ellens under -- ellen zentner looking for 700,000. zero plus get it done on november 3.ow low the bar is for the fed. tom: within the literature we look at, that level could be 200,000, 300,000, depending on who you talk to. i think we are making it up as we go. jonathan: without a doubt, but that view is in line with thomas costerg of pictet. ultimately they agree on the same thing. if it is zero plus, the light stays green for the federal reserve. lisa: they don't still feel comfortable buying $120 billion of bonds every month with where we are as inflationary rates. a listener saying, "as you know, school is not really open. moms are still shackled." she things it needs to be mentioned more often. these are the frictions still underlying the market. jonathan: it is personal. i can feel it. lisa: yes, 100%. [laughter] jonathan: i know it is. you have stayed on top of the story. lisa: it is a big deal. jonathan: i totally get it. that is why you are going to keep talking about it. it is important. equities up four on the s&p. yields unchanged at 1.58% on tens. your payr

ellen: exactly. they were often at odds and it does seem a lot of that has been resolved as they have moved away from constraining supply to gradually increasing supply. also remember now both of these countries are making a lot of money from selling oil because the prices have moved up here with everyone making a lot of money is much easier to get along. it seems earlier over the summer that the biggest contention was actually between saudi arabia and the uae over how fast to increase production. that is certainly something that we could see flare up again, though it does seem those conflicts were resolved within the scope of the current agreement. though when that agreement does expire or come to an end in the middle of the spring, we could possibly see some of this reemerge. sonali: it is interesting reading the tea leaves between saudi arabia and russia, but what is the place where the u.s. in this broader conversation, especially with such humongous investor demand for greater energy? ellen: exa

his ellen: that is the misconception.u go to a large carrier, you will be gone a while that there is many jobs. you can deliver parts in a city. you can do intermodal and pick up shipments with supply chains. the people who go to the rail yards are home every day. same thing for the cargo ships could their home much more often. you can still have a worklife balance and a family and make a good living. caroline: fantastic pictures of proud women outside their trucks. hopefully changing the perception of what it would be like to work in the industry. stay well. thanks you, president of women in trucking association. amazing and continuing the coverage, we will be honored throughout supply chains. romaine and i will be at the port of long beach next thursday with guests focusing on all things from backlogs to labor shortages. romaine: that's the first thing i will do is walk around the shore. in all seriousness, it will be interesting to get perspective here because it is not just the trucks. it is the rail yards coming in.

ellen: china. without a doubt. point china is manufacturing a lot of the world steel and a lot of other really important products. it is doing it the absolute earliest way. if you want to look at global emissions, if we are looking at climate change and emissions on a global scale, china is the big emitter. western countries emit more per capita, but with the way we rely on china for so many of these key goods that we consume, we have to address china's methods of production. lisa: how optimistic are you we will not lose this fight? ellen: i am generally pretty optimistic and i think we are not going to lose the fight, we are not going to see catastrophe happened in the next 10 or 20 years. i think humanity is very resilient and we will develop new technologies. the new technologies will come. they are not here yet. i believe in the ingenuity of the human race and the human mind that we will develop that clean energy technologies that can support our growing energy needs. tom: what is the goal in glasgow . what is

>> jimmy: ellen pompeo is here. saw your pizza-making war with fallon. >> jimmy: yes, we did -- i wouldn't call it a war. like grenada technically was a war, yes. [ laughter ] >> obviously your pizza's birth. >> jimmy: thank you. >> but you did say these are the best tomatoes. >> jimmy: my friend chris bianbi grows these in central california. not only do i say they're the best tomatoes, "the new york times" said they are the best tomatoes. >> really? i didn't know that, i get that a little more. i too jar my own tomatoes. >> jimmy: nice. >> i didn't know about the personal relationship and that you know the source of these tomatoes. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> let's do a little test. because yo-yo these tomatoes, i buy them from a farmer, but i do jar them myself. >> jimmy: oh, all right. >> i personally think these will make your pizza even better. >> jimmy: oh. >> and you can wipe the floor with fallon once again. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i feel he's suffered enough, but i would love to try them.

