lucha: mira, rosa aurora, ya va a empezar la entrada y no es justo que me estés haciendo pasar este coraje yo a "doña bonita" nunca me la pierdo, ¿eh? rosa: ¡ya dije que no! a menos que el frosting se quede en esta casa. frosting: usted está consumiendo demasiados carbohidratos. lucha: [grita] ¿y? ¿y? ¡ya me tienes harta, harta, harta! ¡te voy a callar la boca de una vez por todas! rosa: no, lucha, pégame a mí. pero en la cara no

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you mentioned a man who had died here in aurora in the present and the other day i saw a video of a 15-year-old boy who had died in a holding cell in texas. so are those just a few rare instances or does that happen often ? >> unfortunately i'm thinking in the last week or so, we got some footage of a 15-year-old, a young man mexican 16-year-old who was detained in a border patrol holding station down in mcallen, down in my hometown and another nearby facility and it turns out he had the flu and he died. he died in the custody of the border patrol, despite a nurse having seen him and said this kid is ill, we need to monitor him and if he gets worse we need to get him to a hospital that didn't happen. so i would love to say that those two, that those are the only two. the only two examples but we know that's not true. since september of last year in 2018 i think have been at least six reported deaths of kids alone. in the custody of the department of homeland security since october 1 of this year, that's when the fiscal year started. there have been two instances of adults dying in the

lucha: cállate, rosa aurora, que tú bien sabes que en esta casa no hay "intraviolencia" familiar.perando que me preparasen un pambazo para ver "doña bonita". ¿y qué me encuentro? ¿eh? chino: que están divididas. albertano: sí, chino, están divididas. pero no solamente en sus pertenencias, sino que también en sus corazones. chale. [solloza] chino: ¿para qué quieren ver "doña bonita"? si aquí hay de todo: odio, lágrimas y venganza. lucha: ya, mamacita, ya. betzabé: uy, te quedó perfectísimo. mira, hasta le dejaste un hilo colgando. delfino: bueno, ya dinos, ¿cuál de las dos te gusta? maría: ay, delfino, ¿cómo andas preguntando esas cosas? ¿cuál? suavecito: la verdad, la verdad, ninguna, ¿eh? a mí lo que me gusta es el fut. muchas gracias por el zurcido. hasta luego. maría: no, hermana, eso es algo contra lo que una no puede. betzabé: podemos competir entre nosotras, pero de que les gusta el fútbol-- ambas: les gusta el fútbol. maría: vamos a hacer un último pacto. nunca más-- ambas: volver a hacer un pacto. ¡ay! maría: vente, hermana, vamos a trabajar juntas como amigas que somos. y

delfino: las mejores proporciones la tiene rosa aurora.s ofertas tenemos para el día hoy, rosa? rosa: ♪ compren, compren, compren compren, compren, compren, compren ♪ nayeli: oye, chinito, y ahora que ya somos novios... chino: ¿quién dijo que somos novios? nayeli: le voy a decir a la miss que me robaste un beso. chino: tú me robaste mi torta y yo no fui de chismoso. nayeli: toma tu torta y regrésame mi beso. chino: ay, con tal de que me dejes en paz. coco: santa cruz martínez, jesús santo. ¿qué haces con tu lengua metida en la boca de rodríguez salcedo nayeli alejandra? todos: ¡uh! coco: se callan. chino: ¡espérenme, ey! mi excursión a los prismas basálticos. mi desarrollo integral, ¿por qué? carmelo: ¿quién nos iba a decir que la chamaca esa jalara tanta gente? delfino: ¿cómo no? yo al ofertín nunca le vi forma. pero a la rosa, qué formas. oiga, ¿no se forma? Órele. carmelo: sí, ¿quién sigue? delfino: abrígate, joven, allí hay peines para el gallito. lucha: quiero aprovechar este espacio para hacer una denuncia. imagínense ustedes que aqu

i represented aurora, colorado, n july 20, 2012, in the aurora theater massacre. i will never forget the victims and families impacted by that tragedy including a.j. boyt, 18. john blanc. jesse childress. gordon cowden who died protecting his children. jessica gowey. john larimer. att mcquinn. mckay la madic. veronica, only 6 years old. alex sullivan. alexander tetion. and rebecca -- teagues. and rebecca. these people died far too young. these stories are just a few of the 36,000 americans killed each year and 100,000 americans shot and injured by firearms. we cannot let this type of violence continue and tragedy rip through another community. let's make 2020 the year we finally honor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request unanimous condition sonet to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: the pennsylvania department of conservation and na

