. >>> this the catherine ferguson academy. if you are in high school in detroit had a baby, since 1988 it was designed to keep you in school, to keep you from dropping out. to get you to graduate. to get you goo college. real course work and health care education for the moms. many the middle of detroit they've got some land the school has used it to have the girls tend beehives and take care of animals. that is part of the deal at catherine ferguson the girls learning to grow food and harvest crops. learning farming. the formula works. they can brag on their graduation rate and their college acceptance rate. there is almost no place like this academy in the entire country. we started covering the story of this remarkable school in april after detroit public schools put it on this list closures or charters. catherine ferguson academy follow the asterisk to this footnote. if an acceptable proposal is not accepted it will be closed during the summer of 2011. in other words, catherine ferguson named incidentally for a former slav

catherine ferguson, her school, is on that list now. ms. has been told to turn in her keys to the school on june 17th. catherine ferguson academy, which has served detroit's most at risk girls for almost a quarter century now is slated to close in just a few days. because the school's emergency manager says so. that's what he decided. and in michigan now his word alone is the law. joining us now is the principal of catherine ferguson academy in detroit. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> let me first say that i'm sorry about this. i imagine this must be a very difficult time for you personally. did i get the basics there accurately about your school and what's happened? >> yep. that's pretty much what's happening. >> were you given any particular reason for the decision to close the school? >> well, the reasons we were given is that it was expensive and we didn't have enough students and there's no way for the district to get money for our infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. >> what do you think will

>> ferguson. >> ferguson.hter] may think it was ma barker, but actually it was ma ferguson. >> she changed her name because of the other barker, right, to ferguson, that's it. [laughter] yeah, ma ferguson. but she was somebody's wife >> pa. [laughter] often you have one with the other. >> i, i'm going to have to get back to the, this texas history book. >> volume 2. >> volume 2, ma and pa. -> so i, i think that actually the idea of writing -- because i had them wwth mother and father baker. but it was ma and pa ferguson. >> so i, i think that actually the idea of writing about reform by way of writing about sissy faaenthold's a pretty good idea in retrospect, right? >> yeah. >> it makes sense. >> and, and, and it was an interesting campaign. i used to say it's more interesting to go with a democratic candidate than a republican candidate. the only advantage with going with a republican candidate is it used to be they were less likely to lose your luggage. >> oh, is that right? >> yeah, they had much better sor

tonight -- jesse tyler ferguson. author sarah vowell.usic from maybach music group featuring rick ross. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, chances are, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming out tonight. and i want you to know that unlike that quitter oprah, i'm here for you. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's right. i will never leave you. even if you ask me to leave you, i will not go. but we'll get to oprah later. why start things on a down note when we have a new "american idol." the season finale of "american idol" tonight, thank god, enough already, really. there are a number of high profile music performances on the show tonight. marc anthony, lady gaga, carrie underwood, beyonce, bono, the edge, lil' jon, tim mcgraw, judas priest and tom jones. it was like a mix tape from an ex-boyfriend who hated you. to no one's surprise, 17-year-old scotty mccreary took home th

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just ask sarah ferguson. the dutchess of york had it all, the handsome prince, the perfect wedding, the glamorous life in the royal family and two beautiful daughters. then it all came crashing down. a nightmare of scandal, divorce and yet more scandal. all of it playing out for all of the world to see. >> i feel so totally ashamed, and i feel as though i'm so out of control. >> i've known the dutchess for more than 20 years. tonight you're going to meet the real sarah ferguson. >> it still is a fairy tale because it just has a very modern, different ending. >> my primetime exclusive with the dutchess of york. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> sarah ferguson tells a story in the new book "finding sarah" which comes out june 28th and a series premiering this sunday at 9:00 eastern on the own network. sarah, the dutchess of york, joins me now. i don't know whether to call you sarah or the dutchess to me. to me, you are fergie. >> at last, someone remembers good ole fergie. on my wedding day, i think there wer

