by the anc. we're not going to play to this. we're not going to do what would make our opposition forces to the anc happy. we're going to do what we think should be done and engage with those that want to find solutions. the anc extends that invitation to any sector of society which chooses to engage on this or any other matter. this appeals to all members of the anc. our last partners and sectors of society interested in finding a solution to the challenge facing society to engage us rather than standing at a distance and shouting at each other. we tonight think it's helpful we stand in our corners and shout. we must get together and engage if you want to engage us, and we'll come. so any sector of society, the media or the traditional leaders, be it anybody, we'll be really to engage anyone that wants to engage us on these matters. the anc has old and extended meetings on montt the 4th of april to discuss the judgment and the concerns of our people. we'll also be meeting with various sectors of

there are calls from senior leaders of the anc for the president to resign. only two weeks ago, senior leaders of anc were served in liberation struggle. the military unit of the anc delivered the memorandum calling for a special congress where mr zuma would be replaced >>> thank you so much much for giving your thought and reaction to these developments >>> syrian state media says government officials have uncovered a mass grave in the city of palmyra. the remains of 40 people were found, 23 of them women and children. it comes as syrian troops continue to clear the ancient city of land mines. troops recaptured the city from i.s.i.l. last month. days before it was due to be implemented, u.n. and human rights groups have criticized the european union's plan to stop refugees reaching europe through greece. they want safeguards put in place before refugees are returned to turkey from greece. the u.n.h.c.r. is concerned about the indefinite detention of refugees while their applications are being processed. meanwhile amnesty international has accused turkey of i

i don't it's much of a surprise that the anc is towing that line. they're seeing it, if you like.hey found it necessary to make this statement. this statement could have been made yesterday on thursday when the constitutional court adjustment came out, so damningly and so clear to everyone else. it could have been made there. i think the delay may cost them in the eyes of some south africans. but what it is going to come down to potentially is how people vote in the coming local elections. the anc is going to be pushed very hard, and the opposition feels emboldened now and key metros where they'll be digging their claws in to hold on. if the voters punish them, then the anc may see that the voters feel as if this move tonight, this live broadcast of the nation by the president humbling himself that perhaps that wasn't enough. >> all right, thank you very much, tanya page live for news johannesburg. >> now, days before it's due to be implemented in the united nations and human rights groups have strongly create sized the european union's plan of reaching europe through greece. the

the anc has wholeheartedly backed him and thanked him for humbling himself with an apology. the activities underscore the dominance of the anc which has the vast majority of south africans. although the president and the party are under unprecedented pressure >>> kenya is commemorating one of the worst attacks by al-shabab on its soil. it has been a year since they stormed a university killing more than 140 students. >> reporter: these students ran away or hid when dozens of their friends were shot and killed. mercy lay under her bed for more than 12 hours. it was a year ago when attackers from the somali armed group al-shabab stormed the dormitory. >> reporter: i'm at journalist. >> reporter: we spoke to her on the phone from just outside the campus during the attack. >> reporter: now she told us the full harrowing story of how her friend carol was killed >> she was seven months pregnant. i guess it was labor pains. she started crying. that's when they realized there was somebody inside the room. so they went to the bathroom and then we heard it. >> reporter: more than 140

>> publicly, officially the anc is 100% behind president zuma.k a couple of weeks to national committee meeting after emerged that a business family was allegedly too close, and may have been offering m.p.es parliamentary posts on his behalf. they came out and said he has our 100% full confidence. following the constitutional court judgement, the top six politician it's national working committee, the women's league, the youth league, all of it's top structures said we accept his apology, we accept his humbling himself and appreciate that, we will act on a constitutional court judgement, and he has our full support. so officially in public, behind him, what we don't know is what is happening behind closed doors, of course, and since this judgement came out we have seen a number of former m.p.es, former finance minister saying he believes he should step down. the struggle stalworth saying he believes that the president needed to step down, and the anc needed to do some soul serging. so obviously both people are connected to the party. they must ob

