coleman's resolution has had virtually no opposition, partially because it won't touch the issues thathe past. which raises the question: how much of a difference will it actually make? >> some people have said, well, what does this really do? your state constitution setsp your value system. and that 1901 constitution didn't see me as equal. and so i think it's really important for us to use that symbol as a catapult to not only change the wording, but to change the hearts and minds. >> sreenivasan: singer- songwriter aimee mann won a grammy in 2018 for a deeply personal album called "mental illness." following that release, she was asked to write songs for a stage adaptation of the best-selling memoir "girl, interrupted," the story of a young woman in 1968 aspiring to be a writer, who was committed to a mental hospital. "newshour weekend" special correspondent tom casciato has more on her latest album, "queens of the summer hotel," and its relation to her own mental health. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: aimee mann has no trouble relating to the women described in susanna kaysen's memoir of being c

coleman: you are very considerate. be sure that we recognize the importance of our tso employees and the fact that they do deserve respect and decent pay and protection and opportunity. thank you very much. i recognize mr. wallace, for his statement for five minutes. >> thank you and let me apologize for the construction of an surrounding me today. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today about the issue of firearms at the tsa checkpoints and the impacts on airport law enforcement. i am the chief of police at the international airport and the president of the aviation airport police agency network. this is the largest commercial airport in oregon and southwest washington. my priority is to ensure the safety of everyone who utilizes airport facilities. we are located at the nation's largest airport. we support with broad engagement on issues with aviation security. the growth in passengers came with an increase of the number of firearms at the tsa security checkpoint. in 2011, there was 3000 firearms at che

coleman. before i begin questioning, i would like to note that the anti-defamation league, the sikh coalition and the jewish federations of north america have submitted statements. i appreciate the important work they do on a daily basis to highlight threats faced by houses of worship and public spaces. i would ask that statements be entered into the record. hearing no objection, they will be entered into the record. certainly one of the greatest challenges that we confront are lone actors who are being radicalized online and then commit acts of violence in our community. so my first question is to mr. young. mr. young, how does the fbi determine whether an individual -- try again. how does the fbi determine whether an individual making alarming comments online presents an imminent threat of violence in the real world? and if you could tell the committee how are decisions made by the fbi to interdict in such a scenario. >> good morning. again, just letting you know from the beginning that coun

watson coleman. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new jersey, the author of the bill, is recognized for four minutes. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, madam speaker. i guess my desire to move on from this is just overcoming my recognition of the decorum and i thank you for being patient with me. and i thank the gentleman, who is the chairman of our judiciary committee, for recognizing me. i really do wish we could concentrate on other issues as well and i think that we are and i think the creating of 6.5 million jobs, of unionity around the world -- unity around the world, restoring dignity and respect among our people, trying to put our attention onto things as important as build back better, and taking care of the economy recognizes that joe biden, this administration, this democratic majority in the house of representatives can chew gum and walk at the same time. and if my colleagues don't think this is worthy of a debate, then they should have gone on and did what they did two years ago

mister coleman, welcome to our committee. may proceed with opening remarks. >> good morning chairman peters, ranking member portman and members of the committee. my name is marcus coleman junior and i serve as director for the center for faith-based partnerships at the department of homeland security . i'm honored to discuss the role dhs place to foster partnerships that improve the safety and security for places ofworship, nonprofits and other public spaces . the dhs center carries out the policy programs of the white house office of faith-based partnerships, department of homeland security and federal emergency management agency related to all hazards and looking at all aspects of preparedness mitigation, emergency disaster response recovery and combating human trafficking . originally established in 2006 the dhs center has a focus on the vital role -based organizations play in emergency management and promoting 80 and security in the places people worship fellowship and serve. center collaborates with partners through rese

