you w douglas? how do you live in michael douglas's shadow? >> a child of that family is standing in the hall getting ready to tell the story of how far he traveled before he could see his way back home. three years ago, cameron douglas was released from prison. >> i hate to keep a beautiful woman waiting. >> now 40, he was confined seven years behind bars, including maximum security and was confined seven years behind bars including in maximum security and nearly two years in solitary confinement. >> do i have this right? when you were 13 you were smoking pot. when you were 15 you were snorting cocaine. when you were 17 you had sampled crystal meth, 19 liquid cocaine, 26 heroin? how close were you to dying? >> probably pretty close. >> as cameron douglas talks, it's hard not to be distracted. look at the faces of the three generations, that dynasty of douglas men. his grandfather not only played thncle spartacus.il including te the family signature a kind of tough glamor. >> greed for lack of a better word is good. >> his father, a powerhouse

douglas: yes, i think so.y, the business is so even if the landlords wanted to charge us zero rent, we would still be in trouble, it has been that bad. typicallyops, rent is 30% of our outgoings, so we still have to pay rent, wages, electricity. it is bad. of theat have you heard announcement of additional stimulus? is it going to go any way in addressing pressures you are under, and how much more would you like to see from them? douglas: the best thing is for the conflict to end, actually. it really depends on how and when it will end, because we are coming up to the christmas season, which is crucial for retailers. the bulk of our profits comes from the christmas season, and we are getting frighteningly close to it. tom: obviously you have been a long-term resident of hong kong. i know you spent some time in the u.k. as well. how does this moment compared to previous challenges for the city? how much will it take for hong kong to rebound? douglas: again, it really depends on how it ends. if it ends with dece

sitting down with cameron douglas and his father, michael douglas.cameron breaking his silence about his famous family, his struggle with addiction and his seven years in prison. he writes about it in his new book "long way home." his father telling diane he reached an emotional breaking point with his son. >> we had reached a point where i thought i was going to lose him and was not willing to emotionally commit anymore. >> and you said, don't you love me anymore, da >> those words were heartbreaking, to me. >> at what point do you protect yourself or your other loved ones around you before you get dragged into this and it falls apart? it destroys you. >> diane with the a b bc news special. it airs right here tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern. very brave and very candid with diane and we look forward to that a little later tonight. >>> and to another headline this evening, the new "star wars" trailer now viewed more than 10 million times and counting. "star wars: the rise of skywalker" smashing the record for most presale tickets in the first hour. the mo

cameron douglas is now 40. years behind bars including in maximum security and nearly two years in solitary confinement. >> do i have this right, when you were 13 you were smoking pot. when you were 15 you were snorting cocaine. when you were 17, you had sampled crystal meth. 19, liquid cocaine. 26, heroin. how close were you to dying? >> probably pretty close. >> you said, i was playing a ga. a kind of miracle you're okay? >> i like the sound of that word. it sounds good. we'll see if i can turn it into that. i think that remains to be seen. >> reporter: as cameron douglas talks, it's hard not to be distracted. look at the faces of the three generations. that dynasty of douglas men. >> my father. >> my father. >> my father. >> reporter: the family's signature, a kind of tough glamour. >> greed for the lack of a better word, is good. >> reporter: his father a powerhouse producer, hit-making actor. his little boy watching him at awards shows from homend hoping to live up to the family name. >> michael douglas. >

we'll hear from a father of a student killed at the marjorie stoneman douglas school. it's hosted by donald payne jr. >>> the subcommittee is meeting today to receive testimony on engaging the community's perspective on school security. good morning, and thank you everyone who is here today. the subcommittee is meeting to discuss community perspectives on school safety and how the federal government can better support local stakeholders in making our children safer. i want to thank the witnesses for participating in today's hearing. first, we have ms. lauren hogg and mr. max shafter's testimony is ones the american public needs to hear and ones that members of congress should take to heart as we go about our w k work. a special thank you to both. the chair would like to acknowledge congressman deutsch who represents parkland, florida, and has been a champion for measures to improve school safety. i ask unanimous consent to allow congressman deutsch to sit and ask questions. without objection it's so ordered. i'm glad this hearing can build upon hearings the subcommitte