the anc has backed the president and thanked him for humbling himself with an apology. the anc still has the support of the vast majority south africans although the party and the president are under mounting pressure >>> the u.s. says it has killed a key leader of al-shabab. he was one of three people killed in day drone strike south of jilib near the kenyan border. pentagon says he was involved in two attacks more than a year ago, one at the airport and another at a hotel in mogadishu. kenya remembering one of the worst attacks by al-shabab, it has been a year since masked men stormed a university killing over 14 po students. many still afraid-- 140 students. many still afraid to go back to school >> reporter: these students ran away or hid when dozens of their friends were shot and killed. mercy laid under her bed for more than 12 hours. it was a year ago when attackers from the somali armed group al-shabab stormed their university in northern kenya. i'm a journalist. >> reporter: we spoke to her on the phone from just outside the campus during the attack. now she to

explain. >> in all of our anc meetings, our cac meetings and just general meetings with the commander and different local meetings, we all as leaders and community have asked for -- i've asked specifically for brighter lights on this block, in this area. i've even asked for them to put in a substation, even though we have a police station one block away, i asked that they could they just put police cars sitting in areas and that way it would deter some of these individuals that are so bold to come out into our community and shoot and here we are again. >> reporter: how violent is this stretch? right here. knox place, hartford street, and 24th place has become one of the hottest spots in southeast. it makes no sense. you have seven churches in less than a three-block radius from one another and a police station and yet this is one of the hottest spots in southeast. that makes no sense. it's a can slap in the face to the seven district police stations and the churches and it needs to stop. >> reporter: we have seen a lot of people from the churches and neighbors and when they hear it's

the anc has whom harltdly backed zuma and thanked him for humbling himself with an apology. the events of last few days underscore the dominance of the anc which still has the support of most people. the president and the party are under unprecedented pressure >>> the united nations has criticized a deal between the e.u. and turkey on refugees. on the greek island hundreds of refugees protested after clashes broke out at their holding center. at least ten people were injured. about po 0 broke through a forensic and ran away to avoid being deported to turkey-- 300 broke through. >> reporter: the u.n. yet again expressing concern about the e.u.-turkey deal just three days before it is to be implemented. hundreds of migrants and refugees who landed on greek shores since 20 march are now being held in detention facilities. the u.n. is concerned about the conditions inside those detention facilities which are basically prisons. the u.n. says that they're over crowded, lack of sanitation, but it's not just that. the world organization is worried that these people, their asylum req

the anc has wholeheartedly backed the president and thanked him for humbling himself with an apology. events of the last few days underscore the dominance of the anc which still enjoys the support of the vast majority of south africans although the president and party are under unprecedented pressure >>> the u.s. says it has killed an i leader of the group al-shabab in somalia. he was one of three people killed south of jilib. the pentagon says he was involved in two attacks in the capital mogadishu more than a year ago, one at the airport and another at a hotel. kenya is remembering one of the worst attacks by al-shabab. it has been a year since masked men stormed the university killing over 140 students. many are still afraid to go back to school. malcolm webb reports from the school in northern kenya >> reporter: these students ran away or hid when dozens of their friends were shot and killed. mercy lay under her bed for more than 12 hours. it was a year ago when attackers from the somali armed group al-shabab stormed their dormitory at garissa university in northern kenya. >> repo

. >> anc is not for him. >> the anc's base is vast and deeply rooted in its liberation history, which cannot be liberated. >> some voters may be unhappy with the president, but they will still vote for the anc, because they feel that it's the only party that truly represents them. if they punish them in the elections, it could use them as a mandate to recall them. but there are a lot of variables in the equation, and the president has proven time and time again that he is a survivor. >> today china announced new restrictions on trade with north korea. it will no longer allow imports of raw materials like coal or oil or iron. it's an effort to isolate yang. a video showing a missile attack against seul. it was in a video that said everything curves into ashes. >>> how the city of new orleans wants to rebuild their trade partnership with cuba and a british university criticized for bringing in more out of state students. why administrators said they had to do it. >> california's financially troubled university system is accused of bringing out of state students in the california zone. o

