and received new lungs from billy moon five days before christmas. many people have benefitted from his organs >> five. >> five, that's amazing. terrence is recovering from transplant surgery in quarantine, but he joined our interview via zoom >> hi, christina >> the first time he and his wife terry would meet christina. >> we just wanted to say we think you're an incredible person, and thank you so much. in your darkest hour, you came through and you gave myself and four other people the gift of life, and we wanted to thank you and tell you that we love you >> you're so welcome, and thank you for everything you did i think it's meant to be the way it worked out and the match, so i'm really -- i'm so happy for you, and you look great. >> i feel 30 years younger. >> for all, it has been a journey of mixed emotions. >> when it was happening, and we found out about billy, we started to read about him and find out about him. and we realized that he was like a younger version of terrance. and it almost made it easier to reconcile. >> my daughter is about

billy crudup is with us.ompilation is called "dark side." justine skye from the mercedes benz stage. hey, we have a good week of shows this week with reese witherspoon, pamela anderson, nick offerman, science bob pflugfelder, and a special appearance from mypillow ceo mike lindell, who will be with us from inside a claw machine. and we will have music from sofia carson, diane warren, and fall out boy. our first guest tonight is an oscar-nominated actress, and all-around delight, who joins loins with channing tatum in the third and final installment, of a beloved franchise, "magic mike's last dance." it opens in theaters a week from friday. please say hello to salma hayek pinault. [ applause ] ♪ [ cheering ] >> jimmy: how are you? it's very good to see you. >> it's very good to see you too. it's very good to see you too. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: we got a nurse in the audience, in case anything weird happens. speaking of nurses, guillermo, you know guillermo. >> i know guillermo. >> jimmy: i was texting with him

and he actually told the billy kappa, charlotte, he killed her. um, what was the kids name wash adam wall? adam walsh yet he killed a he called him from florida and said he just killed adam wash in hollywood, florida. and you know, did really, really bizarre stuff that you know, went on and he was torment. billy, what before he was captured isa called 1000000000 torment them all the time on the telephone. it's kind of her interesting stuff there. you know, it's a, it's like they really enjoy the or the tormenting the victims. and actually jeffrey darla was planning on killing. ah, the t, his 2 victims in germany and he told that it to milwaukee police and the f b i to the documents that he mentioned that he rate them. so it's not, it's not the, it wasn't a make believe or it wasn't supposedly she did this. he did this and you know, he actually admitted to it. and in iowa, actually there's a on the, i don't, i know billy capture was visited by the, the german police and in a poll. want to know more about geoffrey cuz they believed that he had raped

i know i for billy kappa shaw's after he did the movie and then came forward more. and now he's don't other other a speaking engagement, it's becoming easier for him. so yeah, i probably discuss cathartic. but i let linda evolve more of that for myself as a clinician and as the staff a survivor. and i'm fairly comfortable talking about trauma and traumatic events, i think for survivors in general, whether it's the towers falling $911.00, whether it's jeffrey dahmer, i think the more that survivors have an opportunity to share their feelings and tell their story. there is a d sensitization that takes place where it becomes easier over time, emotionally to share about this. yeah, if you think about what we do as a society and how we, how we relate to these are these rapist and then eventually a lot of become killers, is that, that we let them fly under the radar. select the military, let jeffrey dahmer go. and they had him, they put him in jail, it 12 people would still be alive today from that. and if you go off into the, the college campuses and in the boy scouts an

and you know, the really, really bizarre stuff that, you know, went on and he was torment. billy went before he was captured, isa, called 1000000000 torment him all the time on the telephone. it's kind of her interesting stuff there. you know, it, it, it's like they really enjoy the are the tormenting their victims. and actually jeffrey dahmer was planning on killing ah, the t, his 2 victims in germany. and he told that it to the milwaukee police in the yard, in the documents that he mentioned that he raped that. so it's not, it's not the, it wasn't a make believe or it wasn't supposedly she did this. he did this and you know, he actually admitted to it. and in iowa, actually there's a on the, i don't, i know billy capture was visited by the, the german police and inner poll. want to know more about geoffrey cuz they believed that he had raped and killed some young men in germany when he was there. what it is like this articulate the way that i wish i did. what it felt like to be told because you were raped in your sleep, you are not worthy of dying for the united states of america. a

