study by the international charity oxfam shows the biggest retailers squeeze the biggest buck they can ato farmers the supermarkets control the demand and prices in this supply chain they decide how much they pay for goods produced by small scale farmers as a result millions of them are living well below the poverty line brazilian orange farmers only half the country's living wage kenyan green the farmers don't fare well either and female farmers are worst hit than men it's evident in the sectors they work in again only half of the living wage man so what's better here's more. when it comes to german supermarkets as with other global supermarkets we find that suffering human suffering as a secret ingredient often in the food that we buy in the supermarkets the poverty wages we have just seen so people are unable to feed their family or to go and pay a doctor despite long and hard working hours we've also found extreme physical violence against women on plantations and tough africa producing wine for german supermarkets or the oppression of trade unionists in ecuador producing bananas we lo

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ninety percent of the world's fish stocks are being fished ato beyond vestas dana limits growing demand an industrial fishing techniques are pushing some populations of cod and china to the brink of collapse while millions of tons of other less marketable species are being used to fast to live as a fish food or simply discard it i'm so very rightly in london u.k. where marine scientists are working together with local fisherman to get consumers hooked on sustainable seafood. based in east london a tiny startup by the name of sol shah is hoping to change london his relationship with fish. to fish for their journey. order. health and he wants an income of get up from zero it's a bit like a budget box but let's. see what would a couple of ensure fisherman. and then handed out to those it's a really good way of just got to go home for the maze of fish trying things that maybe you haven't tried before and also supporting the god called martin fuller is one of the three and a half thousand small scale fishermen working in english waters but unlike many of the families have been in the busines

second make a minute mario monument scored with a diving header in might have been deflected biogenic ato a table but this one probably would have gone and even without the nigerians help them in the sixty nine minute run juve it was wrestled down in the box by william trust a kong upset captain look i'm old rich who fired and to make it to nil probation i'm. moved to the top of group to. get more on the matter with me is chris harrington from v.w. sport so this game go the way you expected. expected yes the way i hope you know i was hoping the super eagles would prevail they have a lot of hype behind their team you know they were the first african club to qualify for the world cup but croatia on the other hand very experienced team they have luca moderates the captive mario minds who can also the two players in their mid thirty's so it was really a battle of experience versus the experience of nigeria because they are one of the youngest teams in this world cup but it was a lot of sloppy play in the beginning and a lot of fouls i mean i counted more than thirty fouls you know the first g

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. >> today we learned more about ato migrantrs at a detention facility here in maryland. they've been separated from their children since april. news4's barbara harrison shows us their stories and what happens next coming up a bit later. >>> turning to weather now and what could be another stormy day for us tomorrow. >> amelia, what shou wexpect as we head out tomorrow morning? >> tomorrow morning it's actually goi to be pretty comfortable. we're going to see the humidity levels a little lower, but only for a few hours. the humidity builds back in throughout the day. take a look. here's your morning planner. right now we're at 79 degrees. 7:00 a.m.,um it's less out there. it's not feeling like you're walking through a sponge as you head out on your wednesday morning. again, humidity increases as the day goes on. plenty of cloud cover. 75 degrees a 9:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m. maybe an ice latsed shower with a temperature around 79. most of the day is dry tomorrow. take a look. our storm threat is actually later in the day starting around 5:00 a.m.ntil about midnight the big eg

. >> if you have ato, i'll tell you to turn away from your screen right now. toe wrestling is really a thing and it also turns out that there is a world toe wrestling champion. this is held in england, the winner allen nash who goes by nasty, mr. nasty if you're nasty. this is his 15th champion title. the competition began in 1976 in a village pub and has been an annual event ever since. >> i hope they wash their feet before -- >> and after. >> friends i grew up will not even -- they can't touch their feet with your feet they freak out. i have to save this video for them. >> that's a good question, how did they discover it? >> how do they determine a winner? >> i don't know. >> just in time for a lot of people to wake up and eat breakfast, right? >> exactly. >> hey, it's going to be hot too as we go into the weekend. right now we're starting out with just a few clouds as we take a live look outside in san francisco. there's a very dense layer of fog, just sitting offshore. that's going to roll in as we go into the next couple of hours. we'll see that scene cha

