>> encore cost nearly $2.3 billion, a risky bet in a bad economy., in this economic environment, would you open a hotel? >> well, i'll tell you right now that if i had any idea this-- i wouldn't, if i had a choice, but this project was started four years ago. these things have a huge lead time. >> the gambling industry has been battered by the recession and taken the city of las vegas down with it. some casinos stand half built. unemployment is over 10%. and while steve wynn has had to slash employees' pay and lower room prices, he plows ahead, doing whatever it takes to get customers to his new hotel. >> this is encore. [dramatic orchestral music] ♪ >> and, yes, he really was sitting on top of the building. >> next time, we do this in the lobby. >> the encore is connected to his other las vegas hotel, the wynn, and he has a third in macau, china. inside, his hotels are fantasy lands for well-heeled adults. he brought gourmet restaurants and high-end shopping to the strip. his hotels may be extravagant, but his business strategy is conservative. his

you probably bet on football games. when you bet on team acts you are betting against seymour. understand? you are betting against team white. that is what short-sellers do. they say that it is making the same. they're betting it is going to fail. >> is short-selling give the market? >> absolutely. it holds down some of the excess. going from ten to 100, but it is a fraud. people get swept away. the short sellers come in and say 80 and starts selling is short and it never makes it to a hundred, they don't buy at such a high price. at least it limits some of the rises. on the other hand : its starts going down, since it is a fraud of probably go up, but says the short sellers have to buy it back to short sellers start buying at eight and six and five, so the poor people who bought the stock did adn said of 100. at least a little six instead of to. so sure sellers to limit some of the excesses in the marketplace demand is very good for the market. it's bad for liquidity. everyone is begging to buy it. no one wanted to sell it. thank goodness for the short seller. they come in and

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people will never bet on sports.z: well it is just not a good sign to me the ceo canceled on us at the last second. doesn't pass the smell test with me. we wish everybody the best and great ideas are always embraced here, but be careful. >> there wasn't a clear explanation that is the point. liz: not a good start. david: reason why we're ticked. thanks for holding up their end of the argument. appreciate it. >> you bet. david: goldman disappoints but morgan stanley crushes it. jpmorgan having to pay another $4 billion in fines. so who is going to win the wall street horse race? we will break it down. the big bank earnings with the big bangui, dick bove, joining us a little later in the hour. you do not want to miss this. liz: anything he says makes a big difference. >>> betting on blockbuster, not just sports guys. we look how to gamble on success and choose the entertainment industry's biggest hits. ♪ david: time for a quick speed read. some of the day's other headlines, five stories just one minute. filing for a 20

but in general, i want to make bearish bets. i think the stock is due for a pullback, it cannot keep going like this. there is bearish case here. >> so a bearish trade. brian is using a put calendar. we've done calendars before. it's good to refresh our memory. let's crack open that playbook in the strategy you sell near dated put. and use that money to buy a long dated put of the same strike. this is a bearish strategy but requires timing. you want the stock above the put. but below the strike of the longer data put that you are long by. the second expiration. so brian, walk us through this. >> great point here. this is how the trade basically works. you take a look, earnings come out november 4th. november put will stay big. there is good value in there to sell some of those. what i'm looking to do, basically, next week sell the november 160 put. bring in income for that. at the same time go out and make my bearish bet buying the january 160 put. so net net on this trade, i pay a debit of $6, i lowered the cost of actually buy

i'm also inclined to make a bearish bet.'m also inclined to take advantage of the volatility we're seeing right now in the metal. today's behavior is obviously a big part of that. i'm just going to try to put on a calendar put spread. i'm looking at the november, march, 120 puts. buy those for 6 bucks and then sell the near-dated ones against it for 2.60, a net debit of 3.40. actually the near-dated options are extremely highly priced in gld right now because of what we've been seeing. >> scott. >> gold in general got ahead of itself more than almost anything else because of qe. now, this week's web extra, somebody asked how to be bullish in gold. i don't like that because for all the reasons mike lays out but also lower highs and lower lies. this week's web extra is how do to it. >> you don't endorse it at all. >> what are you going to do? >> there are times when people want to do things and you can't talk them out of it. what you have to do is say if you're gonna do it, at least do it safely. put on a helmet before you jum