with final toxicology results back, the answer to the deaths of ellen chung, jonathan holmes, baby miju, and the dog is being attributed to hyperthermia my meaning they fatally overheated. the temperatures on the 8 mile- long trail soared to 109 batransplants went st afternoon on a hike. >> we have no evidence indicating that jonathan, ellen, or miju ingested any of that water, and we also know that there has not been any recorded deaths of humans connected to anna talks in a, but we do know that it is and can be deadly to animals. >> reporter: water from the merced did test positive for it, but the couple and their daughter were 2 miles away from the waterway. they had one 85 ounce camel pack water backpack with them which was empty. video from a chp helicopter shows the steep switchbacks that could've cut the family unprepared to the heat. >> what you see sometimes on a handheld device or a map, it doesn't show the different geographics, and it could be missed. >> reporter: in a statement, the family said the pain of losing four family members is indescribable, and they think the mari

white 0k, ellen, good to get yourthoughts, ellen term.d to get yourthoughts, ellen fraser, energy analyst with baringa. thank you. people reported issues trying to register for scotland's new covid passport at just a few hours after it was launched. from today, anyone entering nightclubs and most large scale events will need to prove they've had two doses of a coronavirus vaccine. officials say overwhelming demand could be to blame for the problems. alexandra mackenzie is in glasgow. are there still teething issues? there definitely seems to be and this went live about five o'clock last night, people were able to register for this and there have been reports of problems since then. if you're looking for the app, it is called the nhs covid status app. i downloaded it quite easily, it was quite a quick process for me, but there have been reports from many people looking for the app, finding it difficult to find, and also difficult to register and also people in the newsroom have been talking about that trying to register and not being able

i'm mary ellen carol and the director of the department of emergency management. and, mayor, you can have my job. she really laid out exactly everything to every detail about what to do to be prepared and we are really lucky to have the leadership of this mayor who takes emergencies seriously. i'm happy that we're all here in person again on 10/21. we got distracted for a bit by this global pandemic, but now we're able to refocus on other things and i want to echo the mayor's words about the library staff and i know many of you are here. we could not have responded the way we did and safe the live that is we did without the hundreds of incredible library staff and so we'll all incredibly grateful. and i just want to say to my partner over here your leader is incredible and never says no to anything and is always willing to step up. and, finally, these distinguished looking partners behind me from fire and police and sheriff. these folks really are going to be the front line in an earthquake to save lives and to, you know, come to serve the public. so we're super g

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i'm mary ellen carol and the director of the department of emergency management. and, mayor, you can have my job. she really laid out exactly everything to every detail about what to do to be prepared and we are really lucky to have the leadership of this mayor who takes emergencies seriously. i'm happy that we're all here in person again on 10/21. we got distracted for a bit by this global pandemic, but now we're able to refocus on other things and i want to echo the mayor's words about the library staff and i know many of you are here. we could not have responded the way we did and safe the live that is we did without the hundreds of incredible library staff and so we'll all incredibly grateful. and i just want to say to my partner over here your leader is incredible and never says no to anything and is always willing to step up. and, finally, these distinguished looking partners behind me from fire and police and sheriff. these folks really are going to be the front line in an earthquake to save lives and to, you know, come to serve the public. so we're super g

and in china i, our prices came into asia for gas and all the ellen g from the u. s. most of it went to asia because the european bucket was lower. so that's a fundamental reason why. then in europe, you have less, yas, coming into the system, not from russia at all, but in fact, from the global market and the european smits fitness understand. but with alan g development, we are fundamentally interconnected or the market. and so he's such a question of what is only the demand in europe is what is a demand for gas globally and in particular in asia, and what is a good news for or gas producer is that there is a growing demand. and in particular for ellen g, a, again, we are managing to telling us 10 percent of the energy market per year. so we are very, we're aware, and there is a growing market more than 10 percent per year is the last 7 years. so it's why or so receive is increased, so everything is connected and i think it does it damage? yes, it's not good. i pricing is not the good news. of course, immediately for my company are reserves are better but for custom