ato clacked is also set to benefit from the technology in four weeks' time he'll be fitted with a brain pacemaker he hopes that it will make his life a lot easier. makes you one able to do anything anymore you can't think you can even draw a line on a piece of paper it's so frustrating. in germany some eight hundred patients receive brain pacemakers every year and new generations of implants are becoming increasingly sophisticated. currently we're trying to adapt the pacemaker to only send impulses when necessary rather than the whole time . you want to avoid these model should be ready in four or five years making the treatment of parkinson's symptoms even more effective in the future. because horton without the pacemaker i can't imagine what it would be like to leave the house or even get up and like two completely different people with and without it. being talked about but we've got a patient with deep brain stimulation here thanks for joining us many patients put high hopes on to those kind of surgery deep brain stimulation so what kind of patients can use this treatment well parad

a master's agree from sf state in organizational development, and i decided instead of just having ato -- righteous no to that, we need to have a sustainable policy of development, and i've been working on that. whoever is mayor must show a significant reduction of the number of people living on our streets. i have a plan for that. whoever becomes mayor must make environmental justice for day view and hunters point and treasure island. the time is long past due for that. we must address economic gaps in opportunities for our education system, and i've a platform that's ahead of my time but that's all very much able to be implemented. thank you. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. finally, ellen zhou. >> my name is ellen zhou. i used to live in this neighborhood at crisis intervention. i also worked in family project a couple blocks from here. i have been in san francisco for the last 32 years. i was nominated by the san francisco coalition of good neighborhoods from all 11 districts. i am here to standup for you. i have no reason to be a mayor, but i standup for you. there's so many co

robert: after ato hisry-making hand shake and sned agreement, president trump declares north korea is no longer a nuclear threat. but some in his own party remain skeptical. >> this is the beginning, i arink, of a long,g l process. robert: there e bipartisan concerns about the president's decision to suspend joint military exercises wh south korea. >> i think the exercises are important. i'd like to see them continue. is looking toum ummita similar one-on-one with russian president vladimir putin. plus, the justice department inspector general divers its report about the f.b.i.'s investigion into hillary clinton's emails. and president trump's former campaign chairman is headed to jail. we discuss it all with mark landler of the "new york times," anne gearan of "the washington post," susan glasser of "the new yorker," a jeff zeleny of cnn. announcer: this is "washington week." corporate funding is provided by -- >> their leadership is instinctive. they understand the challenges of today and research the technologies of tomorrow. some callm t veterans. we call them part of our team. >>

robert: after ato hisry-making hand shake and sned agreement, president trump declares north korea is no longer a nuclear threat. but some in his own party remain skeptical. >> this is the beginning, i arink, of a long,g l process. robert: there e bipartisan concerns about the president's decision to suspend joint military exercises wh south korea. >> i think the exercises are important. i'd like to

the democrats are goin ato face thwell. so the real interesting thing ve is, s poysnor is insuranceis cooner with no party preference. he was a republican in the past. if he can breakthrough, because normally look at people look at the ballot designation and vote on that, might s a crack in the dam where other people can run as an mpp. >> other moderate republicans who are frustrated with the trump message and what we're eing from theepublican party are really hoping that poysnor does open new path in california. independent voters, what's teresting is they're not third party voters. they generally go democratic or republican, they just don't want to be aligned with either party, which of course makes it harder for political consultants like john to do their >> money in the bank, they need us more. >> quick comment? >> yes, i think tat marissa is right, it really makes of campaigns and local consultants a lot harder. not only are youhot sure the message is to go to certain voters. you're also not sure in terms of get out th

ato warm beer is a very special person and he will be for a long time in my life his parents are good friends of mine i think without auto this would not have happened something happened from that day it was a terrible thing it was brutal but a lot of people started to focus on what was going on imploding. north korea i really think that otto is someone who did not die in vain i told this to his parents especially young men and and i have to say special parents' special people did not die in vain he had a lot to do with speaking out today thank you very much that question for you sir was on the security second question. sir and since you talked about in your statement can you be specific about what assurances you are willing to give to kim jong un does that include reducing military capabilities and just a follow up on your answer no we're not reducing anything we're not reduce at some point i have to be honest that i've used to say this during my campaign as you know probably better than most. i want to get our soldiers out i want to bring our soldiers back on we have right now thirt

