chow and thank you for catching that. i think that has two reverse numbers and intended to be 9769 and we will clean that up. and right, that was all that i wanted to comment on so that we can have an odd rate going through. >> thank you, thank you for that catch. >> thank you. otherwise, i saw your explanations to commission grange and she may have some questions but i'm fine, thank you. now. >> thank you. >> i just wanted to thank you for the extensive answers to the questions, they were clarifying and i congratulate you with the things that were troublesome to the public and very much appreciated the work, yes. thank you, commissioner and i'm sorry that i got the ann answero you last minute. >> perfect, thank you. i would like to move to approve if we're at that point. >> one second. do i have a second? >> second. >> i will do a role call? actually, i'm noting to amendment needs to be made for the correction commissioner chow has made and we'll make sure that is taken care of. role call, commissioner chow while you're

. >> president bernal: commissioner chow. >> commissioner chow: yes, i just wanted to make a comment to commend the department and dr. colfax on the h.i.v. report. and i understand that we're going to hear it in our next meeting, but i didn't think that we should let that go without commending the work that's been done there. it's tremendous. and even though we haven't quite gotten to zero, at least for some of us who have been around for a while, this continues to be an amazing trend. and in the face of it getting harder as we get smaller and smaller numbers. so, again, kudos to the department and we really look forward to seeing the report next meeting. thank you. >> president bernal: commissioners, any other questions or comments? i just have two quickly. director colfax, first of all, i wanted to second what commissioner chow had said about the h.i.v. report, it's a very promising development as we continue to see decreases year-over-year. and it's a testament to the excellent work that the commission and the department has been doing on an ongoing basis. seeing dr. buckbinder, s

chow and thank you for catching that. think that has two reverse numbers and intended to be 9769 and we will clean that up. and right, that was all that i wanted to comment on so that we can have an odd rate going through. >> thank you, thank you for that catch. >> thank you. otherwise, i saw your explanations to commission grange and she may have some questions but i'm fine, thank you. now. >> thank you. >> i just wanted to thank you for the extensive answers to the questions, they were clarifying and i congratulate you with the things that were troublesome to the public and very much appreciated the work, yes. thank you, commissioner and i'm sorry that i got the ann answero you last minute. >> perfect, thank you. i would like to move to approve if we're at that point. >> one second. do i have a second? >> second. >> i will do a role call? actually, i'm noting to amendment needs to be made for the correction commissioner chow has made and we'll make sure that is taken care of. role call, commissioner chow while you're on

. >> president bernal: commissioner chow. >> commissioner chow: yes, i just wanted to make a comment to commend the department and dr. colfax on the h.i.v. report. and i understand that we're going to hear it in our next meeting, but i didn't think that we should let that go without commending the work that's been done there. it's tremendous. and even though we haven't quite gotten to zero, at least for some of us who have been around for a while, this continues to be an amazing trend. and in the face of it getting harder as we get smaller and smaller numbers. so, again, kudos to the department and we really look forward to seeing the report next meeting. thank you. >> president bernal: commissioners, any other questions or comments? i just have two quickly. director colfax, first of all, i wanted to second what commissioner chow had said about the h.i.v. report, it's a very promising development as we continue to see decreases year-over-year. and it's a testament to the excellent work that the commission and the department has been doing on an ongoing basis. seeing dr. buckbinder, s

. >> president bernal: commissioner chow. >> commissioner chow: yes, i just wanted to make a commentdepartment and dr. colfax on the h.i.v. report. and i understand that we're going to hear it in our next meeting, but i didn't think that we should let that go without commending the work that's been done there. it's tremendous. and even though we haven't quite gotten to zero, at least for some of us who have been around for a while, this continues to be an amazing trend. and in the face of it getting harder as we get smaller and smaller numbers. so, again, kudos to the department and we really look forward to seeing the report next meeting. thank you. >> president bernal: commissioners, any other questions or comments? i just have two quickly. director colfax, first of all, i wanted to second what commissioner chow had said about the h.i.v. report, it's a very promising development as we continue to see decreases year-over-year. and it's a testament to the excellent work that the commission and the department has been doing on an ongoing basis. seeing dr. buckbinder, susan buchbinder

