who's doing this internally for emerson? have good partnership and software exposure. >> phenomenal. jim, we have 5,000 r&d engineers over emerson half are software engineers, the other half are mechanical engineers. and 25% of our sales today, today are of products sold -- developed in the last five years. the vitality of the portfolio is very important to us, and we'll spend over 6% of sales in r&d as we go forward and that number will go higher. >> also, growth is increasing with every single divestiture. i want to talk about one metaphorically so people understand the arc of what you've done. >> yes, sir. >> when i met mr. knight, great predecessor of yours, what he talked to me were valves, heating and air conditioning and the incincerator the garbage disposals. we regard those as being wasteful we now compost to me, that's metaphorically, you are that journey you don't want to be in the home incincerator, but you want to be saving the environment. >> aligning the portfolio to growth secular macros is really what the in

emerson. >>> getting some headlines out of d.c.ial resolution to the rail dispute >> house speaker nancy pelosi has said her chamber will vote tomorrow on a bill that would force rail workers to accept a contract agreement and avert a potentially catastrophic strike. now, pelosi and other congressional leaders met with president biden at the white house this morning she said that the agreement doesn't include everything that she would like to see that weighing the equities we must avoid a strike or else jobs would be lost. this bill has to clear the set the two top senate democrats have both said they want to see a bill to avert a rail strike passed quickly, so we'll see if that happens but again house speaker nancy pelosi saying her chamber will at least vote tomorrow to avert that rail strike >> as you're talking there's mccarthy talking about nick fuentes and saying the party -- there's no room for that kind of anti-semitism in the republican party. talk to me also about the possibility of government funding. obviously the meeti

emerson. . >>> welcome back stocks under pressure on wall street losing steam throughout the session. a live look at the s&p 500 sector heat map this hour. every sector is under pressure right now. who is getting hit the hardest, real estate, energy, materials and technology consumer staples and discretionaries are faring the best but both down names like ultia, smuckers jam and walmart and coke higher, amazon and tesla both higher and target, advance auto parts and wynn are helping out it is cyber monday, and the early results for the holiday shopping weekend looking promise for retailers. a report $9.12 billion was spent online on black friday up 2.3% from last year our frank holland joining us now from a best buy fulfillment center in the new jersey how is the action there, frank >> reporter: yes pretty busy here, sara, if only you can hear the noise people shipping out online orders today we're getting data that the top retailer searched for on this szish monday are walmart, target and hom

at one point he drives emerson crazy, emerson circles around the town because he doesn't know what to do with himself. emerson was like a saint, one of the nicest human beings who ever lived and warburg pushed him to the brink. it is a book about cancer, there are not many funny parts in the book but -- that chapter is, relief. if you can put up with warburg's and text. so in the meanwhile he is alienating more and more people and making more extreme statements about cancer saying not only is the fermentation important but is the only thing that matters. he appears in 1950 before group of nobel laureates and says everything else is garbage, all you need to know is cancer cells can't use oxygen so they ferment and he uses the word garbage for everything else and he insists, if only the cancer world would pay attention to him we could solve this and it is incredibly important what he is saying but the tides of science are changing in the 1950s with the discovery of the structure of dna and always interesting discoveries about cancer virus is taking place in the 60s and then we have a re

go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science.e welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. >>> stocks are surging, we're at session highs as we speak following chair powell's remarks, where he signaled smaller hikes as soon as the december meeting joining me is liz young. you still think we'll see new lows in this market. you're not convinced >> i don't know that we'll see new lows, but another low. i also want to preface this by saying this is something we should terribly fear the economy is out of balance, and fed chair powell has pointed that out over and over again he's been clear about the facti still out of balance, and they won't be comfortable until it gets back into balance a couple reasons why i think we'll see another type of low i don't think it's nuts coincidence we started to hear commentary from chair pow