when you bet against 10t max but that is what the short-sellers do they are betting that it will fail just like you that the of the team will fail. >> host: in short selling the for the market? absolutely and holds down some of the excesses of the stock goes from than about 100 that people get swept away if the short-sellers a 80 that it never makes it to 100 so they don't buy it such a high price may be at 8085 but on the of their hands it would probably going to but since the short-sellers have to buy back so the poor people who bought the stock get 80 instead of 100 so the short sellers to limit some of that excesses and they are very good and provide more liquidity cousin something goes straight up fed nobody wants to sell state could this for the short-sellers to provide that liquidity. >> host: who'd did you write "streets smarts" for? >> guest: for me and my two little girls i used to think chairman but -- children were terrible waste of time or energy or money i would never have children i used to feel sorry for those people that i was totally wrong when hedger% about having c

that's just what dan tried to do with his bearish bet on netflix.re going south. >> the stock is going to pull back 10 to 15, 20% in the next month or so. >> just shorting this momentum stuff -- you get the picture. so to make a bearish bet dan bought the october 2.80 strike put for 6.85. to make money he needs netflix to fall below 2.80 by more than the 6.85 he spent or below 273.15 by october expiration. but shelling out 6.85 to bet against netflix, does that come with a bucket of popcorn? dan, let's do this for less. >> i sold two of the october 255 puts. >> now we're talking. so to cut his cost dan sold not one but two of the october 255 strike puts for a total of $4.60. makes it easier to make money and here's how. between the 6.85 he spent on one put and the 4.60 he collected selling the other lower strike puts dan cut the cost of his trade to $2.25. and now instead of meeting netflix to fall below $273.15 to make money dan sees profits if netflix shares fall below the price of the put he bought by more than $2.25. or below 277.75 by expiratio

in your fine system, the most popular bet of late this government shut down lasts a while.you think it does? what does if say people will put money betting on that and safely think they get a return on that? >> well, i think neil that is a serious problem with the government shut down, i would not want to say we're talk taking about -- we're taking any bets when it will end or not. neil: what do you think? you talk about you know, a crap shoot, that is say problem. what they, both parties, are unable to reconcile their difference or come up with a compromise, then, i mean that is throwing our rating, making a gamble there and on we go. >> i think you know, i want to quote last line of gettysburg address, the government of the people, by the people, and for the people shall not pierish from thperish fromthe earth appe we have a government that really cares about the peopler getting reelected. i think we're facing a major crises in terms of confidence in our government, in the people we elect, and confidence of them doing the right thing for the public. it seems this could go

can i bet this?? he was thinking i said that's too much marijuana, he couldn't beat that much, like that was a table max or something. >> the dealer tries again to alert the gambler of his illegal actions to put an end to the situation before it gets out of hand. >> he was so wasted that he didn't know what was right from wrong. i was trying to be real calm about it, quietly tell him to put it away, not to make a scene. and maybe he could just leave without getting in trouble, you know. >> but when none of his efforts to get through to the player seemed to be working, the dealer calls for backup. >> that gentleman in the black suit is the pit boss. when he shows up to a table, that usually means there's a problem. >> the pit boss quickly realizes that security needs to be called. >> when i arrived at the table, i was kind of shocked like everybody else. so i asked him what was he doing. and once he -- oh, oh, oh -- so that meant that there's no talking to him. what made it shocking to me is that i'm

caused tloil place that bet, 2500 to one. why not. i would bet on a number of professions, in fact.he payoff is so big. >> very little money but you had to know where to place it. he acts like this was luck, he just shook a hand of a drinking buddy to make this bet. he called up a betting firm in london and said i want to put my money there. that takes effort and conviction. >> you can do a lot of bets in britain. thanks very much. we appreciate it. just talking about facebook, obviously wait until you see what the stock is doing today. that's right after this. >>> check out shares of facebook here. new high on the back of google's results up 186% in one year. tyler? >> you know, melissa, the s&p at a record high level. let's look at three of the top performers in the s&p 500 including google today. and a couple of others, first solar and chipotle mexican grill. that will do it for "power lunch" for a friday. >> have a great weekend. "street signs" begins right now. ♪ everybody's working for the weekend ♪ >> and happy friday, everybody. we made it. which is quite an achievement when

