and music from sabrina carpenter featuring jonas blue. and now, sure enough, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very kind of you. hi everyone. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thank you. thank you for bringing the elements to the air. what a day it was today. we had -- we had some of that, what is it called when the water comes down? rain. we got rain today. i almost had to call in wet to work today. it was scary. i tell you, it always happens the day i go to dry bar. my blow out was completely ruined. are you okay guillermo? >> yeah everything is great. >> what happens when your hair gets wet. >> i put more spray. >> jimmy: is that spray you're using. >> it's m ousse ande ha ande haa skbr . >> jimmy: why so much. >> so it can stay nice. >> jimmy: those the lengths we go to. meanwhile winter storm east, slowing things down considera y considerably. federal offices were closed. all events were cancelled at the white house today. [ cheers and applause ] all ri

kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to our sports reporter mark carpenter.. about how the new allegations will affect smith's future in football. hermela, if true, what could this mean for his career? career?mean for his career? supended raiders player aldon smith back in the spotlight... after new domestic abuse allegations. san francisco police say they are looking for smith to investigate an alleged involvement in an incident saturday night. the defensive end and linebacker is not new to trouble. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to our sports reporter mark carpenter.. about how the new allegations will affect smith's future in football. hermela, if true, what could this mean for his career? (hermela aregawi)a lot of experts in the sports world .. are saying that if these allegations are not proven to be completely false.. this just might be the end of smith's nfl career.. and as our sports reporter mark carpenter explains.. this end has been years in the making. aldon smith back in the spotlight for problems.. the former 49-ers player.. has been in repeated

thanks forjoining us, michael carpenter, a lwa ys forjoining us, michael carpenter, always a pleasureontrol legislation are getting ready to descend on washington, dc and other us cities this weekend. the march for our lives was organised by survivors of last month's parkland school shooting, just the latest issue to inspire mass protest. america has a rich history of demonstrations and artistic works that reflect them. nick bryant has gone to the whitney museum in new york for an exhibition about some of the key moments. we live in an age of political protest. whether it's african—america ns condemning police brutality. women campaigning against misogyny. schoolchildren demanding an end to gun violence. or white working—class voters railing against the establishment. the whitney museum of art has marked this turbulent chapter in the american story with an exhibition of politically inspired art. at its heart is the question — what's the role of the artist in the modern political realm? i think they're trying to assess the moment we're in, give some kind of true assessment of where we

michael carpenter, you were a former deputy assistant of the defense.th whom we try to have cordial relationships even if we don't think their elections were run well and some are dictators. should donald trump not have congratulated donald trump? or do you congratulate him for a victory that looks like a victory? >> you don't dcongratulate someone for this. the two prime contenders in this election, one was murdered on the steps of the kremlin. the other was barred from the election. so it is not just as if the kremlin was using administrative resources. this was an egregious cover-up for a dictatorship. and the u.s. is the moral lead er of the democratic world. you don't do this, especially when your staff advised not to do it. there's a rationale for this. >> we don't hear from mcmaster a lot, but we are wondering what effect this has on his tense relationship with the president. but the comments made by sarah huckabee sanders yesterday about this, let's play that. >> reporter: does the white house believe the election in russia was free and fair? >>

couldn't buy aou job as a carpenter. the reason people have this idea is that there wasn't a big sucking noise. there was with us guys because it took at least 10 years to get all the roads in and factories built and laborers trained to handle it. so factory jobs didn't start leaving till the late 90's. guest: i don't know where you was going with it. hasnafta and free-trade been a tremendous boon to our economy. on the trade deals where there is free trade. andave won on revenue expanding business operations. there are some issues that need to be addressed. on the act side it is but with respect to nafta, some of the manufacturing , we do need to recalibrate. we also need to look at labor and environmental rules and laws . we need to look at dispute and cross-border transactions and transportations. trump is looking at this from the perspective of, let's modernize it. let's recalibrate where we need to. that putshis in a way american manufacturers and producers and consumers first. i support him, 100%. host: our guest i