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emerson. >>> things are about to heat up as the next several days bring us a ton of data obviously powell more fed rhetoric. there's a look at futures. a little bit split today we'll get some of the names in the dow that are hurting futures this morning opening bell in a few minutes. don't forget, always catch us any time anywhere. listen to us and follow the "squawk on the street" opening bell podcast back in a moment >>> very thoughtful piece from morgan stanley today a bull or bear on boeing. what i really like about it is they are saying that there's been these defense risks defense has not beengood for them and the reason why numbers have come down it's so sloppy there's a misstep every day at boeing forget the missteps in defense this is a call to buy. even though it's called time to be a bull or bear. the answer is it's time to be a bull >> calhoun's last appearance with us he, for example, did the m meaculpa it would be something you didn't know they had that was a drop. berne thal not

emerson. ♪ >>> rick santelli here with breaking news.r read on chicago pmi, are we going to have our third number below 50? indeed, 37.2 not only is it our third number below 50, it's our first number below 40, and this is the lowest level going back to 32.1 in may of 2020. that was the low due to covid. so, this number is a huge disappointment 45.2 in the rear view mirror, and if we consider the previous data was better than expected, this probably puts it back down to 3.75 with regard to tens. still have j.o.l.t. and penny home sales to go "squawk on the street" will return after a short break ♪♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? ♪♪ >>> i think we can make a lot of progress in the labor mar

joie: ralph waldo emerson. walt whitman. elizabeth cady stanton.h webster -- that's the dictionary webster. all great writers we think of as "progressive." but a closer look at their writings -- and those of many others -- finds shocking ties to the ideals of white supremacy? >> they're all using the same kind of language in describing and dismissing people of african descent. all of them. joie: but wait, i mean, ralph waldo emerson? walt whitman? >> it's, it's stunning. joie: that's donald yacovone, historian and author of a new book, "teaching white supremacy," who recognizes that what he's got to say sounds like heresy. >> it wasn't intended that way. i didn't even know i was doing that until it happened, but it is an assault on the way we understand our culture and ourselves. joie: to understand how this mild-mannered scholar became something of an academic flamethrower, it helps to have a little of the back story. yacovone was deep into research on another book, when just for "fun," he went to the library to check out some old textbooks. that'

you like enbridge, emerson electric, gilead. dividends that each one pays, specifically enbridge, 6.1% dividend. that is definitely better than even the 10 or two year, right? you have 3.6% for gilead, 2.2% for emerson but we don't want to invest in companies just because they have a freight great dividend, correct. >> that cash flow is strong support as you wait things out. these companies have fair valuation. same with emerson electric will be part of a industrial rebuild. they will be in a strong sweet spot for automation. gilead, who we think is radically undervalued, somewhat unappreciated is at a 12 pe. we think all these stocks have a significant amount of upside. you just may have to be a little bit of patient as we get into 2023 to see that but you're supported by the dividend in the meantime. liz: the broader market picture right now couldn't hold the gains from today. granted we had a brilliant week for the bulls last week. when you see nasdaq with a 8.1% gain four or five days last week that is certainly understandab

go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science.e welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. >>> lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> it is time for the lightning round. play the sound and then the lightning round is over are you ready, lightning round, whistleblower going to start with jeff in massachusetts jeff >> how you doing, jim, huge fan. af qu i have a question about a mining stock, rio, what are your thoughts on that, my friend? >> a storied company, a great company, but you need to see commodity inflation come back. i will say it's a great hedge against long-term inflation. no, i'm not going to fight the idea angel in nevada, angel >> hey, mr. cramer, i just had a quick question, i know you didn't like this stock before but how is neo, do you feel about it >> chinese stocks no good for me, and that

they write emerson, those name also continue to benefit but as these investments are not anticipated to be creative e earnings till next year and supply chain have referenced the earnings system still slowing down orders. take a look at these stocks, chip beneficiary, they've outperformed over the past one month as investors shift from growth to sort of the cyclical names, eaton and emerson up 16%, rock wellington arch up about 10%. carl >> seema, appreciate that. seema mody let's dig deeper into the chip sector and get a closer look at competition on a global level as china tries to catch the united states' tail and gain share. it continues to face hurdles including the commerce department's new restrictions to protect a key technology our next guest takes a deep dive into this year's long battle to dominate the chip industry in his new book "chip war." joining us is the author, chris miller appreciate the time. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> i wonder how you're just thinking broadly about the overall dynamics meaning slower economic activity, maybe a decline