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what did ellen zentner of morgan stanley say 30 minutes ago? if economists were right, it was probably an accident. tom: lisa, i know you have seen it in new york as well. there has been a change in the last number of days. in our little world, i am seeing fewer masks. permeating all of this market babel and econ babel is better news on this pandemic. lisa: are we there? are we out of the pandemic, and have we reached a point where the labor market can normalize to a greater degree? until kids can get vaccinated, you start to get this revolving door at schools. it is going to be hard to see full normalization. i think that is a huge question among the many that ellen zentner was referring to. tom: we will focus on the labor economy of america. we will look at the american economy. but i am focused on setting up for q4, and we've got the right guest to do that. we need to do the data first. i've got nothing to say about the data. jonathan: unchanged. equity futures positive 0.1 percent. euro-dollar positive 0.1%. your 10 year just south of 1.60%

despite going down to 10 players mid—way through the first half, a late equaliserfrom ellen white managedue a point for city from a dramatic encounter, asjo currie reports. for united, the opportunity to claim theirfirst derby day league victory. for city, a chance to end a run of three successive defeats. in a quiet first half the united keeper shone. no way past earps yet. on occasions of this size, emotions and feet, it seems, can run high. georgia stanway with the challenge and the referee with an easy decision. absolute red card. city down to ten and on the back foot, but rather than sit back they went on the attack. stokes with the cross, shaw putting them ahead at the break. after the restart united made the extra player count, city were caught napping and lucy staniforth getting the equaliser. before elisa russo kept her balance enough to make the most of this effort. a cool finish to find the corner. two goals in three minutes, united turning things around and looking like they were heading for an historic win. absolutely wonderful precision. no chance. but city won't beaten, jes

mary ellen, to you first. to now find items glbelonging t brian laundrie along a path, a trial that he frequented, one would imagine that this would have been searched weeks ago and what's your take now on them finding it so far into this hunt for him? >> well, the fact that they found something and they found it so quickly this morning when there has been such a major search obviously that creates a lot of questions for me and i'm sure they'll be able to resolve those questions. it could be because the environment has changed and several weeks ago, it didn't look the way it looks now because of the water. that begs a number of questions. if there was such an intense search, why were these items just found now and the critical thing is going to be what's the condition of these items? do they appear to have been out there for a long time? are they weathered? all that becomes really important. >> tim, just to put a finer point on the reporting from randi and jean, you don't call in cadaver dogs and i guess you d

ellen, thank you for helping us chart that journey.e do have some breaking news, a panel of cdc advisors has unanimously backed moderna's booster shot as well as j&j's booster shot for single shot recipients 18 years and up. huge news, pfizer the only one that had been approved until now. the panel of cvc advisors -- panel of cdc advisors unanimously backing moderna and johnson & johnson. coming up, my interview with christian klein. we talk about whether the company shifts to the cloud and if it's paid out and how it has been impacted by supply-chain issues. let's take a look at mumble, match and spotify, all three popular subscription apps rallied after google announced it is slashing fees it takes from services like these on the app store. from january 1, the google play store will charge third-party subscription apps of 50% commission. previously they were charged 30% the first year and 15% beyond that. it will not affect most gaming, in app purchases are separate from subscriptions. comes after pressure from lawmakers. there is mo

part with an effort from range, forcing earps to block but she couldn't recover in time to prevent elleng afternoon but they remain ninth on the table with united are six places above them. quite a game. now, it's approaching half—time in rugby league's grand final. league leaders' shield winners catalans dragons are taking on back—to—back champions st helens at old trafford. a really tight game. if the dragons win they will become the first team from outside the north of england to lift the super league title but still a long way to go in that one. part one of lewis hamilton's damage limitation exercise for this weekend's turkish grand prix was a success. a penalty for changing the engine on his mercedes meant that despite being quickest in qualifying, he'll start from 11th the highest position he could achieve. his team mate valtteri bottas is on pole ahead of his title rival max verstappen. nick parrott reports. last year lewis hamilton finished his world title in turkey but this time the lead could slip from his grasp. istanbul park is a challenging place to drive, add a bit of moist

thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, mary ellen. thank you to all of our speakers. thank you to elaine forbes and the port of san francisco, which is a whole community of people who helped to make the work of fleet week easier for the planners. the wharfingers. the people have just been flawless throughout this whole planning process. and thank you for this beautiful park. it's beautiful. crane cove park. and i cannot leave the stage without pointing out that our chairman of the board retired major general mike might retired marine corps is the guy who pulled this back together in 2010 to recessitate fleet week. thank you, general, for all of your support. i think we're going to conclude the conference. we're going to have the speakers gather in front of the stage for a photo-op and we're going to gather for q and a if anyone desires. thank you very much. >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants

