitive machine's lander is supposed to up to down near the moon's south pole next week. o a crater in search of frozen water. last year intuitive made the first u.s. landing on the moon in more than 50 years >>> alexa gets an upgrade, and chevron's oil license gets revoked. shanelle kaul has today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: a mixed close to the markets wednesday with tech-heavy indices logging their first gains a week despite the threat of new tariffs. the dow last 188. the nasdaq was up 48 and the s&p 500 up less than a point. >>> the deal is off. the trump administration says the u.s. government will reverse chevron's venezuela oil license. this means the american energy giant will not be able to pump and export venezuelan oil. chevron exports about 240,000 barrels of crude per day from venezuela. that's more than a quarter of the country's entire oil output. >>> some controversial changes coming to "the washington post." billionaire owner of the publication jeff bezos announced wednesday the paper's opinion section will be narrowed to defending personal liberties

new video shows the view from the lander as it passes over the moon. wow. magnificent. the spacecraft, named blue ghost, was launched into space last month and is set to land on the moon this sunday. and it's looking for ice that can be converted into drinking water and oxygen. for parents whose children may be struggling to learn math, a new online tool may help make better sense of the numbers. robert ahdoot is the creator of the website math.org. it offers video math lessons for children. his site is now working on a new collaboration with carnegie learning. that project is called math stream. he calls it a personalized math video platform for grades six through 12, and it combines trends and technology to empower educators and captivate students. well, a new space to feel welcome. san jose recently opened a center to help lgbtq youth. here's marcus washington with more. well, being a teen is tough. being an lgbtq teen can be particularly difficult. that is the reason for a new youth space just for them. now it's a project of coming out. it's a behavioral health organ

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. >>> a new robotic lander it traveling to the moon right now. the lunar lander known as the athena is the second mission for the intuitive machine. it's made history a year ago by becoming the first private company to successfully land on the moon's surface. but that lander broke a leg and tipped over. it's expected to make it to the moon in about a ek. >>> why we could soon see elon musk drop in on "the daily show." musk drop in on "the dail show." it's time for bed! ( ♪♪ ) good morning, mr. snuggles. make breakfast special with the cocoa and hazelnutty goodness of nutella. ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) depend guards can't help you clear that pond on 18... but they'll make sure that's the only water hazard you have to worry about. ♪♪ keep it dry, guys. downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. because your jacket does more thanan keep yowarm. like when it smells like home... ...even far aw

i'm old enough to have lived through the 60s, the moon landing and the rest. and i said no, because they it was clear they were not interested in me by who they were sending into space. by. >> you saw you saw the you saw. >> oh. >> lack of color. >> as a child, i knew this and but it was more than that. everyone was wearing like crew cuts at a time when the broadway musical hair was number one. so there was some mismatches between what who we were sending in space and and what culture was doing. i still i still valued that we were going into space,

but chris image of the moon, but joined the trade union movement. so it is journeying is exposure to the trade union movement. the chief caught the bug of the fight against the colonizer ish he, himself. he says that he had had the freedom fighters in other parts of africa. yeah. tied the gun as of crime in google. my. yeah, adult a non v as the q way of nigeria and todd of judy has become better idea in your area. and of course i make a brand of united be so and would duplicate of molly. and this is what the energized. and one of the things that patrice image of the moon buses annoyed him, the most was the mine. i and wish king leopold or the belgians had control heard on the published call it is not toward us of not should be the mind and many people on many occasions is that leopold of the belgians i killed the nor.