sara ferguson, the ditch es of york had it all. perfect prince, perfect wedding, glorious life in the royal family and two beautiful daughters. then it all came crashing down, a nightmare of scandal, divorce, and scandal playing out for the world to see. >> i feel so totally ashamed. and i feel as though i was so out of control. >> i've known the duchess for more than 20 years. tonight you're going to meet the real sara ferguson. >> it just has a very modern, different ending. >> a prime time exclusive with the duchess of york. this is "piers morgan tonight". >> sarah ferguson telling the story in the new story "finding sarah" the duchess of york joins me now. can i call you sarah or duchess of york. but you are fergie. >> at last someone remembers fergie. on my wedding day more people walking the dogs calling me fergie. i remember walking through the park "fergie" now what i have done? >> fergie is a great name. >> black-eyed peace said she tried to copyright fergie. you're trying to copyright fergie. you have an album called "the

the princesses' mother sarah ferguson is making headlines. "finding sarah" on the own network. it's sarah like never before, coming to terms with past mistakes. >> what's not working in your life? >> my head. because i live with nostalgic regrets on everything. >> sarah ferguson, you're staring off, why? >> desperately looking at the lady all those months ago. i have come a long way since then. >> normally i refer to you as duchess, but i feel sarah is more appropriate. this series is about stripping away the pomp and trying to discover the real you. i saw the first episode. it's hard to watch. it was hard for me to watch. you talk about being worthless, disgusting, unlovable, emotionally bankrupt. you seek help from dr. phil and also suze orman and others. why would you want to expose yourself the way that you have in the series? >> it's a big question actually, meredith. i'm sitting here thinking it's a huge thing to do. >> did you do the right thing? >> yes, absolutely. when you get to a point where the world has seen all your mistakes and

year old italian has been brought in by the russian football union following the sacking of his ferguson said bazillions in march was that he joins on a four year deal and one of his task is to encourage youngsters to become professional referees and ferguson international careers is that his own career spanned twenty seven years and came to surprising almost as well for south africa he fell out of favor would be for off the controversial decision the argentine this is mexico the last sixteen match from doctor to retire soon after instead think of such as fellow former coach and mentor to luigi clean up to do the same job ukraine . and in the meantime there is another managerial casualty in the russian premier league as bottom side clearly a seventh off of sacked they head coach place on the panel after eleven months in charge the latest to know the fate of him to spotlight now to class three the fifty six year old as he writes manager to go since the start of the domestic season only just over three months ago but a top official insists all the changes for the better. i don't want to de

they would not, however, comment on sarah ferguson and the duchess of york. >> peter alexander, thankthat piece as a contributor editor to "vanity fair" magazine, he wrote about prince andrew for the august issue. good morning. >> good morning. >> as i remember, princess margaret, also then the number two in line. >> that's right. >> also got into all kinds of trouble with the press. this is sort of similar in some ways. >> well, you know, number two always seems to be getting into trouble in britain. >> you know, there's a lot of pressure on them. of these charges, these accusations, against prince andrew, which do you think is the worst or most difficult for him and why? >> i think a picture of him with his arm around one of these underage girls that jeffrey epstein had flown to london set off this terrible, terrible scandal in britain and made his mother, the queen, step in and give him a tremendous knighthood to signal to the whole country, he's under my protection. >> is there anything that he's done that actually, though, crosses the legal line, or is it really simply appearance

sarah ferguson, the duchess of york, joins us this morning. good morning. >> it's interesting because let's talk about the tabloid setup, the low point that you talk about in both your documentary and in your new book. the news of the world filmed you in what looks like and sounds like you are attempting to sell access to your ex-husband and the royal family, and i say looks like and sounds like because you say that's not what was happening. what was going on? >> i think in life we are human and we make many mistakes. it's not just about the fact of the setup. it's much more -- it's much bigger than that. it's about a woman that really wasn't thinking and had a lapse in judgment and made a poor decision. >> what happened when that all became public, though, for you and your daughters? >> i think i have been in public for 25 years, and when you are a public person, you are under a huge microscope. the great thing about prince andrew is we are great parents to two beautiful girls. it was very, very difficult time, and i got to a point where i wa