would you bet on weird stuff? like what -- >> i would bet.two kids playing wiffle ball in a backyard in minnesota. "i got you, timmy, you fat bastard! where's that slider now, scumbag!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't gamble at all, now? >> no, i don't. no, i can't. because i'm one of those people where it leads to badness. every little vice i do -- people say, "i can have one beer." i'm like no. you can bet one -- i'm type of guy where one thing leads to another and eventually gets awful. if i put as $5 bet down on a roulette table tonight at 10:00, by tomorrow at noon, i'd be running guns to cuba. [ laughter ] around 1:00 a.m., i meet a guy -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. more with artie lange when we get back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] you know that guy that's got a ham radio in his basement. he can talk to china, mongolia and all the koreas and he eats velveeta shells and cheese. so who are you calling amateur? liquid gold. eat like that guy you know. [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] since we began,

you bet. now if you like that, press the red button on top. ♪ how did he not see that coming?hat's in your wallet? neil: a look at the bright side, at least it is a starred, they -- start, they stared at each other more than talked to each other, nothing came of the white house meeting but at last they were meeting. like ron paul said the shut down is not the problem. it is the spending that leads to the needless drama. not so said john mcafee. he said the real problem is the darn health care law. two days young. a security nightmare, and a hacker's dream, john said he has the answer, and maybe the software, me thinks that mr. mcafee is well on his way to become a billionaire yet again. again. a lot of gamblers have plenty on the economy. all that virginia republican governor bob mcdonald on why the grand old party better let this not so grand squabble drag on. or come 2014 or 2016, all bets are off. >> and in asia, fears that the american mess is going to drag on. let's get going, right now. >> we will nose negotiate. >> we are locked in tight on obamacare. >> the president r

now a couple weeks back carter made a bullish bet on linked in.hares of the social giant have fallen. he didn't lose money and here's why. on options action, it's how we stay connected, risk less so we can make more, and that's just what carter tried to do. >> you see the stats here. it is the most sort of benign. and we think that's an opportunity. we think it's going to catch up to the others. play for that third gap. >> mike thought he might be on to something. 100 shares of the professional network would set you back more than 25 grand. >> what a predicament. >> so to make a bullish bet mike instead sold the november 250 strike put for $19. but in order to keep all that money, mike needs linked in shares to stay above the strike of that put that he sold by expiration. or in this case above $250 by november expiration. but if shares do fall, mike won't see losses until linked in drops below that 250 level by more than that $19 he collected. or below 231 by november expiration. but there's a tradeoff, because by selling that put, mike could be f

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>> in the low 50s you can bet it. as she said free cash flow yield is 6% it's not going to take much for it to go right for the stock in the upper 50s. >> i'm not going to walk into coach and buy a pair of pants. an interesting comment she made -- >> hold on. was that a bullish comment or bearish? >> it's a wait and see story. tiffany is a great idea but why put your money -- >> because you see the results, the stock is 58, 59 and that's not going to be a bargain as it is today. >> stephanie does make a good point. one so dramatically under performed and new management team, the expectations are so low at this point -- >> that's a wish. >> it's not a wish. >> it's wish. >> it's not a wish. new management in place. >> steve. >> please give me a break. these guys have a great reputation and management in place. >> trying to resuscitate a brand that's the old -- >> you take a bet on a stock. >> you would want to buy it -- >> i'm taking it before the results were there. >> the fundamentals are presenting the opportunity,

that tells us investors are betting on a deal. they are betting the two sides come together today and avoid the october 17 deadline. it tells us earnings are coming in better than expect that. and earnings are pleased america remains the best house in a tough neighborhood in terms of the globe. at the end of the day there are very few alternatives to investing in american companies that are growing earnings, growing revenue and rising cash levels providing for great wiggle worm. mostly it tells us because there is one day before the debt ceiling tomorrow that investors are betting on a deal, betting that something good happens today. we will see. host: terry on the line for republicans. caller: hi, maria. is a scenario followed by a question. it needs adults to sign up and pay to offset the over expenses. my question is this, expect and 20-35-year-old healthy people two k moore with a high deductible policy when pre- existing conditions do not matter, why would any young person signed up for that plan? why would they not do what i