. >> reporter: tonight, no charges against an aurora, colorado, police officer found passed out drunks patrol car. >> he's a little intoxicated. >> reporter: but officer nate meier won't be prosecuted for dui, because the d.a. says police failed to investigate one of their own, despite the smell of alcohol. a deputy chief said he believed the officer had a medical condition, and "erred on the side of protecting." police never tested his blood. but the hospital did, finding the officer's alcohol level more than five times over the legal limit. >> if one of us had been in that car and not officer nate meier, you ask me, do i think it would have been treated differently? i do. >> reporter: would you call this a coverup? >> i don't think it's a coverup, but it's a couple blocks from it. >> reporter: aurora's police chief admits they were wrong. >> no one is above the law, and this should have been handled as a dui. >> reporter: an independent investigators is now looking into how police handled this case. we're told officer meier has been demoted, but still has a job. david? >> clayton, t

is is is it time to look at the social climber and shares of aurora cannabis tanking in the after hours the company cutting jobs, announcing the ceo is leaving. we'll break down that action but first we begin with a big earnings alert on uber the company just announced on the earnings call it expects to be ebidta profitable by the fourth quarter of this year. that's a full year earlier than expected shares popping on the news, giving a bit back. but nonetheless well into the green about 3.5% kate rooney following it in san francisco and has more tonight hi, kate. >> that's right, hey, scott, the big highlight from the call now. the ceo moving up the time line for profitability. >> our progress in 2019 and 2020 plans gives me the confidence to challenge our teams to accelerate our ebidta profitability prove to q42020. >>> so moving the goal post there. some other highlights from the quarter uber losing money but not as much as expected. a better than expected eps loss a beat by 4 cents. on revenue moviely in line and full year losses for 2019 came in .1 million. gross bookings a miss. we

quick check on bea in aurora, colorado. nobody wants to dig in my popcorn. saturday morning. patchy dense fog around the bay. a cooler day today. breezy at coast. 50s by noontime. low 60s for warmest locations. then winds kick up with a >>> we're alick up with a >>> we're all still eating popcorn. >> i need a toothpick. >> we just can't let it go and we don't have to here. idina menzel and multiple elsas from all around the world are staging a magical "frozen ii" performance at the oscars tomorrow and our kaylee hartung sat down with them to get a sneak peek at what's to come. kaylee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. dare i say you let the girls stay up to see this performance tonight. while the secrets of the big show are kept under tight wraps, i got to go into the unknown, backstage with this magical group of women who are promising an unforgettable performance. it's the song that everyone is singing. ♪ into the unknown "frozen ii" is the number one animated film in the world. translated into 45 languages. [ singing in foreign language ] [ s

shares of aurora down about 10%. 20% excuse me. wow, in extended trades.ing down aurora will add two new independent directors as part of efforts to firm up the cost structure. any say they have eliminated almost 500 full-time positions, including 25% of the corporate positions, again now down about 17%. volatile name to watch in extended trades, sara. >> thanks, seema back to mike for the final dashboard of the day. >> fewer bulls in evidence less red meat. both individual investors and investment advisers, now coronavirus scare, the outbreak, a pullback in stocks, clearly put a bit of fright into an overbullish situation for investors. so in recent weeks we would have said look at that the investment advisers up near 60% bulls stretched on the historical basis means the market can't handle bad news. and individual investors well above 40% bulls now reset lower, much more in the normal range. that's pretty routine for the professionals. there are more bears than bulls in the last week in aai. this changes a lot on the retail investor spied it's very jumpy

