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costco is planning to build a warehouse the size of four football fields in fresno. according to the proposal, the 22 acre property would also include a delivery distribution center and 32 pump gas station and 4800 square foot drive thru car wash. wow. i know. to get like a hot dog and soda at the end. costco says the customer base there in the area is actually outgrown the capacity of the current 134,000 square foot facility. all right, garcia time 716 plans to expand for a popular bay area brewery in berkeley. just two weeks ago, seller maker opened a beer garden in berkeley. and then next month, they plan to open a taproom in oakland. each location could produce twice as much as the original brewery south of market in san francisco. the owner told the chronicle he wants to continue moderate growth, but nothing crazy. all right. 717 let's get out the door. another check of traffic sell. all right, garcia and dave, right now, we do have slow traffic on some commutes. other commutes are a little bit lighter than usual. we're not complaining about that for sure. let's

costco stocks have been doing better but it looks like they're going to break. dollar general is well. here is one for you. semper. energy infrastructure company in the southwest. it makes so much sense. palpable. you might want to consider pg&e. the well-run california utility. the fires that bankrupted the company a trust representing a victim of those fires is now one of their largest shareholders and their selling down the position. one that we have featured forever in the show. now it's yielding almost 4%. we even got a rally in the transport. they are breaking out here. my favorite under the radar is kansas city. the company created by canadian specific and putting on the greatest north american railroad. i like it. we don't know the staying power. it could be minor or it could be led by 40% of the market. if it has one good day we returned to the magnificent seven next week i think there is more to this rotation than that. bottom line, tech will be forsaken but it won't come back immediately. i say give it a week. the admission of the other stocks is exce

costco members only get two membership cards but what happens if a card is given to a child?'s mother was bann from the store for using hised -- banned from the store for using her husband's card. they have been cracking down on extra users. kristen: before everybody gets outraged, this tiktok user says he is not outraged. he recognizes the policy has always been there. they had two, but when he went off to college if they gave one of them to him. and it. casey: this is an influencer based story, there could be more high. then there needs to be. especially since the user himself was not upset. when i was a kid i would go skateboarding near the costco and i would walk next to a person walking in and they thought i was their kid. [laughter] kristen: now. more mature, not playing somebody else's kid. sandhya: i do not think there is anything wrong with using the card for your kid or spouse, but there is abuse in the system so i understand. casey: those samples do not pay for themselves. [laughter] kristen: the friendship bracelets are a go again, but taylor-gating at taylor swif

i mean, the costco rupture present to them, plenty of assuming that the the, the russian troops involved on the balance of the field, pushing your credit in for with the balance of heavy folds and 5 positions may have been against richard the other $400000000.00 in military aid is promised to ukraine by us policy makers. and that's the conflict escalates of options and pays more attention to the kid's needs at the expense of the, the head of the 2nd, russia, african summit. we sit down with this son of tons in the 1st president who was helping applicants, a new feel is the legacy of the anti apartheid bottle. the building is realistic way in which i think applicants can develop themselves is to come together as a continent to put together the resources and not become agents cult of the country. the so i will welcome this is all to international would be very late as well. news update is great to have you with us this on our top story doing yes, cars come on to a heavy ukrainian file with shilling reported more than 50 times in the past 24 hours using west it and supplied weapons with us

that's much stronger than costco's 6.1 and walmart's 2.1% growth as you can see, amazon has been doing a really good job of maintaining that revenue level overall it's about the scale t exposure, and trying to gain the new shoppers. >> it seems that the game has changed somewhat that retailers are focused on the cost of loyalty, right free shipping, there are many conditions on that if you're shopping at costco, they want to check your card, et cetera are certain perhaps retail in danger of giving away too much and hurting margins? >> exactly even amazon could be argueden. when you look at third operating margin, that's only 2.5% that's where a lot comes in. you look at the structure of aws and e-commerce together. the ceo has said it himself. it comes down to the value of what they're learning about the don super. if you think about it, amazon is sitting on massive amounts of data if you combine that with the future market expectations for tech and ai, now, that can explain the 7% which is four times the industry standard. so although amazon might have been a pandemic darling and the

