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i mean, look at carson. look at joseph. an, they're perfect. pickett plays defense for the orlando pride. she's one of joseph's favorite players. s it's great having him in the stands and his family. >> and every time, we'll cheer on carson, and she always can hear us, and she came over in that instant and we were able to take that picture. or reporter: joseph's mother snapped this photo of the two ngm bumping after a recent game. what resonated with people in that picture? t i think just the look on my ooce. it was authentic. it wasn't made up. you know, we didn't plan it. te reporter: this photo proof that even the smallest moment can have a huge impact. >> seeing him gives me just as much joy as seeing my best tiends, and i think it's because we're so much alike, and it doesn't matter what the age difference is, and that's just really special to me because he is my friend now. >> o'donnell: thank you, mireya. and we want to bring you more of those stories that bring us all joy. and that is the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good ni

that is carson block, muddy waters founder. burford has responded, saying it has never been contacted by muddy waters and has not had any work, butt of its will respond as rapidly as possible. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, and guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." busy day for the markets. let's get the details from emma chandra. emma: yesterday's reprieve not really enough. the rally looking like it doesn't have many legs at the moment. the s&p 500 down around a percentage point. it was down closer to two percentage points, so we are off the lows of the session. still, nearly every sector in the red. around 5/10lso down of 1%, off the lows, but still deep into negative territory. what we are seeing in the u.s. did start to impact european stocks, but we are back in the stoxx 600. if we switch up the board, we can see how they did catch a little bit of that fear as u.s. stocks opened. this is the stoxx 600 intraday come arising close to a percentage point earlier in the

>> hi, carson. >> your friend kim there how are you? >> good. >> where are you from?etired schoolteacher. for the first time, kids are back at school today, and i'm here. >> well, i'm here. >> 35 years. >> what does it feel like to be here in. >> it is wonderful i've been waiting 35 years to come here. >> thank you for everything you've done for 35 years our teachers don't get enough money or credit. god bless you. >> i appreciate that very much. >> great to have you in new york big tennis fans. >> we're going to the u.s. open in a couple hours. >> i don't know if you have tickets for this tonight, there is a big shindig there. we'll give you vip passes for tonight. you and kim have fun tonight and this weekend. >> oh, thank you >> thanks for all you've done. >> so cool. >> coming back from vacation, sprinkling some sunshine >> fantastic i've never been to the open. >> you should go while here. >> i'll take the passes back, kristen, and give them to you. >> that's what she was angling for. >> after the show, we'll get tickets. >> maybe they'll come your way. >> finger

den ben carson with me tonight. stay with us, we'll be right back. hi, i'm the big see. hey, look at this beautiful couple. not a couple. i knew as soon as i said that, i was like don't say it, don't assume. did you know more than 2 people die from skin cancer every hour? oh man. it's a bummer. but the good news is, skin cancer is the cancer you can see, so you can go get checked. you can check each other regularly. make it romantic. turns out i'm a matchmaking mirror. you're welcome! love might be in the air. lou: we'll talk with dr. ben carson secretary of hud in a moment, we'll talk with a terrific panel of experts on about what is doing on in the markets, and prospects on this economy and what is leading these developments. and volatility. and concern about recession, we're monitoring new developments, in the shooting of 6 police officers in philadelphia, david lee miller with the latest. reporter: standoff continues in philadelphia, this is an on going situation. we're told that one of the suspects continues to fire. the police deputy tweeting out suspect still firi

carson: it's been very good.pportunity to visit multiple places, like on a foundry in st. louis which was serving as the opportunity zone there, and they were bringing in a supermarket and workforce housing. down in florida, excellent things going on. multiple places around the country. me isas really inspired every time i go and visit one of these, there are both republicans and democrats there, actually working together. alix: do you have a read on how much money has so far been developed? sec. carson: at least $43 billion has been committed so far. secretary mnuchin has estimated it would be about $100 million a year, and i think that is very realistic. alix: is there going to be a third step to tweaking the opportunity zones? one criticism is that it is only going to wind up benefiting areas that are already going to be gentrified because of the fact it is not the land value, but the value of property that has to appreciate, and that is more of a gentrified area than lower income. sec. carson: i know people a