since his 2015 suspension from the oakland raiders.mark carpenter/kron 4 sports reporter:when you have domestic violence incidents when you have drug incidents. when you have assault weapons incidents. this is something that speaks to something that goes beyond what is happening no the field and it's a notion that he needs to really seak some sort of counseling or treatmentsaturday night.. san francisco police responsed to a domestic violence incident at home on bush street.. the victim suffered non-life threatening injuries..the suspect fled and was identified as smith.mark carpenter/kron 4 sports reporter:this really underscores that he should kiss any nfl dreams good bye. i understand that he wants to get in there. he wants to make a return to the league. but this is a case where he is a repeat offender and this has gone completely beyond football and revealed itself to be a situation where he needs help.responding in a facbeook post tonight.. smith says.. "you're all wrong"while some fans like this one are showing him support. "saying you're better than what they say you are.prove

jane: michael carpenter, thanks for coming in. michael: thanks for having me. jane: russian investigators are trying to determine why the exits of a shopping mall in siberia were bcked and no alarm was activated when a blaze broke out on sunday. more than 60 people were killed, many of them children. others remain missing. the cause of the fire is not yet known. reporter: it was a children' as play area usy sunday afternoon. and then this. a security camera caught the moment fire tore through, and then smoke. there was no emergency alarm cre. on the floors beloonfused crowds made for the exits. d the woman filming descrihow wshe was up in the cinemahen the fire broke out. "there was panic," she says. "children screaming. it's a nightmare." rescuers battled the blaze for hours, but the fire was fierce and fast. and now officials say emergency exits inside were locked, trapping dozens. some fled to the roof. others jumped for their lives through the choking smok there were queues today to nate blood to the injured from locals who just wanted to help. this girl sa

joining us amanda carpenter as well as paul callan, and paul begala.a carpenter, first of all, there's legal, political implications perhaps for the president in this. just in terms of this whether it's stormy daniels or mcdougal or zervos, do you think this actually impacts the president with his base? >> well, not if people just follow the day to day fights and the dueling lawyers, which was fascinating television. but here is the threat that i think nobody is really zoning in on, especially the democrats, which could really make a compelling political argument. it's that there are two examples of the president's close allies in michael cohen and the "national enquirer" paying hush money to women to deprive voters of having significant information before the election. if any of that behavior continued after trump became president, you could be talking about abuse of power. but no one's really making that argument. right now michael cohen wants people to believe unbelievable things, that somehow he paid this money without the president knowing, that t

i want to bring back mark preston now, bakari sellers, amanda carpenter and scott jennings. so listen, bakari didn't get to speak last time. so what do you think, bakari? >> i think bakari is very happy tonight. >> listen, let me go around. i have a lot of thoughts. i want to start first with mark preston. earlier today he regurgitated a comment that was made by barack obama about clinging to your guns and your bibles but he failed to acknowledge the fact that barack obama won pennsylvania twice and as amanda brought up in the break he won union households as well. it goes to a deeper point. fact that what conor lamb did -- and i hate to refute not just you, don, but also van and the other gentleman. but there wasn't anything republican light. in fact, what conor lamb did was he ran to the base and the heartbeat of what the democratic party was. this is somebody who ran on protecting the aca and health care for all individuals. this is somebody who talked about the fundamental ineke waults of the tax bill that was just passed. but even more importantly he went out there and

carpenter is a case that deals with historical cell location information. many of you are probably familiar with the fact that every time you make a phone call or send a text message or your provider for its own business purposes and maintain a record of that and there are reasons why. sure they areake giving you the best service because every time your phone bounces off a cell tower that is recorded so the company knows where its customers are moving. it routese sure that resources to where cell towers are. there are business readers why providers maintain that information. under the stored communications traditional subpoena principles with historical information that is maintained by a third-party typically just requires a relevance standard. if an investigator is undertaking an investigation that should be enough. when congress enacted the stored communications act that raised the bar such that it wasn't enough under a general relevance standard. government had to show it is to show thatcts this data is relevant to an ongoing criminal investigation. it