jane ferguson for cnn, south sudan. >>> there are reports that north and south sudan could be closingl over abyu. they are both conditionally agreeing to withdraw forces. amnesty national deputy manager for affect. thanks for being with us. is there a deal or no deal? >> it's been reported that there is an agreement between the north and the south. to have a demilitaryized. >> just explain to people what the big deal is about. why is it so important? >> it is important because it is the major oil producing area in sudan. it is therefore disputeded by both sides with the south wanting to control abyu. but also because much of the oil in the country is routed through the north. so it is a critical part of sudan. >> how high are the stakes if they can't get over the stumbling block? >> it is absolutely critical. they have over the civil war there was conflict. the conflict as we have currently seen. and if there is no agreement then we may see a return of civil war. amnesty international is saying all parties must stop clashes and must ensure they do have have civilians. >> the leader of

tomorrow night, we'll be joined by sarah ferguson, the duchess of york, and have music from ice cube.week , gordon ramsey, author and inventor ray kurzweil, cedric the entertainer, and music from hanson, who are just as dreamy as ever. >> jimmy: like most kids her age, you're likely to find our first guest tonight at the mall this summer, but not hanging around the food court, in the movies. she is one of the stars of the number one movie in the country, it's called "super 8." please say hello to elle fanning. [ applause ] >> jimmy: first of all, congratulations on the big success of the movie. you were really great in it. you did a great job in the movie. >> glad you liked it. >> jimmy: did you go to see it this weekend? >> i did. we had a screening for my family and my friends. >> jimmy: nice. >> on thursday, the day before it came out. >> jimmy: at a real movie theater. >> yes. they all got to see it. after they saw it, they knew the secret. they kept asking me what the movie was about, for a really long time, no one knew the title of the movie for a long time. >> jimmy: they were

it's been a trying year for our friend, sarah ferguson. she's rebuilding her life.gie's transformation is chronicled in a new series, called "finding sarah," premiering this sunday, on own. the duchess of york. >> my friend. thank you for having me back. >> absolutely. i've been thinking about you. and this series is really going to shed a light into your struggles. and more importantly, how you are righting the ship. and how you're going to help others with this. >> you're very kind. i've been so lucky to go from a total disaster of last may, and oprah to open up her hand. and dr. phil, you know, to actually go and spend some time with dr. phil. >> has been just extraordinary. i seem like a big, gentle giant. but you have to be careful. any minute now, he's going to say, no, sarah. what are you doing? >> did that work? >> you're going to be on the bleachers. >> he will get you back in life. you're honest and open. and many times, in watching the clips that i have, you talk about being broken. and was that the low point for you, when you were caught on camera, selli

>>> every time we have talked about the catherine ferguson academy we've received a lot of feedback from people looking for more information. what we've got about the latest on this story is posted at our blog tonight maddow blog.msnbc.com. >>> after the apology. congressman anthony weiner faces mounting calls to resign in the wake of his twitter scandal. >>> lightning round. powerful storm makes for a spectacular light show in toronto. >>> and, fire and brimstone. scientists capture a lake of swirling lava at one of the world's most active volcanoes. >>> this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with truth and consequences. representative anthony weiner's political career hangs in the balance this morning as a number of women are claiming to have online relationships with him. this the fellow democrats come to new york congressman's aid as republicans called for his resignation. tracey potts joins us from washington. >> reporter: lynn, democrats said it was silence. congressman weiner's colleagues here want him out. senate majority harry reid said that if congressman antd

the duchess of york, sarah ferguson talks about going from royalty to reality on her new tv show. >>> and as meredith vieira prepares to say farewell to "today" matt, al and the gang share their favorite moments of the past five years. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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sarah ferguson notably not invited. to talk about the royal snub and other royal secrets. really? you think royal secrets? >> i think so. she's dishing quite a bit. i think her new show on oxygen -- on the own channel as well, on oprah's channel. >>> meanwhile, coming up in this half hour, a story we've been focused on is the murder trial of casey anthony. now in the third week. the prosecution is presenting evidence they say proves the florida more killed her 2 -year-old daughter caylee. people are actually lining up to get a courtroom seat. we'll get the latest details from there. >>> also ahead, as we are both raising sons, we know firsthand how hard it is to tear them away from the video games, nintendo ds, reality shows, action movies, and to try to teach them to compassionate adults. we have great lessons for parents to raise boys to be responsible men. >> we're on a ds break right now in our house. >> it's hard. i know. >>> then we'll head into the kitchen. an easy cool, tasty dinner for a hot night. for a lot of