as i was thinking, all billy thinking, we censor all billy bragg actually he bragg songs, but actually he already senses of himself. he to people he himself. he said to people he took the phrase boys or the took out the phrase boys or the word and which side you on word boys and which side you on boys and us which side you boys and asked us which side you know them or know if he says them or something but people something instead but people have been responding to this you'd twitter. someone you'd expect on twitter. someone said, for said, thank you, billy, for changing one word at changing the world. one word at a been traumatised by a time. i've been traumatised by the since was boy. the word boys since was a boy. it triggers memories of when i was a boy. thanks for all you for the non boy community. it's true to hear which is true to hear it, which is hilarious. sweet it was great hilarious. so sweet it was great for yeah, it's very for that. but yeah, so it's very steep. you had songs. steep. but you had some songs. but he's good to me. yes, but yeah, he's good to me. yes, sorry. b

joining us now is billy bush with extra tv billy, how you doing? hello andre. so, so, billy, let's talk about rihanna. oh let's talk a little about rihanna because she came out with the she'd probably the most covered up performance that we've seen on the super bowl. in some time. it was a fantastic performance. tell us what you thought about it as you're as you're watching it. it's been a while since we've seen her perform. you know, it just erupted in the room where i was watching. everyone's like, oh, my gosh. is she pregnant? she pregnant? you can't tweet. is she pregnant? you can't say on radio ship pregnant. you're gonna get thrown out of the room. you're gonna throw it out of life. this is very touchy times. we live in good for her to come right off the stage and basically make the announcement right then and there, but she told nate burleson, who used to work with us on the show. he's on cbs morning. i mean, she said, yeah, he said, you're gonna bring a special guest, she said, you know, i am going to bring a special guest. no other performers. but you

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mandtgot billy bragg thatto over, we've got billy bragg how to re—educate problematic kids.lchildren need it turns out schoolchildren need to i'll see you in a couple to pee. i'll see you in a couple minutes . welcome back to headliners. the daily mail and millionaire social. billy bragg is defending the censorship of roald dahl books , seeing that he sends his books, seeing that he sends his own dreary songs to also in the same nick you can tell us more about this. yeah i think billy bragg was the only person in country who supported the censorship out the you censorship or rolled out the you know, we god bless him and gabby and cliff in the oh was that there there was this there was too there was this absurd suppose your mum absurd tweet suppose your mum has hairpiece she's has a hairpiece she's a chemotherapy kids in your chemotherapy and kids in your class call her a witch because they in dahl's book, which they read in dahl's book, which is i mean, that is all wear wigs. i mean, that is all wear wigs. i mean, that is all wear wigs. i mean, that is a reach, isn't i mean,

gabrielle and tola vic is board president of the billy defrank lgbtq community center. been on the board since 1993 and is responsible for keeping the franks legacy alive. his spirit that really drove, um, everything he did, and even now you can feel it for its 40th anniversary, and talovic commissioned this mural to be painted outside on the wall at the community center. and it was created by san francisco based lgbtq artists surge gay jr. the center has become a hub serving 1000 people per week hosting intersectional forms for the lgbtq community, 53 social activities like rainbow bingo every wednesday night, having chosen community. chosen family through a location like this, and through these wonderful people makes you feel welcome and that you belong, says billy dee. frank's life and work created partnerships and allies the community needed when we unveiled the mural with the press, we did it with the naacp. to share him as both our heroes. and that really clinched our relationship between our organizations. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. the billy defrank lg

but billy are the coach of the team and she was the one that produced the and billy was an incredible coach. she had won a national championship at cal state fullerton, went on to win a national championship at ucla. she lives out in southern california now. i was really so happy to have a chance to interview for the book, she, i guess you could say, if you think about pat and this, you know, demanding successful stern coach that was billy moore and pat summitt learned from her credits her as her role model, you know, and really a mentor, lifelong mentor in coaching. and so we were really fortunate that that's you hired to be the coach this team. she was the perfect person for the job demanding excellence from this group of women again to do something that had never attempted before. so yeah, and i think that's a great segue into, you know, we know when we've and we know that, you know, millie made some, you know, basketball on the court but your book about so much more than that and if you could just talk a little bit about why you chose to approach your book that way. yeah. so with