here's michael douglas in season two of "the komisky method."barbara and she invited me to come up for the weekend. >> did you just say, "dig this?" e it on the -- [ indiscernible anyway, santa barbara, what do you think? >> what difference does it make what i think >> true, but i still want to discuss it are you eating >> yeah. >> could you stop? it sounds terrible >> i'm having my dinner. >> this late you're gonna get acid reflux >> that'll taste better than what i'm eating. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: michael douglas everybody! [ cheers and applause oh, the best season two of "the kominsky method" premieres this friday on netflix we'll be right back with kathryn hahn stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ in the storied tradition of his great-great-grandmother, goldi knows to never compromise. too shabby! too much! too perfect! i can rent this? for that price? absolutely. what is this, some kind of fairy tale? it's just right! book your just right rental at thrifty.com. oh! baby bear! ♪ ♪ oh! you got a fast one there just can'

nicknamed duke is the very first pet douglas rescued with his drone. but weeks later no one had adopted duke so douglas did. >> he was in the absolute center of where the hurricane was, and how he ever survived is just unbelievable. but i love animals, and i giv h home here in oakland. >> reporter: now a bond borne from disaster begins as douglas plans to head back home to the bahamas monday to rescue more dogs. >> speaking of which we all know the saying dogs are a man's best friend but last night one dog also became a lifesaver. check o vid from vackaville everyone was inside, they were sleeping until maggy started barking until they woke up and she did want stop until they did. and the family got up and out of that house as the flames engulfed it. vacaville police say thanks to maggy no one was hurt. and a big shot out to maggy right now. >> a firefighter there. >> good to go, maggy. >> we're going to get the summer like temperatures and seven day forecast. they're not typos. you're going to have a hard time believing some of these the bayb fog out

shootings in k through 12 schools around the country, including this shooting at parkry stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, that left 14 children and three teachers dead and shootings at santa fe high school in santa fe, texas, have claimed ten victims. the threat to our students continues. during the first half of 2019, there were 22 school shootings. just last week a teenager was arrested in washington state for planning to attack the schools on the 21st anniversary of columbine. still, the response from the trump administration and republican-controlled senate has been wholly inadequate. after parkland, congress passed the stop school violenceing a to provide funds for schools looking to improve their safety and infrastructure. however, it is important to remember that school infrastructure is only one part of the solution to keep our children safe. more must be done. in 2018, 113 people were killed or injured in school shootings in the u.s. in the same year, at least 1,200 children were killed by gun violence around the country. gun violence must be addressed both insi

there is no more mcdonnell-douglas anymore. over the course of the past antsle decades, their pl closed and that you eventually which ofth boeing course is the most important manufacture of airplanes area which oncell-douglas had built the transport vehicles for the united states and other allied nations in world war ii disappears. so, they closed a plant in torrance and other places. and people just lost their jobs. difficultecame very for people who were doing heavy like welding and riveting, people who work machinists. they suffered terribly because of that. 1973, a spokesperson for the actually came before the u.s. finance committee to talk about what was happening to our economy and i will quote him here. he says we have become a nation a countryer stands, of industrial capacity and meaningful work, stripped of these things. we are a service economy, a nation buying and selling root beer floats. this is what happens. we go from being an industrial economy to a service economy. mean?at does that the the problem -- what's pr

survivor of the school shooting in marjory stoneman douglas high school. in parkland, florida. although she may be on, miss hogg is undoubtedly and unfortunately, an expert on this topic. i am thankful she is here testifying for her first congressional hearing to she share her experiences. next we have gerald maples, the director of the office of the homeland security to prepare. mister maples has appeared numerous times. i thank him for coming back. next we have ms. cassie, who is the director of texas school safety center. it's a part of the texas state university and has been focused on improving school safety in texas for the past 20 years. lastly, we have mr. shatner, the founder and ceo of safe schools for alex, an organization he found after losing his son to the school shooting in parkland, florida. again, thank you for being here today. >> today. that went out objection the witnesses. will be inserted into the record. i now ask each witness to summarize his or her statements for five minutes. ms. hogg >> thank you all for allowing me the opportunity to give a student's