bieber and keaton met four years ago on the "ellen" show when ellen jokingly tried to set them up. if you have ever seen diane keaton on "ellen," she's hilarious. >> i like her, too. >> i thought it would be a "ghost" movie with the pottery -- >> that would be different with keaton. >> how is that traffic out there? >> or weather? we are starting out with some spots waking up to spotty sprinkles. we powered up storm ranger, and it shows parts of the tri-valley, and the heavier rain is rolling out east of the bay area. you may use a few swipes of the wipeders. fur heading out and maybe going out for a run on the peninsula, we are checking out the forecast for burlingame. we are starting out at 45 degrees and will get some clearing, but it will be a clear day or perfect for an outdoor run or walk earlier in the day. also we will see a high of 67 in east san jose. we're in the upper 60s for the east bay. this is about 10 to 15 degrees cooler than normal. it will be nice to leave the air-conditioning off, and we still have the natural air-conditioning for the coast. it will be cool out

message to ellen months saying, you know, clean your factory. this is not going to be tolerated by a common worker. this isn't the first time tesla has been accused of harassment. shut you up in pieces cut you up back in, 2017 lambert found a racial discrimination lawsuit documenting this racial tirade from a co worker on his cell phone. larry oregon was the attorney for lambert and dia's. the jury awarded. more than we asked for, and i think it's because they were incensed at how tesla could permit this kind of racist conduct. in a statement, tesla vp wrote. while we strongly believe these facts don't justify the verdict reached by the francisco, we do recognize that in 2015 and 2000 and 16, we were not perfect. we're still not perfect. the statement went on to say the company has since added a team dedicated to investigating employee complaints and a diversity equity and inclusion team. as for diaz, he now works as a bus driver for transit. traumatized by his time at tesla. i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. well. it has been plagued with p

our hearts will never forget the beautiful lives of jonathan ellen, meet you. and of course, our ski. they will remain with us wherever we go and where whatever we do. investigators had previously ruled out a shooting a lightning strike poisoning and suicide as causes of death and at least six water samples were taken from the area to determine whether or not maybe they were exposed to some toxins. and we did find out that yes, there were toxins in the water. but officials say there was no evidence that the family drank that water. alex sounds like they were caught off guard by the heat that day. a sad story all around, christina. well the fbi today confirming that dental records proved the human remains found yesterday at a florida nature reserve are those of gabby potatoes. fiance, brian laundry. the remains, as they mentioned were discovered yesterday alongside personal items, including a backpack and a notebook belonging to laundry. they were found in an area that up until recently had been underwater. laundry is the only person of interest in the death of

we had a really good, productive meeting with the president, with the vice president, secretary ellen. and i think we all still feel even more optimistic about getting to an agreement on a really transformational bill, that will fundamentally lift people up with the priorities that the progressive caucus laid out five months ago. we feel good the majority of those priorities will be in this bill. i think the president has been working incredibly hard to get everybody to a place where we can move this forward and finish this process so we can start on the next important thing we need to do. i feel like we -- his conversations have been really important. the president's work with the senators and with our caucus and the house has been really, really critical for us to be able to move forward. we are feeling good. reporter: did you agree to a bottom line number for the reconciliation package? what would you say to those saying you're having separate meetings with the president and the moderates? >> i want to remind everybody the house has a build back better act that has the best majorit

have it in time in the future of foreigners them, and by staying in a couple delgado protecting the ellen facility during its life time. so a lot of minded to protect into facility is the one off a bit more to sound like bodies. and people have been saying that for us is paying it, but i don't believe that, you know, for us as a democrat to the contrary, they cannot to paid admission and to hide need for a long time. so i don't believe a friend is paying, you know, it is if for us is contributing, it wouldn't pay in the future not get to this point. so i think at my is stronger, but you're going to do that. and rwanda isn't paying admission now. but in the future, and let me say next year, when de leon g project to resume, then there wouldn't get into a payment for granted to seek to, to do off to ellen g facility. and that is what you think they might get in return . is that what you're saying? yeah, i did that, that is how i think there might get it done. because before the incentives in the company will go to will use it to guarantee to see to, to get a legit facilities that to be cred