the anc giving him its backing. what do we think about his long-term future? you have a number of prominent characters that have also come forward over the last couple days. they're asking him to step down too. >> well, again, the anc has 62% majority within the government. so the likelihood of impeachment happening before the leadership conference at the end of 2017 is very, very remote. so this is where south africa differs from brazil, where the impeachment process is well under way in brazil, and it's highly likely to move forward the next several weeks, whereas the anc has enough blocking votes. that's what we saw last night, where the motion was turned down. zuma will remain under pressure, but there's no real trigger to push him out of power before december 2017. >> and also, you could ask the question what it would solve if he were to be removed. what would that change? >> well, as you can see the market reaction in brazil has been very positive. change is a positive thing. it does bring some sense of optimism, hope that a new government will be more e

the anc has backed zuma and thanked him for humbling himself with an apology. this under scores the dominance of the anc which stim enjoys the support of most south africans although the president and the party are under increasing pressure. >> stay with us here on the news hour. we'll tell you why kabul residence hav residents believe that the continue spending is an economic drain. >> and in sport, real take on barcelona. we have details coming up. >> the chinese manufacturer the first ever take over of a major japanese electronics. the deal was sealed with a handshake in tokyo. they paid $3.5 billion for a two-thirds ownership in sharp. >> this is a case because which know it was our own unique resources. and then continue. >> well, sharp started out making belt buckles, but it's failure to keep up wit up the led plant was billed as the world's most advanced. and then competition were rivals started to squeeze. that same year sharp got its first bail out from lenders and fast forward to 2016 sharp accepted the deal. the introduction of a foreign management s

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events over the last few days scores the dominance of the anc which has the support of many. although they're under unprecedented pressure >>> u.n. police to burundi. the country has experienced unrest since april last year since the president decided to seek a third term. nearly 500 people have been killed and quarter of a million people fled to neighboring countries. ethiopia has damn pront. our-- dam project. >> reporter: it is costing more than four billion dollars of ethiopia takes pairs money to built. when complete the dam is expected to generate 6,000 mega watts of power. electricity will be used domestically and sold to countries in the region and beyond. convincing some neighboring countries of the benefits remains a major challenge for the ethiopian government. the reservoir when filled will stretch around 240 kilometers in that direction and the water level will come up to around about where i'm standing. the surface area of the reservoir is expected to be around 1,800 square kilometers. the construction of this project is posing some questions for countries in th

reporter: it also blamed the anc for failing to hold the president accountable. the opposition party was quick to react, saying it would immediately take punitive action. >> this undermines the constitution. this violates the public sector. president zuma must be impeached from office. reporter: jacob zuma is fending off multiple accusations of misconduct. this latest ruling could significantly weaken him. brent: in india, the confirmed death toll has risen to 21 after a traffic overpass collapsed. dozens were injured and many remain buried in the mass of twisted metal and concrete. reporter: rescue forces worked into the night, still hoping to find survivors trapped among masses of metal and concrete, but for many, help came too late. earlier, mayhem on the streets. survivors pulled from the debris rushed to hospital. lifting machines clearing away the devastation, and local people pulling together to cut through the rubble. >> i saw a man waving at us from under the debris, calling for help. i organized people from the neighborhood, and with a bit of help from

morning the mourners sheila his former fiancee anc confidant.r about the service. >> it was very somber. i don't know if he knew how he touched almost everyone in this world. i don't think that really knew how good he really >> and today we're learning more about that emergency landing prince's plane made six days before hedied. e.t. obtained audio of the transmission between his pilot and air traffic control. >> what's the nature. >> unresponsive passenger. >> any age or anything? >> i d not know that. that's all i've got. >> we're also learning may have had money problems. e.t. enter documents that showed he had 7 years against property that he owned including a $2 million lean against paisley park studios. that's when prince lived sheila e. told me he had been worki turning the studio into a tribute museum. >> to paisley park essentially become like the next graceland. you would open it up to fans. >> it would be bigger than that. like drums, motorcycles, instruments that he played. awards. pictures of him all down the hall. >> is there a pub