. >>> coming up, the douglas dynasty. >> cameron douglas opening up in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer about his downward spiral with drug use and just how close he was to losing his life during his teenage years. teenage years. that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. ♪la la la la la. ♪ >>> they ♪ >>> they've been one of the ruling families of hollywood for generations. but while fame ran through the douglas family, so did decades of scandal, pain, and heartache. >> cameron douglas, son of oscar-winning actor michael douglas, is now opening up about a downward spiral of drug addiction that nearly tore his family apart. abc's diane sawyer has this exclusive interview. >> a k

michael douglas, and the grandson of kirk douglas, opening up on his struggle with drug addiction, hising forward to that. >>> how many are fighting the go to bed battle with your kids every single night? this morning it is nanny connie to the rescue. what happened when she headed -- george is laughing over here -- into the home to help these parents in their sleep showdown? >> i'm laughing because we used to go through that battle. now they put me to bed. >> join the club. i'm with you, george. >>> we have a lot of news to get to this morning, starting of course, with the latest on the impeachment showdown. explosive testimony on capitol hill. more than nine hours, some gasps in the room as he detailed how president trump tried to tie a white house meeting and military aid to ukraine to that country investigating his political rivals. i want to bring back mary bruce on capitol hill. mary. >> reporter: george, good morning. while democrats here say this is the most damaging testimony yet for the president, that it outlines what trump and his allies have been denying, a clear link betwe

at the bottom, hk douglas. i think what happen is that henry douglas went across the street from his town in hagerstown and found this kid, b.w.t. phreaner, to take a picture of this rock before it was blown up. i was very excited to find that. this is a phreaner photograph, i believe the first photograph of the lodge. thomas bolt who in 1867 put the national cemetery together, had a shop on the bottom floor of a building in hagerstown. upstairs was the photographic studio of b.w.t. phreaner. in 1867, he goes upstairs to phreaner and hires the young kid. i have looked at some of phreaner's ads. he used to mention thomas bolt. they shared a lot of ad space. why i wanted to show this is if you look, you see the vignett ing. around there. this would not be a landscape camera used to take pictures outdoors. this is another picture he took. these are in the history of the antietam national cemetery that came out in 1867. he even got a photo credit on the back. there is all that vignetting. these early photographs, t

it's a ticking time bomb. >> douglas burden was once a ticking time bomb himself.since he exploded in anger and attacked a 64-year-old deputy in his housing unit. today, burden says it wasn't personal, but the result of frustration. >> i thought i was being treated unfairly, because i wasn't going to court very often. i would go to court and i wouldn't get to get my word across to the judge or to anyone, so it felt like i couldn't get my voice out there. so, one day, i just snapped and i decided to choke out a deputy. while he wasn't looking, i just jumped behind the counter and grabbed him in a choke hold and i started choking him. >> could you have killed him? >> easily, but that's what we're taught in the marine corps. >> since then the jail's medical staff has kept burden stable through medication. >> i've been taking my meds. i've been doing a lot better. this is the best i ever felt, ever since i was diagnosed with schizophrenoform. >> are you a threat to these deputies here? >> no. >> why not? >> because me being ex-military, i feel like i'm on their side, i

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there were a series of meetings at marjory stoneman douglas high school. they were closed-door meetings, the superintendent made sure that only one school board member was about to speak because if to mexico and would have to be public record in minutes would have to be taken. >> that's called sunshine law. >> sunshine laws, so there are these meetings, some of the parents are not happy with the school district for all sorts of reasons. a couple weeks later the superintendent hold another and become a public meeting at a neighboring high school, and has his deputy e-mail at various activist groups and say we just had a series of closed-door meetings at marjory stoneman douglas high school. we haven't heard rhetoric that this was enforcement please come to the school district and supporter superintendent, right? we reached a point in public education where your kid can get murdered in school and if you ask why are you try to hold people accountable, you will be called a racist, and nobody will really care. that to my mind goes back to the southern poverty l