the other, larry ferguson, told us he did evaluate kirk murphy as a teenager.ell adjusted and he didn't see any red flags when evaluating kirk. but a psychiatrist who followed up with kirk when he was 18, dr. richard green, wrote that kirk told him he tried to kill himself the year before because he didn't, quote, want to grow up to be gay. rekers insists the therapy was to help kirk and his parents. >> i only meant to help. and the rationale was positive to help children help the parents who come to us in their distress asking questions, what can we do to help our child be better adjusted? >> george rekers has had a nearly three-decade career as a champion of the anti-gay movement. in addition of being a founding member of the family research council, he was a board member of narth, who attempts to treat those who struggle with what they call unwanted homosexuality. just last year, however, in a surprising twist, george rekers' days as a prominent anti-gay activist abruptly ended. rekers was caught with a young male escort he hired to accompany him on a trip t

parmy name is charles ferguson. i am currently the district two representative on the citizens' advisory group for advice in the planning department on housing. our position is that we support the use of the building. our problem is with the size and bulk. we believe it is your job to balance the societal interests in the building of this size against the interests of the surrounding neighborhood in preserving its character and environment. i have lived there a long time. it is truly an historical area. each one of us learned with balancing means an average of food -- in our childhood on a se esaw. it is creating equilibrium between two opposing forces. it means on either side, there is the least amount of harm done while the greatest possible amount of good is done on the other side. this is not an easy job. i realize that. it takes time and effort. you cannot just pick one value or side and favor that one. it does not produce any balance. supervisor farrell has spent a lot of time with us individually and as group

also targeted sarah ferguson, eric clapton and tony blair. >>> in india two wild elephants went on a rampage killing several persons and injuring several cows which are sacred there. they were captured and will be released into the forest. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,048 after dipping 21 points yesterday. the s&p shed 5 points. the nasdaq lost 26. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei inched up 17 points. in hong kong, the hang seng was down 51. >>> another dose of disappointing economic news drove stocks lower on the street for a sixth straight day. yesterday's weak data came from the fed's beige book survey. the nationwide anecdotal report seemed to confirm a recovery stall, showing an economic slowdown in several key regions so far this year. the energy sector managed modest gains, fueled in part by opec's decision to keep oil output at current levels after iran refused to agree with saudi arabia's push to increase supply. meanwhile, exxon mobil announced its purchase of two gas compan

ferguson, i want to be just like you. what's your answer?ut there, brooke. you know, just because the space shuttle's ending, doesn't mean the human space flight is ending. we are sending astronauts, four astronauts -- u.s. astronauts per year go up to the international space station. they go up on russian rockets, but they're still astronauts, they go up there and spend six months in space. and then, of course, we're developing commercial rockets. four commercial partners are working -- they're vying for nasa's business to transport astronauts to lower earth orbit. there's plenty of opportunities out there. >> so tell the kids they can still dream big. let me ask you about the rollout. when you take the shuttle from the vehicle assembly building to the launch pad. at this particular time they allow all the crowds to watch. many, many space shuttle employees in attendance, what was that moment like? >> i'll tell you, brooke, that was the first time i'd ever been there to watch a rollout. and there were thousands of people who had come to wat

tomorrow night, i'll sit down with the duchess of york, sarah ferguson. now here's anderson cooper with "ac 360." >> piers, thank you very much. good evening, everyone. we begin with breaking news tonight in america's secret war, a war most people don't even know exists, but it's happening. and seems to be escalating. american air strikes on al qaeda targets in yemen. they've been suspended for nearly a year but are picking up again according to a late report tonight in "the new york times." yemen's president, wounded during unrest in the country, is in saudi arabia getting treatment. the "times" is reporting that the obama administration is taking advantage of the power vacuum to step up air strikes. officials saying they are getting fresh intelligence on targets and using it. perhaps a big step. let's bring in peter bergen and fran townsend, who is a member of the cia and department of homeland security external advisory committee. fran, what's at stake here in terms of these attacks? >> it makes good sense. we use these kind of drone attacks inside the