. >> president bernal: commissioner chow. >> commissioner chow: yes, i just wanted to make a commento commend the department and dr. colfax on the h.i.v. report. and i understand that we're going to hear it in our next meeting, but i didn't think that we should let that go without commending the work that's been done there. it's tremendous. and even though we haven't quite gotten to zero, at least for some of us who have been around for a while, this continues to be an amazing trend. and in the face of it getting harder as we get smaller and smaller numbers. so, again, kudos to the department and we really look forward to seeing the report next meeting. thank you. >> president bernal: commissioners, any other questions or comments? i just have two quickly. director colfax, first of all, i wanted to second what commissioner chow had said about the h.i.v. report, it's a very promising development as we continue to see decreases year-over-year. and it's a testament to the excellent work that the commission and the department has been doing on an ongoing basis. seeing dr. buckbinder, sus

sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for those than writing advice as knowledge i was in need chow from bozeman back home blood bones by then to team and social norms and inform them of our deadbeats and writes my name is the about of the hook and i work at the gym. this is to believe news live from birds in battleground bella groups for mass protesters and the government demonstrators step up the pressure on hotline and later alexander lukashenko hundreds arrested and dragged away by security forces in the capital minsk but the pro-democracy activists believe their numbers make them an unstoppable force. a new tent city opens to house migrants displaced by files on the greek island of lesbos but most 2nd decisions on bearable conveyed rather leave all to give up.

trusting a chow there again lowering the temperature, moving forward.wa and that is for four brave senate republicans to commit to rejecting any nominee until the next president is installed. that was justice ginsburg's dying wish and may be descendents only last hope. i yield the floor. >> mr. president, many here with incredibly heavy heart. justice ruth bader ginsburg, a tireless legendary champion of equality who is shaped our society for the better. paso and friday.

trusting a chow there again lowering the temperature, moving forward.wa and that is for four brave senate republicans to commit to rejecting any nominee until the next president is installed. that was justice ginsburg's dying wish and may be descendents only last hope. i yield the floor. >> mr. president, many here with incredibly heavy heart. justice ruth bader ginsburg, a tireless legendary champion of equality who is shaped our society for the better. paso and friday. the jewish faith a person who passes away during the high holidays, is a person of great righteousness. no truer words could be spoken of justice ginsburg. staying at just over 5 feet tall she is a giant among us. a moral beacons whose life and legacy have inspired millions of americans to do their part and more perfect and just union. we are awe indebted to hartford working born daughter working class daughter, young girl the second woman to serve on the supreme court. she knew f from early on she had a fight her place in the world. and what a fighter she was. when she entered harvard law school in 1956, just one of nine

commissioner chow, it looks like your hand is up. go ahead. >> thank you. this is in reference to the air quality issue, and it is appropriate that the health department has put out advisories, and even on your website had marked out, if you go into the covid website right away, there's the whole issue of the air quality. however, i'm just wondering if we could make it easier for people because this air quality issue may certainly surface again over the next several weeks, if not months, that rather than having -- it would appear that -- in the first page, it references going to sf72.org, but it doesn't work. it doesn't get you there. you have to hit the air quality reference in order to get to the air quality. but i'm wondering if we could actually show that more easily so you don't have to go point too many places to find out that that air quality for that day is such so that people would be able to understand that. but i'm not sure what the technical issues are, but certainly know that sf72.org, i've tried it on two or three different computers, and it d

tomorrow on midday live, spoke with rosalyn chow. we asked how it was to make the movie. >> there's one scene at the end. i will not tell you what is happening. mulan's little sister and i did not realize we were on camera ra. and it was a huge scene with horses and zana and i were, you know, kind of teasing her from behind her. and it, later on somebody came up and said, you were on camera the whole time. >> disney plus subscribers can rent mulan for $30 so you're a small bor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> good evening, the nba playoffs are in full swing, the basketball world's attention was outside the bubble for a moment after a surprise hire took the nba b