watson-coleman. >> thank you, madam speaker. gentlelady from new jersey who offer the bill is recognized for four minutes. >> thank you, madam speaker. i desire to move on with this is overcoming my recognition of the decorum and i think you for being patient with me. i think the gentleman who is the chairman of our judiciary committee for recognizing me. i really do wish we could concentrate on other issues as well and i think that we are. i think that the creation of 6.5 million jobs, of unity around the world, restoring dignity and respect among our people, trying to put our attention onto things as important as build back better and taking care of the economy, recognizes that joe biden, this administration, this democratic majority in the house of representatives can chew gum and walk at the same time and if my colleagues don't think this is where the of debate, they should have gone and done what they did two years ago and voted on the bill a couple weeks ago. but here we are today. here we are today, standing on behalf of

this question is for marcus coleman.credits helping him survive the hostage situation, currently, the capacity of the resources that exist, ample enough to provide security training for houses of worship and if not how else can the federal government improve the availability of it? >> thank you for the question. i am deeply appreciative to the rabbi for the importance of training and spending time with the rabbi and other faith leaders outside where we joined the multi-faith neighbors network to talk about preparedness training and resources available not just from federal government but state and local partners as well. as part of our efforts in addition to promoting preparedness like active shooter training, the dhs center is looking to build partnerships with organizations like the anti-defamation league, multiply faith neighbors network and others because we know those faith-based organizations are best positioned to put it in a way that is more accessible to faith and community leaders. in addition to the federal pe

coleman's office.ge is helping communities understand what the programs are and what they are not. some of the hesitancy that we see in communities working with homeland security is a skepticism of what we are about why we are coming into their community and what we are after. and to explain the purpose of the program and to explain why it is fema administering the program on brand building on the trust that is creating to break down those barriers. >> as part of our follow-up to get a better sense after today's hearing how responsive we are to leaders and organizations and other entities that approach you for that type of partnership or training of information but how we overlay that knowing with there's risk and vulnerability and threats and certainly those communities that are not reaching out to how we are proactive to reach out and over time the hesitancy and skepticism is part of the work. >> thank you senator. senator you are recognized. >> thank you mr. chairman into all the witnesses for being

watson coleman. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new jersey, the author of the bill, is recognized for four minutes. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, madam speaker. i guess my desire to move on from this is just overcoming my recognition of the decorum and i thank you for being patient with me. and i thank the gentleman, who is the chairman of our judiciary committee, for recognizing me. i really do wish we could concentrate on other issues as well and i think that we are and i think the creating of 6.5 million jobs, of unionity around the world -- unity around the world, restoring dignity and respect among our people, trying to put our attention onto things as important as build back better, and taking care of the economy recognizes that joe biden, this administration, this democratic majority in the house of representatives can chew gum and walk at the same time. and if my colleagues don't think this is worthy of a debate, then they should have gone on and did what they did two years ago

christina coleman has more now from los angeles. i've talked to a number of people at this l a gas station, and they tell me that they are catching the bus more often on walking around more often get to places because of these rising gas prices. you just take a look at the numbers. here it is. 6 39 a gallon many people tell me that is just way too expensive. today the national average is $4.24 a gallon in california tops that by more than a dollar, the u. s ban on imported oil and other energy sources from russia and a shaky global energy market continues to drive up the prices. governor gavin newsom is proposing $400 debit cards for car owners. free public transportation for three months and partial pause on the diesel sells tax. newsom and his supporters say it will help offset rising prices. and so what we as the assembly democrats want to do is put this money. this $400 gas rebate into your pockets not into the pockets of oil companies, but straight to you as california taxpayers, but some california republicans say this is a sh

good afternoon, chair watson coleman and ranking member gimenez. thank you for inviting me to testify on the alarming increase in firearms confiscated at tsa security checkpoints. i speak on behalf of 36 unions who represent america's front line transportation workforce. including pilots, flight attendants, passenger service agents and most critical for today's hearing, transportation security officers who are responsible for ensuring the safety and security of our entire aviation system. this hearing could not come at a more important time, both for the health and safety of front line aviation workers and for the general public and crew on the ground. covid has driven tension in airports and aboard airplanes to an all-time high. in 2021 the faa record a 9,881 incidents of unriley passenger behavior. this whatever has been directed at tsos themselves as well as passenger service agents, flight crew and other airline airport workers. in many cases, these employees have been physically assaulted. resulting in broken bones, lost teeth and long-term in

wattson coleman and mr. -- mrs. watson coleman, and mr. payne, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 3997. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crist of florida, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yea on h.r. 3197. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? mrs. lawrence: mr. chairman, as the member designated by ms. kaptur, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 3197. thank you, sir. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from roald seek recognition? -- rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: as the member designated by ms. wilson of florida, ms. titus of nevada, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 3197. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 422, the nays are four. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is pa