seize the moment and rule is king over the german territories and as emperor over christian europe ato the first. seven contingents from german tribes twelve thousand fighters from bavaria the frankish territory swabian lorraine and bohemia have followed their kings call for help otto is pinning his hopes on a decisive battle the magyars have never fought against king author but they are confident of victory. last their reputation precedes them as it has been for year after year more than fifty times already the dreaded horsemen from the steps have swept into the empire on plundering raids they burned down castles towns and churches and caused a bloodbath among the populace nobody was spared the words of a chronicler that's why the magyars were called enemies of mankind and of christianity. let them come last have courage god will protect us. everything is it stank for king auto his crown and his vision of becoming an emperor as powerful as charlemagne. the german tribes are united as they fight a common enemy it's a life and death situation. in . germany in the tenth century inhospita

we are concerned about the oh at ato promote june nationwide level. -- juneau, alaska at a nationwide level. as far as i can see from what i have been hearing, one of the big social service issues in alaska is homelessness and trying to combat it seems to be an issue with the city since a lot of them are not seeking help. the ones that are seem to be moving looking for different aid they can get. one of the big issues is that homelessness and how we can combat it and fight it. >> i am the executive director of the alaska council for administrators. the most important thing in long-term,o get a sustainable fiscal plan in place for our state which has ongoing revenue outside of our nonrenewable resources. primarily because we need to stabilize education. theirucators need to feel funding, which is a constitutional duty, is stable so they can stabilize schools and were all of us, is to educate our students and the best way is a stable school. us july 21to join and 22nd, when we will feature our visit to alaska. what's alaska weekend on c-span and listen on the free c-span radio app. earl

ato warm beer is a very special person and he will be for a long time in my life his parents are good friends of mine i think without auto this would not have happened something happened from that day it was a terrible thing it was brutal but a lot of people started to focus on what was going on including north korea i really think that otto is someone who did not die in vain i told this to his parents. special young man and i have to say special parents' special people otto did not die in vain he had a lot to do with speaking out today ok thank you very much that question for you there was on the security second question. for instance you talked about in your statement can you be specific about what assurances you are willing to give to kim jong il does that include reducing military capabilities i just don't like your answer no we're not readers are going to thing we're not reduce at some point i have to be honest that i've used to say this during my campaign as you know probably better than most. i want to get our soldiers out i want to bring our soldiers back home we have right no

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every administration needs propaganda to sell a policy or to sell a rational ato go to wa. to lie, that to me was too much. i worked for a long time figuring out the best way to tell it. i found the four journalists that got it all right. they figured it out. they couldn't break through. >> i am a bit embarrassed because i consider myself to be fairly well read until i watched shock and awe, i did not know of their efforts. >> i did not either. here are four journalists doing the principal thing you need to do in journalism. if the government says something you only have one question to ask. is it true. that is the job of journalists. the fact that these guys were getting it right were asking the tough questions, getting it right and nobody listened to me was astounding. that is why i made the movie. >> congratulations and thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> still to come your best and worst tweets and facebook comments like this. does vulgarity minimize the message? you are quibbling over the make of weapon used to vanquish a dictator metaphorically. >> unle

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at man was an assistant teacher in the pre-k program ato cea. he's now on administration leave. >>> storm team 4 tracking dangerous heat in the next few days. temperatures in the 90s and itw ll feel even hotter. we've got weather alert days the forecast. >>> the stanley cup is on its victory tour today. caps owner stanley onnis and alex ovechkin at georgetown . hospit >>> nine months ago ben kaplan could not talk or walk. rhe was left n dead after his family's car struck a food truck that ran a stop sign. >> his mother waskilled. ke a look today, ben took an enormous step into the future as he walked across this stage at his high school graduation. ouru burea chief julie careyth s ere to witness this moving moment. >> reporter: gathetud in the el ready to march o the floor at eagle bank arena, ben kaanonfessed he was nervous. >> anxiety. i looked in there. there's a lot of people. >> reporter: last fall this day seemed unimag table. this w heartbreaking scene, the accident that claimed the life of ben's mom erin, badl injured him, his two sister