trade down with sam's club owned by walmart and costco. having expense robust sales has consumers blowing horns. we will hear more about this issue when we speak to supermarket giant kroger later today. why are we so confident? the information is on time and current and now. we know how the markets react in realtime. that is what i like. organized labor is stronger than used to be. markets clearly think the teamsters got the better of ups. i do worry about the uaw strike and the empowerment of labor. good for union members. bed for a cheryl horror look -- a shareholder. down enough? i think the topic is not overarching. how about the resurgence of ips. i like my approach. it is empirical. remember the theme this week. keep it simple. the same categories are as simple as they get. joe in new jersey. go. >> hello. i follow the fundamentals you talk about to the t. and i would like to retire early. thank you so much. >> their ego. that is what the show is about. let's go. >> my question is on energy. a high dividend. is it a buy? >> the answe

costco is placing the death star on bud light.it they are not replacing it on the shelves. once you lost costco you are lost america. that's the last place you get a 60 pack. you think other companies would take note. best way you can learn is usually from other people's mistakes. that's what people keep telling me. but maybelline just said hold my lip gloss. >> prime day on amazon so why not see if maybelline has any deals going on and look at that and my favorite colors are in stock and ready to ship. my amazon order arrived the next day and here i am filming a makeup review and, baby, check out this color and shine. it's so comfortable and it will not budge or smudge for up to 16 hours. let me know what you think and shop maybelline prime deals for 30% off right now. >> jesse: the guy is ryan i have the that and is he a guy but maybelline partnered with the mustache model to sell the lipstick and ladies already hearing from them they don't like it. up next, workers involved with nancy pelosi's vineyard are about to sue for $300

other risk where it's debated, for instance, is it okay that the chinese state shipping company, costco bought a steak in japanese most important hub or recently in ham. but the chances are things that's fine. the foreign minister did not think that was fine. is it okay for a while way to have such a big presence in germany's 5 g network and that is to basis easy, okay. if with german cock companies to get such a big chunk of that profits from china, many think that's not okay. so uh well, i'm sure it seems to think that it's okay to leave that to the markets is up to the companies themselves to work through that risk so that we didn't this term, the risk that issued originally tougher stations. and there's not total power coming out of this strategy. the strategy really could just give us kind of pointers, rather than necessarily giving real yardsticks to measure these things. do you watch the german chinese relationship very closely? how does this attempt to be risking match the fact that just recently china assigned a number of heavy wave contracts with jeremy's business leaders? so

>> reporter: she calls herself a costco sample presenter giving children samples of nontraditional foods they might like this school year. >> i wonder if you'll try for me a gobi masala. >> reporter: it has cauliflower. >> we're looking to expand options for a fall menu and today we tried some indian cuisine, exposed to tika masala. >> reporter: the chirp are the boss. they decide what stays on or off the lunch menu. they're our customers. we want to provide them the food choices that they love and want. >> if it doesn't have an 80% approval rating, we're not going to put it on the menu. >> reporter: cauliflower or no cauliflower? >> with. >> reporter: you like cauliflower? >> this one? >> reporter: that has cauliflower in it. >> it was good. i like the chicken, too. >> reporter: food options that get the thumb down are dropped from the list. one is the garbanzo in gravy sauce. these lunches have to meet strict guidelines. he says don't get it wrong, his favorite is still an old american classic. >> my favorite was probably the chili dogs. >> reporter: you can't beat chili dogs. damian t

the winners broadcom, adobe, costco, pepsico. matt: always good to know those names because trackers will add those. guest: they will have to shed some of the magnificent seven. it is a summer lull but this will jump -- jolt the markets back into life. matt: thank you for that. now you know which stocks to take out or lighten their loads and which ones to add. let's get broader back to markets at large. our guest is chief investment strategist at charles schwab. great to have you on the program. you have a fantastic vantage point with so many trillions of dollars of assets over management. millions of customers trading stocks. what do you make of the run-up we have seen? guest: maybe this is good news, but i don't cents the kind of froth among our retail clients that you might pick up if looking at broader metrics like the percentage of bulls or the put call ratio. that may be because the folks that i talked to on a day-to-day basis are either longer-term investors as opposed to retail day traders or they represent advisors on ou