wage cuts but without them the country will not receive international bailout money i see sarah ferguson is in athens. we're hearing some tightness there and you can see just how many people it turns out in the fight by the name parliament building pay something again a certain measure for the being paid by the government that will be making some people here in the bank is going to be building for years they've already had the implication very strict thirty measures they say that the government really exceeds anything by that and so with the need for a place make it. a lot of attention almost straight from a. plane and then farm a something come by raising the price people simply don't think that that might cause i think anything that might be the case that they are partners in a certain measures will have to be implemented if france wants to continue think the international panel out money now this comes on the back they get the relief last week they say that sixty percent of the poles are out of the gulf i still think forty three percent to fifteen to twenty four year old thousand but

sarah ferguson is an athens. syntagma square and you can see just how many people. in the protests by the name call them until they see again very few measures that have been put paid by the government that would be speaking to people here and they say that the sanctions really been building for a year they've already been. very very measured they say that the government haven't really keep anything by that and they would need. a lot of attention almost three. and a great. day and try to raise some income by raising that. people simply think that way but it's certainly things that that might be the case and that they me that package of a very few measures will have to be implemented if greece wants to continue the thing the international bailout money now this comes on the back of the relief love that stated sixty percent of the going for both out of the euro as stepping forward . the fever fans that have been twenty four year olds out there what we've spoken to some of the younger people here they say i bet coming out because i really i think they're right to make

wage cuts but without them the country will not receive international bailout money or to sarah ferguson is in athens. where you can see just how many people. the protests by the main problem in building began. the measures that have been put paid by the government that would be making people here and that the sanctions really been building for a year they've already been. very very they say that the government haven't really keep anything by that they would need. a lot of attention almost straight. and kind of. raising that. people simply don't think that that way but it. might be the case in the pockets of a very few measures that will have to be implemented if they continue this thing the international bailout money now this comes on the back to begin the relief love they say that sixty percent of the green pulls out of the show stopping forty three percent. there have been twenty four year olds out there what we've spoken to some of the younger people here they say i bet turning out that they're really fighting for their right to make this thing work. with them alone result. in the t

well, in the 20s there was pa ferguson who was governor. and pa was married to ma. and pa died. and ma became governor. now she was the one when asked about bilingual education who said, if the length rsh language -- english language is good enough for jesus christ, it's good enough for everybody. >> anna deveer smith, welcome, good to have you here. i looked forward to meeting you for a long time. i'm a fan of your work. thank you. it's interesting. as a woman who creates one woman shows, you don't just start with an audition. you start with a blank page. don't you? >> yeah, not even a page because i make my work by interviewing people. the piece of paper and pencil comes later. i really go out on the road and start interviewing people with a tape recorder. and i take those words and in the case of let me down easy which i'm here to talk about today, i interviewed 320 people on three continents and then i take all that stuff and whittle it down to an evening in the theater. in this case an hour and 37 minutes long. >> does the process start with something that is kind of a fire

sarah ferguson porting there sarah first continues to track the developments in greece for you such check out our twitter feed and her away this tweet she says a general strike is planned for wednesday and that the protesters she spoke with tell her they are determined to gather a huge crowd so fast and where it's at r.t.i. the score call. is. there is growing anti israeli feeling in europe was calls an and us governments to stop ignoring the occupation of palestinian land and though politicians remain silent activist rally to draw attention to the plight of the palestinian people daniel bushell has more from brussels. a day of rage against israel thousands call for the boycott of israeli goods over its continued expansion of palestinian land a jewish demonstrator says enough is enough. american leaders do nothing this the e.u. does nothing the repeated un resolutions have ruled israeli settlements illegal and activists will be european union to halt the main exports of the occupied territories flows and fruits they fall to human barricades it's a use a ploy to pose still pink goods getti