anchor: it has been nearly a year since the islamic state to control of an agency area -- anc ient siteria. now a group of archaeologist want to make sure that the city's ruins rise again with the help of 3-d technology. >> 12 tons of egyptian marble pilot up -- piled up. it is unmistakably the arch of triumph. >> the proof of concept is to show that we have the ability to re-create the structures. and we want to give people the opportunity to think about the relationship of structures like this to heritage and history. reporter: a memorial created with the help from a 3-d printer. the archway was reconstructed thanks to modern technology. photographs and 3-d cameras from the institute of archaeology in oxford were used as templates. now they will reconstruct damaged sites such as palmira which was destroyed. >> there is a message of -- i'm a if you destroy something we can -- if you destroy something, we can result. reporter: a signed iteris -- a sign to terrorists that they cannot destroy history. anchor: and top stories, the candidates and frontrunners casting votes in the state they

he's the anc commission commissioner here. this is an area you say needs some attention. tell me what this area is like. >> this is a very bad area right here. as a known spot for crime, for violence. and i'm asking for the community's involvement, i'm asking for prayer. when is enough enough. >> you say you've been pushing for better street lights, you want more of a police presence, you've even asked for a substation here, even though 7-d is only a couple of blocks down. why? what are you hearing from parents? >> what i'm hearing from the parents is they're sick and tired. young ladies coming up to me saying can you help get us out of this area. we're sick and tire. >> reporter: you say parents say they're afraid to let their children go outside. >> i was told some parents say i don't even let my child come outside because of the violence out here. and i think that's a sickening to me because you shouldn't have to be in prison in your own home. this stuff must stop. i'm pleading with chief lanier to find resolutions to resolve the issues over here in ward 8, especially

the anc has wholeheartedly backed zuma and thanked him for humbling himself of an apology. the events underscore the dominance of the anc which enjoys the support of a vast majority of south africans, although the president and the party are under unprecedented pressure >>> a new case of ebola was confirmed in liberia three months after the country was declared free from the virus. authorities say a 30-year-old woman died on thursday. a caution was tweeted that although ebola is no longer a global health emergency flare-ups in the region are expected. officials from five construction companies have been detained for questioning after thursday's deadly overpass collapse. our correspondent with the story. >> reporter: a street once under the shadow of a flyover now being cleared of concrete slabs of man geled metal. >> translation: the main part of the operation is over. now the second part of the operation which you see, the fly over is still leaning in one direction. that will be done in a very systematic manner. >> reporter: workers say it will take up to three days to rem

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the anc commissioner has been calling for lights and changes to this neighborhood for years and says they have not happen. and tired, myself personally, coming back to the scenes and revisiting the same old violence, there are guns. live, making this more upsetting, tonight a seven-year-old girl was shot. northeast, a six-year-old boy was shot. two children in two days. the ball yesterday had non-life-threatening injury and the girl today as far as we know was conscious and breeden when -- and wasen to breathing when she was taken to the hospital by helicopter. tom roussey, abc 7 news. a suspicious man is approaching kids in arlington and one child said he had been watching her. now a search for the suspect. richard reeve spoke with the family. the family worried about this guy? areard: absolutely, they worried, but they are taking precautions. the nine-year-old girl was on the swing when the stranger approached. soccer field over here, broad daylight, 4:30 p.m., and both did exactly what they should have done. the children, an 11-year-old boy and nine-year-old girl are fine now. the

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ance video caugh >>> couple of burglars exhibit a lot of brawn but not much brains when they burglarizedht. surveillance video caught one of the suspects plowing through the window of z pizza with his head and then tripped and touched a monitor with his bare hands before trying to wipe away fingerprints. the man got away with a safe holding $300. police say they seemed to know exactly where it was located. >>> san jose police are looking for the suspects who gunned down a man near a taco truck last night. drive-by shooting happened about 11 p.m. on east williams street about a block away from san jose state. the man in his 20s was hit by at least two bullets. he is now in critical condition. witnesses are telling police they saw the gunman drive away in a honda or acura with tinted windows. >>> it's not clear whether a texas airman who shot and killed his commander then himself was even authorized to have a weapon. the murder-suicide happened today at a joint base san antonio-lackland where firearms are heavily restricted. two handguns were found near the bodies of the men inside a build