. >> the world's largest costco could soon be coming to the golden state. the city of fresno released its plans for the 241,000 square-foot complex. that is the size 4 football fields in comparison, the average size of a typical costco warehouse is about 146 1000 feet. the plans still need to be approved by the city council before construction. >> next, a dayton man accused of stabbing a woman to death and then posting video of it on social media appears in court. now at pacific. a man accused of stabbing a woman to death in that posting on facebook video of >> her last life was in a redwood city courtroom today as conference dan kerman tells us while a motive remains unclear. the suspect faces murder charges. >> 39 year-old mark mentioned cough made his first court appearance friday but didn't enter a plea to the charge. he murdered clara belle astray a wednesday afternoon in a san mateo apartment. we know that he stabbed her are victim to death with multiple stab wounds. we know that while she was on the ground and still alive, still moving a little bit,

i cover costco, too, and they reported gasoline prices at their pumps down 24% year over year that willly sales of back to school, but we've got our eye on it, you bet >> that's been remarkable, the year-on-year drop. thanks for coming in >>> speaking of retail, can't leave out amazon early data showing prime-day sales yesterday drove the single biggest ecommerce day so far this year. more details on that story, coming up. >>> plus, you heard it on this hour yesterday the judge denying the ftc's injunction to stop microsoft's activision blizzard deal today, activision blizzard's chief, pobobby kotick on "closig bell" 3:00 p.m. eastern time wo h pain relievers, so you can rise from pain like a pro. icy hot pro. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000

if costco has less spending on tvs, that wouldn't be unexpected. >> bill: watching for mortell tales.en on a tear. they say taylor swift is responsible for a rise in hotel revenue. you should hire t swifty? >> we have to get her to chicago. taylor swift people like her so much they went out and spent so much money that it showed up on the radar screen of the philadelphia fed and got in the fed book. i don't know if beyonce will have a sponsor what we'll do? >> come back soon and we'll get you back together and have the money friday sessions. austin goolsbee live in chicago. >> dana: i didn't know the market was on a tear, did you know that? i didn't know that. i know inflation went down. wages haven't kept up. there is an interesting thing. a white house saying people, the economy is better, why don't you feel better? people don't feel better because in their day-to-day lives they are realizing it's hard to keep up. they don't feel like they can make ends meet. that's difficult for republican or democrat. >> bill: hundreds of dollars for a concert ticket and the federal reserve has at

. >>> the world's largest costco. the size of four football fields.your average costco. >>> architects are told to throw out their plans. the original mock-up will not be feasible. they were drown up to help secure funding by the nevada state legislature. the team still wants a retractable roof but it's reimagined. they want the stadium to have more of an outdoor feel. >>> the lanterns are making a comeback in chinatown. they hang above the streets. they were damaged in the storms over the past winter. the last few months, the merchants association collected donations to pay for the new ones. last night, they are on display. businessowners say they are a major part of chinatown and help bring in tourists. >>> swifties want to know what the weather will be tonight. we have them covered. >> we have finally made it to friday. what do we have in store with our temperatures? we go through this weekend. nothing crazy. triple digits stay away. we are looking at cool, san francisco, 66. the rest of the -- around the bay, mid to upper 70s. low 90s over on into

sunnyvale for today's south bay representative, the costco, $4.27 a gallon and also the costco in santa clara the same price. in solano county, the shell station at tennessee street comes in at $4.11. get out to the roadways, very calm, very light right now. we are looking toward the tri-valley. there's not such a bad drive out of the altamont pass on the right side of your screen. vasco at speed coming down to 580. on the left side you see slowing approaching santa rita road. just behind that lowe's sign, there's a crash in the center divide. we're tracking that, but no lanes blocked. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> so remember the tourist who carved his girlfriend's name into rome's coliseum? they found him. coming up next, an update on that investigation, and his almost unbelievable excuse for doing it. >>> we have the latest job numbers, thank goodness we don't have to use roman numerals. they were lower than expected. we'll take a look. >>> let's go out to the futures and see what wall street thinks. it looks like it's kind of a break-even day. >>> two of the u.s. women's open te

unfortunately, the costco shores are down today.store sales declined in june to the tune of 1.4%. ashley: alibaba. lauren: they've got a new toy. you can text a system to create an image for you, a sketch, a 3-d cartoon. it's a beta version, and it's available in china -- ashley: stu would say to that, so what? [laughter] and he'd roll his eyes at the same time. let's i move op on. -- on. lauren: downgraded to neutral, price target of 41 from 50, analysts put them op on negative catalyst watch. people haven't been going for quite some time, visitation numbers are are not good. they report in a couple of weeks. ashley: thank you very much. let's move on. now this, vice president harris, she's at it again with another word salad. watch this. >> culture is, it is a reflexion of our moment and our time, right? and, and present culture is the way we express how we're feeling about the moment. ashley: that wasn't the full clip, but we will play that later in our show. >>> meantime, russian fighter jets bullying american drones over syria