♪ >> johnny carson wasn't just the host of "the tonight show."ded that 30 years was a great time to take a bow and say thank you and good night. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> it's a tremendous part of hstory, and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up debt of several milli

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i mean, look at carson. look at joseph.re perfect. >> reporter: carson pickett plays defense for the orlando pride. she's one of joseph's favorite players. >> it's great having him in the stands and his family. >> and every time, we'll cheer on carson, and she always can hear us, and she came over in that instant and we were able to take that picture. >> reporter: joseph's mother snapped this photo of the two arm bumping after a recent game. what resonated with people in that picture? >> i think just the look on my face. it was authentic. it wasn't made up. you know, we didn't plan it. >> reporter: this photo proof that even the smallest moment can have a huge impact. >> seeing him gives me just as much joy as seeing my best friends, and i think it's because we're so much alike, and it doesn't matter what the age difference is, and that's just really special to me because he is my friend now. >> thank you, mireya. and we want to bring you more of those stories that bring us all joy. i'm norah o'donnell. good night. >> cbs n

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it's my pleasure this morning to introduce secretary ben carson.march 2, 2017, he was sworn in at the 17th secretary of u.s. department of housing and urban development. nearly 30 years, secretary carson served as a pediatric neurosurgery at the pediatric center. he was just 33 years old becoming the youngest major division director in the hospital history. in 1987, he performed the first separation of cranial twins, he joined at the back. he performed the first successful separation of type two portable separation in south africa. dozens of honor of awards and recognition of achievements. medal of freedom, nation's highest civilian honor. the highest by the national associations to be advanced. he offered nine books, four of which he co-authored with his wife. after he met his wife, he cofounded the carson tolerance fund which recognizes young people of all backgrounds to the exceptional academic accomplishments. they are currently operating in 50 states and the district of columbia and recognized more than 7300 scholars, awarded more than $7.3 mi

should they follow carson's root or riot?a buckeye party panel, former ohio state senator marie caforio, and develop ziegler from nigh northeast ohio. congresswoman cortez does not have a lot of experience, she probably has never been in a riot and never spent a lot of time in community that have been decimated by uprising that we've seen in ferguson, baltimore and south l.a., those communities never recover, this is a great opportunity for businesses to say, i'm done with this place, they leave they never come back. >> i have a lot of witty things i would like to say, if you would like to protest and riot maybe alexandria ocasio-cortez needs to look at fashion trend of coachella, that that trendy. i'll try not to be too cute by half, you know i understand where she comes from to say, if you are marginalizedded you are not getting enough attention you have to do something drastic, but violence and rioting is never the answer. we need to be pragmatists about things, not screaming into a mega-phone, no justice, no peace, it is

name is johnny carson and weren't a d.w.i. . markets soar as the u.s. delays some tariffs on consumer goods from china so why the sudden reversal and can it lead to a long term solution for a trade dispute that's weighing on the global economy. and protests and violence paralyze one of the world's busiest airports for a 2nd day is financial hub hong kong really nearing a path of no return. this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump is delaying some tariffs on chinese goods until december 15th moves a move he said is meant to help american consumers the products include mobile devices laptops video games toys and textiles trump made the announcement shortly after trade representatives representatives from the 2 countries spoke on the phone shares of tech companies and retailers jumped on news however the 10 percent tariff will go ahead as planned for many other items on september 1st. and let's check in with our financial correspondent in new york jose luis a haro jose nice to see you market

secretary carson, always appreciate it.y much. >> a pleasure, thank you. >> another roller coaster week on wall street will end with all three major indices if we stay like this down for another week. we are in selloff mode. with to expect in the final hour of trading. we'll try to guide you through it. we'll be right back. ♪ announcer: fidelity is redefining value with zero account fees for brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an account. at fidelity those zeros really add up. ♪ maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. but how do i know if i'm i'm getting a good deal? i tell truecar my zip and which car i want and truecar shows the range of prices people in my area actually paid for the same car so i know if i'm getting a great price. this is how car buying was always me