tomorrow on midday live, spoke with rosalyn chow.d how it was to make the movie. >> there's one scene at the end. i will not tell you what is happening. mulan's little sister and i did not realize we were on camera ra. and it was a huge scene with horses and zana and i were, you know, kind of teasing her from behind her. and it, later on somebody came up and said, you were on camera the whole time. >> disney plus subscribers can rent mulan for $30 >>> good evening, the nba playoffs are in full swing, the basketball world's attention was outside the bubble for a moment after a surprise hire took the nba by storms. the nets hiring steve nash to a four-year contract. he is now the head coach of the team. nash has no official coaching experience, but has served as a consultant with the warriors, where he was seen working with kevin durant. it was fun watching him do the innovative drills. it's clear that he has coaching tricking up his sleeve. >> amazing finish, the raptors down 0-2 to boston in game three game three, dishes it for the j

and it's good to be get out the open chat about and hopefully thing will stop to change because chow. should be achievement that's why i feeling it is generating the debate should wanant excellent. catalina thank you kathleen we do watch prime business. thank you both and thank you for what you do stay with more complex repairs. 09/17/20 09/17/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amamy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> there actually hasn't been such a significant attack on the freedom of the press and the first amendment, just the , since of our republic mymy case in 1971. amy: pentagon papers whistleblower daniel ellsberg testifies at the extradition hearing of wikileaks founder julian assange, urging britain not to send him to the united states.

communities from the black community saying well why don't you adopt a black check out there so many black chow that need but you need care and then we get it from the asians i will why don't you leave this white baby and in a white family you know so it's been in wow. what's it like being raised outside of your culture what's been the impact on your life. well it's a lot of impact when i proved that question wrong side of your culture i'm assuming what your culture what is your culture like i just loaded that question with the right assumption. that's ok yeah i'm a black woman proudly and i was raised completely outside of my culture and i think to add on what tio is saying bet what she means when she says other way around is step for a white parent cell for my parents for example they i was always met with people running up to them saying what a great thing you've done how wonderful that you've adopted this child and i can understand from p.s. perspective she gets the complete opposite but it was my child it was lovely my parents are fantastic but i was raised in racial homogeny and so that r

secretary chow, representing the department of transportation, two members of congress, our township,ounty, state, and federal officials, and to the many flight 93 memorial ambassadors here this morning, welcome. to so many who are unable to be with us this morning, and who are watching this ceremony are mostly from around this nation and from around the world, welcome. please know you are all with us in spirit. and to the families of flight 93, those here this morning, and those unable to attend, we honor your loved one's sacrifice and we will be eternally grateful. it is truly powerful that we can come together on this day as a nation, pause, and take the time to honor those we lost on the morning of september 11. here at flight 93, at the pentagon, and in new york. i would invite you all to please stand for the pledge of allegiance. please remain standing following the pledge for a moment of reflection led by stephen mcewan, who served as the chaplain for the fbi pittsburgh division on september 11 and continues to serve in this role today. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the

>> commissioner chow. >> okay. thank you. >> yes, thank you. i think all the comments made today have been very helpful, and i know staff and dr. aragon particularly has also emphasized the fact that they're aware that increasingly there's a need for improvement in the communications. everyone's been very busy putting this out, but the logic doesn't come out as clearly, as commissioner guillermo said. it gives thoughts and pause to people, and given the fact that we're now moving towards opening things, and it would appear that even if we were talking about some of the indoor personal services, it would appear that that is really moving -- we can understand for making sure that the first block doesn't create another problem before moving into the next block because that's sort of a lesson that we learned earlier this year. i wanted to just change the topic just for a moment in terms of also they're looking at -- and another aspect of our pandemic, and that is to be sure that we're heard a report and have seen the reports on, of course, the lati

she started her business small, like you do eating dog chow on tik tok. she charges people watch her stamper around the house, play tug-of-war, legible. [laughter] greg: jenna says she used to work as an audition but quit when she learned she could earn a far more by barking like a dog. my friend mark puts videos on his subscription site. he doesn't make ten grand though. greg: mark six. i am confused, emily. is this empowering or exploitive? or is it exploitive, pretending to be empowering or is awesome she's making a living and not living of somebody else? is this a beautiful story? i'm convincing myself it's a beautiful story. emily: it probably depends if you pull one of her $10000 a month subscribers. i will say when i first saw this, at first, i was jealous as i always am and regretted being a fraternity when i see people half my age running million dollars a year for doing nothing but when i saw this video, i was like you can't pay me enough to do that. absolutely not. i don't care how much she's making and the best part to me, when you dive into t

