fawn started off life pretty rough. let me tell you what fawn looked like before she started getting treated by the vets at cornell university. >> she's walking. you sue how her knees are bent. this poor thing, when she was born fell on hard concrete hit her head and one of her legs. the farmer thought she's not going to make. jennifer wanted a pet cow. took her in raised her in her house. taken to the woodstock sanctuary farm. vet said we think we can do something for her. so they were able to give her surgery. she got plaster casts. then graduated, after she got out of the casts, she was in these new braces that you see right here. >> it's very cool of these people that did this there they say she will never walk normally but this will give her a better chance at a better quality of life. there's a sip on the wall that says donations. they say it cost a lot of money to get these surgeries and braces for her. >> so many great things about this story. >> run, fawn run. >> be careful. >>> in the uk in europe we love our

. >> the moment he knew the fawn had him fooled. >> like, really? >> there are a lot of rescue videos but guaranteed -- >> not seen one like this. how a toddler got his head stuck under a water pipe. >>> and an artist trades the brush for -- >> just the breath. >> squeeze, lift squeeze. >> how she's putting her chest into painting a famous person. >> to get details do you have you to make the studio colder? >> right. i see where you're going. >> the fast one, it can do racing decided to make the race car go even faster. the a dragster. >> so fast it grew wings. that car has been modified heavily. >> a bit too much i would say. >> if you ever wanted to know what it feels like to be a plastic paper bag in the wind this video kind of shows that off. it gets air, gets up in the air and crashes up and over the wall. the entire car going to bits. but the driver is okay. the driver escapes without injury. this next race in germany, this guy driving a mustang gt 500, very very expensive car in that part of the world but something starts to go wrong. >> oh!

the officer used a carjack to bend the iron fence and free the fawn. she immediately -- right there, took off into the woods to rejoin her family. the metal fence caused some bruising but the officer believes the fawn will be okay. >>> a lot of people turned out today hoping to adopt one of the puppies abandoned in san rafel. a man found the puppies in a box on tuesday. he brought the rottweiler/lab mixes to the marin county shelter. there was a line out the door. >> fill out the application and was granted by wish and i got this little guy. he's so cute. we really hope that people if they weren't able to get one of them, maybe they'll adopt an older dog. >> the rest of the puppies are available next week. if you want more information, go to our website, abc 7 news.com. those little guys are adorable. >> how do you not love those faces? >> we love spencer out in the sunshine. >> i'm glad somebody likes it. the sun is shining brightly on me right now as it is over the remainder of the bay area. under blue skies not a cloud to be found. that may change t

photo shows the fawn jam inside the iron post.cer from palo alto animal services covered the head in a cloth to keep it calm. officer used carjack to bend the iron fence and free it. and it immediately took off in the woods to rejoin its family. the metal fence did cause some bruising. officer believes the fawn will be okay. >> well a lot of people turned out today hoping to adopt one of the puppies abandoned if san rafael. man says he found 9 pup aevs in a box next to dumpster on tuesday. he brought the rottweiler lab mix puppies to the humane society and 2 2 dog went up for adoption and line out the door. >> filled out the application and and was granted by wish i got this little guy. he's so cute. >> we really hope that people if they weren't able to get one of the nine that they will consider adopting another dog maybe older dog. >> rest of the puppies expected to be available next week if you want more information about adopting one go to our web site at this site. >> the cute. >> another 30 minutes of abc 7 news at 9:00 is n

. >> fawn -- funeral services were held today for former u.s. senator edward brook the first african-american to be popularly elected to the u.s. senate. d.c. bureau chief sam ford shows us the remarkable legacy brook had left behind. >> he died at age 95, a champion of civil rights and women's rights. a liberal republican senator from massachusetts, born and reared in d.c. among the hundreds at the national cathedral today, his lifelong friend a 93-year-old who attended dunbar high and howard u and fought germans in italy in the all black 366th infantry in world war ii. >> out of 3100 men and officers we had 1800 casualties. >> in the service, they celebrated the man who more than beat the odds in massachusetts politics elected attorney general and then twice as u.s. senator in a state that was 2% black. >> his opponent kevin white, claimed to see no hidden message in campaign bumper stickers that read simply "vote white." >> the current chaplain of the u.s. senate delivered the homily and the one time chair of the d.c. republican party, a form