ben carson joins me now. good to have you in new york.he expressed to you in his heart that you'd like him to say to the people that they better understand his feelings about baltimore. >> he feels that the people particularly in inner cities have been promised everything over decades and still they remain in the same situation. and he wants to do something about it. we actually have some good plans to do something about it and have already set in motion a lot of different things. >> martha: like, can you give us an example? >> we revamped section three. section three says you get hud money you have to train or give contracts to the low impact people. it's been on the books for a long time but it's hardly been used because it's cumbersome. if you make more money, you have to report it. go up. if you get married, you lose everything. removing those things or people can actually climb the economic ladder. >> martha: you heard elijah cummings going after the president calling him a white supremacist. you heard the candidates basically say th

ben carson to correct him. seth: yeah. >> and carson wouldn't do it >> seth: yeah. there are some good things happening. >> what? [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm going to tell you -- [ applause ] you're to thank for it we talked about it before. and i always like to check in with, really, the -- we like to call her the successful tapper your daughter, alice tapper. seth: she wrote an op-ed in became a book. a book about era yeah >> seth: what's the update on the book >> last we heard, she's going to have a publisher publish it in china. and translated into che, azing i have written four books. none of them have been translated [ applause ] >> seth: none of them have been translated at all? >> none translated i don't even think they're translated into british. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, give her our best thank you so much for being here >> pleasure. >> seth: it's always great jake tapper. [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with mj rodriguez thank you. [ cheers and applause ♪ (vo) the hamsters, run hopelessly i

carson joins the table with some highlights of the mtv . >>> we are back now, carson joins the tableour mtv. >> my old stomping grounds. >> that's right. the memories, the vmas known for creating iconic moments involving music's biggest stars. they are indeed outrageous, trendy, fun, and certainly ground breaking and last night was no exception ♪ you need to calm down >> last night taylor swift kicked off the vmas with a bang. making a bold performanstatemene performance of her hit, "you need to come down" and calling out the trump administrations for not acknowledging her equality act petition for lgbtq rights. >> it now has half a million signatures, which is five times the amount that it would need to warrant a response from the white house. the diversity theme continued. ♪ >> honoring latin artists with multiple performances in spanish, including best latin video winner rosalea ♪ >> reporter: one of the year's breakout stars lizzo delivering an empowering performance. while chart topper "old town road" combineed countd country for the first time ever, and the always entertaining

and mr carson again the police saying that this is best practice and some scenarios the actions that they took what do you make of that i mean what scenarios would those be well as i said earlier it's all computer management. it's not it's. it's it's really designed it's one thing. and it's not knowing that it was really good is that you will see your command. and that it literally in terms of its weight. anyone with a slightly reduced. or historical amnesia. is a national used them through mr carson we thank you very much for your time on the side i apologize we don't have a very good connection but we do thank you for your time clayborne carson live in stanford california thank you. now survivors from the mass shooting and el paso texas is speaking out about their experiences as president donald trump prepares to visit the city there are mixed feelings about his trip the congresswoman representing the district has refused and potations to meet the president should be attending a protest instead rob reynolds reports. in el paso each day brings new stories of courage under fire eduar

but i think that him and ben carson should be coming out and talking about this, what do we do about the issues, if the democrats don't have the solution, what is the solution. >> since you mentioned ben carson, kathy, president trump might go to baltimore, he didn't, sent ben carson was world-renown baltimore surgeon who said we want to work with local leaders, he also mentioned cummings and runs housing urban development department. >> right. >> the media ought to ask not just white house or members of congress, what are you going to do that. >> what a missed opportunity because i interviewed the former secretary of hud martÍnez. >> bush administration. >> he had the wonderful points and policy and what they were going to do and wonderful things, that wasn't my topic, always ideas, and we just don't see that much anymore and we need that and some in the united states, mississippi, red states that are suffering right now with red governors, let's talk policies, let's clear up america, we have so many issues and so many poor cities across the entire united states, the secretary of hu