his father's a carpenter his mother sews in the garment factory mohamed is the oldest of three children his job helps feed the family he contributes forty euros a month. says the five feel sorry for my son he doesn't go to school so he can't get an education that means he won't have a future that makes me sad but i don't see any way out it's not all and he's one of many that t. shirts that he works on are on sale somewhere very far away because mohamed doesn't say it but he could be thinking it the world is an unjust place. that's it for me on the business scene here and we'll have an update for you in the next hour before you go news of. global markets. thank you very much for watching. his friends used to live out on the street in dallas. now they're going to you know this team here in front has big plans for the future how do you think that when they. find it. a story of trust to visit and boundless talk to. the top stories followed across social media share your comments and content welcome to the. commitment. to a one hundred million tons of syria a tempest. resume its. deadly cons

his father's a carpenter his mother sews in the garment factory mohammed is the oldest of three children his job helps feed the family he contributes forty euros a month. says most of us i feel sorry for my son he doesn't go to school so he can't get an education that means he won't have a future that makes me sad but i don't see any way out it's not over and he's one of many the t. shirts that he works on are on sale somewhere very far away the bigger mohamed doesn't say it but he could be thinking it the world is an unjust place for me. now that off to two hundred yes one of the oldest gun manufacturers in the united states is running out of ammunition remington out to dos has filed for bankruptcy protection saying it's been a tough between one hundred and five hundred million dollars in debt the company cow and the bush must say ar fifteen rifle among its products that's the weapon that was involved in the sandy hook school shooting in two thousand and twelve that killed twenty children and it wasn't a ar fifteen from another manufacturer that was used again in the stone man high scho

his father is a carpenter his mother sews in the garment factory mohammed is the oldest of three children his job helps feed the family he contributes forty euros a month. says the five feel sorry for my son he doesn't go to school so he can't get an education that means he won't have a future that makes me sad but i don't see any way out. and he's one of many that t. shirts that he works on are on sale somewhere very far away because mohamed doesn't say it but he could be thinking it the world is an unjust place to come here. that's it from me on the business team yeah annabel and i'll have an update for you in the next hour or go have a look at the markets and the performance of ask this our eyes watching. the. dancing. but taking it in the united states dancing. that's what got to be an assault on to the next you're free to dance in very. choreographed works in some of the loveliest spots. but at times quite dangerous to. not over out and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of mistakes i shall be. taking the st

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carpenters,sters, and people who built buildings in manhattan and all over the place. workers got it and now i think the leadership is getting it. [applause] you are goingp: to have a great friend, and i have proven it. i used to say you are going to have a friend, but now i have proven you have got a friend in the white house. that is what we are building all of these projects. [applause] president trump: so many of these projects which were just bad projects like the keystone pipeline. it was not going anywhere. hillary wasn't going to approve it. it was a good project. i got in right at the beginning, i approved that keystone xl pipeline. and i approved the dakota access pipeline. 48,000 jobs, environmentally great. and itquick and easy, was done properly. that is better than trucking over roads and any other way -- and it wasn't going to get approved. there are so many jobs like that, you know those two because they are getting a lot of attention. the amazing thing is, i approved it with some commotion. some protest -- i approved it. the picketers picked up their s

[applause] i'm thrilled to be back in ohio and i am thrilled to be back with the incredible carpentersll the laborers, incredible members of operating engineers local 18. i appreciate your support. it has been amazing. your support has been so great, right from the beginning. and each of you is living proof that american workers are truly the best in the world, right? the best. dobbin,ton and mike thank you very much for hosting us. where are you guys? where are they? thank you, fellas. nice guys. nice-looking guys. pleased to be joined by two members of my cabinet, secretary of transportation elaine chao and secretary of labor alex acosta. they've done a fantastic job. we are especially happy to have some of our great ohio leaders with us today, lieutenant governor mary taylor. mary? [applause] state auditor dave yost. [applause] philessman bob gibbs, naci.on and jim rene great people. good people people -- good people. and great congressmen. they are for the workers. they are for the country, i will take that. they are for the country. wind by our friends in ohio, my administration i