gabrielle and tolliver, which is board president of the billy defrank lgbtq community center.he's been on the board since 1993 and is responsible for keeping to frank's legacy alive. his spirit that really drove, um, everything he did, and even now you can feel it for its 40th anniversary, and talovic commissioned this mural to be painted outside on the wall at the community center. and it was created by san francisco based lgbtq artists surge gay jr. the center has become a hub serving 1000 people per week hosting intersectional forms for the lgbtq community, 53. and social activities like rainbow bingo every wednesday night, having chosen community chosen family through a location like this, and through these wonderful people makes you feel welcome and that you belong, says billy dee, frank's life and work created partnerships and allies the community needed when we unveiled the mural with the press, we did it with the naacp to share him as both our heroes. and that really clinched our relationship between our organizations. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. as billy dee

. >> ¡por billy! >> vaya, necesito un masaje. >> a mÍ no me mires. >> oye. >> ¿quÉ? >> de un amigo a otro. >> ¿quÉ? >> en serio, deberÍas aprender a pelear. >> [rÍen] [♪♪♪] cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305)887-3060 [♪♪♪] ♪♪ ♪ ♪[ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ahora telemundo 48 un oficial de la policía resultó heridoen un tiroteo al este de san josé estamos con los detalles y además derribar lo que consideraban un globo espía chino, le diremos en qué están enfocados ahora. >>> y si tienen planes en la noche un sistema está por llegar, lo más de este sistema de lluvia y así continuamos. >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48. >>> bienvenidos, espero que estén teniendo un buen sábado oficiales de la policía de san josé se vieron involucrados en una balacera noche tras una parada de tráfico al este de la ciudad, y están otro compañero andrés brender, cuéntanos de la condición del oficial herido. >>> qué tal, el policía está estable y 1 u especializada de la policía de san josé y todo ocurrió anoche a las

gabrielle and tola vich is board president of the billy defrank lgbtq community center.'s been on the board since 1993 and is responsible for keeping to frank's legacy alive . his spirit that really drove, um, everything he did, and even now you can feel it for its 40th anniversary, and talovic commissioned this mural to be painted outside on the wall at the community center. and it was created by san francisco based lgbtq artists surge gay jr. the center has become a hub serving 1000 people per week hosting intersectional forms for the lgbtq community, 53. and social activities like rainbow bingo every wednesday night, having chosen community chosen family through a location like this, and through these wonderful people makes you feel welcome and that you belong, says billy dee, frank's life and work created partnerships and allies the community needed when we unveiled the mural with the press, we did it with the naacp to share him as both our heroes. and that really clinched our relationship between our organizations. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. the ability to

we're continuing to celebrate black history month here with the story of billy different.he was a gay black man in san jose during a time when many people did not feel free to live openly . ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has a story about his life's work, his legacy and the impact. he continues to have incentives. a . william price, better known as billy dee frank lived his life out loud as a gay black man during a time when it wasn't acceptable in society to do so. he galvanized the community, creating a place and space for people to feel safe being themselves, but he meant so much to this community. those who wore in the closet probably doing it there, and those who warned that when it came time to name this center that's what they thought of the billy defrank lgbtq community center in san jose, was established in 1981. a year after frank died of a heart attack as a gay black man, a drag queen and a community activist, frank started charitable, political and social groups for them to have a voice. the frank moore met frank when he was in college during the eight

it's what billy graham always talked about. i'm using billy graham because grew up with my grandfather. okay? so don't it against me. that's never. billy graham used to say there was a great thing or a great man ever came without a great sacrifice. you have made a great sacrifice for our nation and you might not see it today. you might not see it tomorrow. you might not see it next week. but your children, your son son. they're standing up for excuse me, i i'm just saying what they're all thinking, you know, your children, your sons will look up at you and they will know that a man stood up, that a father that a father stood up and did the right thing and set right example and for the rest of your life if you never get a thank you from f jamie if never get a thank you you will have love and their respect and you will have the respect of me and my family and my. you are true and a patriot and we can't wait. hear your story. so let me get out of the way. all right. just one more thing before i go. matt strickland steve, would you