reno, carson city, topaz lake. that is being pushed off more toward the east due to a west southwest flow. that will do it and there's no doubt about it a delta breeze. 50's on the water temperatures. bodega bay. that the cold. san francisco 57. what's the temperature in downtown 57. see how that works in berkeley 57 as well. mill valley 51. more 60's down toward santa clara. east bay temperatures. truckee at 45. the monsoon moisture which was all over las vegas, continues its trek toward the east. more so now that high is moving and the low is beginning to make its move inland. that push itself out of the way. look for temperatures to be on the cooler side here. below average for this time of year. it's a cooler pattern and will take news to saturday. low clouds, sunny and breezy and watch here to the north. just -- may fine tune this more on saturday morning. right there. maybe a little splash and dash early, early saturday. santa rosa, 60's, 70's to mainly low 80's and not much change into saturday, sunny and br

>> did guy drinking with johnny carson? >> stephen: yeah.know was the host of ""the tonight show," 32 years, and he used to have a well-known poker game at his house i was sometimes invited to. >> stephen: drive up to san diego. >> sackedo past carlsbad to his house in encino. >> stephen: sure. and i would be invited, and they liked to drink, they liked to drink there. you name it. you never know who you would sit next to. burt reynolds, joey bishop, marty feld been. pete barboodi and brother derk. >> stephen: would you like a drink? >> i would love one. ( cheers and applause ) drinking wasn't illegal back in those days. in fact, i remember one night it was just johnny and i and debbie reynolds, america's sweetheart, and it was about 4:00 in the morning -- and i'm trailing off now because i realize i can't tell that story. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it's an honor to f >>tephen: we have to take a commercial break, you know, from the business. >> i don't know. i don't know if i can stick around. go ahead, go to commercial, and if i can stick aro

. >> stephen: we have a clip here with johnny carson.to know about this? >> no, no, let's watch it. >> stephen: jim, let's watch it. >> john delorean, i've got johnny carson on the phone. ( audience reacts ) >> hey, johnny! delorean, you sold me a piece of ( bleep ). >> good joke, johnny, how's it taking those corners? >> damn it, i'm serious, it broke down five minutes from the showroom. >> you got a first model and there's bound to be teething problems so we'll send a new car out to you first thing. >> already did that and it broke down again you ( bleep ) fraud ( bleep )! >> that's why he's the number one talk show host in america, right? ( laughter ) >> stephen: and then the cocaine. >> yeah. well, the car was, like i said, manufactured in fel bell fast, d the belfast workers don't have a tradition of manufacturing cars. the last thing of note they made was the titanic. >> stephen: two points make a line. ( piano riff ) lee, nice to see you. thanks for being here. "driven" is in theaters and available on demand tomorrow. lee pace, ev

my name is johnny carson i work. so for. the 1st. time in the powerhouse with an international cosmopolitan school they wanted a completely new world of design they were breaking with the generation of their parents and i'm going to they wanted to throw out useless they wanted new life styles they wanted to be different. this year at bal house one of the world's most influential art and design schools turns a 100 and the 710 or 8 is being celebrated in big style. but how much do we really know about this famous movement and how much is made we went to find out. design classics which are simple and functional designed by a small art school which revolutionized the industry 100 years ago powerhouse dispensed of unnecessary for us with its radical vision faltered copius wanted to rethink architecture in the arts with artists such as best we can do. today at leo and on finding out he founded the state house in weimar in 1919. there arts college soon became an avant garde. in their workshops they experimented with materials and form creat

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pomeranz: it's a great pleasure today to welcome back austin carson. he also has the distinction of being a title viii scholar. and he has just written a new book, "secret wars: covert