elon musk announced the car the carmaker would build a manufacturing plant and boone hide in the aurora lent the so-called gigafactory 4 is to produce batteries and power trains for up to $500000.00 electric cars a year for the european market but not everyone in green is happy about the new neighbors. it's hard to believe that just months from now this pine forest in the state of brandenburg will be the site of tesla's gigafactory for authorities are still defusing unexploded world war 2 bombs here but the forests has to be cleared quickly because in march the growing season starts and then tree felling is not permitted. ever since it was announced that tesla would build the factory here the southeast of berlin has been up in arms me. opponents of the project are worried about the changes tesla's production site will make to their community and the environment. in response tesla basilan musk tweeted a promise to keep production sustainable but the protesters aren't convinced. he is in does your critters meet you this very critically because where the gigafactory is slated to be built i

en islandia, miren nada más, está viendo correctamente cielos color verde y este fenómeno se llama aurorao universo, el río atmosférico trae precipitaciones en la zona, relámpagos incluso en horas de la mañana, condición seca nubos significa lluvia ni precipitaciones en los próximos días, vemos un febrero casi seco son 25 días sin lluvia sin embargo según servicio nacional de meteorología hay optimismo en marzo podríamos ver acumulados de lluvias en la región esto el 1 de marzo a la 13 horas acumulados al sureste de la bahía continúan hasta el lunes si surge todo en este patrón condiciones actuales sur de la bahía 51 grados nubosida,d también san francisco, 54 grado cielos mayormente despejados, temperaturas en los altos 60 en ciudades al interior, 67 concorde, y al sur 65 la lluvia podría volver el próximo domingo, y veremos un auge en el termómetro después del miércoles bueno se detuvo la pelea y qué paso contra tyson fury y deontay wilder? ♪. >> bueno goles y golpescarlos mo >>muy bien, qué te gusta más, >> los goles, >>bueno vamos a hablar de goles, noche de goles en el clausura 7 ree

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. ♪ >> sunday night on the oscar stage, julio jones idina menzel and aurora, elsas, representing nineifferent countries. >> how did this all come together? >> i just, you know, called them up, hey, i'm doing the as correspon -- oscars tomorrow. >> i would assume it's your first time all being together? >> absolutely, yeah. >> what is this like to have all of you together? >> we were all very emotional, i think. we just went into the room and had that first rehearsal and everyone is like, oh, my gosh. >> that beautiful voice norwegian singer aurora. >> i got goo bumps when i saw them together on stage today. it's so powerful and so -- i don't know. i think there's nothing more beautiful than a group of humans, especially women, standing together. >> any preview you can give us as to what to expect? >> are we allowed to? ♪ >> and another unknown. >> please welcome the wickedly talented, one and only, adele da dazeem. >> my name gave him trouble, then he might be having trouble. >> do you have any advice for these women on this stage in particular? >> they are all professionals. they're

we were just in aurora, colorado -- what do i see? a fired up democratic base.lso see other people joining us. independents, moderate republicans, people that say we want to be part of this. what we do is we say this -- we don't want to shut people out. we want to bring people with us. [cheers and applause] sen. klobuchar: donald trump can count us out if he wants. by the way, for the first time ever, he mentioned me at a rally. yes! [cheers and applause] sen. klobuchar: you know i have arrived now. [laughter] sen. klobuchar: you know they must be worried. as you see all these attacks you are going to see against me, just remember it is a badge of honor. it means that we are gaining in every single state in this country, and i am here to serve donald trump notice. i have won every race every place every time. i have won -- [cheers and applause] sen. klobuchar: i have won in 42 counties, flipped them, that he was so proud when he won them, and i came roaring back in our own state. i have won every single congressional district in this state every time, and when y

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for aurora it's about good will and writedowns and what happens here because the company has a globalt to be clear, the real business is in canada. and back to hemp, i mean, look, this could be the next great u.s. farmers industry. and i think we have started to see that in kentucky and parts of the southeast but i've been meeting with hemp companies the last month and a half that are looking at ice lit prices or the biomass before it gets there and they are diving because demand is not there. and you're also seeing the fda has not followed through you can't drink a cbd infused beverage on the shelves because the fda doesn't say it's okay. >> wasn't this the first great crop in the united states. back in the 1690. >> we take our safety here at "fast money" extraordinarily seriously as you know. so it's good to see frank wearing the life jacket in bakersfield. >> the laugh track. >> in between the. >> stunning i hope has a flashlight. >> tim didn't wear a helmet on the city bank. is the atlas dance party come to an end we explain $1.1 trillion. we're not talking about the size of guy's