we're continuing to celebrate black history month with the story of billy dee frank. san jose. during a time when many people didn't feel free to live openly, he moved to oakland back in 1966. and because of his activism, a sinner bearing his name has served the lgbtq community now for some 40 years , ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters with the story about his life's work, his legacy and the impact he continues to have in san jose. william price, better known as billy dee frank lived his life out loud as a gay black man during a time when it wasn't acceptable in society to do so. he galvanized the community, creating a place and space for people to feel safe being themselves, but he meant so much to this community. those who wore in the closet probably doing it there, and those who warned that when it came time to name this center that's what they thought of the billy defrank lgbtq community center in san jose, was established in 1981. a year after frank died of a heart attack as a gay black man, a drag queen and a community activist, frank started charitable, po

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lorenz was like that, goaltender billy uh-huh billy bill. training, he shouted bey to him and dandinyu shouted to the son of the bey billy bay, you know, since he, well, maybe not very well, understand? he was screaming or drinking. catch drank catch and he, as it were, mimics him, the goalkeeper kid. you will be drinking. well, this is what they drank in portuguese in russian in english wednesday gazulina in portugal i don’t know in other countries how he would fight at first, he categorically did not perceive. at first he wanted to be named. yes, i wanted this dream, you know what face? so go sleep, he has the same in the metric in passport. no. no, they named edison rankatu why because at that time there was no electricity in the city, they just gave it at the moment when they brought electricity, when he was born, and then his father. thought edison thomasson. that's in honor of him and it's just a nickname for me, this plane is always like that, when he died, everything died. these, because he died or did not die. yes, it will be beauti

we love famously like to drink billy beer. you know, these days you don't hear much about plains, georgia, but i imagine people are starting to go there. is that what's happening? >> yes, they are infected people in the coming from out of town coming in here coming to some of the sites here that are in place. you have to keep in mind town itself with the town limits. our only just a little less than a square and only about a 50600 people live in this town. so there's the more people coming in coming to these landmarks. in fact, on either side of me, there are landmarks. there's an year-old there is the campaign headquarters website. there are signs there he can't really put very far here without noticing something that has the carter neighbor. that's something that's associated, which in a car. that's right. derek, thank you so much for that live report from georgia tonight. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast as we get another live look outside this time looking at city where you can see the wind. but boy, it's out there. you

billy. did cynthia think mother had thought i do a bazy interloper monet than alma acumen chateau r millage at a manette up then the air boy j login is a silly movie. like at alley that lesson on van? no, i think it is your monique, that is you show me guy, leave it open a t. v did about come on down novel because i will need more. the letter to the seneca, the genuine hunting boy the brother buncombe, and getting ready with suit me the chin yancey roll. a pew discontinued, a equilla, california bank of america. the merchant had sent a settler back and went down. it will be home to whom it took a queen devito, what to put to from them entirely. the logistics of the la santana is india digital point number one, users must pay for public services. point number 2 facilitates the entry of insurance point 3 favors. the private sector 4 point recommends decentralizing the management of public health, removing responsibility for it from the central government to a particular in the far inquiries. i

they stayed connected through facebook and that's how john learned billy had been diagnosed with kidneyjohn got tested. he was a 99% match. they had surgery and now billy has a healthy kidney just in time for the two friends to watch their favorite teams play against each other in the super bowl. wow, that's being a team. >> that's a friendship. >>> you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. what's coming up? >>> interest rates are rising again. another hike is needed to curb inflation. what you can do to deal with the increase and save some money. >>> president biden and speaker of the house kevin mccarthy meeting face-to-face to discuss the country hitting the debt ceiling. what the speaker is saying following this pivotal meeting. and millions of ukrainian refugees have been forced from their homes in the past year. among them a family that now calls the bay area home. the ways they've been welcomed into their new community. >>> good wednesday, everyone. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. hold on to