there were a series of meetings at marjory stoneman douglas high school. closes door meetings, the superintendent made sure that only one school board member was allowed to speak because if two spoke it would have to be public record and then minutes would have to be taken. >> they call it the sunshine law. >> sunshine laws, i and so it's four meetings, stoneman douglas parents north have with the school district, a couple weeks later the superintendent holds another meeting, public meeting at a neighboring high school, and has his deputy e-mail out various activist groups and i said what sea 0 closed door meetings and he have what heard rhetoric this vial since desegregation was enforced. please come to the school district and n support your superintendent. right? so we reached a point in public education where your kid can get murdered in school, and if you ask why or if you try to hold people accountable you'll be called a racist and nobody will really care. and that to my mind goes back to the southern poverty law center and this kind of politically co

furthermore,e cacan ing in douglas herbert.y options on the table, one ofof them is aa no deal and onef them is a general election. douglas: and whichch is going go happen? don'n't know.. what is fair to say is thee votelled "yes, but" yesterday with mps giving a green light to the deal, but a saying not so vast -- fast and itecting the bid to ram through parliament on an accelerated three day timetable. where does it leave the bill? the bill is in the parliamentary parlance is in limbo. they are not going to be legally.g it it could s stay there for a matr of days,s, weeks, we do not kno. boris johnson threatened to call a general election if mps had not agreed to get his bill through on the accelerated timetable. he had threatened in general election. will they call his bluff? what we know this morning is he met with the labor opposition leader, jeremy corbyn and what was the nature of that meeting? they were discussing because anotherequested timetable. your timetable has been rejected, much too fast for the liking of most m

on valentine's day 2018 there was a massacre at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in park in florida. every single time like what nothing happened people love to play it off you know thoughts and prayers our entire nation. with one heavy heart is praying for the victims and their families. for once it was just like enough is enough for. a student initiative organize the biggest protest in the u.s. since the 1960 s. when young americans took to the streets to oppose the vietnam war millions took part in the march from liners in spring 2018 to demonstrate against guns in their country guns that kill their friends and that moment was an absolutely riveting and catalyzing moment i think for the country that is different from anything we've seen before but at the same time the arms industry was upgrading and launching new products on the market it has said there's very many factors that make that specific gun an amazing piece. more than $30000.00 people dying through gun violence in the u.s. every year and in some areas the situation is completely out of control but rather than abolish gu

douglas helped find sox along with 30 other cats and dogs, using his drone equipped with the infrared camera. >> we can have the rescue teams on the ground to find them. >> the hurricane crushed homes and left at least 58 people dead, and more than 1,000 are still missing. douglas, who is from oakland, first used his drone last month to help find pets in the rubble, but he realized he could do more so he returned home to oakland, outfitted his drone with heat-seeking imaging and headed back to marsh harbour. >> it's exciting because it will allow people to rescue animals quicker so they don't suffer so much. >> it's a race against time, and many pets were facing starvation. >> they were chewing on particle board trying to survive. >> this dog named duke was one of the first pets he rescued using his drone, and weeks later nobody had adopted duke, so douglas did. >> he was in the center of where the hurricane was and how he survived it was unbelievable. but i love animals, and i figured i could give him a good home here in oakland. >> now a bond bourrne from disaster begins, and now he

frederick watson -- frederick douglas would come on the road as well. he will meet with john brown. some accounts suggest john brown tried to sweep top frederick douglas into joining the attack on harpers ferry. doesn't do it, of course. throughout the summer in particular, browned and his cohorts are bringing in large shipments of goods on the cumberland valley railroad. he calls himself doctor isaac smith, and he's a minor and he's looking for possible iron ore mines, bringing in supplies back to the railroad, things like picks, and axes, when in reality, they are muskets and pikes. they were used to go down to maryland and set up his headquarters at the kennedy farm, and then in october of 1859, john brown and his men will write. some of the writers, after the raid, come back to the cumberland valley and try to get the railroad to get out of the valley. some of them would be captured near the cumberland valley railroad station, that stopped in pennsylvania where the raiders were being captured. one of the raiders will to escape on the railroad and end up in north pennsylvania, we