well, it's relatively limited because the ellen, she terminals in europe, you have one in this range, one in bold. germany has promised america to build one in the north, in bremen or some other place. oh, to, to, you know, to lead north stream to get into function just because the americans were trying to stop it. they get a new will and she turned brian g thomason in spain, in france, everywhere in italy. so on gas is coming. liquified gas is coming from the west. they can deliver more, but the, the energy terminals cannot, cannot double their capacity when go like that they need for us to build new ones if need be. but the easiest is, of course, to get the gas from russia through all stream to and again, there is gas everywhere, and russia is not stopping this gas from being the liver thing is that we need to finalize all stream to and it's a matter of months at most so everything is fine in the spring next time by by then lake gardens stood there, utmost to protect their people. so what's gonna happen between now in the spring, the re briefly 30 seconds. do you think we nobody rea

following hughes ellen's 1st outbreak of the delta, very into of coven 19 keeping it locked down much longer is unsustainable. and the government has responded to growing calls for a plan to get back to normal. we cannot asphyxiated people to stay home for ever. so now we need a new playbook to reflect the population protected from covet. the prime minister announced a traffic light system. we'll be introduced with different alert levels to manage outbreaks of the virus using fewer restrictions and no more nationwide locked downs . it signals an end to the elimination strategy and an acknowledgement that ye zealand is, will need to learn to live with the virus provided the vaccination rate reaches 90 percent. the arrival of the delta vary into new zealand, changed everything and is proved impossible to eliminate. but it did force the government and the public to speed up vaccinations. 86 percent of now had at least one dose. but getting to that key figure of 90 percent may take some time. the government says it will review the situation at the end of november, which may be too far awa

i'm mary ellen carol and the director of the department of emergency management.e really laid out exactly everything to every detail about what to do to be prepared and we are really lucky to have the leadership of this mayor who takes emergencies seriously. i'm happy that we're all here in person again on 10/21. we got distracted for a bit by this global pandemic, but now we're able to refocus on other things and i want to echo the mayor's words about the library staff and i know many of you are here. we could not have responded the way we did and safe the live that is we did without the hundreds of incredible library staff and so we'll all incredibly grateful. and i just want to say to my partner over here your leader is incredible and never says no to anything and is always willing to step up. and, finally, these distinguished looking partners behind me from fire and police and sheriff. these folks really are going to be the front line in an earthquake to save lives and to, you know, come to serve the public. so we're super grateful that they're here. you know,

i'm mary ellen carol and the director of the department of emergency management. and, mayor, you can have my job. she really laid out exactly everything to every detail about what to do to be prepared and we are really lucky to have the leadership of this mayor who takes emergencies seriously. i'm happy that we're all here in person again on 10/21. we got distracted for a bit by this global pandemic, but now we're able to refocus on other things and i want to echo the mayor's words about the library staff and i know many of you are here. we could not have responded the way we did and safe the live that is we did without the hundreds of incredible library staff and so we'll all incredibly grateful. and i just want to say to my partner over here your leader is incredible and never says no to anything and is always willing to step up. and, finally, these distinguished looking partners behind me from fire and police and sheriff. these folks really are going to be the front line in an earthquake to save lives and to, you know, come to serve the public. so we're super g

>>> let's bring in dan abrams and mary-ellen o'toole. dan, no confirmation yet.re a lot of indications this is brian laundrie. >> right, you have to believe whatever remains these are almost certainly connected to this case. they're found right next to the notebook and the backpack. the fbi tends to be very careful in what they say in a high profile case like this. for them to say apparent human remains, means they're convinced they're human remains. if they are human remains found right there, couple miles away from where his car was, right in the area his parents said he might have been, his backpack and notebook there, without going down rabbit holes, you have to believe these are the remains of brian laundrie. >> mary-ellen how long will it take to i.d. those remains? what other information can they get from the remains? >> it's going to depend in what shape the remains are in. this could take a number of days. first of all they want to determine if that's in fact brian. they want to determine the manner of death, which means is it homicide, suicide, accident