>> yeah. >> okay. >> i don't mean -- >> bet, bet, bet. >> i'm talking about people on the federal payroll. >> yes. >> who wants to bet? >> i do. >> are you counting the navigators of obama care, bob? >> i'm talking about people on the federal payroll. >> all right. we're going to check on that bet. make the bet and wear that pay rat puppy shirt again. >> that was awesome. >> president obama took 200,000 or 300,000 people on when he tack office. whatever. we'll find out. >> can we talk about one other thing that is getting a lot of attention? the reason i said that politic is theater and this is the theater of the absurd is that every crisis seems to center on certain metaphor. and this has been the national parks service, for this particular crisis, and in particular, the kreis is the world war ii veterans who yesterday broke down the barriers that appae house order this open-air park. it doesn't seem to make any sense. and this vet -- i think we have the sound bite from a wrld war ii veteran. listen to him. >> it's crazy seeing those people wanting to come in and can't come in. and then

so to make a bearish bet, he bought for $6.85.fall below 2.80 or below 273.15 by october expiration. does that come with a bucket of popcorn? dan, let's do this for less. >> i saw two of the october puts. >> now we're talking. he sold not one but two of the 255 strike puts for $4.60. that makes it easier to make money and here's why. between the $6.85 he spent and the $4.60 he collected he cut his trade. instead of needing them to fall below $273.15 to make money, by more than $2.25. or below $277.75 by october expiration. >> oh, yeah, this is it. >> well, not quite. because there is a tradeoff and by selling more puts than he bought, dan could be forced to buy netflix at that low quick strike price or in this case for 255. so to protect himself against the nightmare scenario, he bought the october strike put for 75 cents and completed his line for a total of $3. now he is protected below the 255 level. because he spent more, he will need netflix to fall more to make money. he needs shares to fall below the 280 strike put by more

betted -- bed. there was a vigil for those that lost their lives in that boat tragedy. something they feel very, very sad about. the paramedi people here on thed are on the front line of this migration problem or this migration issue which is very much felt i politically in italy as well. it's become a port for migration into the eu. and the eu really needs to step up their effort. efforts to kind of put a system in plate place to helpe people. >>> egypt militar military and y officals wer -- >>> on fly ther friday there wae violence on the street of cairo. >> security forcethe demonstratt about the coup that upset am hed karzai. karzai -- morsi. >> the white house is getting the head lines they were hoping for across the country. the newspapers are saying the parntiopartial shutdown is integ with the sanctions against eye . this office does the mean the standard. and the white hous white house s secretary was asked to directly doltell us what the impact is. i think the greatest detail is what those people in the office to and why it's por important to return to work. >

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talk about a lucky bet, a grandfather football player won a bet that the grandson would one day play2-year-old edwards placed a $80 bet 13 years ago at odds of 2500-1 and when his grandson made his debut as the youngest player on tuesday he won nearly $200,000 and he made the bet with a book maker when his grandson was 18 months old and announced he is taking an early retirement. >> i didn't stop to think about it and it was a spur of the moment. and he was crawling after the ball so i just thought it wouldn't be a bad idea to put a bet on him he might play for whales and i thought it might be a tough bet but i was right. >> reporter: and that is your sport for now and back to you. >> thank you for the diversity of african artists is being recognized and newly opened exhibition in london and the latest sign that contemporary african art is gaining popularity around the world and we explain. >> reporter: from zimbaubi and they are going to heaven and others don't fair so well and sculptures made from guns and bullets used during the civil war and destructive weapons here treated with