obama emerson college poll oz has surged to the lead. >> if we are all in, we win. >> democrats are fed up with hochul's soft on crime. >> jogger raped homeless man 25 arrests was arrested for a 5:35 a.m. west village. >> zero policy for crime. >> labor department is set to dropped weakest jobs report since december of 2020. economists are expecting 200,000 jobs added to the economy. >> voters vote in their family's interest. inflation, the cost of fuel, the realistic fear what may have. >> takeover sag da. >> musk gearing up to potentially cut 3700 jobs email. >> employees may see sue the company for violating a california law requiring 60 days notice. >> right center field. mccormick mic on the move. at the track, at the wall, makes a grab. two gone in the ninth. ♪ >> brian: now this is getting serious. we are just four days away from the midterm elections. and we are talking to voters all across the country, no joke, jack. >> will: no joke because here in the studio we are joined by a panel of voters for all three hours. >> katie: yes, we are. first head down to the sunshine state wh

at one point he literally is driverring emerson -- driving emerson crazy.t know what to do with himself. emerson was, like, a saint who, you know, one of the nicest human beings who ever livedded from everything i've read about him, and he nearly pushes him to the brink so it's a book about nazis, there are not many funny parts in the book -- >> that was a nice story, yeah. >> that, the comic relief, it, you know, if you can put up with the antics. meanwhile, he's alienating more and more people, and he's making more and more extreme statements about cancer not saying not only is this -- saying not only is the thing he discovered important, but in the 1950s, there's a group of nobel laureates, and he says everything else is unimportant. he literally uses the word garbage for everything else. and he insists that, you know, if only the cancer lab would just pay attention to him, we could so this disease. and, you know, it is the incredibly important, what he's saying. but the times are already sort of changing, and, you know, in the 1950s we had the discovery

staying in pennsylvania, mehmet oz ahead of john fetterman, this is new emerson college poll, first time. in pennsylvania, like many places, it is the economy on the minds of others. >> carley: and trump will be in pennsylvania, so dualing rallies. "the view" co-host sunny stirring controversy with this comment yesterday. >> i read a poll just yesterday that white republican suburban wane are going to vote republican, it is like roaches voting for raid, right? they are voting -- >> todd: joe concha joins us, your reaction to an out of touch and horrible comment? >> joe: no politician with an r next to their name should go on this show again, these people hate half the country. if you're a suburban mom and you don't like what your kid is being taught or don't like what you are paying for clothes or food for your family, or at the gas station filling up your pump, maybe vote for the party not in power, republican, and sunny hostin thinks, no, you are like a roach. i'm sorry, barbara walters did not have this in mind as far as dialogue and sunny hostin everyday does this. so that is all i g

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emerson. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange."all street is look at weekly mortgage apps and the october home index both due out later this morning this is on back of the s&p case-shiller plan that fell. the decline matching forecasts as surge interest rates have pushed buyers to the sidelines, no shock there let's talk more about this with brad gillman, chief economist at courtland. this is not shock at all, brad i say this tongue-in-cheek how much more downside can we see in real estate >> as long as rates keep going up, we're going to see more downside, i think. >> if that's the case, how much is it? we've heard 20% thrown out there, we've heard more than that we're haev southward sam think could be akin to the lead-up of the great financial prices when real estate prices plummeted by even more than that. is there a prospect for that o for idea of a more shallow procession one that's going to p prop up the housing market on a relative basis >> i'll take the latter. it was significantly overbuilt in terms of the number of housin

in winter coats and is happy with the equipment or the assistance and at one point he is driving emersonre was an boxed circles around the town because he doesn't know know what to do with himself emerson was like a saint "one of the nicest human beings from whatever i have read about him and more perceptive break and so it is a book about concert hundred hands. the. >> will that was a nice story. >> was kind of comic relief and you know, if you can put up with otto warburg's antics but so, meanwhile he's alienating more more people than these making more extreme statements not only is this thing you discovered fermentation but is only thing that matters and he appears in any 50, before a group of nobels and he said that everything else is garbage all you need to know is that cancer cells edo sales they cannot use of so the permit and maturely uses the word garbage for everything else and he insists that if only be cancer we just pay attention to him like you could solve this disease and you know is incredibly important what he is saying but the sciences are already sort of changing in t