commissioner chow. >> yes, thank you. and i want to thank everybody for their wonderful presentations. i'm looking at the future chart and i'm trying to understand because you've already developed an entire system that seems to be working so well and does it mean that whole person incompetent greateintegrated cae people. how much better can you get and what does the full person emigrated care have to what you are already doing with the 200 -- 238 or some odd people. are we meaning to add more people or additional services or just trying to understand our next steps that you are talking about. >> so i'll address that. so, whole person integrated care is a constellation of clinical programs and you'll of which serve primarily serve people experiencing homelessness so these are programs interested in the health department and in different areas and until we hold them together, and started to integrate the program they did not all work in a coordinated way with each other. by having one organizational structure a director to

commissioner chow, it looks like your hand is up. go ahead. >> thank you. this is in reference to the air quality issue, and it is appropriate that the health department has put out advisories, and even on your website had marked out, if you go into the covid website right away, there's the whole issue of the air quality. however, i'm just wondering if we could make it easier for people because this air quality issue may certainly surface again over the next several weeks, if not months, that rather than having -- it would appear that -- in the first page, it references going to sf72.org, but it doesn't work. it doesn't get you there. you have to hit the air quality reference in order to get to the air quality. but i'm wondering if we could actually show that more easily so you don't have to go point too many places to find out that that air quality for that day is such so that people would be able to understand that. but i'm not sure what the technical issues are, but certainly know that sf72.org, i've tried it on two or three different computers, and it d

a look at ktvu toward the oakland else chow air chew ari. on to the red flag warning where it is for the north bay hills until tomorrow morning. it expires around 8:00 a.m. so we're already seeing very dry conditions. we're seeing a lot of wind in the hills. notice santa rosa. then focus on fairfield. the winds are gusting to 33. through the delta and the hills we're seeing it. middle peak and the northeast wind is a dry one. the wind is 13%. we're seeing anywhere from 10% to 11%, so critically dry warmer weather in place over our hills for today. we've got some cloud cover mixed in with the haze and smoke. that's helping to keep the temperatures down. take a look at concord, live more and fairfield. we typically track fog, sometimes inside the bay, sometimes the valley locations. right now it's centered in the east bay. that's where we're having big issues with air quality. moderate for most. then you go to the inner east bay tend is unhealthy. go farther into the sacramento valley. those shades of red, even purple indicating hazardous for

she started her business small, like you do eating dog chow on tik tok. people watch her stamper around the house, play tug-of-war, legible. [laughter] greg: jenna says she used to work as an audition but quit when she learned she could earn a far more by barking like a dog. my friend mark puts videos on his subscription site. he doesn't make ten grand though. greg: mark six. i am confused, emily. is this empowering or exploitive? or is it exploitive, pretending to be empowering or is awesome she's making a living and not living of somebody else? is this a beautiful story? i'm convincing myself it's a beautiful story. emily: it probably depends if you pull one of her $10000 a month subscribers. i will say when i first saw this, at first, i was jealous as i always am and regretted being a fraternity when i see people half my age running million dollars a year for doing nothing but when i saw this video, i was like you can't pay me enough to do that. absolutely not. i don't care how much she's making and the best part to me, when you dive into the descripti

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>> commissioner chow. >> okay. thank you. >> yes, thank you. i think all the comments made today have been very helpful, and i know staff and dr. aragon particularly has also emphasized the fact that they're aware that increasingly there's a need for improvement in the communications. everyone's been very busy putting this out, but the logic doesn't come out as clearly, as commissioner guillermo said. it gives thoughts and pause to people, and given the fact that we're now moving towards opening things, and it would appear that even if we were talking about some of the indoor personal services, it would appear that that is really moving -- we can understand for making sure that the first block doesn't create another problem before moving into the next block because that's sort of a lesson that we learned earlier this year. i wanted to just change the topic just for a moment in terms of also they're looking at -- and another aspect of our pandemic, and that is to be sure that we're heard a report and have seen the reports on, of course, the lati