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(hn honking) arunacomes from listeningy law ato peoples' stories..runa miller, angrowin, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature,co i fought for moruterhe power to iscience in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trumphe undorogress we've made. i approved this message for all our stories. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> and we'reh back w some live pictures from joint base andrews. you're looking at the motorcade there on the tarmac. president donald trump walked down the steps leavingor air one just seconds ago coming back from his historic summit in singapore. some people praised the president for pursuing dialogue and diplomacy over outright nfrontation with northkorea. others criticized him for ignoring north korean human rights abuses and saying the united states is going to cancel its war games with south korea. some say that is something the north has sought for a long time and the president

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been not only unwilling to do but have gotten us into the mess with nafta and china and the w tompt o ato and korean deal and all of that. we're turning it all around and it's all p.resident donald j. trump. >> what policy? twitter rants to which his staffers must respond and make into some semblance of policy? barth asks a good point. is there some coherence to all of this, peter. from the sidelines, a lot of it seems to be seat of the pants. quick response, if you don't mind. >> free, fair, balanced, reciprocal trade. that's all we want. when we encounter anything other than that, the president responds with strong trade policies which are designed to simulate investment here, to put facilities here that make things so that men and women in this country can have good jobs and good wages. it's working perfectly. just look at the numbers. >> peter navarro, thank you for being here. >> look forward to being in philly today. i wish you could come down to the shipyard and take a bottle of champagne. >> it's hot. i'll take the champagne, believe me. thank you, peter. peter inspired today's po

together ato put strategy that the president rolled out effectively and orderly that is still being implanted. -- still being implemented. the president campaigned so hard against it and yet state in it for 16 months. far from being impulsive and ad chance forowed every the u.s. government and european allies to fix the deal. despite his clear-cut impulse to walk. he kept letting people try until finally he said it has been long enough, we are not getting where we need to go. the sticking point was that the europeans were going to do everything the president asked for accept the sunset clause which is completely idiotic. get a newyou don't for 10 years but after that you have at it. the mixed the sense to me but they were hard on that point is they felt that the iranians were not stick to it. it was all about the money. they wanted to do business with iran. there was a real undercurrent of domestic political opinion especially in germany that the united states is a problem, not iran. so if you help trump strengthen the iran deal, that is bad. you don't give trump a political when at the expen

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it would make it a felony for an owner, officer attorney or or use ato establish corporation company or business entity to conceal illegal political activity by a foreign national. separately, senator lumen and german thought introduced this election back. that bill would require senior executive and financial officers spending money in elections to certify that they have done their due diligence that no for money has been accepted and that they have not spent any foreign money on campaign related disbursements. that bill has been referred to to the finance committee. i raised it as another example of the type of legislation congress should consider to defend against a clearly predicted threat of foreign interference in our elections. examine whether crypto currency can be used to launder foreign money in the u.s. elections. the virtual currency and crypto krantz he raises a host of challenges for congress and regulators. i'm glad our subcommittee is examining it and give a better understanding of how this emerging technology works. i am looking forward to learning more about how ano

we have some big stories to get to right now ato 9:00.' that right away leading the way a child abuse scandal at a daycare in prince william county. today that daycare i due to shut down. in just a fhe minutes tan a you had coo of sexually assaulti children will g before a judge. fox5's bob barnard is live outside the crthouse in manassas this morning with more. good morng,ob. >> reporter: hey, maureen, good morning to you. thisr. boykin due in court at he is facing 22 felony charges related to this chibuse scandal at minnielandcademy. h faces faces the possibility oe in priso. he's the teaer's aid who was arrested weeago accused of inappropriately touching four children each of them under the age y of fivers old at the nursny school bristow. these are allegations that took place in the playground at the nursery school subsequently, it was found that was allegedly in possession of child pornography. he'seen accused of making sexuallsexually explicit involve children there at theay dre center. which today officially closes. the families wh