we like to say from the lagoon to the moon and beyond. that is our slogan back in the eighth district of florida. we are confident that that will be a reality. it is about leadership, economic security and making sure we make the best innovations and reach the next frontier. dominance not only means military but jobs and a brighter future for so many. when you talk about jobs in the space industry it's not a job to so many, it's a career. the dedicated folks in nasa are moving forward with these new technologies. they're working hand in hand in public-private partnerships with companies like spacex, blue origin, l3 harris and so many others along with northrup grumman to make sure we are dominant in space to make sure we don't take second place and lose the technology -- technological dominance that is so necessary for us to win this second cold war. a few years ago we were playing catch-up. we were literally relying on the russians to get our men and women off to the space station. but now since 2016, we have moved forward and as this gra

era $0.02, that's correct. nessa has lost the satellite to the moon hoping to find both of it . to the lunar trail. plaza blasted off from cape canaveral in florida on wednesday. it's tons with funding and measuring the locations of deposits of us. scientists have long believed this frozen water on the moon's surface. hidden in craters at the poles, which opinion that leon shut a? hollywood anc, the gene hackman has been found dead as his home in new mexico. the 95 year olds body was discovered along with his wife during a welfare check of to enable voice concerns to police about their wellbeing, police side, they don't believe foul play was involved. pro reynolds looked back on his career. gene hackman brought a good, a white hot intensity to his every performance. the driver there. he played the cynical, angry new york police detective pop by doyle in the classic 1971 thriller, the french connection, relentlessly, pursuing a big time heroines. we'll pack with one in academy award for best actor for that boy. his 2nd oscar for best supporting actor was awarded for his portrayal

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it is planned to land on the moon march second. that's a fascinating view. as look at the clarity and that wraps up kron for news at 6. we appreciate you being with us for 4, 5, 6, thanks to lawrence karnow for his story. >> about the possum he saved the day as always it was dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. that too. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems and doesn't replace a rescue inhaler. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor right away of signs of inflamed blood vessels like rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in limbs. tell your doctor of new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop steroid, asthma, or other treatment

next blue ghost will start to stabilize its orbit before its landing on the moon's surface. at's scheduled for march 2nd. coming up on the next hour, the proper morning news today marks the final day of nba all-star weekend. a look at the fun that still lies ahead. >> plus, san francisco hosted the vibrant chinese lunar new year parade take you inside the sights and sounds. >> and francisco fire and police crews raced to rescue 2 people who fell into the water at 32, the latest on the search as the kron. 4 morning search as the kron. 4 morning news continues. excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. -we're done. -what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the q

-artemis is a new rocket and a new space craft to send humans to the moon. is 1, i took lessons learned from the columbia accident investigation report and used that to guide the structure of the mission management team to ensure we could hear dissenting opinions and other information was being communicated in spite of potential management or communication challenges. it's tragic we had to go through the columbia accident to get here. so, i always remind myself of what's at stake if we don't retain those lessons. -as always, nasa's arrow is pointed up towards the stars as it should be. it's about the united states , and our partners, remaining the leaders in aerospace technology and exploration. here in the united states senate, i've got a little say on some of these programs, and i'm trying to make sure that nasa has the resources it needs to fly people in space as safely as possible. american astronauts flying on american rockets from american soil into space once again. it's a very exciting time for our space program. sending people into space is dangerous

so the moon's risk, the moon. >> seven eves becomes a reality.l stevenson book i enjoyed, um, where you break up the moon and the pieces start coming down. yeah. um, but but i know asteroids are very serious thing, and there's only there's only so much ability. and i think this is what this brought to bear to see them within the time frame that one could do anything about. >> yes. that's the perfectly stated concern. and, uh, so we have some te

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so the moon's risk, the moon. >> seven eves becomes a reality. daniel stevenson book i enjoyed, um, where you break up the moon and the pieces start coming down. yeah. um, but but i know asteroids are very serious thing, and there's only there's only so much ability. and i think this is what this brought to bear to see them within the time frame that one could do anything about. >> yes. that's the perfectly stated concern. and, uh, so we have some telescopes coming online very shortly that specialize in the discovery of very dim asteroids. and these are the ones that can sneak up on us and not give us much time to react, either to deflect it, which nasa has been building, that kind of technology that a mission, the dart mission. double asteroid redirect test. just a couple of years ago successfully altered the path of an asteroid. this was was not known whether that would work, because the structural integrity of asteroids is not well understood. you can push on one piece that might break off and leave the rest in place. we don't know this. so? s