so we spoke with rosalyn chow who plays "mulan's" mother. >> there was one shot at the very end, andyou what is who plays "mulan's" little sister and i didn't realize that we were on camera. and it was a huge scene with horses and, you know, and zana and i were, you know, kind of teasing from behind her and later on somebody said you were on camera the whole time. >> so disney plus subscribe hes can rent "mulan" for $30. and coming up, you will hear from "mulan's" director. >>> and we're tracking the air quality and also the dangerous heat. today and tomorrow, we're still in the pattern where the air quality will fluctuate between moderate and poor. we've been in this trend for about almost three weeks now. tomorrow the dangerous heat wave begins. we have heat advisories around the shoreline and then the pink is the majority of the bay area for the high risk of heat illnesses. >>> coming up new, a new poll shows how the american people feel about president trump's rhetoric on the unrest in parts of the country. >>> several marin county schools have waivers so that means face-to-face

cat chow is pretty similar i think. ok, but blue's more expensive. i did the math.itching to blue bubbles! >>> we're back now. 7: >>> we're back now 7:41 with our special series "vote watch. this morning another aspect of our lives impacted by this pandemic as we head into election day >> you know those people who greet you when you go to vote, check your id, work the machines, give you that sticker when you leave those, of course, are poll workers. and they could be in short supply come november 3rd blayne alexander has more on why and what's being done about it blayne, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, guys. good morning to you.i'standing farm arena this is the home of the atlantic -- atlanta hawks. this will be covered with voting machines to transform this into the largest early votingyear, b crucial there are enough to work the polls on election location of course millions of people are expected to cast their ballot by mail this year, but it is still crucial there are enough to work the polls on election day. a number of states are facing a disturbing sho

because there is a big difference between people walking moving along and people sitting down teak to chowwould like to see governors enforce mask wearing, period. i can do that on federal property. i can do that as president. the cdc is standing up and saying, mr. president, wearing this mask is going to save more lives than the vaccine between now and the end of the year. >> shannon: they talked about fracking, minimum wage, all kinds of things. let's look at the event in pennsylvania. 47 days out, the democratic strategist and a senior advisor, thank you both for being with us. >> thank you for having us. you and i want to play a little bit of the questions that the president, and his town hall a couple nights ago. >> do you believe it's the president's responsibility to protect america, why would you downplay a pandemic question mexico why did you throw vulnerable people like me under the bus? you coined the phase, make america great gun, when has america been great for african-americans? >> showed a pre-existing conditions which obamacare brought into -- brought to fruition be removed

>> commissioner chow. >> okay. thank you. >> yes, thank you. i think all the comments made today have been very helpful, and i know staff and dr. aragon particularly has also emphasized the fact that they're aware that increasingly there's a need for improvement in the communications. everyone's been very busy putting this out, but the logic doesn't come out as clearly, as commissioner guillermo said. it gives thoughts and pause to people, and given the fact that we're now moving towards opening things, and it would appear that even if we were talking about some of the indoor personal services, it would appear that that is really moving -- we can understand for making sure that the first block doesn't create another problem before moving into the next block because that's sort of a lesson that we learned earlier this year. i wanted to just change the topic just for a moment in terms of also they're looking at -- and another aspect of our pandemic, and that is to be sure that we're heard a report and have seen the reports on, of course, the lati

. >> i was walking through the chow hall in prison, and somebody said, hey, tom, i saw you on the newswhat for? they gave you a new trial. i said, what? >> news of a new trial didn't change the minds of dar's family. they remained convinced not only did tom kill dar, he did so on the day of his son's tenth birthday celebration. you think tom's cold-blooded enough to do something like that to his kid? >> yes. >> yes. >> i think there's evil in him. >> prosecutor terri norris agreed. who killed dar foley? >> tom foley. there is nobody else. >> a year and a half after tom foley's conviction, both sides filed back into the courthouse to once again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is again in session. >> as before, the state opened its case with the crime scene analysts. >> what is it that you found in the basement? >> on the yellow dunham's bag located inside the bag was three shotgun shells. these are phone records -- >> norris also showed the jury the foleys' home phone records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no phone calls that either came in or left. >> your wi