. >> sue, thank you for that news update when we come back, aurora cannabis posting it's been a roughd year for the stock, which is down 80% the executive chairman and tem o lloi ia n moment imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. othroughout the country for the past twelve years, shipsticks.com saves you time and money. mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he

host: let's go to robert, who is calling from aurora, indiana on the republican line.obert, good morning. caller: it is quite a mess. i would not vote -- i used to vote democratic, but the way they are now, i would not even waste my time with them. they are wanting to give everything away. they want to get everyone from other countries in here. we have people on the streets on these -- in these big cities care nancy pelosi and these people, they care nothing about people. all they do is talk trump down and look with the men has done there and he has done his job and i hope he wins. host: let's look at some of our social media followers, people who are texting into the show, to see what they think about campaign 2020 and the new hampshire primary. here's one text that says bloomberg is the only one who can win over trump. do not be full by the others. -- fooled by the others. who was for biden is not voting for him? -- are letting donald trump ruin biden just like he did hillary. one more that says mike bloomberg won the endorsement of the alabama democratic conference,

it is also then as the aurora borealis.d mckissack is the nation's oldest black-owned design and construction firm. before mike, we were desperate. there were not a lot of opportunities for black-owned businesses to compete. mike saw that and he leveled the playing field for black-owned businesses. over the years, we have heard a lot of talk. but mike came in, and he actually did something about it. and that's how mike will get it done as president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> welcome back, everyone, it is 4:55. new google technology is helping people who live with als. it takes away the ability to move and speak. there is not a cure. with but now after years of research and the voice samples from als patients, google creates voice recognition technology. one participant spoke to natalie horral he is about how speech was so important. >> how afraid were you you would lose your ability to talk to your husband and your family. >> [ inaudible ]. >> watch the full report coming up at 7:00 this morning on

one of the best times to see the northern lights, also known if you want to be technical, as the auroracircle this time of year. definitely want for anyone's bucket list. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @james bbc news hello there. we've got some very strong winds indeed coming our way this weekend. all courtesy of storm ciara, which will arrive on sunday. that's when we are going to see the strongest winds, with met office warnings already in force. these could yet be updated through the weekend so make sure you stay in touch with the forecast over the course of the weekend. now, storm ciara itself will develop under an incredibly strong jet stream, one of the strongest atlanticjet streams i've seen, with the winds in the jet stream 250 miles an hour. that is what will make this intense area of low pressure on sunday, which is storm ciara. before we get there, over the next few hours, we will see the winds pick up as well. it will become quite blowy. a band of rain pushes east in intensity, followed by some blustery showers across western areas. because it has been quite a windy star

economy it goes to bunch of intermediaries the primary banks the primary dealers on wall street except aurora and every time it goes through these layers it loses its potency and by the time the average person gets it they're now paying 30 percent more for health insurance than they were the year before and that's a problem of distribution now in the block chain model you've got thousands of computers globally that are updated simultaneously that is an infrastructure improvement to the way money is just created and distributed big coin being the best of the best but in the u.s. and around the world they're still using this antiquated infrastructure that is like using plumbing or some other infrastructure from 150 years ago it's obviously out of date but it serves the interests of a few folks well and they hold the keys to power and now we have this all feel system and it's a command and control they call it capitalism but it is a form of command and control whereby the federal open market committee this committee of you know academics who on paper they try to organize and manage micro manage

then aurora bachar, and that he came with a message.he dnc link and you will be pardoned at 22. the white house says that the claim byjulian assange's lawyer is a complete fabrication and eternal life. julian assange went into the ecuadorian embassy in london 2012 to avoid extradition to sweden on allegations of sexual offences, charges he always denied and which were later dropped. these hearings over extradition to the us may start on monday, but they are expected to last several months. so it won't be until later in the year until we find out who it is this making these allegations about his suppose a deal by the trump minnesota —— this suppose a deal. richard weston, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a city of the past worried about its future. why tourism may be putting machu picchu in peril. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm has bee