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ben carson, dr. carson, that's our american family. how do we end this?ll, we were in the oval office today just talking about this very thing, that many cities, baltimore just passed a 200 mark in homicide this yearmo and it's only august the sixth. what we are going to have to do is workt together. that's really the key, rather than making everything into a political issue. the fact that people are trying to point fingers at someone and say you did it when it's actually the finger of a madman who pulled the trigger that's causing the problem, first, we have to deal with reality and until we start to do that, we are not going to make any real eaprogress. >> sean: let me ask you something. these cities have been run by liberals, they claim they have the most compassion for minorities. well, the best job numbers ever of minorities are under donald trump. here's my question, can we adopt a city?. we will start with baltimore, bulldoze that place, get rid of the rats and rebuild it, and help the people and maybe partner with bernie marcus and get materials a

so carson in 1863 and 1864 sent in troops to round up the navajo. he pursued scorched earth tech ticks destroying what could be -- tech ticks destroying what could be consumed so they would be starved into submission, something he says very clearly in his own words. indeed, they surrendered. nearly 8000 and the best we can tell, the numbers very. 8000 died-- dine were forced to march in an event they called the long walk. on the long walk of course, navajos died from exposure, diseases, and other things. you are to have read this letter and i'm sure you all read it and i was told earlier, you learned cursive writing so that's unfortunate for us that once you become history majors into historical research, it's looking at, like i tell my kid, old stuff. i like looking at old stuff that. once you get the hang of it, once you understand someone's writing you can really understand. i actually think this is really clear compared to a lot of the other stuff that i read. i ask you to read this and give you your general russian of the attitude of the genera

scott carson one of the most bizarre deals of the window.place for all your transfer updates throughout the day. when we know, you'll know. that's all the sport for now. un scientists have warned that drastic changes are needed in global land use, agriculture and human diets, to limit global warming. the intergovernmental panel on climate change says unsustainable farming and deforestation is having an increasingly negative effect on the environment, and one solution is for people in rich countries to eat less intensively—farmed meat. our science editor david shukman went to a world leading plant research centre in the netherlands to get their reaction. cutting back on meat is a good idea for adults who are healthy. it is not necessarily a good idea to completely cut it out. there are groups that need meat — pregnant women, children, the elderly — but most people in western countries just eat too much meat. on the other hand, you have large groups of the population in africa and asia who do not eat enough meat, so we will need to find a new

my name is dr carson the i talk to medical experts. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. state use and let's all try to stay in good shape. d.w. . with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all speak up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom for global news that matters. made for minds. this is africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the cameroonians on the move people in the english speaking region are leaving their homes in the thousands often safer says rebels threaten the lock down. and we'll introduce you to men's involvement as south african taxi driver who's become an opera singing sensation.

. >>> and we're back now as carson joins us morning, carson. are a star attraction at washington's national zoo but could the trade war with china threaten their future here in the u.s.? nbc's andrea mitchell has very latest. >> they're kind of big and it's kind of awesome. >> reporter: from the wildly popular panda cam capturing their first moments, doctor checkups, bamboo snacks and those adorable tumbles, visitors here can't get enough. but the vulnerable species are only on loan from china to zoos around the world with tensions rising between the u.s. and beijing over trade and tariffs, could these oversized cuddly creatures get caught in the cross fire. >> the giant pandas are the most beloved and most visited animals. >> reporter: the undisputed panda star at washington's national zoo is bei bei, a 4-year-old cub who celebrated his birthday last week he's set to be returned to china in the next few months his mom and dad are in the u.s. on a 20 year lease, but that deal is up next year. >> we're confident we'll have a new agreement when t