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kyle is in the weather center with details. that's right. half moon bay has got my attention today with the warm temperatures i just ch cked. now we're down to 79 degrees from 81. still a very warm day out there. >> happy big, like great place to watch a sunsets. and, you know, i was looking and between our sunrises or sunsets yesterday, we made it to 6 o'clock today 601, we're gaining about 2 minutes. 23 seconds of of our day. every day, right of daylight to getting a little more daylight. so and we get a week from now. it'll be 608, then 7.28. in a month. and then, of course, we work our way towards the cell system. we have the longest day of the year. our sunset is at 08:34pm. i can't wait for that. one. but just an indication that we are moving towards that getting a little more day. like for you to take advantage of when you finish your workday. now today we are dealing with some of the clouds that are out there. and we certainly have this little cut off low pressure system that's hanging out off the coast. that's throwing a little weather our wa

that's only moments in my early career, the idea of following in his footsteps felt more distant than the moon. the only appropriate thing to take away today, apart from a healthy dose of pride is my immense gratitude for the opportunity to take part in the consequential business of the senate and nation. gratitude to the people i represent, kentucky's families and farmers and minors and service members and small business owners. gratitude to loyal friends, dedicated volunteers and talented staff who helped me serve much better. gratitude to this institution that -- and so many colleagues who have become great friends. gratitude for my family's support. and in particular my ultimate teammate and confidant the last 32 years. elaine's leadership and wise counsel in their own right have made her the most seasoned cabinet official in modern history. on top of that, her devotion to me and kentucky is a lot more than i deserve when i ran for the chamber i wasn't coming with statewide experience or a house members appreciation for washington dynamics. i knew my hometown of louisville and ed spent the

spacex rocket launching a spacecraft to the moon. what is this doing, jonathan? you, bill. texas based intuitive machines launched a lander on top of the spacex rocket. it will try to land near the lunar south pole that could be converted into breathable oxygen and hydrogen rocket fuel for future missions to mars. it is equipped with an ice drill carrying a small rover and hopping rocket drone all exchanging high-speed data through the moon's first cellular network which nokia is developing for the next lunar astronauts. >> that time is very appreciateous. we don't want them to figure, set up and deploy the network. it will be self-optimizing in the future. >> bill: america wants to humans to the south pole before china gets there. it presents countries from encroaching on each other's activities there through a treaty. >> the reality is whoever gets their first even with little commercial probes or scientific investigations will be able to claim that territory is excluded and eventually develop the resources on it. >> columbia sportswear developed a therm nall p

as scientists eye a return to the moon. the mission also carried postcards from blue origin's nonprofit called club for the future. each of those postcards will be returned to their creators with the stamp that says flown to space. kate, the princess of wales, went to school today. she joined students on a field trip. the princess stepped off a bus with a class of four and five year old kids for a visit to the national portrait gallery in london. it's part of a new initiative spearheaded by the royal foundation center for early childhood, which kate launched in 2021. the goal to help kids develop their social and emotional skills. since marrying her husband prince william in 2011, princess kate has made early childhood development a focus of her royal work. this outing comes just three weeks after kate announced she was in remission from cancer. a lot more news in the next half hour. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. princess kate looked like she was having a very good time. all right. now at six, floo

now so it has launched a sensor light to the moon hoping to find hold of the trail blaze. applause. tito from cape canaveral in florida on wednesday it's tough with finding a matching the locations of large deposits, the volta eyes, scientists of long belief. the ice is that hidden increases the poles, which all permanently in shots have a little to supply on the moon with need and theory humans could one day live that that is it from me, louisa probing will have much more ronald breaking news story from as well on the golf so the news continues with africa is new, direction, news hearing the facts, as the cool winter weather continues, people in gauze, i have no choice but to find what middle shoulder, the account, understanding the reality we are a life of frequent art is a live reporting from the facts. everybody who has spoken to wants peace with many of the, the, any cost i'll just say with teens across the world. when you closer to the hosp to the store, the the the say them yes, on the the my whole got a uncle. you usually extreme depression. people shall close up the box. so that

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