check out malls, movie theaters, costco, those refrigerators. yeah. just perfect for about 3 people to fit inside. back to you now. no joke that produce area costco where you walk inside that yeah. thank you very much. well, all with that knowledge, of about $200 you that's the issue to get out of there thanks. well, all right. they eat a incredibly dangerous as well. it could lead to heat exhaustion and heat stroke. so you want to know about the signs to watch doctors want to make sure everybody knows what the symptoms are. so you can watch it for yourself. and for those around you. >> that's part of our team coverage proper. stephanie justice in the newsroom with those tips for tiffany. the heat. and when people >> are outside, they love to spend some time enjoying that. there are some things to be cautious about when it comes to that. he like heat exhaustion and heat stroke. officials are asking people to be mindful of those signs of heat exhaustion or heat related illnesses. they say deer during extremely hot weather. our bodies have a difficult t

he grabbed basically the last four cases of anchor beer at costco. hey. good find. david gallagher went to the south city costco to grab his beer and learned someone bought an entire palette of anchor earlier in the day. that's dedication. >>> $236 billion worth of property and 200,000 jobs could be swallowed by the sea if we don't stop it from happening. that's the conclusion of a new report from several bay area groups. the mtc association of bay area governments and bay conservation and development corporations say we need a lot more levees and other infrastructure to combat rising sea levels and obviously that doesn't come cheap. the report estimates it will cost about $110 billion to do what needs to be done by 2050. >>> and tonight we're going totake a closer look at how wildfires are connected to our changing climate and solutions to protect communities. that's toat 7:30 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area and if you want to catch it tomorrow it will be on at 7:00 p.m. >>> a check on the weather. because that's the hot topic right now for how hot it'

costco business center in dallas sold almost six pallets of rice on saturday.: ama: parts of palo alto are going to be sprayed to combat west nile virus after mosquito carriers were found in the area. take a look at the map. it is centered around pageill road. spring is scheduled to start at 10:00 on thursday and last for four hours. you don't need to do anything but you can limit spray exposure by keeping doors and windows closed with your family and pets inside. ama: -- dan: more incidents of humans coming face-to-face with wildlife. a florida keys fishing group saw this. >> this is sick. dan: a man spotted orca's swimming beside the boat while he was fishing. there was a lot of blood in the water because the wheels had just finished eating something. in san diego, crowds were rushed off by sea lions at la jolla cove. look at this. video shows animals leaping out of the water, making sounds to defend their territory. they did not want sunbathers and swimmers near them. there's a problematic trend regarding santa cruz sea otter 841. her popularity has grown si

for them, football is about color, traces and music. scrolling costco, emblem, it can be seen in photos with their neighbors. these funds see themselves vanguard of global struggles against and a full view and equality and racism with over 500 support is clubs outside germany, they're able to spread their message far beyond their homes. so our son probably the, i'm dave dillman. what am i doing here in translation? dave is a musician and the lead singer in the band based here in hamburg. he also runs a free f. c son, power of the music project for the local community. one of the most diverse in germany. this club is actively against fascism, homophobia, racism massage in the morning. and so like minded people from around the world can support a club that has a greater meaning than the sport. what brings people together is the, the neighborhood aspect of this club transformed globally. but son, police history is far from innocent and for fans like dave, it's that doc, past and fears of a resurgence of the extreme right. the drives, their passion, the for this club was once a symbol of lo

when you model comb regarding costco, you bought the car, but as you have the most homes and i'll come with a bunch of them easily and come by the outcome. but yes, i mean, there are always, you can always find things about people as to pull them down the thursday to washington and jefferson were slaveowners. that doesn't mean that they didn't do many good things for the united states of america. but there is still a web shift or some of them are used to work most of the way the emails to be able to as well. so i'll put this for general, put some of these up and over the ukraine, finishes them to them, and age and step on bundy, or came to prominence in the 1914 use for his nationalist use. brutal master because of civilian the solar eclipse available. then we will win your stores and the chaise thesis, chilly, shift with us to, to reassure in the corner to ship this a nice son was restored to send these 3 being yet you really guy just waiting for the key to to say is because they use the age of the money sca crest assembly, the though the to have the own. i got to that she missed this

