is your daughter carolyn casey? i said yes.he said there's been an accident and your daughter is dead. a fire. >> when carolyn's younger sister, amanda, learned the news, she collapsed with grief. >> i just screamed really loud. made my ears ring from my screaming. >> they've got this wrong. >> yeah. something's wrong. she didn't die. i said, no, she's not dead. >> what was the turning point. >> i called her apartment and she didn't answer. detective caps did say that it was homicide. >> i think we had a strong feeling that possibly there was some type of sexual assault that occurred and that somebody was trying to cover it up. >> kelly brown of the eagle newspaper had another story to write. >> this is a community that's not used to a lot of murders. it's not used to violent crimes like this and it certainly wasn't used to having a murder victim be set on fire. even law enforcement thought what do we have on our hands here. >> on the night of carolyn's murder, there had been a small party in one of the apartments. and now the

carolyn: it was a cultural shift. traditionally, in a sports organization, leads and different departments -- in different departments or sales professionals. we went up in analytics department that came from different backgrounds. by and large they were younger. roomwould come into the aboute offering opinions the senior executive business areas. that were based on data. and forintimidating people in leadership positions it comes as a surprise. who is this person telling me what i need to change? two things. one, be persistent. the second thing is wait for success. you need success to demonstrate the path you are on his right. we started having success. we were able to influence ownership. we got more budget through business cases rooted in data and we started to make more money. everybody is happy. host: that is a great points. , you arehe vote leading an organization that has to keep up with the young generation but you're also working with partnerships outside organizations. how do youk about change internally or

you can remain anonymous">sot <carolyn dunkley/hit-and-run victim's mother: "please come forward. you ruined a lot of families and you know it's not right">the oakland police department...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news ( james ) petaluma police have arrested an alleged 'peeping tom' ... who was caught filming the room of another hotel guest at a sheraton hotel in the north bay. kron 4's gayle ong has the latest from petaluma. an invasion of privacy is coming to light here at the sheraton hotel in petaluma police arrested an alleged peeper - 30 year old javier martinez from berkley.a day later - another guest told police they saw someone looking under the door of another hotel room..martinez told police he wasn't doing anything..but photos police found inside his hotel room - a small camera used to go under the adjoining room..a spy pen three cell phonesa laptopcutters..

tells me she has been to africa five times but not to any other continent, so welcome carolyn and i would love to hear your travel stories. jennifer decastro is the president in the office of senator tim scott and she started there as an intern which is an amazing story. and she has really changed that office and we're going to talk about that and jennifer has eight tattoos, give or take. and last is valerie camilla is chief revenue officer and she is marketing officer at the washington national baseball club. and at the end of next month she is moving to philadelphia to take over as president of the philadelphia flyers and the wells fargo center. and you might not know this but she was once a reality show contestant. >> not the bachelor [ laughter ] >> well, tell us about it. >> i was on the espn's dream job which is a competition to be a sports editing anchor. years ago. i didn't win. [ laughter ] >> well, i do want to start just with jennifer because you have a great story to tell of how you changed your office and that's not an easy thing to change to tell us a little bit about

you can remain anonymous">sot <carolyn dunkley/hit-and-run victim's mother: "please come forward. you ruined a lot of families and you know it's not right">the oakland police department...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) breaking news just in to kron 4... there are new developments on the raiders future in oakland. (vicki) kron 4's sports director mark carpenter is live in the newsroom with the details. mark? (ken) california congresswoman nancy pelosi has agreed to a deal that analysts believe all but assures her of being elected speaker of the house in january. pelosi issued a statement today saying that she is "comfortable" with a plan to limit the amount of time she'd serve in the post to no more than four years. after the statement was released, seven democrats who had said they would oppose her... said they would now back her bid. pelosi's opponents have said she should step aside to make way for younger leadership. (vicki) today marks one year since san francisco mayor ed lee died suddenly. and today-- people gathered to celebrate his life at city hall. (v