. >> police say was just one of 20 victims in queen village saturday morning police fawn airbags stolen of carson front, monroe, fitzwater christian and

police fawn the second suspect, half mile away on east butler street. now, it was a frightening night of course for this victim. police say the suspect expect even left her with threatening message before leaving the scene. take a listen. >> the males who committed this crime stated to her point every gun that if they -- if she called the police, or told anyone, including her family that had he would find her kill her and also kill her family. so you can imagine she was very, very frightened, even when she was reporting this information to the philadelphia police officer responding. >> reporter: a very brave young woman indeed. police add that she has positively identified both of the suspect here at the special victims unit this morning and police also say that the victim's stolen property was found both of these teenage suspect. they also hope that businesses and surveillance cameras in the area can help them tie up this case. reporting live outside this morning, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan thank you. does this man look familiar? phila

. >> coming as some relief, no sign of foul play fawn at this time. and now police are trying to check out some tips that magalon may have been seen on her phone or perhaps hitchhiking between friday and saturday. we are live at the upper providence police department justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, justin, we'll get back to you shortly. an autopsy confirms the 13 year old delaware county boy found dead on his parent property killed himself. the medical examiner said cayman shot himself with a gun from his newtown square home. the eighth grader left home after getting bad progress report from school. grief counselors will be available for his classmate all week long. >> 5:07 right now. near miss for a man riding a atv through the street of northeast philadelphia, and check out your screen right here. quite dangerous. you can see that rider nearly slams head on into a motorist trying to make a left-hand turn. now, the back tires of the atv clips the front of the car just little bit there but then the rider maintains control, just keeps

i don't think republicans are concerned where you can just get this kind of fawning coverage. all this stuff that's going on, pretty unbelievable. lou: the idea that he did not stop pause in the middle of the day to issue a statement, a personal statement about ferguson to which he is absolutely connected, did that shock you? >> it did because i think it's an issue that he's been really actually almost just incredibly focused on. he has the attorney general, eric holder focused on this issue as well. and the mere fact that it was two police officers that got severely injured and really did not go and address the issue and calm the situation down which is what he should have been doing. lou: valerie jarrett, she's going to be there she says, until the lights go out. if you were wondering. she says she's also paid to be his friend and she's sticking til the end. >> yeah. it's almost like she's making the call there. that's what came across to me like she'll let him know when it's time for her to leaf. but i'll tell you with this e-mail controversy and what we learned today, this

because no one is going fawn over him anymore, no one will be sucking up to him and trying to get favesoliday. , and so his life is awful. recently heard a story of a rabbi who was sent to the gulag during the world world war ii area. if you -- if you don't want to read that book read ann's book, the gulag, it's faction. this horrible, horrible thing where they take people make them work hard don't feed them much and don't have good clothes, it's awful, and a ten-year sentence was usually a death sentence. ten years of prison is awful, but often a ten-year sentence was a death tense, so his rabbi is in the gulag talking to this guy, and this guy says you're so happy. why are you happy here? this is awful. we have no food. we're dressed in rags and we work all day. he says, well before i was in the gulag my job was to get people close to god. now that anytime the gulag, my job is to get people close to god. so i have same job i had before. he says you were a banker, you were important, you had money and now you're a prescriber and you -- a prisoner and you have nothing and you're miserab

and cycling, and it's a common problem in international sports is the sport is too close, indeed fawningr some athletes. that's what happened with lance armstrong. >> reporter: the american was stripped of titles after admitting to doping. he spent two days being investigated and issued a statement saying: brian cook son was brought in to power the u.c. i in 2013, promising a clean slate for the organization. the report is critical of former president pat mcquade who will be asked to give up his honorary presidency. they stand accused of prioritizing the public image over action. the report said: sports are in a degree of denial in certain case and they'll face the problems that we have faced and are facing too, in this report today. >> reporter: cycling had many so-called fresh starts. this chapter proves another test in the long-running battle that establishes faith in a clean sport. >>> well hine verbru frks gen was the u.c. i president between 1991 and '95 and he responded to the reports. >> more than ever after that we have been cleared of suspicions of cover ups. i think that was t