if you look at emerson college poll, you are up by 56% and he is 37%. look at different polls, they are saying different things. he said it is actually very, very tight. what do you say to that? >> jamie is not a congressman purity served in the legislature and he's got a voting record of when he has worked in the state to extreme policies to raise policies during the race. he has many times talked about the fact he wants to find new things to tax. very different than what i have done. listen, the poll that matters is election day. we know people in south dakota have not made up their minds yet. we know we need to keep talking to them about the wonderful things happening here. we are leaving the country and the economy and the kids international outcomes because they are in classrooms. parents have control over the children's education with band the critical race theory being taught to the kids. we have less than 700 people in the whole stay on unemployment here. everybody gets up and goes to work. our incomes are going faster than anywhere else. we are

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emerson. well, we fell in love through gaming. the internet lags and it throws the whole thing off. when did you first discover this lag? i signed us up for t-mobile home internet. ugh! but, we found other interests. i guess we have. [both] finch! let's go! oh yeah! it's not the same. what could you do to solve the problem? we could get xfinity? that's actually super adult of you to suggest. i can't wait to squad up. i love it when you talk nerdy to me. guy, guys, guys, we're still in session. and i don't know what the heck you're talking about. >>> the crypto headlines do not stop coming. blockfy looks to distance itself from ftx >> let's start with bit front. this is a u.s. exchange saying this week it'll cease operations with exchange. it is the latest crypto company to folder to the broader market pressure we've seen lately and then you've got blockfi. lawyers there said it was blind-sided by ftx's downfall and really a victim here if you remember this summer ftx was supposed to swoop in and buy out blockfi and also suing sam

the final emerson college poll shows a sharp turn to jd vance, leading tim ryan by eight points.n the state by in 2020. but both candidates claim victory is in sight. >> i think we're going to win because people are very frustrated with the direction of our country. >> we have been everywhere. and i am telling you we're going to win this race. >> come tomorrow, of course, only one of them can be right. keep your eye on the three cs. cleveland, columbus, cincinnati. big turnout must happen there if ryan is going to stage an upset. jesse kirsch has been on the ground speaking to the candidates and the voters who will decide this race. jesse, you have been there. you felt the ebb and flow in this race. i wonder what the feeling is on the ground. do you have the sense that the momentum has shifted given what the polls suggest. >> as they make their way across the state, and we have been catching up with them over the last stretch over the weekend. they are both drawing people out. i think what stands out as you look at the last couple of days of campaigning, you have governor mike de

a new emerson college poll shows masters ahead of kelly by just 1 point.f fox business live in phoenix now. of kelly. >> reporter: it's good to be with you, jon. yeah, we've got a dead heat in both of those races, and blake masters has been steadily closing that gap over the past few weeks and may have room to grow now with libertarian candidate mark victor dropping out of the race earlier this week. candidates are getting out there, they're talking to voters about what they think will matter most especially to that independent electorate. we've been on the ground talking to folkses, and this is already going to come down to inflation, border security and abortion. a fox news poll shows 26 the % of registered arizona voters say inflation is most important as hay head to the polls. we spoke with blake masters earlier today about when arizonans could expect relief. >> we've got to get the right republicans in. we also need the white house back. look how badly we're suffering after just two years of biden-harris? 2022, 2024, they go together. we pursue the am

emerson. >>> welcome back to "fast money.l since returning to the ceo position at disney he took questions from employees and confirmed the hiring freeze set out by his predecessor he said the company needs to focus on making the streaming business profitable. shares of disney closed down over 3% today. shanghai disneyland will be closed starting on tuesday there is a lot going on with disney do you like this ceo do you think the 3% move today was overall markets dragging it down do you think there is a concern about china? what was behind that >> i think it's a little bit of both you have to attribute some of it to china but overall the stock has been pressured since its last earnings release overall, i like bob iger i think he has a track record here i think maybe figuring out where some of the content goes in terms of its platforms, cutting costs like you mention i did like hearing the discussion about profitability during the town hall today i think that's super important so what you're talking about the ad based generati