yeah, and that she came back after a traffic stop to find this little guy chowing down on some of her paperwork and if that wasn't bad enough when she tried to pull it out e had butter. she's okay. he just laughed it off. but now she can honestly say the goat 8 her report. have to give a little extra time to get that file. all right we'll wrap up with a quick look at your seven-day for found of a forecast. and again as john has been telling us we are due for a little bit of relief and looks like we're going to get it. today we're expecting triple digit heat once again, but as we continue on through the rest of the week ahead temperatures gradually come down in fact you can see by early next week our inland valleys are back down into the mid 80's that will be something. good to enjoy it's been pretty tough to get through these last handful of days but we're getting there for getting back. >>that's it for us here on the kron 00:04am morning news again we'll see you back here tomorrow in the meantime have a great day and space. - today, on "dr. phil"... parents at war. - margaret started

hey, word of warning, don't chow down a bunch of garlicky foods before they wrap your mouth closed forty lightly wrapped for a mummy. >> yeah. you know, i usually have more, but gotta conserve the tp because of the 'demic. going to reroll it when we're done with this >> seth: so what was it -- what was it like to be woken up after 2,500 years? >> okay, so like, you know that thing where you fall asleep on the couch in the afternoon, and then you wake up and it's dark out, and you're like, "ah, what the hell what day is it?" >> seth: yeah, sure. >> okay, so it's kind of like that but with an archaeologist shining a flashlight in your face and screaming you can't hit snooze on that, seth >> seth: yeah, it does sound rough. now look, i don't know a lot about ancient egypt, but i do remember reading that sometimes or other people of means would have the servants buried with them when they died. so i guess my question is, were you a pharaoh or a servant >> okay, well -- do you remember who clean up their own camel [ bleep ]? because that was def my job. >> seth: okay, so it sounds like you

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morgan asset management global strategist marcelo chow. give us an idea where we are with the rally. it is looking toppy at the moment, but i have been saying that for a while. >> good morning and thank you for having me back here. index has record high been phenomenal so far. i think this reflects and factors expectations for 2021 andto recovery in 2022. as you mentioned, the recovery so far has been quite uneven. the technology sector is responsible for a significant share of the rebound. it seemed like there has been some good news value rally.d some however we see that, if real yield continues to be so low given global central banks are going to keep interest rates relatively low, we see that growth might still continue to lead rally in the near term. because u.s. and -- equity indexes are weighted in technology, there might be a way to go for u.s. equities. if we look at the market breadth, it has been narrow. in some cases we have seen a favor ofnate 2-1 in losers with the market going up. when you look at china, it is evenly spread.

more into southwest england may be south wales in northwest england, can't rule out an odd, isolated chowep for many of us, dry, sunny settled conditions, light winds and plenty of work to go with it. temperatures again quite widely mid to high 20s was that we might see 30 degrees perhaps near east anglia through tuesday afternoon for stopped things changing again as we go through the middle part of the week. it stays largely dried there is no significant rain in the forecast but it will turn noticeably cooler. that is because high pressure will stay with us. but it's going to be centred across the north of scotland and as the winds swing around in a clockwise direction that means more ofa clockwise direction that means more of a northern northeasterly overly the next couple days. and that means a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather in scotland, northern ireland, northern england and in particular, along those north sea facing coast. that could drag in a few isolated showers and maybe even some mist and fog. temperatures 13 to 17 degrees here and further south we might see th

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we could catch the chow today across north—west holland and northern ireland, that is really going bego further east, clear and cooler, than the west. tomorrow, the band of rain continues its journey moving from the west to the east, heavy rain in it. on the other side of it for northern ireland, western scotla nd of it for northern ireland, western scotland and wales in the south—west, they will see sunshine and showers. winds are still a feature in the irish sea but through the day strongest winds transferring into the english channel. temperatures in the mid—to—high teens. dan and louise, i have an umbrella ready but i didn't want to put it up and swell the view for you. where has that doggone from an hour ago? she has done a bunk. i will find her again. -- where has that dog gone? it is all about the trees. i have got some at the ready. bribery! it's 25 years today since the sony playstation launched in europe. teenagers across the nation fell in love with it, making it britain's best—selling games console. but some parents and children's charities think it's played too big a part

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