i don't think republicans are concerned where you can just get this kind of fawning coverage.e midst of all this stuff that's going on, pretty unbelievable. lou: the idea that he did not stop pause in the middle of the day to issue a statement, a personal statement about ferguson to which he is absolutely connected, did that shock you? >> it did because i think it's an issue that he's been really actually almost just incredibly focused on. he has the attorney general, eric holder focused on this issue as well. and the mere fact that it was two police officers that got severely injured and really did not go and address the issue and calm the situation down which is what he should have been doing. lou: valerie jarrett, she's going to be there she says, until the lights go out. if you were wondering. she says she's also paid to be his friend and she's sticking til the end. >> yeah. it's almost like she's making the call there. that's what came across to me like she'll let him know when it's time for her to leaf. but i'll tell you with this e-mail controversy and what we learned t

i fawn her attractive. >> really? >> i actually, you know? >> did you think she was hotter -- >> well, fantacies every now and then, you know? of june bug? >> june bug. >> her name is june. she was born in the month of june. >> so you had a pet name for her? did anyone else call her june bug or just you? wow. >> just me. okay let's move on from that. all right here is something weird we found. starbucks executive company in seattle starbucks executive she is away from social media after backlash over the company's quote unquote race together campaign watcher was the point of it? in hot water because they launch this hot came. hot water you like that? see what did i there? i heard holly saying brewing up something earlier. critics are angry they say starbucks trying to capitalize on racial tensions in the country. >> okay. >> the singer vice president of communications he deleted his twitter account. he says he is he was being attack on social media. >> what i think the campaign was supposed to do. every time. so distracted. oh, my goodness, m

everybody wants to be out in the weather today sara sent us this beautiful photo of a fawn chilling out on her front porch and looking in from outside, saying hey lady you going to let me in? or leave me out in the snow? keep sending in your photos. imagine looking out the window and seeing a deer. >> i doubt she hoped the window though. if you see severe weather or breaking news, email your photos to jointheaction@6abc.com or use the #6abcaction on social media. can you be part of the "action news" team. still ahead if your kids need a break from winter boredom stick around. >>> and the king of the jungle teaches a family a lesson when they are on vacation, when in lion territory, lock your doors. >> whoa. and a beautiful owed to humanity a reminder that love has no labels. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. ca

police fawn one gun at one location, took in the 14 year old first then took in his older brother just 17, this person of interest number two. >> this kid outrageous root now, and i feel as though, you know, right now i'm glad that they're catching these guys. just like a feeling every relief. specially for the neighborhood. but we definitely got to get some programs to these kids. it is getting crazy. these kids at this age 14 years old man if their mind is turned one way it can definitely be turned to another way. >> so, we hate bothering these detectives while they're so busy but at last check with them around 1:00 in the morning, they new who the third person they were looking for was. they expected to grab him any minute. we expect to hear an update any minute maybe before the show over at 1:00 for sure. >> fourteen years old ridiculous. >> mandatory voting in the u.s. t could happen as president obama gets his wish. the changes it could mean for our dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven

ii says one thing for certain there will be no answers until that plane is fawn. he believes eventually it will. >> when we find the airplane, find the wreckage, i think we will eventually. >> a year later the australian government who is head up the search effort says the hunt for flight 370 will now be scaled back, australians prime minister saying the search can't go on forever. chris o'connell, "fox 29 news". >>> a huge blast rocks the quiet neighborhood. the explosion that sent neighbors running for cover and left a trail of damage behind. coming up. >> plus, no more homework? one elementary school is banning it. why some parent think it is a really bad idea. >> skip zero it or particular. talking about the brand new movie chappie. from the people who brought you district nine, it is set in very near future where somehow the act to create highly complex robots, aren't your every day japanese dancing robots. police force deployed, played by patel i lover him great actor. unlocks the key to creating consciousness, allowing a police robot named chap toy think an

and investigate verse fawn the body of erica crippin mt. mt. laurel wife and mother of two her husband charged with murder before the body was ever found. officials say kyle crosby would not tell them where his wife's body was located but forensics experts used gps on the car crosby was driving after his wife disappeared. that led them to psychs ville maryland. cript i can had a cord around her neck, duck tape around her neck face, feet, hand, wrapped in a blanket underneath a pile of branches. family members say it is hard news but they finally have answers they've been searching for. >> that's your wife, your daughter's mother, and to leave her laying on the side of the road like an animal, road kill, says a lot about you. >> crippin leaves behind two children, seven year old from previous relationship, and an infant she shared with the suspect. crippin's mother-in-law you see there jo crosby, also facing charges. police say she helped her son cover up the crime. >> two teenagers are being questioned with the shooting death after man walking