shortly after, the united states and the douglas mccartney went to take the philippines, and particularly focuses its attention on the city of manila. the city containing a million people. at that., the six largest city in the united states, and united states forces first started by bombarding it. but arming it. aiming for japanese military targets but aware that bombs can't always discriminate friend from foe. and then the united states army, came in on the ground hoping to dislodge them from the city or japanese had set up and fortify their positions. i started by doing it this artisanal weight by entering these buildings, trying to dislodge the japanese from where they were pulled up. leaking out the cost to soldiers site. not huge, nothing compared to what was was suffering. behind is it too high for the army to tolerate. so the army on the 37th infantry division switched tactics and decided that instead respond in the industrial way. by shelley inabilities that contains it suspected to contain hostile japanese sailors and soldiers. in the way the head of that the matter that division

i've got to go, douglas. quickly. >> okay.n election cycle. i mean richard nixon had won a big re-election in '72. so '73 and '74, the democratic party could build the case greater. and with clinton in 1998, it wasn't a presidential election on the horizon. right now this won't be fair to joe biden if it continues. what trump's try fing to go aft his biggest rival and it will be biden remembering for ukraine instead of being a states person if this drags on well into 2020. >> thank you both. >>> the white house defiant tonight but that's a big shift from releasing the rough transcript of the ukraine call and allowing the acting dni to testify. so why the change in strategy, and will it work? [ slow dance music plays ] ♪ sfx: record scratch music (plays throughout): [ 'watch me walk' by spencer ludwig ] yo dj, can i put in a request? ♪ don't have no sass about this ♪ ♪ i'm on my way i'm on my way ♪ ♪ can't take no class about this ♪ ♪ i'm on my way i'm on my ♪ like this! ♪ this is a moment you plan for. to start your investment

joining us to make sense of all this, retired army colonel, douglas mcgregor.ying to hold on to some semblance of a presence in the area the president said get the hell out. >> you have given me a tall order. you asked me to make sense of it and i can't. the president gave explicit orders to withdraw troops from syria. and today the secretary of state talks about the alleged readiness to use military power against turkey. this is the state that president trump recognized had the right to defend its borders and eliminate the threat of kurdish terrorism. and the secretary of defense said i may leave u.s. forces in northeastern turkey. he would rather see some american killed by the turks to precipitate a war? all of this has to be seen against a backdrop of a crisis in mexico where the mexican government is disintegrating. and 40 mill americans live along the border. and border patrol is overstretched. and they can't secure the border. we are dealing with people on the hill and apparently people inside the administration who are more concerned about enriching the

douglas letter spent four decades at the justice department defending the policies of republican andemocratic administrations. he doesn't speak to the press, but his words in court say plenty. he told a federal judge in washington, d.c., last week that the impeachment inquiry could be extensive saying i can't emphasize enough. it's not just ukraine, and if it's criminal, but even if it's not, president trump can clearly be impeached if he was obstructing justice. letter also told the judge that lying to the american public could warrant impeachment. he leads the non-partisan counsel's office, and currently employs just nine attorneys. >> he is obviously stretched very thin because it's a small office and they have an enormous docket. >> herb nathan was general counsel from 2007 to 2010. nathan's letter is at the forefront of mounting fights on multiple fronts more so than previous general counsels. >> this is like on steroids and this is much more serious and much more intense on many more fronts that he has to battle. >> indeed, letter and his team have a lot to handle. they're repr

i've got to go, douglas. quickly. >> okay.he difference is this is an election cycle. i mean richard nixon had won a big re-election in '72. so '73 and '74, the democratic party could build the case greater. and with clinton in 1998, it wasn't a presidential election on the horizon. right now this won't be fair to joe biden if it continues. what trump's trying to go after his biggest rival, and it will be biden being remembered for ukraine instead of being a states person if this drags on well into 2020. >> thank you both. >>> the white house defiant tonight but that's a big shift from releasing the rough transcript of the ukraine call and allowing the acting dni to testify. so why the change in strategy, and will it work? you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. dayquil severe. the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digi