the critics experts are also hoping to reduce the planet at this junction. emerson will need to see if we can close this gap to quieten things down in the rear courtyard of the building. just looking out on to the street that just one day, they would really benefit resident photo. presumably the trees will have to go, but we'll managers, let's work out some castings. yes. the noise reserve rates between 2 apartment blocks entered the re court yard for 30 years christian pop in his company, lamb contour have been developing solutions for quite a life. his idea then gone to the floor plan of the adjacent building allows for it . we can erect a structure in betraying that will also incorporate apartments one apartments, the face, the interior courtyard, or the quiet side logins either sound insulation and new apartments. here, noise prevention could deliver to benefits at once christian pop is called in as a consultant to advise on similar problems elsewhere in series. for example, here, cargo, trans rumble directly past times. how can these apartment blocks be protected from rail noise o

that society could work in a different and better way and as with ralph waldo emerson's better mousetrap the world would be the path to your dorm. marks and angles dismissed this is utopian and the term stuck. marks and angles for once were right. owen put his money where his mouth was, he bought an entire town, 20,000 acres in the southwest corner of indiana plus the buildings and infrastructure through a german religious sect to the decided to relocate, he paid 150,$000, a substantial fortune in the 1820s. people were expected to provide household goods, invest capital enterprises that would promote community independence and social equality. they would work for the community and be paid in credits at the town store or they could buy credits there, there were troubles from the beginning. a shortage of skilled craftsmen and the community could not produce enough goods to pay its way. robert dale owens, son of the founder described the people who settled in new harmony, quote, as a heterogeneous collection of radicals, enthusiastic divorces to principle, honest -- lazy theorists with a s

años y otro menor de 15 por sospecha de intento de asesinato y a un adulto de 19 identificado como emerson responsables de golpear a otros 2 menores el pasado 24 de octubre. uno de los cuales fue encontrado grave en el estacionamiento de la escuela (hablan en inglés). las autoridades dieron con los sospechosos tras revisar reportes de testigos que dijeron haberlos visto huyendo de la escena en un auto >> en oakland padres de familia le exigieron al responsable de la primera (nombre inaudible) que encuentren al o los responsables de escribir en un baño de niñas la vida de negros no importa. mátenlas a todas >> exigen respuestas pero también la presencia de policías, cámaras de vigilancia y personal que aborde la salud mental de los estudiantes. sobre el tema el distrito escolar unificado de autlán dijo que ya tomó cartas en el asunto. además agregó que los centros educativos están destinados a ser programas de aprendizaje cálidos y inclusivos donde todos se sientan protegidos llamados y que este tipo de intereses erosiona esa sensación >> los maestros de san francisco siguen demandando resp

the colonial legacy still causes political tensions. emerson cons unknown. we have to think differently about all of our policies towards africa hunting. our approach is still very colonial of stickler anesthesia politic. often we need to take these countries more seriously. albert of monarchy, the linda anston the most. oh, the central african republic is one country way russia has been expanding its influence for years. in march, the attack on ukraine was met by a show of public support among the former soviet union. often supposed that the african struggle against colonialism by providing weapons or building roads concerns about food imposed mingled with resentment to its former colonial powers. this conflict is reflected in politics. african countries joined together in the african union in 2002 to strengthen their participation in well trade. during the 1st peak of the grain crisis chem and mock he saw was invited to saatchi by russian president vladimir putin. brougham. hootin seize the opportunity to publicly communicate his view of the grain crisis o

police also arrested 19 year old emerson gonzalez or donna's he's booked into the marion county jail. all 5 teens are in custody at the marin county juvenile hall. a motive for this attack has not been released. united airlines pilots have rejected a tentative contract with the airline is they pushed for better pay. the union representing the pilots as 94% of the nearly 10,000 pilots voted against united's most recent contract offer. union leaders say they're planning informational picket lines at airports across the airline's network. unite has not commented on the outcome of the vote. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> midterm elections are less than a week lawmakers are on the campaign trail. we'll have more details in a live report from dc. and accused parkland shooter nicholas cruz expected to be formally sentenced today. what the families of the victims had to say after losing their loved ones to violence will be right back after the break. >> well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on a wednesday. we've been talking rain in the forecast yesterday. a hefty amount