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christina coleman fox news. stay plugged into developments in ukraine, with our app and website are online coverage includes a look at the reunion of ukrainian bomb with her daughters at san francisco international airport. four american marines were killed in norway during a nato exercise not related to the russian invasion of ukraine, the norwegian prime minister announced the service members died when their osprey aircraft crashed last night. bad weather was reported in the area, but the exact cause is under investigation. the marines were taking part in a nato exercise called cold response. it involves 30,000 international troops from 27 countries. search crews spotted the wreckage and confirmed the deaths earlier this morning. the identities and the hometown to the marines have not been released. new attend. the concord police department is investigating what it calls a fatal crash that triggered a power outage earlier this evening. the crash happening around 5 38 more lane and new orleans street. that area

you see he appears coleman withdrawn. it seems like he is still not able to process what happened good, but its mitchell is the night before we were sitting together. the little one she said, daddy, you have a difficult personality, but i'm just like him. yes, that's what she told me before she died. those words remain in my heart just down the street a hospital and miss i narrowly missed the building, dr. lash tells us he still shocked. while we are talking, the error rate alarm goes off again and with a goal. and by showing you call it something we've never seen before. if enough, it's war. a war waged on a civilian population, so we're seeing that more civilians are being killed in ukraine than soldiers you haven't seen. it can be quoted. you told me a just 150 kilometers away from the heavy fighting and key of has become a trends. it's point $48.00 deliveries to the capital and refugees fleeing the region. we met with the mayor say he's to homeland. his taff told us he's so busy he hardly sleep zoom the senior booting

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twice throughout the match, hans vanaken's header found it's way to the back of the net off seamus coleman but substitute alan browne came off the bench and netted home a powerful header to bring the hosts level late into the second half. it's a busy weekend in the women's super league. chelsea can go top tomorrow, with a win over leicester. and earlier today, aston villa drew i—all with reading. and in the scottish women's premier league, third placed celtic hammered hibernian 4—0, to keep the pressure on at the top. the match was played at celtic park. clarissa larisey, and olivia chance with the opening two goals. england's cricketers are facing defeat in their third and deciding test against the west indies in grenada. the west indies built a first innings lead of 93 thanks largely to a century from joshua da silva. england then collapsed to 39 for 4 in their second innings. it is now 60—4. patrick gearey reports. drum roll for the day that could decide the test and the series. england missed the cue — the plan was to take the last two west indies wickets quickly but instead it took th

here's christine coleman with the latest. >> i've talked to a number of people at this l.a.tion and they have catching bus more often and walking around more often to get to place because of these rises gas prices attack look at numbers here 6.39 a gallon many people tell me that is way too expensive. today, the national average is 4.24 a gallon and california toes that by more than a dollar. the u.s. ban on imported oiling and energy sources from russia and shaky global energy market driech these prices. governor gavin newsom is proposing 400 debit card for car owns and three months and partial pause on the diesel sales tax newsom and supporters say it will help offset rising prices. >> we want to do is put this money, this $400 gas rebate into your pocket not in oil companies but straight to you as california taxpayers and the people that we know are el tooing this pain every single days. some california republicans say this is a short-term solution. they're calling for the immediate suspense of the state gas tax offer families relief. california gas fax is highest in the