the only people who can stop procter are costco and walmart last night, i talked about -- >> the ceodst of trying to buy albertson's. that has gotten a lot of opposition, as you might imagine. that one, i get a lot fewer people questioning the ftc's judgment >> right because you know, the law of our country is that -- is the p&b bank standard, which is when p&b bank tried to buy number one and two in philadelphia, this is according to jonathan kanter, who's really rigorous, this company is combining the number four and number five, so theoretically, they should be blessed, but lina khan is so anti-merger that even though it's created a hundred thousand union jobs in the last dozen years, it might be blocked but they need to do it just to keep up with costco and walmart and amazon, although amazon -- >> i mean, i know he's positive on the prospects for the deal, but he seems to be alone in that, jim. >> yes >> okay. you agree. >> yes i happen to like him very much because i think if they walk away from the deal, the stock goes up, or if they get the deal, the stock goes up. i think th

pension i lives on the career never really enjoyed was also in the all site will cause a the to the costco will be around and now you know, the media and different colors pop, nice name, a new chapter of a new caldwell. so they'll be confused. i think they, they thought they never joined the postcode. and now there is another quote. so either it is a, it is highly confusing moment of korean. now, if i remember correctly the mood in germany after before we unification. young people in germany didn't really have that on the radar anymore. and it seems, as we've seen on our report, that's similar to that the, with the case enough career as a concept that especially young koreans, i don't really care about a lot. do you agree? yes. i'd say i think the same page goes back. there is a huge set of race on cap if we say that. so he's on the ration. there are 3 possible examinations. the immediate possible can baby boom generation. there's another generation and um, and further wrong. and i think the, the, the idea of one nation i was face, you know, there is from them into to the constitution. i'm

is open to costco. i can stay in tokyo where i would probably proceed more. no, it's better to try to get to watch like car to come close to the damage nuclear power plant. nothing. the roads are blocked and the nuclear power plants direction and vice versa. perhaps a lot of people are trying to reach the north to obtain their relatives even the ram waiting for a split into i have to go back to tokyo and try to catch a plane to a key top. the only way to get the food cushion is from the opposite side the the. the, [000:00:00;00] the alarmed by tiptoes long silence con wants to understand community the gravity of the situation. he arrives, the new crew dissolves to sides. he takes charge, sending a team of workers to manually opened about having evacuated the population within a radius of 3 kilometers. the controlled release of radioactive vapor seems to be the acceptable solution. people start to believe that the worst phase of the emergency is now over the trip. i needed to go back to my schools to revisit some physics and the lessons on how your power plant

think give them mind that the come of the, from the i need, which is think you just don't want me to costco. but to, for us to appreciate, but also to show him what you don't want you to know and love it to conceal trans trema children as well as other means. so used the money. let's jump in his ability to learn about even a lot easier to let us do that. there's a question like whether it's a really simple spring. you prepare this screen just to just for your pistol we need to push through, but showing up a little bit. you the doctor across radio didn't say also writes the danger maybe that a wounded ukrainian army soldier wouldn't be given the necessary medical care because that considered suitable donor material because of the just the level of corruption and ukraine and the level of crime you're creating a whole new category, a victim, if anybody that's in the hospital and whether it's ukrainian military, whether it's a prisoner in ukrainian custody or is people from the boss village because they want to close them out to and their value is no longer that the some of their lives their va

associated with the should the associates a but for the it's progress pretty tells me that this quest to costco the allows us to be up some of the lives. yes, of course us a full transistor from a guy or any of that as well. that's the the to with the fence. let me of. so you still at 8, it's me night a through z? no good for us to move in each voltage. friction 3 should be the last of each student. you know of this. so if she haven't style a pensive watch it nation, right? so that the a showing you what you want, pressing if it does go to then the send you've been solution or with the look a show go right. so yeah, and you know, face, i'm going to download the slope with which the story that i had sent you in a semester from lots of 2 of us. pretty much the funniest part of the mostly to photo awards. in particular, on the phone, you may assume that we can come no, sir, and just not a portion limit that's convenient for, for sales and hours on the grass with the new months of the fugitive. unless it was the current on the media opinion fleming are going to meet the the cause i do wish to discu

shall i lives on the created never really enjoyed was also in the all site will cause a the to the costco will be around. i used to meal and now you know the media and a different color just thought nice name, a new chapter of a new caldwell. so they'll be confused at the date they thought they'd never join the postcode roles. and now there is another cold room. so either it is a, it is highly confusing moment of korean. now, if i remember correctly, the mood in a germany off to before we are in the suitcase and young people in germany didn't really have that on the radar anymore. and it seems, as we've seen on our report, that's similar that the vacation of korea as a concepts that especially young koreans are dumb. don't really care about a lot. do you agree? yes. i'd say i think the same page goes back. there is a huge set of research on gap if we say that, so he's on the ration. there are 3 possible examinations or the immediate possible cause baby boom generation. there's another generation and um, and for the wrong. and i think the, the, the idea of one nation it was face, you know,