sure, it was ato-op for the ages, something no other president chose to do. but talking face to face, that it's a lot better than the days oflittle r man, but will kim jong-un ever give up his weapons, that's the question. >> i may be wrong, i may stand before you in six months and say, hey, i was wrong, i don't know that i'll ever admit that but i'll find some kind of an excuse. >> so, his words, not mine. is it any surprise that th presidt who thinks of himself above all a show man would pitch his message with a movie, trailer-style video, one created by the national security council. >> two leaders. one destiny. a story about a special moment in time when a man is presented with one chance that may never be repeated. what will he choose? to show vision, leadership, or not? you say propaganda? and what about all trump's praise for kim? is that the art of the deal? listen. >> he's got a great personality, he's a, you know, funny guy, smart guy, great negotiator. he loves his people, not that i'm surprised by that but he loves his people. >> so the president

. >> americans wngjob atoes not pay you a living wage day in and day out. imagine not having a basic income and not knowing how you're going to feed your children. we have to have a people in this country that are willing to stand as long as it takes and organize as long as it takes and fight as long as it takes. amy: 50 years after the assassination of martin luther king, jr., the reverend william barber is helping to lead a new poor peoples campaign. we will air a report from washington where barber and many others were arrested on monday. some religious leaders were handcuffed for five hours from had their religious vestments ripped off of them, and were brought into court in ankle irons after being jailed overnight. among them, poor people's campaign leader reverend liz theoharis. plus, we will look at the supreme court's major ruling upholding ohio's controversial voter-purge law. the religious leaders were arrested outside the supreme court. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy go

total control over this decision, today on father's day to end the policy and allow these families atoembers of congress on the border at mcallen, texas. after viewing a facility where children and parents separated are being held. meantime, melania trump now weighing in on the crisishe border. in a rare statement on a policy issue, the first lady echoed her husband in part and said she hates seeing children separated from her parents. she went on to say the u.s. should govern with heart in enforcing immigration law. joining us live from washington, cnn white house reporter kate bennett. kate, what more did the first lady say by way of the spokesperson? >> it was her communications director stephanie grisham who did give cnn a comment today. "mrs. trump hates to see children separated from their families and hopes both sides of the aisle can finally come together to achieve successful immigration reform. she believes we need to be a country that follows all laws but also a country that governs with heart." so like you said, it doesn't deviate too much from what the president himself is

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. >> and i say that because it just gives the sense of the barriers between being ato kind of reach outak with them and in terms of their treatment, you know, i'm not sure. i mean in the eye of the law, they have created an illegal act and so they are treated as such. >> and how about border patrol agents, have you heard from them about how they feel about this? >> i think there is -- it is a large organization. and large group of people. and so there are con on flikting feelings. there are border patrol agents who are in communication with immigration attorneys and activists down there who are seeking to get better treatment of both adults in detention but also the minors now who are overwhelming the shelter system down there. you have to remember, you know, there have always been unaccompanied minors being filtered into the hhs shelters. but now because of the family separation, these shelters are overwhelmed and it is creating a level of chaos not just internally, but on the desks of the immigration attorneys and the criminal defense attorneys and all the people sort of part of that

. >> so are we talking about robots here, or a box tha thinks and is ato mak decisions for us? >> s ai technology is a technology of many different aspects. it's not just robots. in this particular case, for example, natural language understandingnd speech recognition. possibly in the form of a voice assistant would help charting. but maybe delivering ofple tool on the factory forill be in the form of a small, simple delivery robot. so there are different forms of -- >> i see. >> -- of machines. >> there are many dangerous jobs that i could see that we don't -- we would prefer not having human life put at risk in order to accomplish the goal. and, for example, at nuclear power plants, it would be a wondrous thing to have a robotic response to something that could cause great damage to the overall community. bu kill somebody if they actually went in to try to solve a problem. i understand that. and also possibly with communicable diseases, where people need to be treated, but you're putting people at great risk for doing that. however, with that said, when people are seeking pro