sarah ferguson in greece for us where protests against the cuts have not relented. place this being the case the child of the cat fights that we see in the act of building a for the last year they killed me with these conditions that their love money and the struggle really making sense kathleen listening to this very likely theme i think we'll have to be implemented it really is going to be able to continue existing international bailout money now all this on the back of it is the release last week that said sixteen percent of the week what i currently have to jump way ahead i can't miss by you can see the making fans around me this is why people have been gathering and regulate suppliers has again the state of state's imagine that we're trying to deny it by as planned against this heat and electricity in fact the heading right now these people states they should be. are they going to have an effect will be only a fix they're going to have this is going to make matters worse for the past year greece is facing a social disaster it's honest there is a program on scen

the final day of the international economic forum here ferguson well underway join me if you for now i want to. be the plans of the set of tougher sanctions against syria some experts warn it could pave the way for libya style intervention. and a bleak future for chinese college graduates as an increasing university in the for its forces into the jobs into the life of the tribes. keeping you updated on world news twenty four hours a day this is r.t. he says new finance minister is getting down to work describing his job as a real war needs to convince angry greeks to face fresh all sturdy cuts to secure more billions from europe before countries like turkey are trying to become a part of the e.u. for years the financial woes are slowly weakening there is off to join up with the teams tom barton reports. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply very glad you're not part of the euro took on the streets seem to have a wide range of o

more critical in cuts forced on a public angry adversary measures placed on there are you sarah ferguson outside the greek parliament which has been the epicenter of protests. blackens is widely expected to receive. its for this year is a. european finance hammering out the details of that rescue at the moment trying to prevent year areas. people's opinions on whether greece is going to the polls this pain is very widely some people are saying that it's fantasy to imagine now be allowed to happen now that people are saying really now it's a question of when and not a single thing happening hit on the streets of greece where here the sun tied with black protest later on today you're going to see he's number of protesters taking to the streets they're going to be ending up at the name calling the building never going to be protesting against the proposals for these new austerity measures that they say have completely unreasonable now they said the angus will be in building for a year they come up against incredibly tough economic conditions there's a number of unemployed the late stages sa

and there is he sarah ferguson was caught up in the violent protest in the heart of athens her firsthand account is available on our website parks dot com. if they got going up as we see the parade i'm not going to go camping out but the great i love the people heard i don't even want to freak out because they caught the thing but. plus there are also plenty of other stories and videos that are actually dot com including stunning images of a rare total eclipse of the moon on wednesday night. i do your chord will hear the next round in their ongoing legal battle over victor borge the russian and american accuses of being an international arms dealer his lawyers and the prosecution will discuss the case with the judge what is awaiting trial in a u.s. prison but as marina board now reports the legality of proceedings is being questioned every step of the way. he is the russian citizen america fought relentlessly to adopt victor boot was secretly and swiftly extradited to the u.s. seven months ago and this may be where he stays indefinitely if found guilty on arms smuggling and terrorism rel

comes with conditions calling on athens to implement even stricter austerity measures or he sarah ferguson greece where protests against the cuts have not relented. faces pain the face the child of the debt crisis we seem to think of building a the last year they kill me with these tough conditions that they love like understudied really think that's coming out as me it is very likely the measures will have to be implemented if greece is going to get continue existing international bailout money now all this on the back of it is the belief club that this sixteen percent of the fleet what holds a tiny house to jump way ahead typists by you can see the name plants around me this is what people have been capturing and regulate it's a craze has against the state of texas matches at which point at the moment by atlanta gates is an elected leader fancy heading right now these little states may just be. are they going to have any effect will be only a fix they're going to have this is going to make matters worse for the past year greece is facing a source of disaster it's on a stereotype program

government has revealed a series of deep cuts triggering demonstrations across the country archie sarah ferguson there. and there you can see here how many people. in the fray can buy the name of a paper i think it can be very negative being put paid by the government that would be speaking to people who think that the bank is really being building they've already been. very great apparently make it pay to the government keep anything by that and say we believe that paid. a lot of attention all mystery that's come in a. place. and time a thing done by maybe. people thinking. i think that that way i think it might be the case. that the measures will have to be implemented if greece wants to continue i think the international palouse money now this comes on the back that we really love this eighty six percent thing to pull out and kill a stupid forty feet defensive thank you for your all proud of what he's thinking to some of the younger people here they say they're coming out like. them. but the people of this doesn't do anything. but take on the game and that's why we came here he tells them the

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