. >> first we have michael carpenter and, m-i-c-h-a-e-l and carpenter, c-a-r-p-e-n-t-e-r, the mayor off schertz. michael carpenter, the mayor, the city of schertz is the first speaker follow the chief of police, michael hanson, m-i-c-h-a-e-l, h-a-n-s-e-n, the chief of police. those two individuals will be the first to speak. after those two individuals i have an opening statement, we'll have questions answered by both the atf and fbi. for the atf, it will the acting special agent in charge frank ortega, f-r-a-n-k, o-r-t-e-g-a. frank, f-r-a-n-k, ortega, o-r-t-e-g-a. the assistant special agent in charge for atf. then from the fbi, federal bureau of investigation, the assistant special agent in charge, james smith, j-a-m-e-s, s-m-i-t-h for the fbi. michael knight, for the bureau of alcohol just to recap, the mayor will begin followed by the chief of police. the questions will be posed by and answered from the atf and fbi. there may be other individuals that are up, around the podium. those are representatives from various components and departments within the city. they're all part of th

deacon carpenter owns yoga one, christine loeber was one of his instructors until a couple years ago. he said he can't understand why she was killed. he says loeber was a delight to be around and she was always optimistic. >> how do you reconcile someone who was working and so passionate working for our nations veterans and then have this happen to her at the hand of someone that she is trying to help. >> dr. jen gonzales was a noted expert in the treatment of ptsd, she was nearly seven months pregnant. before coming to the pathway home dr. jen golick worked at a north bay mental health and teen substance abuse treatment. all three of the women dedicated their lives to treating veterans and helping them get reacquainted with civilian life after returning from war. >>> a go fund me page has been created for dr. jennifer gonzales. that is a picture of her with her husband on their wedding day last year. gonzales was 29 years old, so far that go fund me page has raised about $77,000. >>> condolences continue to come in from the nation's capital for the victims and their families. nancy p

mark preston, bakari sellers, amanda carpenter, scott jennings.s, the union vote she said there. >> yeah, so look, if union voters are predominantly, primarily in the democratic constituency, however, in some places like pennsylvania, we have seen them peel off. we have to go back to 2008. remember, this was the place that barack obama described that people were clinging to their guns and religion back in 2008. that still sits in the pit of many people's stomachs. they don't look at the democratic party necessarily as supporting them. in this case, i do think that's really interesting about the right to work aspect. >> conor lamb coming to the podium down in pennsylvania now. there you see him there. people are cheering. he's in canonsburg. rick saccone already came out and said there's a long way to go, still hopeful. conor lamb with a slim lead in this special election here in pennsylvania's 18th. we're awaiting word to see what he has to say, if he's going to declare himself a winner, but we should feel good about what he's accomplished in the

farmer andbsistence a carpenter all his life and he never aspired to be anything else. but he never went broke. he never left bad debt. debt. he served on a couple of juries, which was a sign of respectability, if not his prosperity. in 1809 his first wife died. then he waited a year, went to -- heky, and he lookups looked up sarah johnston, a woman he had known years ago. she was now a widow, as he was a widower, and he said to her, my wife has died, your husband has died, i want to marry you and bring you to indiana with your family so you can help raise mine. agree.d, i i have some debts i have to pay off first. he said give me the list. he paid them off that day and they left the next day, moving to indiana. had this lincoln but heible character, and his son never got along. -- saw eyesaw i to i to eye. one of the issues dividing them was work, because when a reached his full adult height in his early teens, thomas would rent him out to neighbors to clear their fields and split their rails. earned went to his father's pocket to support their family. this was a commo

i'm proud to be here with the incredible carpenters, laborers, all of the members of the international union of operating engineers local 18. i appreciate all of your support. it's been amazing. your support has been so great. [ applause ] right from the beginning. and each of you is living proof that american workers are truly the best in the world. right? the best. rick dartman and mike dartman, thank you very much for hosting us. where are you guys? where are they? where are you? thank you, fellas. nice looking guys. nice looking guys. [ applause ] we're also pleased to be joined by two members of my cabinet, secretary of transportation elaine chow and secretary of labor alex lacosta. [ applause ] they've done a fantastic job. we're especially happy to have some of our great ohio leaders with us today. lieutenant governor mary taylor. mary. [ applause ] dave yost. congressman bob gibbs, bill johnson and jim rinacey. good people. thank you. good. great people. tough congressmen, i will tell you. but they're for the workers, right? they're for the workers. they're for the country, i'l