you can remain anonymous">sot <carolyn dunkley/hit-and-run victim's mother: "please come forward.ow it's not right">the oakland police department...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4newskron4news haaziq madyun kron4news ( james ) also in the east bay... a man trying to break into a vacant restaruant gets stuck in the grease trap. here is the picture. police say the man was stuck for more than 24 hours. this is in san lorenzo. firefighters were able to extricate the man after taking out the hood and duct system. when he was finally brought out... he was covered in grease.. he was arrested and is now facing vandalism and tresspassing charges. ( darya ) in the south bay ... police in morgan hill are searching for a man in a car-jacking that left a victim with minor injuries. it happened on monterey road back on november 23rd. this is a surveillance picture of the man at a nearby business. police say the man used a knife to force another man out of his car. the suspect then stole a chevy pickup truck-- which officers found in san martin several hours later. ( darya )a bay area church know

you can remain anonymous">sot <carolyn dunkley/hit-and-run victim's mother: "please come forward. a lot of families and you know it's not right">the oakland police department...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) police have released the last known surveillance video .. of a missing colorado mother. the video shows kelsey berreth ... walk into a safeway grocery store in woodland park, colorado, with her one-year - old daughter in a car seat. she walks out of frame to grab a shopping cart, and then you see her pushing the cart across the bottom of the screen moments later. woodland park police say, the november 22nd video is the last time berreth was seen in public. they say, she later left her daughter with her fiance.. before she went missing. (ken) a new york woman who had her one year old forcibly taken from her by police has reunited with her son. after five days behind bars... 23 year old jazmine headley was released from jail tonight. pressure had been mounting to release the young mother after video of her arrest went viral. a judge ordered her release yesterday. and t

we have carolyn international secretary of the hungarian trade union confederation in berlin. john m one a professor in european studies at stanford university in berlin and also via skype from budapest go get a ryan i an unlisted hungary's sent of that political analysts a very warm welcome to all of you carolyn this starts with you because these new this new labor law i mean this is what sparked these protests which have been going on now for four days against the government but how much are there outburst of broader discontent against viktor orban policies. well first of all this hasn't started a couple of days ago it has started already back nineteen and in tucson zone to time they love them and then they new labor who it was introduced to change his feet should marry much destroyed previously acquired the right support most for the individual burger and for it to collective interest defense and icing it has been just part of a major change in the pattern of policy making there by it is not an inclusive they are doing politics but an exclusive or no every single best and t

you can remain anonymous">sot <carolyn dunkley/hit-and-run victim's mother: "please come forward. you ruined a lot of families and you know it's not right">the oakland police department...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4newskron4news haaziq madyun oakland haaziq madyun oakland haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: it was a nice day with cool to mild temperatures today. highs were in the 50s to mid 60s. it will be clear and cold tonight if you're going out. lows tonight will be in the 30s and 40s. patchy dense fog is likely again late tonight. on the satellite you can see a couple of storms lining up off the coast. we could see some more rain by friday afternoon with a stronger storm on sunday. a few showers are possible on saturday too. tomorrow will be dry and mild with highs in the 50s to mid 60s. (ken) would be burglars sometimes try to find creative ways to try to break into places... and that creativity can lead to trouble. (pam) that is what happened to a would-be burglar in the east en was trapped .... sot we hear these noise... ummm ummigor campos runs this tax business i

we will start over there in chicago with carolyn and eric. carolyn, last word? >> thanks. that has resonated throughout the panel's room connectivity and coordination. this is a real opportunity for us right now to be able to coordinate a cost of public sector, defense and private sector in academia and small business. beginning to not just coordinate the programs but also coordinate the people and the culture change that will be necessary for us to really realize industry and the opportunity. thanks for the opportunity to provide comments today. >> thank you for the opportunity, the administration has put out and the hill has directed a series of documents that have recently come out like eric's study and the white house advance manufacturing plan and the national defense strategy commission report, it will be interesting to see how both the executive branch and the hill turn those high-level documents into technical policy actions. i think we are looking forward to seeing how that plays out over the next 12 months. >> the game is afoot, publication of the document a mont