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hov would be the better bet inside the beltway. we have new activity on the bw parkway, that is going to be northbound at 175 right leadership closed there. southbound rubber necker delays. if you want any more information on that crash along 395 northbound or the bw parkway, in your car put it on 103.5 fm. traffic updates on the 8s and when it breaks. >> and good thursday morning for all of you. coming up, new details on the deadly accident on a tennessee highway. you see the aftermath here, a crash involving a church bus a tractor trailer and suv had a left eight people dead. we will have the very latest from the scene. that and much more coming up next on "good morning america". >> thank you josh. 6:54 now. it is time for the thursday express. >> here is what you need to know before you go. at least 82 people are dead after a ship carrying african my grants caught fire and sank off the coast of a sicilian island. so far more than 150 passengers have been rescued but more than 200 are still unaccounted for. >> at least five are d

now is the time to lay a bet. and it's before anybody does. >> burry figured out that these mortgage-backed securities would become worthless if just a small percentage of the dicey loans went bad, and he wanted to bet against the worst of them. he decided that the best way to do it would be to get wall street to sell him inexpensive insurance contracts on the securities that would pay off big-time if they failed. the contracts were called credit default swaps. >> he conceives that they are going to invent on wall street credit default swaps on subprime mortgages--essentially, insurance contracts on the bonds--before they even do. and he helps--he participates in the creation of this instrument, and michael burry is the first one in. >> burry assumed a lot of people would figure out what he was up to but very few did. it took two years for the drama to play out, but the subprime mortgage market finally collapsed in 2007, just as he had predicted. so you made a ton of money. >> made a ton of money, much more than i

we saw people making bets that pain might continue.h bets that linked in is going to fall. given the valuation, it seems to me that dan was highlighting this at the beginning of the show. there is a lot of fly right there. so possibly that buyer was really protecting himself from just an overflow of just supply coming outd. >> mel, actually made that point. >> about the equity offering. >> appendix list. maybe he listens not as well. check it our website. >> tonight's executive edge is next. ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male announcer ] now the world is your trading floor. get real-time market scanning wherever you are with the mobile trader app. from td ameritrade. i put in the hourswhere i am today by luck. with the mobile trader app. and built a strong reputation in

not only are you betting that fog at thfoster will have a lonr you are betting that fantax will have long career. foster could become the best running back that the n.f.l. has ever seen and investors could lose their money if the holdings company goes bankrupt. it's like if you go to the casino and you not only betted if it's red or black you bet on whether the casino is going to stay afloat before you get your money back. it's a lot like fantasy football on steroids. you are making three bets at once if you buy these shares. >> this is something that might draw in people who don't really know what they are doing. the reality is that only credited investors can take part in this. these are people that have a net worth and shouldn't we let people invest on however they see fit and give them a shot. >> the public shares are open to any investors. you don't have to be accredit investor. being an accredited investor does not mean you are smart. it means you have enough money to cushion yourself from being wiped out by the deal. fantax says this investment should only be considered by peo

his grandfather's bet paid off.er edwards cashed in on a 2500-1 odds, receiving just over $200,000. he told the bbc when i came on i had another glass of wine. not bad for a bet. the elder edwards plans to retire right away, year earlier than planned. not long ago u.s. military intervention in syria seemed likely. a lot has changed since then. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the list. >> just one month ago, four u.s. navy destroyers had their sights set on syria. they had been entered into the weapon on stand by ready to strike. now 27 weapons inspectors for the prohibition of chemical weapons, a group that won the peace prize that began destroying a delivery system. no cameras captured the process and the team uses sledge hammers and chain saws and bulldozers to destroy the production equipment. >> with respect to syria, we have been pleased to see not only the un rez lou nrkn resoluo getting weapons out of syria. >> they led the search in iraq for the cia. >> there discussions about the best w

is the market betting correctly? that a short-term deal is likely to happen at this point. >> we want to ask two people who will be directly involved. representative brad sherman, democrat from california. scott garrett is a republican from new jersey. >> welcome back, everybody. >> good to see you, gentlemen. thanks very much. representative garrett, i want to ask you about some of the intricacies we talked about a moment ago with john harwood. that is if you're in a room with the president and the republicans and the president are meeting, and you come to a decision that, yes, we are going to open the government again. we're going to do everything we can to get the government reopened by tuesday. but in the meantime let's talk about the debt limit, let's talk about cutting spending, is that going to fly? >> so the operative word in all you described right there is the word "talk." right? unfortunately until this point, the president has said he will not engage in talk. he said that not only to republicans when he s