but authorities soon discovered she'd been having an affair with a teenaged student, william, or billylynn. >> there were two major issues in this case. number one is all of the boys turning on her. and number two is the audiotape. >> yeah, i know you're going to on the witness stand. he's going to put you on there, and he'll say did pam do it? >> she is like the mafioso is a boss who isn't there necessarily when the hit occurs but who has ordered the killing. >> all four teenaged accomplice, including her former lover, who pulled the trigger, have long since been released. only smart remains behind bars. why do you deserve release from prison? >> well, i don't know if i would characterize it as deserving it. i am asking for mercy and compassion. i spent 32 1/2 years in prison. when will enough be enough? i've been pretty much the epitome of rehabilitation. >> just listen to her heart saying look, i'm probably going to die in prison. i had that feeling before. >> derrick hamilton was wrongfully incarcerated for 21 years for a murder he didn't commit. his conviction overturned in 2015.

>> nas: al green to billy joel to -- >> stephen: i'd love to see you do something with billy joel. >>ow up because you walk out of the new york state of mind. >> nas: i tried that with billy joel's -- >> stephen: he's got great security. >> nas: yeah, i went to the show and it's incredible. he's the king. >> stephen: who inspires you? you are about to turn 50 yourself. a little different generation i wouldn't say, but a little older than you are and i promise i won't keep talking about this. who inspires you and is there any artists who keep you on your toes? >> nas: i'm really trying to figure out what my next move is and at this point -- i feel like a lot of hip-hop artists my age aren't puttingteal out so i cannot look to them as a reference. they kind of slowed down for whatever reasons i understand, it's a tough thing. but i got bit by the bug, man, i collaborated with this cat who is like the best and he reduced all of those albums. we kind of inspired ourselves. it's really interesting. >> stephen: what do you see in him that you think is lacking in yourself? >> nas: youth. [la

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hit by grenade and gunfire, davis refused to leave behind two of his wounded troops, billy and robertcounted to upcoming tv shows phil donahue. >> sir, i'm not going to leave. i still have an american out there. >> and what did he say? >> he told me to move out. and i just disobeyed the order. >> reporter: ron dice is one of the mission's only survivors. >> captain davis refused and said no, i'm not leaveing -- well -- i'm not leaving while i have men out in the field. >> reporter: davis' commanding officer billy cole nominated him for the nation's highest military decoration, the medal of honor, but then the records mysteriously vanished. a 1969 military review did not reveal any file on davis. why do you think the paperwork was lost? >> i thought that maybe this was just one of those racist things that shouldn't have happened but did happen. and when it got lost a second time, i was convinced. >> reporter: while davis had more than a dozen volunteers behind him, historian says other deserving veterans will go unrecognized. >> the military award system is broken, broken not only in t

it took reportedly a year or so to negotiate the transfer from the prison at guantanamo bay to billy's . it's also worth pointing out that once a con, had pled guilty and had agreed to work with us authorities in investigating not just the 5 men on trial for allegedly planning the september 11th attacks. but for other operations that might have been carried out by l. haida. it's worth noting that once he completed his sentence for that guilty plea, he basically was in a state of limbo for about a year while we us tried to find a place for him to resettle. it is a worth pointing out that town through his lawyers con, has put out a statement saying that he hopes to atone for the work that how he did that landed him in u. s. custody that he's trying to look toward the future. and that he hoped to make up the fellow residence of the country of billy's proud to have him as a resident and what's happening with the other detainees. well, there are still $34.00 men being held at twan tom obey at the military prison, there are 2 or 3 of them or have been judged a basically too dangerous to rele

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alameda, half moon bay as well as billie some of her first few spots back up to 50 degrees.land and hayward getting close and just a couple of areas up in the north bay wi cloverdale and kelsey bill still hanging on to the upper 30's. now skies are going to stay clear all day long today. so temps will continue to rise and winds a little calmer than yesterday. still breezy for a lot of us, though, danville, vacaville and fairfield in particular, still on the breezy side, i'm talking the rest of the week's forecast. so stay with us for that. as for our bridges are doing good out there on some of our bridges, not as good on the bay bridge, though. you're still seeing a backup there as you try to get your way across the bay bridge. we had an incident right before the maze that was slowing traffic on westbound 80. that is cleared. but you're still seeing some delays as you're trying to get into san francisco. as for the san mateo bridge, a wind advisory currently and generally just still seeing a lot of traffic trying to make the crossing. 35 minutes, not as bad on the richmond c