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and hopefully we will have carolyn join us. there she is. hi carolyn. all right, that's great.think that did exactly what i'd hoped our pursuit purposes which is key up the discussion give those of you who have not yet delved in to the 13 nato138 report, a preview. the archetypes is a key thread to be aware of and to help us understand what the administrations industrial policy is. perfect set up. the rest of our panel, if you do it figured out represent different perspectives on the same problem. a perspective of industry, a perspective from the hill, a perspective from let's call it the independent sector that is collaborating both with private and public entities in order to address some of these problems. so let me give, i offered that they do, each of the other panelists a few minutes to introduce themselves and their sort of court perspective on the topic before we begin discussion. i've asked jeff to start that. jeff wilcox, who is, let me give a little introduction, standby. he is the vice president for digital transformation of lockheed martin, he is responsible for le

. >> hi, everybody, carolyn manno with you, we will take you out to copper mountain, colorado, for the toyota u.s. grand prix in a moment. the halfpipe is featured today. the most press just award in college football, the heisman trophy, the 84th winne

carolyn runs the business with her tbrothers. her earliest memories of her grandfather driving her and her brothers through the vineyard. >> my grandfather kept it lots of fun and was out there doing lots of things that taught us who we are, where we are, why our vineyards grow where they grow. >> it airs tomorrow at 10:00 right after "saturday night live." >>> steph curry follows through on a young basketball player. we'll show you next. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. spends 34-k on a lip sync >>> well, coming up tonight at 6:00, was it worth the money? a bay area police department spends $34,000 on a lip synch video. that story coming up at 6:00. >>> a young basketball player from napa is now wearing new shoes proudly given to her by steph curry. steph curry mailed r

a week later carolyn ron united with survivors at the two thousand and fourteen boston marathon. they cheered their friend celeste in the symbolic run across the finish line. i am angry at what he did and when i see my friends and they struggle and i see other survivors. i don't want my decision to be based on how angry i get in those instances. that fall judge will tool announced the trial would be held in boston. and we have two choices we can either let him stay alive and have his interaction and have his joys. or put him to die. and have that be the end of that. they don't get to see their little boy playing baseball anymore or reading him a story at night and in this young man is in jail and he's reading stories that he likes he's got books available to him that he enjoys or he meets with his sisters and gets to see pictures of their children growing up and i just don't think it's fair that they have had their their joys taken away from them and he still is able to experience that. karen decided to attend the trial. i want to be there to see. justice. in philadelphia nearly

carolyn maloney(d) new york"i hope she'll continue to serve as a daily reminder to wall street to do more to open their boardrooms and corporate leadership spots to women and to a broader range of ideas."> (pam) fans see the 4-foot statue as a symbol of female empowerment and equality.critics say, the statue was a glorified- ad for the financial firm that commissioned it.the city said, the statute was moved because the crowds around it at the original location were unsafe. coming up ... more stories of courage, hope and survival coming out of paradise... and as first responders are now largely replaced by hazmat clean-up teams ... scientists are raising red flags about what could happen next. (ken) as crews in hazmat suits continue to clear out the toxic debris and rubble from the deadly camp fire.... rescuers are starting to talk about the extremely dangerous situations they faced. (pam) meanwhile ... some scientists say, the camp fire could be a terrifying warning. c-n-n's bill weir reports. a month ago it was paradise. but after the deadliest american wildfire in 100 years, it is

carolyn runs the business with her two brothers. she says her earliest memory growing up in a wine family was her grandfather driving her and her brothers through the vineyard. >> my grandfather made it lots of fun and kept us really out there doing lots of things that taught us about who we are and what we are, where we live, why our vineyard grow where they grow. >> bay area revelations, america's wine country airs tonight at 10:00 right after "saturday night live." >>> and finally tonight, it is a sure sign of the holiday season. thousands of people dressed in santa suits and their holiday costumes have taken over downtown san francisco. we're, of course, talking about santacon. if you were in san francisco today, you probably didn't miss it. some people see it as a nuisance. others see it as loads of fun. the event is largely a pub crawl and police are warning folks not to get too happy at happy hour. san francisco's santacon grows every year and this year a lot of people admitted it was their first time out. >> this is my first