so these are the things that give rise to aurora, you know, a really beautiful effect, but also it cand indeed, some of the infrastructure on the ground. so this mission is so important to space science and to space missions, but it is also very important to our everyday lives. give us a sense then, of the technical challenges involved in getting ourselves, you know, across several years into this precise position in relation to the sun. and so hot, and surviving that... yeah, yeah, exactly. it is quite a long way. so nearly 100 million miles to get to the sun and we are going about three quarters of the way there. from that position, we think we are getting the best vantage point and also, whilst we still have the capability to resist some of those tremendous temperatures that will be there, so we estimate temperatures of up to about 550 degrees, so the heat shields have to be really, really specialised to be able to withstand those temperatures. yes, because otherwise all of your delicate instruments inside will... melt. yes, so the incredible thing is on the one hand we have to have

it's her 59th birthday and she's celebrating the happy day with her keepers in aurora zoo in guatemalae made of fruits and vegetables. it took two weeks to put together and weighs over 300 pounds. hgppy happy birthday to her. stay tuned right here to bbc news. hello there. the very heavy rain that storm dennis brought us, over a months worth across the hills of southern wales, well, that's left some very nasty flooding conditions. we still have four severe flood warnings in force along stretches of the river teme between ludlow, in shropshire, and eardiston, in worcestershire. it was only thanks to these temporary flood defences, put up by the environment agency, that these properties in bewdley stayed away from the floodwaters. the river severn just about being held back. and talking of flood warnings, we have over 300 flood warnings still in force across the uk. and for some communities, the flooding will get worse before it gets better, as all of those flood waters slowly work down the river catchments. and talking of rain, well, we've got more of that to come over the next few hour

shares higher on 17% aurora cannabis shares dropping as the ceo steps down.th will stay on as a board member and advisor shares down 14% on that news shares of myriad genetics after the ceo resigned reporti reporting second profit and revenue that missed forecast that said it was primarily due to prenatal testing. >>> straight ahead, you'll never guess where paul singer is investing more than $2.5 million the stock is up 7% on the news >> and tesla is doing some damage to young veorinsts interested in apple. stay tuned r with a world-class software experience. we ended up creating, as you all know, so much more. peloton is truly a category of one and we're just getting started. now, let's do this. together, we are going further than we ever thought possible. rowithout the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing wherever you are - even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> stock futures pointing to a lower open nasdaq lower by 48 and s&p 500 lower by 13. seeing this possible five-day win

and i know how much aurora and littleton and so many parts of colorado have been touched by gun violence both horrific mass shootings and what is playing out every day they cannot wait for us to act to ensure that the 2nd amendment can never again be twisted into an excuse to do nothing at all about god when we can sam talk lives every year we must act now. charles moves on from nevada to colorado there he is addressing his supporters and according to the latest numbers we're getting his comments 3rd in the nevada caucuses but bernie sanders has come in 1st to claim victory in the caucuses there or not as well as in standing by for us he's been with bernie supporters in las vegas where it all happens so what have the supporters been telling you what's been the reaction rob. well was very enthusiastic reaction as you can see here people are very happy some of them dancing people posing for group photos in their bernie sanders t. shirts and holding up signs so enthusiastic and exhilarated group of bernie sanders supporters here in this neighborhood in las vegas it does seem that their cand

to the aurora has been designing high end we've been sweating clothing for 20 years profits are down and she's had to lay off 20 percent of her seamstresses people must have read us they are finding power on clothes they have been there tailing on you know. on putting up and investing on the right lot of the right time people don't worry about that they need a hand where they may even go for a commercial for a dollar. if you look fancy but it should be cheap that is what people are looking for. the textile industry continues to discuss its financial woes with the government hoping both sides can find a way forward to secure jobs of the economic future with global demand down of the domestic market cautious about spending the future doesn't look too promising so robert al-jazeera looked down on the job. finally this we believed. to be extinct but 2 species of giant torches have been rediscovered by scientists on ecuador's galapagos islands in the pacific 29 of the florey on the tortoises were found there but the real excitement came with the discovery of a single. tortoise that was a