she was ato 2018, member of the equal employment opportunity commission, serving as a chair. under her leadership, the commission launched a select task force on the study of harassment in the workplace. to identify major challenges preventing and addressing sexual harassment. i would like you to stand so we can swear at this point. do you affirm the testimony you are about to get before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing at the truth? so help you god? everybody firms, thank you. -- affirms, thank you. now we wl start with mr. duff. if you have a long statement, we will put the entirety in the record. thank you. the red light needs to be on. there we go. >> thank you. ranking member feinstein and members of the committee. we thank you for the invitation to testify. branche you the judicial takes these issues seriously. i appreciate the opportunity to speak about important initiatives in response to the report to the judicial conference. working judiciary group. i would like to knowledge one of my colleagues from the working group from the district o

let's take a live look outside a and show you w you are waking up ato. bsolutely nothing. jim said.sly foggy and this is terrible gary mcgrady. >> hold on. i mean, it's not thatot bad, that bad. annie, jim, did you guys meet. >> very nice to meet you. >> see how i h distracim from the weather just like thui. rrel, squirrel. look, here's what's going on. it was beautiful, beautiful early thi morning when i came ming up, there was some ground fog. gettingke that fog is just a little bit thickeroo and that could become clouds during theorning ho we're still talking about heat ill talking about the chance d of thunderstorms rolling across as well. the thunderstorms we do get should not be as strong as the thunderstorms that we ended up with yesteay afternoon. we had lots of severe thunderstorm warnings othere. if you got oneosf th you definitely know and we did have tornado warning go off as well. i don't think there was any type of tornado but just a storm there. 72 iight nown the city, gaithersburg at 67degrees, dulles is 67. see where we're going here? i think we have a lot

it's something that the president wanted dodd ato do al along. we tried the three-way negotiation, multilateral negotiation. the problem with that is when you have two countries and us negotiating and they're two dissimilar countries like canada and mexico, it gets out of hand. we think that there's a great deal to be done with mexico alone and they did benefit just as much as we did. that's a solid relationship. >> i have two more questions for you, peter. thanks for being so patient. "new york times" says that there's an internal analysis showing that, in fact, tariffs will end up hurting the 60 economy, the new tariffs being put in place despite public statements from the president's economic advisers otherwise. does that internal analysis exist. >> fake news? >> that analysis doesn't exist? >> fake news. >> you're saying there nos internal report on this? >> there's fake news. >> tell me, are you and steven mnuchin and larry kudlow 100% on the same page on trade? you can definitively say that you're all on the same page when it comes to the e

mike haines, ato in all shapes and manners.sn't it? —— obes. getting used to, doesn't it? —— 0bes. thanks very much and we are loving the bowtie. very fitting on a morning like this. congratulations. thank you. here's alina with a look at this morning's weather. a picture, if we had that weather today for the trooping the colour, it would be marvellous, wouldn't it? good morning. we very well might because it's looking mainly dry with spells of sunshine for trooping the colour this morning, 20 is the expected high through the early part of the afternoon and it might get to 2! or 22 with longer spells of sunshine. that's the theme for many this weekend, mainly dry, spells of sunshine, one slight fly in the ointment if you have those heavy and thundery showers around, we will look at those in a moment. very high pollen levels in most of england and wales. low for north—east england, high for northern ireland, mainly low in much of scotland. here's how it is looking today. some showers around across wales, one or two across yorksh

attention whether there has been an impediment to use your word or limitation to companies that may to ato go public related marijuana business or in supplying the marijuana businesses? would an investor take into account the regulatory situation and whether they are going to invest or not? would they pay less if there is regulatory uncertainty? that's possible. >> i'm asking a speculative question, i guess i will ask it more directly. have you run into any issues concerning the public offering of a marijuana business? >> not that i recall. let's forget about marijuana. is there any competition between the canadian exchanges in the u.s. exchanges? has that been where some of these ipo's have gone the chairman was concerned about? .> there is to be clear, there is competition now around the world for listings. where are you going to raise capital? it is a competitive business now. know, but i would expect there would be competitive pressures in that industry. >> do you take a look at the limitations that say -- that canada may place on its public offerings versus what the u.s. does? >> i do

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