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>> yeah, who was a great young leader, not the anc but he would have been a great future statesman and i am not sure they actually intend today kill him but they tortured him so thoroughly that he died and they didn't treat him. they led him on this horrible ride. it got coverage enough to be noticed around the world when he was arrested. most of us assume he is going to coverage. so when he was actually killed, it was shocking. i wrote the song, and it was a bit like a calling card. then i got invited this, that, and the other and particularly the amnesty tours which in '86 and '88, the '881 went around the world, we suddenly started meeting people who were in the front line of these extraordinary experiences. >> but you had now crossed the threshold into the world of human rights activism and social justice and at that point, you were in. you couldn't walk away? in fact, you talk about bono hustling you into this as well? >> yeah. well, the first one was '86 and bono was the master husbandler for that on behalf of amnesty. and i also took over his role on the 88 but i think he had be

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. >>> local students who got a cht ance to impress the president. >> hi guys. >>> statue of liberty and the verrazano bridge. a lot of the rain heading to the south. security cameras in a prep school in jackson, mississippi. part of the roof collapsed just from the weight of the water. headmaster said it was like a swimming pool. fortunately, no one was hurt. they were impressed by the engineering students and quickly calculated how fast that water was moving. everyone else was running from the building. look at that. >> of all the things we cover in extreme weather, water is the most destructive. >> that's right. we won't see any water the next few days. it's in a dry papt earn ttern. the low humidity and the winds, if you're making outdoor plans, good news for you. you can see on storm tracker, no rain to deal with. lots of sunshine, high temperatures about 2 degrees warmer than yesterday. it's something. up to 60 in areas. winds are light out of the northeast from 5 to 10 miles per hour. up to a high of 60 in brewster. temperatures 50s down the shore. another chilly night again. down

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american companies, which are not really american anymore, they have different schemes like pricing,ance, transfer and putting actresses on the cayman islands. it is only a small company and if you go there, there are no companies, so how can we, especially the american media mainstream doesn't report on this, how can we get the result and stop this corrupt and how the foreign aid is money laundered, like the american public takes everybody on, how can we get the reaction? maybe the only one to tame it is bernie sanders, maybe? i would like a reaction to my questions and answers. guest: i think the only way to get transparency is by doing what we are doing, by whoever personker is, the brave who came forward and gave the information to the german journalist, which is around the world. to radicalto be done transparency. you are absolutely right. everyone has known about this or years. we at icn j where the past four years have been reporting on this. you mentioned that around this time last year, we were reporting on the internal files that we got from the switch branch company which expl

but i think we he an excellent ance to win new york and a lot of delegates in that state. kennedy:t won't matter much. although senator sanders is ridingadame second terry into the ground. he has 1,007 to her 1,079. and lord only knows what unethical horse trading is going on with the super d.s to sell their souls so mrs. clinton can buy the white house. we'll always have wisconsin. on the show donald trump finly reveals how he will make mexico pay for that big ridiculous wall on the southern borderer. dr. ron paulul joins m and. i'm interviewed living legends that is buzz aldrin. second man to walk on the moon. stay here for it. i'm kennedy. i'm kennedy. ted cruz trounced donald trump in wisconsin. so how did he do it? and can he keep the momentum alive? let's ask tonight's party panel. katie after thrich, gavin mcinnis, and matt welelch, "reason" magazine. and host of the naught welch show. it's a great episode. someone has to start somewhere. for ted cruz the race night have started in wisconsin is it a turning point for ted cruz, a turning point agaiainst donald trump

. >> these days, the party that freed the country from white rule, the anc, is not universally lovedcriticized for inaction, corruption and cronyism. and opposition parties are gaining strength. >> now it's more nuanced and i think that's, maybe, new to us. i think we're trying to navigate the nuanced reality. how do you deal with so many opinions? the party that you loved the whole time, that brought about this freedom, is fumbling the ball. so what do you do? because in democracy, you should act. >> smileys. >> oh. >> smileys. fire roasted sheep's head. lips shrivelled back in a joker like rictus of deliciousness. chopped into tasty, tasty bits and eaten with cold beer? yes, of course, yes. just needs a little salt and pepper. >> good stuff. that looks good. >> it's pap. >> what is it? >> it's like maize. >> a sticky porridge made from ground cornmeal. it fills the role grits do in the american southwest. rice in much of asia. it's tasty, relatively nutritious and cheap filler. it sops up gravy when you have something like this stewed beef real good. >> that's a dumpling. >> that's