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the hud secretary ben carson a noted neurosurgeon now member of the cabinet. >> right. >> wrote in his book by the time i went in the niejt grade mother made such strides she received nothing except food stamps they couldn't have provided for the house without that subsidy. you know him. he went from sfood stamps to be a neurosurgeon member of the united states cabinet. under your rules an immigrant who whosed child could be a ben carson would not be allowed to come into the united states in the first place. >> well, of course -- of course you're talking about people who were american citizens who are were getting the before of welfare benefits american citizens provided. and people coming to the country have always been expected to be able to support themselves. that is overwhelmingly continued to be supported by the american people and that's what this rule does. and that's all it does. is it true that some people who do not -- who are not in a position in the future to support themselves. >> someone like an immigrant you are ac flojing that someone who is an immigrant in that situat

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whereas city who won the league last season aside from scott carson who might be their third choice goalkeeper in particular will strengthen them even further this season. strengthen them even further this season. they will strip in the squad. i'm not guaranteed they will start but they certainly will be playing games. and i think pep guardiola is looking at and look at city and the proposal to have somebody who will be a guarantee starter is going to cost hundreds of millions. they do not have that available. i think what they have to decide his motor to the squad and think back to lasher, that if they had was when fernandinho was entered and they cannot replace him. the strength in the middle area will certainly help in that department there is no doubt that city have fantastic teams and a fantastic league again. seems weird talking about these signings these big clubs have made and then look at the plight of bury who we heard about earlier and bolton wanderers. the sides will have a long hard seasons ahead of them. used to manage at bolton. down 12 points. wonder what your thoughts are. my

. >> you had carson last night, he was great. lou: he is a great american, a great guy. >> amazing.norities in this country under this president, president trump, famously said, what have you got to lose, outcomes this poll, turn to this. in their is zogby poll on president's approval with minorities, headline numbers, hispanic, 49% approval rating, african-americans 28%. lynn, those are numbers that make you move i would think if you are in trump campaign from what have you got to lose to how much more do you want to win. >> you know, people would not believe those numbers unless they saw them with their own eyes, we're doing better under this administration. period. you know unemployment for both demographics is at an all-time low last year this administration gave 120 million more to black-owned businesses, black-owned businesses are at an all-time high, and waived over 300 million in federal loans to hist belie blachistorically blad universities last year could we're visiting over a hundred -- investing over a hundred billion dollars, into over 9,000 low income communities acros

carson daly. >> well, nothing says 15th anniversary than carson daly. >> nice to see you. >> nice topleasure to see you. >> such a pleasure thank you so much. i've loved you since trl >> i'm blushing. thank you. >> get in there, carson. >> happy anniversary. >> thank you going to see billie joel >> if you get out to la, i'll give you my seat to "the voice." >> love to. >> happy anniversary. >> get your information, and you can hang with blake and i backstage. >> that'd be great >> nice to meet you. >> you, too. >> it is a great 15th, isn't it? >> congratulations >> that was nice, carson. >> my pleasure. >> making dreams come true out here on the plaza. >>> well, that was great also ahead, the trick to expand your wardrobe without needing extra closet space we'll explore the clothing rental trend that has customers signing up in droves. >> this has become all the rage. >> yes. >>> then a wellness expert who has had to overcome a lot is here to teach us about the power of green she has good, creative ways. if you have kids, you need to find creative ways to sneak more veggies into thei

he's hosted "the tonight show" practically as long as johnny carson and now he has his very own show,ere is a good idea gone awry. a fun-filled surprise turning into an incredible screw-up. >> david letterman originally had a one-hour daytime show, and nbc, after like 13 weeks, decided to cancel it. >> today is our last show on the air. monday, las vegas -- [ booing ] have these people been frisked? >> it was a dismal failure in terms of the ratings, but not in terms of introducing us to letterman. >> david, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you very much for having me, i appreciate it. >> in spite of all this nonsense that goes around in the background, stay with it, don't give up. stay with us here in new york. >> dave is back in new york. you're going to host a late-night television program that premieres monday night. what are critics likely to say tuesday morning? >> i don't much care because i found a way to deal with that, pills and whiskey. >> david, you're on. >> oh, i'm on? i'm sorry. >> proceed. >> i'm enjoying listening to you snort. >> they gave him "the late

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