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hello coleman. kind of turn it over to you on your flash. well, and so anything for you feel like we already know? oh, i was, is standing national on was his nation state, and for 50 years he celebrated 8093. when we know that all the united states of america illegally overthrew o e. now, how did the united states maintain that power, despite having more legal authority from a military, like i said, military, the threat of force, violence, drops, weapons, who, how else they maintain power in hawaii, e. and we just talked about how many guys spending 2 hours of the traffic was. all americans are with ha, yes. ah, we are the evidence. oh, the nationalization where the evidence of the war cry. we are not the war crimes ourselves. what. what you are ready is an independent country. all that was overthrown. any 1093 was our government by the united states, not our country. so our country is still an independent state, but were not in control of our independence were occupied. move. mm. this book overthrow is an attempt to show the times that amer

so today for the house us with a way you sure to confirm on the put sure coleman with hopefully clarify least for ah, i see a one. this is a little bit so you got to tell the hard to 5 to get them with a a minima. ah, the ones have been don't you know, to sell a note or a with themselves? his number was clearly. oh john, the font or sal? good. ha, quit fetal, you know, the home is how much of a hearty will of hope military there do what i sure did when john to sher soonish on legal turned on, you don't you, you little, you told clearly as of all that one order full plaza with that be sure hope we're all shes on sees or kaiser. i saw a fascination with him since on the tongue tongue. twiddle. no no. what is it then thought it would owe her to blue to wield? you'll shinla with us you blood trickled shampoo. simply with ogden home with d, motion to hers, williams went over 20 owners with sandra pone. can you tell them, consulting some of these um, within with central national what you know, queries and build churches in your in traditional imo, which intimate with the bishop? couldn't you

paul: christina coleman live us in los angeles thank you.g california republican congressman darrell issa. member the house judiciary committee and how's of foreign affairs. i just not stop at six bucks. i saw one gas station in california at least one that's up around $8 a gallon right now. for premium unleaded congressman. what about the governor's plan to hand out for hundred dollar rebate cards or debit cards to a motor vehicle owners in california? what you think about that? workspace in the past performance the past couple of years they will end up with a lot of that money. they did wellin unemployment. the fact is there's no proportional relationship between registered vehicles and fuel consumption. republicans have said repeatedly is take the highest in the nation and tax, rebate that by taking it off at the pump. and that weight the delivery truck, the uber driver gets the same benefits based on his or her business model. that is really what you need to put you don't need something really get $400 even if your car is not driving. as

christina coleman is live in our l.a.rter: arkansas them, russia's war on ukraine is impacting the humanitarian crisis at our southern border. a memo on march 11th states that dhs recognizes that the, quote, unjustified russian war has created a hue hand marijuana -- humanitarian crisis and instructs authorities to consider exempting migrants with ukrainian passports from title 42 so they can somewhere the country. they are allowed to be processed under humanitarian parole on a case by case basis. one ukrainian native, who lives in beverly hills, waited in tijuana with her cousin and her cousin's young son last monday to get them9 into the u.s. her relatives escaped the bombing and gunfire in ukraine, now they're safe here in california. marina says she actually saw more russians waiting in line at the southern border than ukrainians last monday. local immigration attorneys say some of these russians are trying to steer clear of anything having to do with putin opinion's war. >> they are typically dissident, they oppose p

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mike: christina coleman live in los angeles, many thanks.ow let's take a look at some of the moves from the russian military. joining me now is director of center for national defense lieutenant general thomas spoehr, he served for more than 36 years, welcome. >> thank you, mike. mike: on the battlefield right now, a lot of talk about mariupol. what are you seeing, sir? >> significant for me is we're hearing that the russians are digging in around kyiv, and that's significant because that's the first time we've seen them take up serious defensive positions meaning they no longer have the ability to go on the ons. we are finding they've committed nearly all the forces they've had, they pulled some infantry in that they had on ships in the black are sea which denies their use in future operations. we hear talks about bringing in syrians, chechnyans, other forces from russia including their eastern and southern military districts. it's really a sign that they are scratching the barrel trying to find forces to bring in to continue their offensiv