you can turn that on its head and compare a country like brazil to south africa where the anc has thisost inbuilt majority. we have seen the problems jacob zuma has. argue the chaotic nature of brazilian democracy. it looks like there is this impeachment mechanism that you can use to get rid of a president if the parliament and congress so decides. you can look at it both ways. john: speaking to people on the ground, is there optimism in the air? our people aware of the structural fiscal economic challenges that face the country? is.: i think there each part oracy faction of society says it is not up to us to make the sacrifices. supporters of rousseff argue the workers party in their 12 or 13 years in power have done more than anyone else in recent resilient history to lift millions of people out of poverty. they would say it is not up to them to make sacrifices. middle-classe members of society would say the same. there is deep-rooted cynicism within brazil about the ability of politicians to fix their problems. as i said, with any democracy, perhaps a reluctance to tighten belts to

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the hallmark, i hope, of my foreign policy has been to be very practical in thinking about interest,ance.s.'s and how we make sure the united states is safe and secure. how do we promote international rules and norms that have been oftical in the development not just for the u.s., but peace and prosperity after world war ii, but the entire world. how do we promote our values in a way that recognizes there will be times when we will deal with a country that does not follow democracy the way we would hope for human rights. so what i think emerges from that article, but more importantly from the actions that we have taken since i have been president, is somebody who is committed to keeping americans safe, will go after anyone who has gone after us, whether it is al qaeda, bin laden, or anyone else, but also is using diplomacy, multilateral institutions, economic development strategies, human rights as tools to continue to bestte what i think is the tradition of american foreign-policy. charlie: on top of your policy with china is some sense that you think the u.s. would -- should not get bo

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and the refugees have a greater ance of nding a ace they can ca home. how many swiss people could pass such a course? in a couple of weeks the annual eurovision song contest will take place again. broadcast live across the continent, it's best known for its kitsch, campy costumes and fondness for power ballads. but ukraine's entry strikes a very different note this year. their singer, jamala, is a tatar from crimea whose song, 1944, describes the mass deportations of crimean tatars under stalin. that was more than 70 years ago -- but the song is striking a very contemporary political nerve, especially with the russians. >> strangrs come into your house, kill you and say, "we're not to blame". ♪ it's a song that takes on a dark moment in history. in may 1944, stalin's henchmen herded hundreds of thousands of muslim tatars into boxcars and deported them from crimea to central asia -- among them, jamala's great-grandmother. it's also a highly personal song about displacement and loss, and the heartache of growing up far away from crimea, where her great-gr

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conditions that we have had over the last month continuing, as we go to this quarter, then there is a ch ancehat they will definitely go in june. everything has to fall into pla ce. manus: everything has to fall exactly in line to get a june hike? >> it does. to me, that opens up the potential that once again, there could be a reason for delay. obviously brexit is the week before. if that reverberates, even across europe, that in itself could be -- manus: i had some interesting conversations with people while i was away. they're watching. they don't seem overly interested. they might get a shock. talk to me about jack lew, the treasury secretary, he called on the imf to play more of an aggressive role in policing exchange rate fluctuations. does any of this story play toward yen reversal? >> it is certainly an interesting story. i was reading it coming in and said, he has upped the ante here. certainly, it does not tally with the comments from yesterday in tokyo suggesting that intervention would not be inconsistent with the agreement set by g-20. in other words, what prime said, that's not s

ance,ve a two in three ch and i think that is right.uarter gdp ratings fter, that was reference to the latest data they have. that is what is going to determine what they are going to do. so, june i don't think it is anymore in play now. guy: june is still too soon. peter, one this year? >> i think so. think where it stands right now, one more rate hikes. guy: what are the up side and the downsides? >> i am fairly neutral to that one. i think they will raise rates, it will not do it yet. as long as the international environment clears up -- don't forget the next fed rate decision comes just before the break. september will come back into play, but if they get to september and december is still an option. guy: you think the market will become trouble with a hike? it is hard to say without the data. >> i think if they give them sufficient morning. if the fed cells this message to them like they did in the latter part of 2015, then yes, they could live with it. but let's face it. the fed has done a lot to support markets. i think they migh

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