. >> police say was just one of 20 victims in queen village saturday morning police fawn airbags stolen out of carson front, monroe, fitzwater christian and catherine streets. all but three were honda's. >> spring of smash and grabs in lawn hurst, half dozen broke into, airbags stolen, march 1st, 9 cars in the same neighborhood suffered the same fate. auto body shops say owners like justin now face costly repair. >> the airbag by itself is a 800-dollar part. that's before the actual glass that's broken, before getting the actual part that covers the airbag. >> have to get your door repaired painted sanded, that's a loft money. >> take thieves minutes to get away, and re-sell it on the market for couple of hundred bucks. he's get akbar to slow thieves down long enough to get caught. >> i had no idea. now i'll take the right precaution. >> some people say they'll try to find off-street parking hoping that will hit. all over the city police continue to investigate, so far, no suspect arrested, if you have any information, give police a call. we're reporting live in queen village, jan carab

cayman naib of newtown square, he will grader from the shipley school went missing last week, his body fawnsterday afternoon. >> 6:47. is isis taking part in cyber terrorism? a pittsburgh marketing business believes it has become a target. i float. com says group claiming to be isis hacked its website over the weaken. the company's ceo says he was worried that his company or people may have been targeted for the charity work they do internationally. >> can affect you, kind of this other world over there and this is the first time where it kind of hit home. wow i guess isis can get their ten calls over here. >> working with the fbi to help them track the source. >>> president owe nam an announcing boost high tech training and hiring today. president said he is obtained commitment for more than 300 employers, and 20 local government to boost training and hiring of high technology workers. it is all an effort to drive up higher wage employment. the president is expected to announce the program during a speech to the national league of cities this morning. >>> also, happening today, the apple w

saying the company is moving big competitors like apple which head p it ridiculous for the analysts to fawn over it. stock down 18% to 18.5%. should not be a surprise to anybody who watches "mad money" since the company did the same thing two months ago and the stock got clobbered. initially a couple of these analyst accolades blamed the industry of oh semiconductors and tech something easily done. yesterday taiwan semi a cell phone chip maker had negative things to say about inventories so the group fell yesterday. however, by mid-morning the emerging con century sus was sandisk was the only one that did terribly. even the stock's most faithful followers recognized that the problems here are with sandisk itself, not the customers which allowed the most important stock, apple to trade higher. we'll have solutions later on. their view of the situation, so much for the negative s. how about positives. do you know what got them to come alive with pleasure? two companies with stupendous earnings. red hat and accenture. they don't talk to anybody. red hat enabled many enterprises to embrace the

they haven't fawn the plane yet? >> good morning, good news, they reopened the ramps to i-95 and academy road, still some closures in the neighborhood. but as you get ready to head south into center city, starting to see some volume. sue with the changing forecast for friday. >> 6:14. now spring only two days away, and now casino of dreading it, because we know the forecast for friday. it is not going to be pretty. but, regardless, the vernal equinox will happen friday at 6:45 p.m. here's ultimate doppler radar. the system that we're watching is down in southwestern part of the country by friday, exact timing needs to be worked out, but his general it looks like it is a friday afternoon, possible snow. yes. 34 degrees right now in philadelphia, it is a lot colder than it was yesterday with the 30 in pottstown the 20 in point pocono, 33 in dover. and, in fact, it is as much as 21 degrees colder, than yesterday at this time, so, you're dealing with that this morning, plus, the windchills that are in the teens in readin