i bet you have a lot of friends. seem like the kind of guy that's got a lot of people -- >> i do! i'm here in new york and it's good to be back in new york to see them. (applause) thank you. the problem is as you get busy and as an adult, family and work you don't see your friends enough. you don't have time. here's what i'm finding out. now that i'm in my 50s, i will make the time to be your friend if you're doctor. (laughter) no, i want as many doctor friends -- you can't have enough. you can't have -- the knee guy, the back guy. >> dave: i agree with that. >> i will buddy up to you. i'll do all the -- you know, there's things friends don't want to do, there's crappy things friends have to do, i'll do them all. if you're an orthopedist i'll go camping, i'll take you to the airport. >> dave: (laughs) go camping. >> go to your one-man show. whatever you want. (laughter) here's -- you know what i've noticed is that depending on what age you are that's the friend you gravitate towards. like, in your teens it was the qu

if you're a trader all bets are off. you're betting on price.e i think at $20 billion an awful lot has to go right for the $20 billion to be a break even. forget about making money. so it really is a function of how you think about yourself as an innvestor. trader or investor. >> don't you want to see a company when they've got such a big position in terms of a market, they are the market, and such a big load around their business don't you want to see them spend a lot of in uny to keep that intact. >> oh, absolutely. you also want to see that money pay off in multiples of revenue. i'm not worried about them spending money. >> no, i understand. that comes next. first you have to get everything in place, then you leverage your cost base. that's the way businesses grow, isn't it? >> it depends. these businesses you can see them investing like this for the first six, seven, eight years. it's not an infrastructure business where you spend first and live off that infrastructure investment. technology fades so fast you can be spending money and contem

i mean it's just i mean the bets is that there's going to be a general recovery you know that really is visible from next year and russia will be able to benefit there in an organic way which means they can do the austerity things now without having to do this official stimulus i think it's a good bet i mean this is what you know people are looking at and that's what you plan for and as i say they've got all these reserve options that they're not using that they can put into place if there's another crisis meltdown problems it was slower than expected and it's already starting to look like it is going to go slower than expected some to his russian miscalculated or underestimated its impact it's how it's impacted by the rest of the world because we do see this aversion to going to the international credit markets here but still as you pointed out the first thing she said on this program is that you know the the crisis in europe that continues to really sap the energies of this economy i think i think all governments around the world like to think of themselves as truly independent and

i bet you know what that means. trouble in beantown. he victimized boston early on to the tune of a postseason record seven strikeouts. the red sox players haven't been happy with the strike zone through two games. max is cool with it. he's cool with cabrera. that's his second homer this postseason. tigers are 2-0. floodgat floodgates, color them open. victor martinez gets into the act with a double to center. prince fielder chugalugging home. tigers hit their field up 3-0. it's avila against doing work again with a two-run shot to right. that's it for buchholz after 5 2/3.

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i mean who's to say i mean the bets is that there's going to be a general recovery you know that really is visible from next year and russia will be able to benefit there in an organic way which means they can do the austerity things now without having to do this official stimulus i think it's a good bet i mean this is what you know people are looking at and that's what you plan for and as i say they've got all these reserve options that they're not using that they can put into place if there's another crisis meltdown problems if it was lower than expected and it's already starting to look like it is going to go slower than expected some to russia miscalculated or underestimated its impact it's how it's impacted by the rest of the world because we do see this aversion to going to the international credit markets here but still as you pointed out the first thing she said on this program is that you know the crisis in europe continues to really sap the energies of this economy i think i think all governments around the world like to think of themselves as truly independent and able to inf

penney at the right time so my bet says he will survive this for sure ok so you're . on to both of them and certainly. that's all for now but you can see all segments featured in today's show on you tube at you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. we also love hearing from you so please check out our facebook page at facebook dot com slash boom bust r.t. and for all of us here boom bust thank you for watching on monday. wealthy british soil. is no time to write let's go to. the market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our. last time as a new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. the alexander family cry tears of joy at great things other than their. head a court of law found alive there's a story made for a movie is playing out in real life. more news today violence is once again fled the. scene these are the images the world has been se

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