carolyn rigby, bbc news.is might look like china — but it's new york. the city turns on its first festival of chinese lanterns. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a formal end to three and a half years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: a federaljudge in

now turn off carolyn and. it's too difficult the border patrol has a radius around that those who jumped. it's too late for them one of killin daughters sneaks back through the bars she pushes her back into the united states a desperate gesture by an anguished mother who has little to offer when. i have to go to my children she keeps on repeating as a border guard carries them away the rest of the group is also led the way to tame but now to have the right to claim asylum. is in pain and wonders what will happen to her eighteen month old baby she was still breastfeeding can we ask where the children spend the night i don't know is dns server. then it slowly sinks in the children are in the u.s. but killin an elder are still in mexico separated by the wall they will try again and again this time in search of their children held somewhere in america but at that hamid al jazeera along mexico's northern border. congo is dr dennis and his city activists ninety more and have called for greater international action t

and this from the head of the confederation of british industry carolyn fairbairn: "unless a deal iskly, the country risks sliding towards a national crisis." ( pres ross denton is a trade partner at baker mckenzie. what we have heard over the last 12 hours, theresa may wants to go back to brussels and say give me something to get this vote through. what does she want? she is clearly stuck in a balance at the moment, she can't open the rear negotiations oi’ she can't open the rear negotiations or ask for them to be opened because that will risk the other side looking to get things... more things out of the deal, spain with gibraltar, france with fishing. she can only ask the reassurances or assurances, adding to what we haven't asking for clarity help assuage people concerned about, for example, the backstop. that is probably one of the key sticking points as far as getting the votes she needs. we heard from the irish prime ministers leo varadkar, he said you can start to renegotiate a little bit of it, be that the irish backstop, without unravelling some other things, you cannot cho

i was glad to work with carolyn maloney from new york. it's about as bipartisan as you can get, carolyn maloney a new york democrat, and ted poe, a texas republican. we separated by common language. but worked with her. that's about as bipartisan as you can get. passed those 11 pieces of legislation, members of congress had sponsored several piece of those. passed the house overwhelmingly, the senate combined those 11 piece into two. sent it back. we passed it. it became law and president obama signed that. what it does this legislation, it gos after the trafficker. the person who buys and sells women and children. and makes sure that our law punishes those people. to the fullest extent. that's why we build prisons. our federal prisons and our state prisons for people like that. but what it also does, it takes the victim and tretts them like a victim instead of treating them like a criminal. children are not prostitutes when they're forced into sex slavery. children can't be prostitutes. they're victims of crime. it rescues them and treat

sinks in the children and to us but carolyn and i are still in mexico separated by the wall they will try again and again this time in search of the children held somewhere in america without that hammy al-jazeera along mexico's dourdan border. so i had an al-jazeera protesters in yemen demand an end to the blockade of a key paulton. signs far away from the solution. lines on call in a trade war with the us put the brakes china's green energy plans. hello again it's good to have you back where here across the eastern part of the mediterranean we're watching more showers and in some locations it's going to be the snow in the higher elevations you can see the clouds right there making their way through turkey that's the area will be watching over the next few days because with that the higher elevations will see the snow the lower level elevations and down towards the south it is going to be the rain and that rain is going to be heavy at times and you can see the snow is really expanding as we go towards wednesday a little bit further to the south jerusalem you can be seeing rain as wel

to take the leap across the border carolyn was hesitating at first she told her daughter she was risking so much so they could get an education. but then. it goes very quickly the men first then one child another and yet another it's now the turn of kenyan an elder. it's too difficult the border patrol has a radius around that those who jumped. right. it's too late for them one of kellin daughters sneaks back through the bars she pushes her back into the united states a desperate gesture by an anguished mother who has little to offer when. i have to go to my children she keeps on repeating as a border guard carries them away the rest of the group is also led the way to tame but now to have the right to claim asylum. to our elder is in pain and wonders what will happen to her eighteen month old baby she was still breastfeeding can we ask where the children spend the night i don't know is d.n.c. . then it's slowly sinks in the children are in the us but killin an elder are still in mexico separated by the wall they will try again and again this time in search of their children held somewhe