so these are the things that give rise to aurora, really beautiful effects, but also it can beautifulnfrastructure and, indeed, some of the infrastructure on the ground. so this mission is so important to space science and to space missions but it is also very important to our everyday lives. give us a sense as of the technical challenges involved in getting ourselves across several yea rs into in getting ourselves across several years into this precise position, in relation to the sun, and so hot, and surviving that? exactly, it is quite a long way! nearly 100 million miles to get to the sun. we are going about three quarters of the way. from that position we think we will get the best vantage points and also whilst we still have the capability to resist some of those tremendous temperatures that would be there. we estimate temperatures up to about 550 degrees c. the heat shields have to be really, really specialised to be able to withstand those kinds of temperatures. otherwise all your delicate electronics inside will melt? exactly. the ironicalthing is on one hand we have to have

diverse state geographically and from a demographic perspective, cities, colorado springs, denver, aurora, ex. ushz, we've got a swathe of it all including difficult geographical ter tainz, mountains. we know in the 21st century, broadband is something everyone needs. it's not just about the consumer experience, whether netflix or amazon or hulu, that's the consumer expectation if you want to attract millennials to live in the area they have to have that. it's also when a better education for young people. it gives rural businesses connectivity they need to compete. it's about telecommuting opportunities for people who can have location independent employment in some of those beautiful areas and be able to telecommute. not just high-end jobs. maybe they're an architect or opportunity. it also means it can be high school educated folks living in a call center living in a community with a lower cost of living. it's also a lifeline for first responders, telemedisin, really critical for people's health as well. in colorado 86% of our rural households have accession to broadband. our goal is t

that's driven canopy to the best daily percentage gain ge other stocks like tilray and auro aurora backeric, thank you >>> mike, i'll bring this back over to you. it wasn't just tilray that curb canopy it wasn't just cap pnopy, but aurora as well the focus on trying to get to, you know, cash flow positive, and squelching the burning there as well. is the turnaround finally happening within the sector? >> i'm not sure it's yet a matter of now we can have confidence in exactly what the p & l will be for these companies, but i think what's going on is all these stocks in all these different areas i would characterize as idiosyncratic growth -- >> we're going to talk about that. >> you say tesla, you know, all these things i think reflect an environment where we're willing to make the big-picture bet. this year you're seeing the revival of these things. >> sure, but i go back to what irwin simon told us, he was saying some of these companies will not be here next year the cash burn is too intense -- >> that's my explanation for why the stocks are moving, even with the fact that, in the end,

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. >> even something that's a big market does not necessarily mean it's a good business aurora is down trading at a buck 50 it lost its cofounder and ceo terry booth last week, plus employing a lot of cost-cutting initiatives. it doesn't sound like this company thinking it's going to turn around soon. >> the old saying the pioneers get slaughtered and the settlers survive? the companies are not all created equal. different ones took different strategies to it is to where they are, bottom line is more people are buying cannabis from regulated establishments today than they were yesterday that's to be true for a long time the question is which companies will be best suited to take advantage of that. when you see the ceo changeovers, look, if a team is losing, you know, has a losing streak, you change the head coach. i think that's what we're starting to see, that the kinds of people who will lead these companies into the next session of this industry may have different skills than the ones that were, you know, visionnary enough to take the big swings to get us here. and, you know, things

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cramer's "mad dash" is coming up we'll get to more including aurora kacannabis, goe,os activision, andore when we come back. ♪ ♪ no woman, no cry >>> my theme song back in the '90s >> he had a concert about a mile from me and i was an idiot, i didn't go. i always regretted that, because he died right after. >>> okay, transition now from bob marley to "the mad dash" last one of the week >> one you're going to hear a lot about. penn national. david, you know who they got aligned with barstool, portnoy, and since they got involved with him, boom, why? because he has brought the average age of their demographic down dramatically and pretty soon penn nat on the phone, they'll bet on raindrops portnoy is smart i find him personally charming there are other people who don't. but this is going to be the way the next generation, you're going to bet and he is a bookie, actually a good better but he knows, he's going to make it so that when you hear about national gaming, it's going to end up being penn national gaming, because that's the guys, those guys are willing to take the chance >> all rig