jon: christina coleman, live in los angeles. thank you.ops continue intense shelling attacks in ukraine. let's bring in south carolina congressman ralph norman for military operations in the humanitarian crisis. he is on the house homeland security and oversight committee. congressman, first of all the continuing quandary of the polish men, soviet built fighters that belong to poland that the united states first said you can ship those into ukraine and back away. where does that stand and what do you think about the stalemate that the united states has left poland. >> it is unfortunate that this president is continuing to not get the green light and to give the ukrainians what they need to fight. it's not like were asking americans how to fight, it is giving the ukrainian people the necessary protection and why he is not letting them use our offramp to fly in is beyond me. nobody can understand what he is doing now. jon: i would a place of the democratic senator durbin the majority whip had to say about this. i'll get your thoughts afterwa

a saudi coleman appeared in court today after refusing to show up last month.orney declared out about his mental competency. all criminal proceedings have been suspended until the court hears from the assign doctor. investigators say last month coleman took a phone call became agitated and then started firing at fellow passengers as they're la baume bus stopped in butte county. 43 year-old karen dalton from seattle was killed. the next hearing is scheduled for april. the 6th, the trial of 4 men accused of plotting to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer sta ted today with. >> opening statements. 2 men who are also 2 men, rather, were also charged pled guilty already. they will now testify against the other 4 who are not pleading guilty. they're pleading not guilty. prosecutors say the men were upset about whitmer's covid-19 restrictions early in the pandemic and hatched a plan to kidnap her. the fbi infiltrated the group and arrested 6 men in october of 2020 defense lawyers say they plan to argue the men are victims of entrapment by federal agents and info

joining us now, civil rights attorney and msnbc legal analyst, charles coleman.ing to obstruct the certification. what impact do you see, what precedent could this set for hundreds of january 6th defendants who are awaiting their own trials? >> well, jonathan, i think that this is a very significant development in the overall prosecution of all of the 700-plus individuals who are arrested in connection with the january 6th insurrection. i think what this says is it's a very clear message that the federal government and the department of justice is serious about prosecuting these cases. and this unquestionably pushes people towards taking plea deals. they will have to understand that in many cases, the federal government is not going to be scammed to take these cases to trial. they're not going to be scared to litigate them and prosecute them literally to the extent of the law. and now people want to think whether they want to get into a game of chicken by the department of justice, and judging by yesterday's results, i would not advise it. >> certainly, you're ri

. >>> vecinos que viven cerca de la avenida candem y coleman, estÁn preocupados porque vieron un pumaicieron un rescate poco usual, el de un cachalote varado en una playa en malibÚ. lo trasladaron a una zona de rescate de vida salvaje. >>> una reciente investigaciÓn alerta sobre los daÑos que ocasiona la exposiciÓn al humo de los incendios forestales. hace tres aÑos investigadores tomaron muestras en 23 monos cautivos que hayan nacido antes y despuÉs de la temporada de incendios forestales. encontraron que la exposiciÓn al humo de los incendios forestales puede generar cambio genÉticos en los primates, por lo que se cree que puede ocurrir lo mismo entre los seres humanos. otra de las causas del cambio climÁtico, guillermo quiroz ¿qÉe te parece este estudio? >>> asÍ es, y fÍjate esta fotografÍa tomada esta tarde, claramente se ve un Área bellÍsima del sur de la bahÍa. bello atardecer, la calidad del aire es muy importante porque es lo que respiramos y sabemos lo que los incendios pueden afectar. pero vean el bello atardecer de hoy cuando la calidad del aire no estÁ contaminada. y bueno

olivia coleman wore an elegant silver gown that also drapes nicely.leats, cuts, pas de boure. >> this one i think i know. it's, a, pleats. >> i was going to say that, too. >> you guys are right. final question, stephanie beatrice wore an off the shoulder dior gown, what does haute couture mean? hot fashion, hot culture or high attire or high dress making. >> did you take french in high school? >> no, i did not. i think b is a trap, but i'm going to go b anyway. >> i was going to go b too. >> okay, i see where you're going and why you would think that, but it's actually high dress making. >> what? >> sorry, i didn't take french either. >> was that the quiz? >> that's the quiz. you guys nailed it. >> who are you wearing? >> dior jacket. >> okay, girl. >> we have the goodwill -- >> she's like, this is haute couture. this is zara off the runway. >> i've got plenty of pleats in my pants. >> and who are you wearing? >> what am i wearing? >> who's your inspiration for this look? >> andrew garfield i would say. what was he wearing? you showed it. >> velour bl