. >> i got carolyn in the bedroom right now passedco. >> reporter: in the era of me too, what's reallyclub" is the relationships between the males and the females and the ways in which they're there are casual references to assaulting someone when they are, you know, too drunk to consent. ♪ say what's in this drink >> reporter: coit is letting listeners decide whether to bring baby back. an online poll will determine if "baby it's cold outside" will get iced out for good. so what's been the feedback since you pulled the song? >> don't mess with my christmas music. thn the feedback. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, jamie yuccas, san francisco. ne poll about whether to put "baby it's cold outside" back on the air runs through monday night. right now listeners are voting 9-1 that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. check back a little later for morning news and cbs this morning. from new york city, i'm vladimir duthiers. >>> it's friday, december 7, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." the president is expected to announce his pick for the next

. >> carolyn at the san francisco produce market texts with old produce that's available. the produce is always excellent. we get things like broccoli, brussels sprouts, bell peppers. everything that we use is nice and fresh, so when our clients get it, they really enjoy it, and it's important to me to feel good about what i do, and working in programs such as this really provides that for me. it's helping people. that's what it's really about, and i really enjoy that. >> the work at the produce market for me representing the intersection between environment and community, and when we are working at that intersection, when we are using our resources and our passion and our energy to heal the planet and feed the people, nothing gets better than

we knew we wanted to have children. >> reporter: but after two miscarriages and carolyn pushing 40,t was just so devastating because we didn't anticipate that. we thought the hard part would be getting pregnant, not swaying pregnant. >> and the frustrating thing was you didn't learn anything from the previous miscarriage so there wasn't what could we do differently? >> hello. good to see you. >> reporter: but then learned about a new way to tailor fertility treatments to the mother's own dna. a test that can help couples figure out the perfect time for conception. using a tissue sample the era or endometrial receptivity test finds the optimal time to conceive. for her it was two days later than the average woman. >> so this is what we are trying to do here by personalized medicine. we can make sure that the uterus is ready and optimize a time for implantation. >> this is wesley. >> wow. >> reporter: the result was their beautiful baby wesley. now 9 months old. >> we're so lucky, we're so blessed. >> congratulations to them. now this era test can cost around $800 to $1,000 and right

carolyn runs the business with her two brothers.arliest memory was her grandfather driving her and her dro brothers through the vineyard. >> my grandfather made it lots of fun and kept us really out there doing lots of things that taught us about who we are, what we are, where we live, why our vineyards grow where they grow. >> bay area revelations, america's wine country, airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. after "saturday night live." those of good shows if you haven't seen them yet. >>> 7:36. still ahead on "today in the bay," warriors wrapping up a long trip and it wasn't curry that provided the much-needed spark. sports is next. but all )s well . kwshgs welcome back. w >>> welcome back. warriors took on the bucks last night. second best team of the eastern conference but couldn't stop golden state. the slam at the end of the first half, had a good night finishing with a season high 15 points. the warriors get an impressive win 105-95. taking the final three games of the road trip after the game iguodala spock about the exhaustive road t

if we can call up carolyn chung from the youth commission. >> hello. hi supervisors. hi community. so my name is caro line. i am the community partnership specialist at the youth commission. the youth commission for its 20 years, has been very invested in youth and police relations from starting town hall, from trying to establish youth employee round tables and also with the juvenile and justice coalition, with the know your rights pamphlet and starting conversations with chief sir as well as chief scott right now. we have supported this hearing because, when there is community impacted incidents like this, it impacts youth first and for most and their families. with how we want to sensor youth in the conversation, which is why we called for this hearing to happen at 4:00. as you can see, the room has filled up because it's after school. so, with regards to this m.o.u., eve been a part of the process since 2011. we have been at the table since 2014 when it was established and eagerly are still at the table and willing to extent that table to more youth and community stakeholders w