company carpenter yeah. history is one of these favorite subjects so i ask him how his understanding of the past shapes you and because you are not all saying the korean peninsula used to be one country unless he was divided into this kind of research but we still think about it the same way that we're all koreans there but that's what we're learning when i see what you all and i think it is very important to keep this phenomena that that we are one so it's human and it is one of the teachers educate us about history. and the kind of problems. and to teach us to ask us to keep watching what's happening so you. because it is our motherland i think. now there's a lot of talk about me so yes. but for myself but i i really want them to solve the situation. i'm hoping that japan and korea will have a good relationship in the future. i ask him what he knows about america's criticism of the right gene so. well we haven't covered these things in detail. because not in detail. the principal says the school teaches hi

carpenter is owner of yoga one where she previously taught and teachi teaching veterans yoga. >> she never really let things get her down. she was the one handing out the optimism when people were falling apart. >> reporter: now christine's father also shared with us today by phone he is in florida, and he had actually planned to come out and visit his daughter here in the bay area in may. reporting live in napa, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> christi, thank you very much. remembering the lives of all three women killed yesterday. tonight therapist dr. jen golick is being remembered as passionate professional at the pathway home. before that, she worked at teen substance abuse in the north bay. spoke to one of her former patients about the care golick gave. the young man saying golick saved his life. >> without her, i was going down the wrong path, and i have no idea where i would have been if the place i went to hadn't stepped in, if jen hadn't stepped in. >> zachary described golick as kind and respectful and never asked him anything that would make him feel comfortable. the

mark carpenter has a look at the golden state warriors and other local bay area basketball stephen curryng strong and giving my ankle the best chance it can to get to 100 ( mark ) and steph curry is not the only warrior trying to get to 100 percent. the big story post all-star break - the champs decimated by injuries. we'll have a status report on the team's health.steve kerr says:"i believe in all of your collective generation's ability to make this your number one issue and to change the way this country thinks about gun safety." the always insightful steve kerr joins east bay high schoolers at a town hall on gun violence. hear the head coach's moving remarks( prolific prep dunk ) plus, it's off to napa where we show you prolific prep academy-- a training ground for the nation's next top

the young carpenter who was stabbed to death right here in golborne road in notting hill was obviously not britain's first victim of racially motivated murder but he was the first to address national attention. the first the big boy would never know it a symbol of resistance to race. at the time notting hill was a hotbed of white nationalism oswald mosley is union movement and colin jordan's white defense league had this seeding with a racial tension. we feel that you cannot have colored immigration on the scale in which you're having it today without sooner or later having breeding that must lead ultimately to a briton we feel that if we have population in the future that must mean the downfall of the civilization and culture of our country which we hold so dear if you look at the early history of fascism it was completely different to what we today associate as being fascist as well mostly was himself from the establishment was from the labor party had connections across the elite if you like he also had fairly developed ideas about what he wanted to do with the states in the economy

. >> reporter: dick carpenter owns yoga one in santa rosa where christine loeber was one of his instructors. he can't understand why christine, along with dr. jennifer gonzales and dr. jennifer golic were killed. before coming to the pathway home, golic worked at a north bay mental health and teen substance abuse center. one teen described her as respectful and kind and said dr. golic saved his life. >> without her, i was going down the wrong path. and i have no idea where i would have been if the place i went to hadn't stepped in. >> reporter: all three shared that type of commitment and passion, helping veterans. something christine's father talked to us about by tone. >> she was a great kid. she loved what she was doing. it killed her but she loved it. she was a great kid. >> reporter: all three of the women dedicated their lives to treating veterans and helping them assimilate into society. especially those who returned from war with psychological scars. >> how do you reconcile someone who was working and so passionate working for our nation's veterans, and then have this happen to her