his body found sunday near creek on his family's property in new fawn square, cayman was eighth grader at the shipley school. he disappeared after getting a bad progress report. grief counselors will be available for his classmates all week long. >> woman known as the black madam, known as padge found guilty on all couldn't, she performed illegal buttocks enhancement procedures, by injecting clients with industrial grade silicone in area hotels. twenty year old london woman died from complications after the injection. police say winslow was motivated by agreed. >> made us sick to our stomachs, she deserves as much time she can possibly get in jail. >> she was a liar. it was a front. she preyed on people who were uneducated, who were hoping to be beautiful. >> prosecutors say winslow enticed client by lying about being a nurse practitioner. forty-five year old now faces up to 07 years in prison, and will be sentenced in june. >>> happening today philadelphia district attorney, set william will announce grand jury recollected corruption charges against two state lawmakers and one former

display called e-ring, same that is fawn in e readers. >> one that looks exactly like a regular shoe.smells the same. you can't tell the difference. >> all righty. >> not many shoes? right now the shades are limit today white black, gray tones, looking to expand to other colors. holy hanna. look at the price tag. light iaian yan government is giving tax savings, but launched crowd funding campaign hoping to bring the shoes to market. >> $7,000? >> i'm hoping -- >> let's try to get that down. >> louie vet and's can go for 2,000. >> the knot only the first day of spring, rare double treat for astronomers. only total solar eclipse of the year happening right now as we speak but n for the. for the lip we can't see it here if philadelphia. sorry, for example, great view of it though in europe, northern africa, and parts of asia. >> not special enough the sun is being covered by a superman, when the moon is closest to the earth. view not quite as spectacular with other super moons because it is a new moon tiny sliver in the sky. >> a lot going on. >> yes, so we take you out right now guys,

hey, speaking every saint pat's festivities take a look at the fawn ton here in savannah georgia.committee held their annual greening of the fountain on friday. it all kicks off four days worth of celebrations, marking saint patrick's day. there you go. it is green. almost time. and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday, anthony mason and vanita my err join us from new york with a preview hey guys. >> good morning. coming up it is sam quintin versus silicone valley. how prisoners are being trained to become programers. a job that pays them more than the average american earns. >> then tomorrow is the day millions have been waiting for. we will preview the release of the much anticipated march madness bracket. >> and abreu ha-ha over beer. why copyright controversies are making it harder and harder for brewers to name their next product. >> all that plus your eye opener, chef curtis stone, in the dish, and music from the punch brothers in our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >>> sounds like good show, guys, thanks for the preview. >>> it is

and that would have fawn in with the pilot's decision making. three factors here. traffic control, the airport, and the pilot, all pilots all come in to play in the decision to land. >> mary thanks for breaking it down for us and we will talk to you throughout the next hour half or so. >>> chilling new video coming up capturing the chaotic moment after the boston marathon bombing. testimony today from survivors on the witness stand. a live report from day two of the boston bombing trial. testimony coming up next. 80% of the poor in africa are rural farmers. 96% of them are doing rain-fed agriculture. they're all competing with each other; they're all making very low margins making enough to survive but not enough to get out of poverty. so kickstart designs low cost irrigation pumps enabling them to grow high value crops throughout the year so you can make a lot of money. it's all very well to have a whole lot of small innovations but unless we can scale it up enough to where we are talking about millions of farmers, we're not going to solve their biggest challenge.

and the problem is she takes the fawning coverage for granted.nd it is created this culture around her, of mendacity and disingenuousness and the ends justify the means. attacking the media. if she wants to have a better relationship with the press, she's going to have to -- >> take risks. >> take risks. >> she has evolved in so many ways. i met you when were you in arkansas as the a.p. state house reporter, covering the clintons back then. she was the first lady of arkansas. she had a tough ride in the arkansas press over her maiden name. then she was the first lady, secretary of state she has evolved several times as our business has. she doesn't like on the right she's viewed as polarizing viewed as horrible. >> you were there for the tea and cookies thing. >> yes. i was in the room for the "60 minutes" interview. i had an interview the same day, super bowl sunday. which he she did the not just the tammy winynette standing by my man. she's charming and engaging she's a great conversationalist and she is the midwestern funny. and she became par