billy is a former principal of the high school that verner attended.u met alex when she played as a kind gaergartner ine youth basketball program you founded. and you had the privilege of watching her grow up. tell us about her? >> first of all, on behalf of the family and community -- we appreciate the opportunity today to talk about al and in 2008, 2009, to have the honor of meeting a young lady who would grow into what your daughter, your sister, any of your friends to be. what an honor for me. what an honor for us. and the impact she's had on each individual. myself included. in our community. the trojan community, clausen michigan community and the michigan state university community. an amazing young lady who will be remembered for a plethora of high character and integrity-based paths that she was walking every single day. >> i imagine that as a former principal and now superintendent, you know maybe a few students who attend michigan state university. so when you first heard that there was a shooting at the school, i mean, what went through you

oh billy. oh, see all of us still adelphia pride and worth holding on to the good memories after this otherwise devastating loss in history, meeting super bowl? the super bowl. now the u. s. has announced that yet another unidentified high altitude object has been shot down. is a 3rd such incident and as many days later since inception took place over like her own north of detroit, it was 1st to tend to live in montana on saturday and was not considered to be a military threat. another flying object was shot down over alaska on friday, and canadian prime minister, just to ensure that says, teams are looking for that, unidentified object down by us fight to check of the yukon on saturday. it represented a reasonable threat to civilian aircraft. so i gave the order to take it down. a canadian and american fighter jets were scrambled and an american f 20 to successfully shot down the object. recovery teams are on the ground. looking to find and analyze the object. honda clink is a former us deputy

that was much the case you know, with your dad, billy graham.alized in "the crown," the series on the royal family. this particular episode caught my eye. i wanted to talk to you about it. this is is the crown. >> i enjoyed that very much, speak with clarity and certainty. i find it very reassuring. it is not only me. the rest of the country too i imagine. >> yes. we've been surprised ourselves at the turnout. >> really? >> uh-huh. >> you shouldn't be. increasingly complex world we all need certainty. neil: you know, we're told they had a number of meetings. i didn't realize the number of them. she was clearly messerrized by his words, how he presented himself. never overt. never loud. never shouting. never judgmental. i'm wondering do you carry that with you, where you might not like something you see in a politician or another government official, maybe you quietly counsel them if they ask to speak with you, you to them. how do you handle it versus your dad? >> well, i'm not my father. he is a unique individual. god used in a mighty way. of co

billy blythe called himself billy clinton by the first grade. life at home became more difficult, as he became aware of his stepfather's alcoholism. he felt responsible for defending his mother against his stepfather's verbal and physical attacks. despite conflicts with his stepfather, he legally changed his surname, as a sign of solidarity for his half-brother, roger. the turmoil of his home life did not affect his education. he graduated fourth in his class of 323 students were he was a member of the national honor society, junior class president and a band major. in 1964 he applied to is only college choice, georgetown university. during his junior year he served on the staff with his mentors, the arkansas senator. he earned a degree in international affairs in 1968. that following october, oxford university, where he was a rhodes scholar. in 1970 he began his first year at yale university law school at matt hillary rodham. after exchanging glances, she approached him and said look if you're going to keep staring at me i will keep staring bac

billy: could i sit here today and tell you there will never be another issue on the no-tam system?annot. what i can say is that we are making every effort to modernize and look at our procedures. sen. klobuchar: what do you see as some of the biggest challenges in strengthening the resiliency and reliability of the system right now? billy: our system is very safe, at the same time we don't take that safety for granted and we recognize we have to continue this journey of modernization. vanessa: many senators also expressed concerns that the faa has not had a permanent administrator for nearly a year. and actress raquel welch, who became an international sex symbol in the 1960's and 1970's, died today in los angeles. she had an early role in "fantastic voyage," the 1966 sci-fi adventure film. later that year came "one million years b.c." welch hardly spoke in that film, but this image of her became iconic. in all, her career spanned more than five decades in film and television. raquel welch was 82 years old. still to come on the "newshour," members of congress seek ways to stem the

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