according to ban schieffer, a cardiologist and head of the post vaccination, outpatient clinic. emerson hen cooking. you have to look closely, and that's what take so much time does it the all. and it also makes it so hard for us to do our jobs here, and then convey the findings. come meet them quickly. i can't simply tell dr. so and so who's just phone me, give me your instructions and we'll do a just like that can also me allison halsey and every one is more than welcome to observe our work here. and humans are to come and look at our lab method. the lab ones as his during the forensic search for causes and appropriate therapy, the employees at the center for unrecognised and seldom illnesses are in demand. here, blood samples of those afflicted are broken down into individual parts and analyzed via for moving on to through and since we believe that inflammatory processes can be triggered in some patients through a covert infection. colby or an inoculation who it impact on without which my that is we don't yet know from 3 got food and come, but that's what we're in the process of rese

the 1st in the mid least, the 1st posted by emerson country, ah, the traditionally popular sport, not just united nations across the globe, but also the people of putting and it's rulers. so why are some are nuts people of all origins, nationalities, religions, and beliefs will meet hearing cutter and on tv screens around the world on all the continents to participate in these incredible moments. it's a beautiful thing for people to put their differences aside to celebrate the diversity and unity at the same time. ah the 2022 woke up the way it didn't start really for the host southern sheet charge off his lines and the valencia had it in but via rule that out for a narrow, offsite 15 minutes in ela, she doesn't will begin catch valencia that i free played advantage, but then gave the penalty. valencia equity ahead and the half hour it was to valencia getting a 2nd going into half time. but at the more he that he did get a fighting goal, but couldn't the net the 2nd with the game not to be better now face a challenge to get out of their group. and with that, the drama begins for the f

minister has denied allegations of involvement in the attack and condemned the violence fastest by emerson con, accusing the incumbent leadership of plotting to have him killed. with aig and unassailable, ha ha. i was informed a day prior to going to the march that either they attempt to murder me in. was it up or good right now. i demand an investigation by naming and blaming general fazel, interior minister, son, noah, and 3rd prime minister, shabazz sharif. for my attempted murder, i ask how will investigations take place when they are in power and have not resigned? we spoke with a veteran of the pakistani air force. he said, the assassination attempt shows the government has run out of options to remove con, from the political arena. democratically non fun has been sent to the system and one of the reasons why he lost his seat as the prime minister of what's done is because he was trying to take care of corruption by the, the ball of corruption by the hans and tried to remove corruption and some very effective political leaders in his target. secondly, he was also trying to insure jus

beginning, from let's say, the early ninety's onwards. warnesha. hamid's the occult, the father, emerson is the father of the current that he had set out to secure, got us visibility and security are included, of course, in the prime security guarantor. the united states whom they gave this huge abase and alluded abby's so they became very useful for the us who want one. they want to talk to iran very useful to the u. s. also, and they wanted to some place to connect to send messages to have ultimately conversations with the taliban. so cut out and responses as fine. they can come and set up an office here and you guys could meet each other. each week men flocked to the national grand mosque for friday prayers. the amy are also praise here, accessing the building via his own underground entrance. most categories are what hobbies, followers of a particularly conservative form of his law. both private groups and government organizations have provided lavish donations to promote conservative islam in other countries. also in europe, which has caused considerable tensions. but there is evide

development. carnival is had a lot of p and john is also this week, pakistan's, former prime minister emerson carr was shot in the leg. hearing a protest march. he was leading to the country's capital of his mom, about the government was detained by authorities and confessed the con was his target. ah, there's aspect allegedly admitted he'd acted alone. however, it's unclear whether his statement was taken under rest. local media footage showed con with a bandage leg as he was moved to another vehicle by his security team. and a warning here you may find the following: images disturbing. a senator and senior member of collins party, who was also caught in the gun fire claim to one of concert porters was killed in the shooting. cons manager, along with the former governor, were also head, bringing the total number wounded in the attack to serve in the countries and come in prime minister issued a statement condemning the incident and calling for an immediate investigation. we heard from witnesses of the march. i was standing just behind him, ron han when a gunman appeared on the left in open s

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