for the jobs report, ellen centre at morgan stanley -- ellen zentner at morgan stanley expecting a higher than average estimate going into that print. is the market pricing in a november taper for the federal reserve? daniel: i think so. the fed has been pretty clear in its communication. you would have to have a pretty catastrophic payrolls figure for the fed to change the timeline it has laid out that should finish by this summer. at some point we are going to start thinking much more about hikes in policy rates, and that will be the thing that drives the markets, particularly the dollar. for now, i would almost argue that tapering is not an issue. the key thing we need to focus on is how earnings come in relative to expectations, particularly the enormously high bar we had for the first and second quarter, when surprises were so far beyond expect patient. tom: citigroup comes out with a global summary, they honor tobias levkovich. bnp paribas has been so good about framing yield against the economy. do you ascribe as well to a 2% yield out there? daniel: i don't know if i want to put a

the numbers drop from ellen zentner at morgan stanley. we expect nonfarm payrolls to increase by 700,000 in september. we did expect only a slight down to can the end limit rate owing to a bump in labor force participation. we expect average hourly earnings rose, lifting the rate to 4.6%. that report just in from morgan stanley. tom: that is a healing economy. morgan stanley and others have led on this glide path, q3, q4. what i heard is a set of guesstimates that signal a healing america. what is that timeline? we don't know, but it is a healing america, not the gloom of recession. that is a big number. jonathan: we catch up with ellen zentner tomorrow, and thomas custard of picked at -- and thomas koster of picked at -- of pictet as well. now the run rate is we have no idea. kathy jones joins us now, charles schwab chief fixed income strategist. i always read about the and of easy money. what does that mean backup? -- that mean? kathy: it means an end to the support we are getting from the central bank. it does mean as we look forward,

enforcement has ruled out foul play, suicide and the use of illegal drugs in the deaths of john garish, ellen chong and their 1-year-old daughter and their dog. the family initially from san francisco disappeared this past august mid month while on a hike in the sierra national forest. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the merced levels of toxice detected nearby. the mariposa county sheriff's office has been working with toxicologists and environmental specialists, the fbi and other experts to see if that played a role. it was also extremely hot the day they disappeared. law enforcement will reveal what killed this mother, father, daughter and the dog later today. >>> happening today, closing arguments begin in the trial of a danville police officer accused of killing an unarmed man in 2018. andrew hall is fighting manslaughter charges the death of a man shot and killed after police tried to stop his car as he drove around a roadblock. hall never took the witness stand. while he's now being investigated for the deadly shooting of a homeless man this past march, the judge di

i want to switch subjects just a little bit here because let me just say felice, ellen pompeo, on thef her podcast, the "grey's anatomy" actress shared an anecdote about an on set clash she had with the denzel washington when he was guest directing a 2016 episode, but i don't think girlfriend was expecting the reaction that she got, but you know, she dangled out some fire and asked for all that smoke i think is warranted. let me just say, i don't think ellen pompeo would have ever spoken to steven spielberg the way that she did to denzel washington. i don't think she would have spoken to clint eastwood that way, i don't think she would have spoken to debbie allen that way, but felice, you take it away. what do we make of this? >> i would agree with you with that, and ellen pompeo, let's start by saying what you're not going to do is disrespect uncle denzel, okay? you know, this is a typical case of a white woman, white womaning, right? so we see the disrespect. we see the privilege, then you know at the end she went back to denzel's wife saying that, you know, that she got into argume

ellens and has been way out -- alan zentner -- ellen zentner has been way out front on this.t of the keys about 2022 and whether it is going to be a smooth transition or not is the debate about the role of fiscal policy. we had a huge drop in income. most of the fiscal policy was shoring up that income. from my perspective, anyone who is looking for this massive fiscal cliff, if you are just looking at the change in the deficit from one year to the next, i think that is the wrong analysis in current circumstances. there is income replacement that kept the consumer on track. excess saving could buffer to some degree any fall in income. the fall off in fiscal stimulus right now is not going to lead to a cliff because it didn't lead to anywhere near as much as a -- near as much of a boost as we thought. that is why we saw the saving rate go up, because consumers are moving through it. if they smooth through with this year, it is going to smooth through it next year when the impetus goes away. tom: do you model in a fiscal drag, either with the present legislation in america, for

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