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remember your coffee, some in relation to the history culture and heritage of the costco region which is done through the market. like sounds in file. what technology do you use in setting this up? the kind of streets we also have a life of a, a as a loan. and also we have the project ibex projects on the board. oh, when did all of this stuff has its own has been here or the for just on the lake shore was establishment and do for you. okay, take it during the photo enough. i didn't mean it has been in existence for the past 3 years. we're about to say fireworks. thank you so much for taking us through. i think it's time for me to sit back, relax, and enjoy this. how it works, how fun affects the fullness. dinged. wonder stella to show that has faced numerous challenges in a music industry dominated by man. despite the obstacles she has worked hard to establish herself and now aims to use her music to empower other women. the my name is kayla and um amanda has female saxophones. so much kyla to my life, it's given me so much confidence on each each. it's become part of me. it's become

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give them money and put them on the front on the i need, which is think you just don't want me to costco. what can i answer for us to appreciate because the additional material which is long enough to conceal tracks trema children as well as other means they used the money. let's jump that municipal utility but even less easiest to the question like the simple spring propulsion screen. just to just slow pistol ridiculous 1st thing, but showing up a little bit you the doctor across radio didn't say also writes, the danger may be that a wounded ukrainian army soldier wouldn't be given the necessary medical care. because they considered suitable donor materials. because of the, of just the level of corruption and ukraine and the level of crime. you're creating a whole new category. and victor, if anybody that's in the hospital and whether it's ukrainian military, whether this is a prisoner in ukrainian custody, or it's people from mazda village, because they want to close them out to. and their value is no longer that some of their lives, their value is what you can get on an open market fo

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the least you know, the most of the machine you use them this month or how many costco rupture present to them. one year is in the a look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law should we live in justification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence, and the point obviously, is to place a trust. i rather than see it the area, i mean with the artificial intelligence, we have so many with him in the robot most protects his phone existence was on the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy from foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very create ticket of time time to sit down and talk successfully. so i would have to be using this, nobody's telling me that a human was part of this, but yeah, i'm gonna forward, it's available. it's sort of still there are some of it from the umbrella deal

improvement where i'll be able to but to i'm, i guess i'm there full of books and came outside the costco puts a boxing director at the sports authority of india says there's been a surge in newtown, in just a few years for fun. part of for away. for haley, my boss who 50 odd my bob pulled up new but 24 lives. jada is newport test on the see if go ahead but change it. so size became that i took that he cannot make is a key driver is change. but successful athletes rewarded with big sums of money and government jobs off to their wins loveliness, joined the police force. and because we've given a job as a government bank the today because lives with a family in hide supervisor, i've come to meet her parents and find out more about a yes. you do for the guy and you guys are guy. oh my goodness. okay, well, but, but don't give up, can long guess of mazda, but once they told me the main box, cuz monica got the people that will happen to me, boxing with the, with the say that again, if it was it again, say the accounts payable to say i had one animal that i must get a bottle that i can do this,

gotten the option of assigning him to get the most of the email over to you guys and allow me to costco some of the edits or the little girl, the silverman, to sit down to find out what the barbecue is out to is very 1st finding shell, tim. right behind me, there's a village near the airport where the workers for the repository used to working with the military barracks. and people were getting sick all the time. there was a thursday or from the lab. were living here before got sick to die. but what did they dialed? oh, they should. food poisoning. oh yes. but they were there and the phone was coming out of their mouth. silverman lights alone, but these experiments were ordered by military authorities in washington. i used to work with people in my university that had connections with the lab. one was on the ministry of economic development. they were telling me how this project started checking the logical labs, when silverman discovered who was behind the lab, ended secret experiments at over the cause many casualties. the public, they called for an immediate end to military agreement