. >> i met with carolyn and she said, i'd like to do a show about a family that runs a funeral home.omething in my head just went click. i thought what a brilliant idea. >> i'm quitting right now. i promise. okay? i'll see you tonight. ♪ i'll be home for christmas >> alan ball comes up with a show with a perfect structure. each episode starts with the death of a character and then that character's death is dealt with in a local family funeral home mortuary. >> excuse me. >> this was one of my first -- maybe it was my first binge show, which was long enough ago that it was all on somebody had recorded it on vcr. >> have you been watching mrs. romano? >> yes, i'm watching her all night. are you thinking what i'm thinking? >> casket climber. >> i want to go with you! >> whoa, whoa! >> there's a whole level of something going on on television. it was grittier than most shows you had seen before, and yet something magical about it. >> i think what our strategy at hbo was in terms of audiences, not everybody has to watch a show. but if we have different shows for different people, there is

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stitution of his to be adopted in the near future, should enfranchise at blacks.me on april 2, 1864, carolyn johnson of philadelphia, a former slave, presented lincoln and his wife a collection of wax fruits and a stem table to express her gratitude for the president's emancipation policies. accompanied by her minister, she called at the executive mansion and said, mr. president, i god his hewn you out of a rock for this great and mighty purpose. many have been led astray by bribes of gold or silver or presents, but you have stood firm because god was with you. and if you are faithful to the end, he will be with you. lincoln briefly responded, returning thanks for the beautiful present, referring to the difficulties with which he had been surrounded, and describing the wondrous changes of the past three years to the rulings of an all wise providence. he concluded by telling mrs. johnson, with tears in his eyes, "you must not give me praise." "it belongs to god." later that april, in 1864, lewis h. putnam, a black new yorker long active in the colonization movement, called on lincoln to discu

we had tremendous success following the work of carolyn boroden, the fibonacci queen fibonacci, who ike to work with garner to examine when too many hedge funds are leaning the wrong way on a commodity and we have to veer in a different direction for success. the bottom line, technicians and fundamentalists can coexist, make peace with them both and you'll make a heck of a lot more money than if you're blind to one or the other and certainly to both. "mad money" is back after this break. >>> take control of your financial future with the new "mad money".cnbc.com full episodes, analysis, even your own sound board and special access to "mad money" 101 with rules and techniques to break down the market for all invests. >> the red flag -- >> it's everything you need when you need it. your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> hey, cramerica, i

a little crazy well i think killing innocent people with carolyn's is rude i think not apologizing tothe families of innocent people who are killed is rude there are a lot of rude things about our policies i want to make sure that people understand actually drones have not caused a huge number of civilian casualties for the most part they have been very precise precision strikes against al qaeda how do you expect to be put up by the star not to have and the american sentiment in and day out we had about doing to act. more innocent people. and how do you explain that well i do not believe that. there is any basis for your comment maybe you need us money. go. that is so i didn't do. my money they apparently live above little cash were locked . up us moment of blood and now from our dumb to the astral collaterally. yet he does feel the make he said a little bit easier don't let us guy you appear. to me a moment up in a new york minute. by johnny he. gave me a groan and they said the lockheed martin boeing dime corp international computer sciences corp and aero vironment all told eric abo

carolyn polocia. christina greer, political science professor. thanks to all of you. let me start with you dan and what we're seeing there. congressman sounds pretty strong. pretty clear he thinks that's another mueller piece of puzzle moving forward. we have the fall out from flynn. at this very moment the news i report about trump administration seem to buddy up with russia tonight. >> it's another data point as we move closer and closer and further along in this mueller probe. it's not at all surprising that robert mueller is stretching the bounds of grand jury subpoenas. a foreign corporation owned by a foreign state would be outside of the ambit of a grand jury subpoena. you can get to them through that. it does sound like from press reports it's a bob mueller grand jury subpoena. >> this anonymous corporation lost. they were making what is known as the ludicrous argument. i don't mean the word. i mean the rapper. he said stay out my business. stay out my business. stay the blank out of my business. rhyming business with itself three times. you have to be a good

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