no swan with swart blind look askance "and gondoliering legs "so fine as the chintz china one "with fawn-brownose bird it was. "lodged in the louis fifenth candelabrum-tree f cockscomb-tinted buttons dahlias, sea-urchi "and everlastings, "it perches on the branching foam "of polished sculptured flowers-- "at ease and tall. the king is dead." an octopus is a poem thatrew out two trips moore took to seattle in the early 1920s. she went by train through the canadian rockies and en by boat to seattle. august 25, 1923. when we got to seattle we were overjoyed to see wner on the dock. the occasion was very speci. marianne, her mother and her brother had not been alone together for several years, and they decided to go up to what's call paradise park on the sidof mount rainier. embe6, 1923. we are having sunshine all the time and views of mount rainier with pale rose shadows on it which delight even my seared-to-nature heart. after dark, it's so cold we have to have a fire indoors. paradise inn is located just below the nisqually glacier, one of the most dramatic of the eight major glaciers that make

the idea that somehow we have to, we have to work with the iranians and placate them and fawn over themlow for peace in the region. who do they think attacking our personnel in iraq over the years? of course iranians have been meddling in iraq. >> been in iraq already. >> it's a playground. martha: -- america a chance throughout the entire process. >> take them at their word. when they say this is not just spin from khamenei, from the leader of iran. he is still pulling the strings. we have to be very careful about this but we don't seem to understand the dynamic of leadership in iran. either that or we just don't care meaning the administration doesn't care. martha: mike, thank you very much. always good to have you here. >> sure, thank you. bill: we're awaiting the president, remarks about obama care on the five-year anniversary of the law but republican leaders fighting to repeal it. republican senator john thune on the pros and cons. he is live next. martha? martha: an incredible rescue of a man stuck chest deep in mud. it is like the old sinking sand scenario. how he ended up like

look, i think i fawn the candy here. >> yes. >> look how similar it is? >> yes. that to a child. >> this is canned. >> i absolutely. >> so even healthcare professionals sometimes quick look, hard to differentiate. >> real quickly, let's do there one. >> okay, so medication exposures force kids problematic, think of these as child resistant, but they're not childproof. >> hold them? >> hold down and turn. >> soy easy to do that, and pour out a large amount. so kids can get the entire bottle emptied, in no time flat. things called flow resistors, you can put inside the neck of the bottle. which a lays you to, sorry, i know i'm not supposed to take too much off the table, but allows to you invert, draw a dose. if a kids gets ahold of this and tries to empty the bottle -- definitely it will, but not to the same extent as emptying the booth. >> where can i get that? >> we have it on our website. get them in any type of -- >> they're available in many pharmacist, but going to our poison control center website, poison control.chop edu there is some information on there,

. >> i play fawn in "tinker bell and the legend of the never abouts" the latest in the franchise ande don't stop. >> never. >> we love having you in the disney family. thanks for the little juice tidbit. everybody, "once upon a time" airs sundays, 8:00 7:00 on abc. ginnifer thanks for being with >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by white house black market. visit whbm.com to see the new work collection. ♪ it feels ♪ >> you go on dj bhen with your bad self. yes. next week on "gma" our big "the bachelor" blow-out. >> chris will be here live. have a good weekend, everybody ♪ it feels good ♪ jummy: good morning. it's 8:56 a.m. and there have been a lot of issues on the roadways because of these slick conditions. we are heading over to jack taylor, who is keeping an eye on the commute for you. jack: continuing a rough ride this morning, to sever tractor-trailer accidents, one of them still going on before haymarket. long-standing crash eastbound on the dulles toll road, only the left lane is getting by, traffic is backed up near the greenway. maryland, the inner loop before geo

>> first up, new foods on the market, that this one, it is casino of fawn talk about what they are. >just new. >> i think of it as tiny version of quinoa. grain free, gluten free, and if you have ever had red quinoa, looks similar, grain salad out of this with april the cots, pistachio's. >> what's that? >> qunoa is a seed, rich in protein, fiber, a lot of times with the carbohydrate -- >> other stuff in there. >> yes. >> there is happen the cots, pistachios. >> okay, moving on, so, tiger nuts,. >> people see that? overhead? >> a very small root vegetable, you want to try one? >> it takes a little while to chew. so it slows down, not going to like go through a bag of these very quickly. >> could somebody -- i got a package at my desk, packing material in it. who would eat tiger nuts? >> come back to us, mike. >> supposed to be at fourth and chestnut. must be another fire? because they're head today third and market. >> went the wrong way. >> so, this is mock-up powder, another root vegetable. so this is an ad apartment dollars jen, supportive regulate hormones, these are tasty, so the

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