reporter christina coleman has the story.cosmonauts arriving at the international space station on friday, showing up in space suits that some interpreted as a political statement trimmed with yellow and blue, the colors of the ukrainian flag. the new arrivals, claiming it was just a coincidence because each crew chooses the different flight suits that they're not all the same. it became our turn to pick a color, but we had accumulated a lot of yellow material, so we needed to use it, so that's why we had to wear yellow. the russian space agency roskosmos also downplaying the choice, saying quote. sometimes yellow is just yellow. a more overt display of opposition came on russian state tv earlier this week when a former employee of russia's channel one interrupted the broadcast, holding up a sign that said, stop the war! don't believe propaganda! they are lying to you here. she was quickly arrested, but says she has no plans to leave russia and will continue speaking out the war in ukraine was the final point of no return for

reporter christina coleman has more on what americans should expect. juices and meats and. stuff like that has gone up a little bit. more consumers handed out more of their paycheck last month, a new report showing the surge in inflation year over year for february at 7.9% a sign inflation is not going away a key reason as you touched on our energy prices. we've seen the price of gas increases, i noted 75% since the beginning of the year, inflation is now at its highest level in 40 years. the federal reserve is set to raise interest rates multiple times this year starting next week for now, increased consumer spending following the omicron surge and higher gas prices will likely drive up inflation even further, so they're kind of is this never ending, you know, game that we're playing to try and work through supply chain challenges adjust to consumer demand being heightened during the pandemic, according to triple egg. the national average for a gallon of gas now stands at 4 32. here in california. it's nearly 5 70, the highest in the nation, a growing number of state and l

christina coleman fox news warning. now if you're planning an international trip for the summer how the state department's warning travelers to make sure their passports are up to date. and how much longer it's taking to get them processed. plus the stanford women are the last area college basketball team left standing in march madness. we take a look at what's next as they head to the what's next as they head to the final four. want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. available at your local retailer and club. who are traveling this past weekend, the governor's office shared a video highlighting the state's effort to shift more than 1

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we get more now from fox's christina coleman in los angeles. oh wow, this maxine around the world after will smith walking on stage during sunday night's academy awards show and slapping comedian chris rock after rock made a joke about smith's wife, jada pinkett smith. will smith to smack out of it. my wife's name. smith apparently set up by rocks joke about pinkett smith's shaved head, something she has been open about because of her alopecia diagnosis and auto immune disease that causes hair loss. jana you g i jane to can't wait to see it. all right. smith later apologized to the academy for the incident while accepting his first oscar for best actor in king richard. hoping academy invites me back. thank you. the slap looked fake, but the aftermath look real. lapd is aware of the incident. but rock is not pressing charges against smith will smith slapping fiasco overshadowing some major autumn moments? like when ariana debose became the first openly queer woman of color to win an acting oscar and jane campion becoming the third woman in histo

it's already appeared in california, christina coleman has more from los angeles. a new covid surge could be coming soon. we're still seeing spikes in china and hong kong and now most of western europe is reporting a big increase in new infections, fueled by the fast spread of the omicron sub variant of a two but multiple countries have already lifted rules aimed at containing covid, including travel restrictions, folks, their remaining cautiously optimistic as case numbers climb. it's a good thing because people will be able to have more freedom of movement, but we need to be careful and monitored to avoid another wave life. is also starting to return to normal in the us the cdc's lowering its warning level for cruise ships, which are now preparing for a big influx of passengers. some californians say they've been waiting for this for two years where waiting and waiting and waiting. a lot of our cruises were canceled. we probably had about four or five canceled, but we kept getting more and more onboard credits. but public health officials caution. we're not out o

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