criminal to maintain a clean background check using firearm to murder 17 people at marjorie stoneman douglas high school the obama administration forced these leniency policies serving millions of students by way of a letter which threatened the loss of federal funding if schools were have found racially disparate in suspension rates. co-author of the book is senior fellow at the new york city manhattan institute of former program manager of the education policy studies department of aei and has a ba from yale. andrew pollick is an unlikely political activist entrepreneur and businessman with experience in scrap metal and real estate but everything changed when his daughter meadow was murdered by nicholas cruz last year. he dedicates his life to make school safe again founding a nonprofit americas for children's lives for school safety or class to ensure the families of victims get answers. to begin, mister pollick. [applause] >> hey everyone thank you for coming. i will tell you a little bit about my story which is rough for me to do but i will do it for you. is not in politics before this

corría sangre parecía como si hubieran sido baleados en la cabeza en la cuadra 500 de la avenida douglasrsonas gritando balacera >> el familiar de la joven muerta que tenía 20 años de edad >> muy bonita su pelo bonito brillaba >> como jóvenes de san francisco todos se conocen >> se enteró en las redes sociales de lo ocurrido se sabe que el joven tendría 20 años de edad tenía relación afectiva con la joven n >> se están dando 20 mil dólares de recompensa por la información >> es un poco misterioro no se sabe qué pasó antes que se estrellara el vehículo >> la pareja iba a un restaurante de hiphop >> en otras noticias el hombre de 50 años de edad estaba en su residencia cuando pasó el crimen se subió a su carro, si tiene información llame a la policía >> piden ayuda del público para dar con el paradero de un hombre paso el martes un negocio en la calle se ve como trata de llevarse la máquina pero le es imposible fue reportada como robada la camioneta >> involucrados en el escándalo de soborno el productor de vinos de san francisco podría enfrentar hasta 15 meses en prisión por ayudar en el

>> hope: i have to keep thomas from having sole legal custody of douglas, especially after knowing motions capable of. if he suspects that you're conning him... >> hope: well, then i will just have to make sure that he doesn't. >> brooke: oh, god, honey, i don't like it. i mean, what if he figures this out? if he knows that you're manipulating him, th

colonel douglas macgregor, thanks for being with us. a number of journalists including myself have, well, when they asked one ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovich, asked that we be monitored. judicial watch discovering all of that and covering our names, including laura i can gram, sean hannity, john solomon, sara carter, dan won gin so, rudy giuliani, sebastian gorka. the list goes on and well the entire extent we don't know, but we do know this. city would be unlawful to have done so and we can't wait to hear which of my fascinating conversations may have been heard as a result. not really that fascinating. but i had to say that. mexico's latest major crackdown on illegal immigration to the united states. we take it up with ken cuccinelli next. who joe biden credits for the radical dimms so-called impeachment inquiry. you know, the effort ♪ limu emu & doug hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to k

michael douglas and man and turning a 54 year old johnny depp into a young jack spirit. it was the aging is expensive so expensive that it ran up the budget on the irish man to $160000000.00 no hollywood studio would touch it so scorsese took the project to netflix and they agreed. on the bus travel and that the. that there was nobody in this country who didn't know who jimmy hoffa was. charging guy with a gun what a knife you want to so you charge but again when i feel there's already speculation be academy you will be running to nominate the irish man for oscars ok we're going to. that makes no difference to me i'm here to defend your right. we want a one off and. you have to see the movie the no wage an all over can i was galt is best known for his 6 autobiographical novels called my struggle but he's also written a definitive book about norway's most famous artists and monk monk is best known for his picture of the screen but he was a very prolific author there are over 1700 works by him. a museum had be bright idea of asking canals god to curate an exhibition of mon

dream of martin luther king and sammy new hamer, the dream of the boys in washington and tubman in douglas. the dream of all of those nameless and faceless sharecroppers of his father's generations. [applause] who we're laid their bodies down on plantations all over this country so that young elijah could run across them and get to the promised land. it could not always speak the king his english, then have college degrees. the head of seo ways to pray. but they never believed they would never give up. her waiver on his trust and belief they had in their children. they grow up, they become leaders. they are who we celebrate. the sacrifices and achievements, remind us students and frizzell was right, when he said that no hearing is fatal. the maximum wood was always we go to the maximum danger. but doctor king was right elijah, when he said for the true believers, the darkness would be live enough. so how do we celebrate him today. how do we honor him is we get ready to resubmit his soul spirit back to god. now my trinkets are false praise or ceremony restoration, is things never meant anyt

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