jane: for more, i spoke a short time ago two michael carpenter. he served in thede u.snse department working on russia, ukraine, and eurasia, and was a former policy advisor to former ce president joe biden. thanks for coming in. what do these expulsions actually achieve? there has been some criticism that they won't actually hurt russia. michael: i think that criticism is valid.t i don'ink they achieve much on their own. it is good, strg messaging to see expulsions on both sides of the atlantic, but in terms of e lasting consequences, the none, because russia will always undertake a tit-for-tat response whery it will expel the same number of diplomats from the countries that expelled russian diplomats in their countries. at the end of the day this doesn't do much. jane: where does this end if this continues? chl: i think russia will continue with its aggressive behavior, both military behavior in places like syria and ukraine and georgia, but also subversive measures, attempted assassination of the ex-spy in the u.k. until it feels that the conse

but tit for tat expulsions don't do. >> it michael carpenter, welcome to the program.tlemen, thank you very much. >>> she's one of a dozen women who accused donald trump of sexual harassment during the 2016 campaign. and now she is running for office. rachel crooks joins me next. of . wondering, "what if?" i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv or any other medical conditions and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni can

i'm proud to be here with the incredible carpenters, laborers, all of the members of international union of operating engineers local 18. i appreciate. your support has been amazing. your support has been so great, right from the beginning. and each of you is living proof that american workers that american workers are truly the best in the world, right? rick dalton and mike, thank you very much for hosting us. where are you guys? where are they? where are you? thank you, fellows. nice looking guys. nice looking guys. we're also pleased to be joined by two members of my cabinet, secretary of transportation elaine chao. and secretary of labor, alex acosta. [applause] before we have great ohio leaders with us today, lieutenant governor mary taylor. mary? [applause] state auditor, dave yost. congressman bob gibbs. bill johnson. and jim renace. good, great people. [applause] good, great people. tough congressman, i will tell you that but they're for the workers right? they're for the workers. they're for the country, tell you that. they are for the country. joined by our friends here in ohio

mark carpenter has the story you will only see here on the kron four hoop session, tonight at 11.ide... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá) (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)extensive high clouds today will bring filtered sunshine but continued mild and dry weather to last through the weekend. dry conditions with near normal temperatures then forecast monday through wednesday. clouds thicken by thursday with rain chances returning thursday night into friday. ( marty ) ánotá guilty. that's the verdict from a florida jury who decided the wife of an admitted terrorist - who killed 49 people at an orlando nightclub - did not help her husband. noor salman is free after spending more than a year in jail... natasha chen explains how her defense teamclaims they 'knew' she'd be found not guilty. susan adieh, cousin of noor salman: we knew from day one she was

with wooden toys however nine hundred fifty eight was a landmark year that's when carpenter got freeare christianson patented a very special plastic brick designed by his father before long a modern automated production facility with one hundred forty employees opened in the small danish town of belonged business boomed so what made the new toy so special the first attempts at creating the system proved wobbly but after the stamps on top of the box were complemented by tube spello a design classic was born today lego has around eighteen thousand employees there a lego movie is lego on you tube smartphone games and even software for building with virtual toy bricks that now the everyone was a little scared because the patent was due to expire what would become of lego but it's evolved the company now offers a lot more than just the toy bricks the quality of playing for kids. but lego no longer only caters to children after olds short fat adult fans of lego have long been an integrity part of lego fan culture regularly like here in leipsic. who insist us women got it for us it's a comb

the young carpenter who was stabbed to death right here in golborne road in notting hill was obviously not britain's first victim of racially motivated murder but he was the first to address national attention. the first the big boy would never know it a symbol of resistance to race. at the time notting hill was a hotbed of white nationalism oswald mosley is union movement and cullen jordan's white defense league had this seeding with a racial tension. we feel that you cannot have colored immigration on the scale in which you're having it today without sooner or later having breeding that must lead ultimately to a britain we feel that if we have population in the future that must mean the downfall of the civilization and culture of our country which we hope if you look at the early history of fascism it was completely different to what we today associate as being fascist as well mostly was himself from the establishment was from the labor party had connections across the elite if you like he also had fairly developed ideas about what he wanted to do with the states in the economy. to s

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