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wendy gillette has reaction from paris to the u.s. on the man who will become france's youngest president ever. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: a joyful roar erupted in paris as supporters of emmanuel macron learned he'll be the next president of france. in his acceptance speech macron said he would protect interests of france and europe and fight against terrorism. the campaign had some similarities to the u.s. presidential election in november. a centrist candidate whose platform centered on european unity and an open economy running against far right leader marine le pen who focused on a message of anti- immigration and nationalism threatening to take france out of the eu. hacking was also part of france'sct of a widespread hacking and data dump online. projections though macron winning by a larger than expected margin. le pen conceded the race shortly after the results were announced saying she spoke to macron to congratulate him and wish him success and called for patriots to join a new political force. there were fears th

wendy gillette, cbs news. >>> president donald trump sent out a tweet congratulating macron saying thatlooks very much forward to working with him.>>> the president this weekend urged senate republicans do not let the american people down when it comes to replacing obamacare.>> everywhere we look, obamacare is collapsing. the house bill has a plan that will save americans from this disaster and replace it with more choices and more freedom for american families. >> the houseboat and the road ahead for the senate was the talk of the sunday political shows. all corners are confident of an improved healthcare system. in california, some lawmakers are not waiting to see what emerged in washington. anne makovec says they are preparing to fix things on their own. >> they are upset because we may have to go it alone.>> show was the leadership you promised us. >> reporter: now that republicans have passed in obamacare replacement, all eyes are on democrats. the vote in washington happened as members of california state senate were wrapping up for the day but senators stayed an extra hour to tal

with gillette on demand. and that doesn't happen by accident - it takes 15 years to become a heineken it took me to master this look. ♪ still practicing. it takes 15 years to become a heineken brewmaster. there's more behind the star. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. ladies and gentlemen, my first guest is the golden globe- winning star of "jane the virgin." please welcome gina rodriguez. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ you're my lady >> stephen: no, no, no, ladies first. ladies first, please. nice to see you again. it's been over a year since we've had you on the show. >> it's been a while. i've missed you. >> stephen: i missed you too. you've been very busy. it's been very hard to get ahold of you in the last year, because, obviously you're filming "jane." you're the new carmen sandiego. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: where are you shooting that? or can you legally tell me why where you're shooting that? >> i don't think i can legally tell you. >> stephen: wow, that's a lot of-- >> because, like, it's all ov

with gillette on demand. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody.veep" where he plays the second most-incompetent press secretary on television. >> whoa, mike, what happened? you look like the business end of a baboon. >> my ear tops burned the worst, too. but they're starting to peel so they won't be as red-- be as red. when i talk i hear my skin crunch. >> are you sure you want to go out on a limb. >> they say guitars are good at inserting themselves. >> you got that right. >> he is red. >> stephen: please welcome matt walsh. the three-piece suit. so distinguished. >> thank you. >> stephen: fantastic. ( cheers and applause ). >> thank you! >> stephen: isn't that nice? >> heaven, right? god is there. >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> nice to see you, stephen. >> stephen: i want to thank you and everybody on that show, because this past weekend, sick as a dog, laid out o shivering under blankets and because it's my birthday weekend, my wife said, "you can watch anything ultimate." for three days, i watched every show of "veep." >> it didn't heel

wendy gillette. cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> still ahead, at ceremony decades in the making.y age wasnd survived and everybody that coul serving. >> how his dream of finally cam. >> exercising. find out how many avid runner laced up for race. orms moving in what does this mean a holay wee. how i helps blind and visually imp >>> northwest china, they were found wondering by local police officers who had to slow down traffic and drive them off. they found and exited and got the camel to safety. >>> back in the air, british airways resume flights from britain's two biggest airports. the computer problems created chaos leaving planes grounded and thousands without a way in and out. they told travelers not to travel unless rebooked. both airports anticipate days of additional delays as they get back on excel. >>> a memorial service was held in manchester in memory of 22 people killed by suicide bomber last week. david walker the bishop. read out the names of all of the victims. >> we're going tomorrow making began hurley. courtney boil, phillip trom, ally mccloud, >> today, two mo

wendy gillette. cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> still ahead, at graduation ceremony decades in the making. >> everybody my age was engulfed in wars and survived and everybody that could was serving. >> how his dream of getting his diploma finally came true. >>> it's never too late to start exercising. find out how many times this avid runner laced up for race. showers and storms moving in what does this mean as we end the holiday weekend. how ipads are helps blind and visually impaire >>> northwest china, they were found wondering by local police officers who had to slow down traffic and drive them off. they found and exited and got the camel to safety. >>> back in the air, british airways resume flights from britain's two biggest airports. the computer problems created chaos leaving planes grounded and thousands without a way in and out. they told travelers not to travel unless rebooked. both airports anticipate days of additional delays as they get back on excel. >>> a memorial service was held in manc

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with gillette on demand. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody!amy youssef! ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> hey! uh, my name is ramy youssef, and i'm muslim-- ( cheers and applause ) like, yeah, yeah. like, from the news? ( laughter ) have you guys seen our show? ( laughter ) fox news or any of the news, really. they're all about us. i get why people are afraid. i do. especially if you don't know a muslim, of course. i mean, even if sometimes i watch for too long, i'm, like, "whoa, am i going to do something?" ( laughter ) they make it seem inevitable. i feel like, no matter what i do, i'm just going to turn 30 and get a hogwarts letter from isis. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) no, seriously, like there is going to be a dude at my house with a beard and an owl, like, "you're a terrorist, ramy, you have been one the whole time and we start in september." i'll be like, "all right, yeah, cool, do i get a wand?" i would join isis if they gave me a wand. like a wand is way cooler than democracy. seriously. that's not real. i don't know

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wendy gillette, cbs news. >>> president donald trump tweeted his well wishes. >>> macron is keeping his kevin promises by building his party's parliamentary majority in june's legislative election. >>> washington's healthcare vote this week has a lot of people still rattled. the house bill may look very different by the time the senate is through with it but lawmakers in california are not taking any chances. kpix 5's melissa caen says they are preparing for their own health care remedies. >> they are all upset cause we may have to go it alone. >> reporter: now the republicans have passed in obamacare replacement, all eyes are on democrats. the vote in washington happened as members of the california state senate were wrapping up for the day but senators stayed an extra hour to talk about the vote. senator joe anderson had a message for california democrats.>> what whining and start leading. quit complaining and start introducing things that make sense. this is a state that is run by one party. it is time to see you lead. >> reporter: senate democrats said they are ready. >> we do have

gillette says the price point will be better than the other guy.shave club for $1 billion last year. i'm a mach 3 guy. wilfred frost happens to be a fusion guy. he says he's a fusion guy with the battery inside the razor. so -- >> brian says no battery with water. >> somebody tweeted me with that. maybe it's his alias. he shaves once a month so how much razor burn can there be? love you, wilf. love the hair. >> much of the morning we have seen some pressure on the futures at least for the dow and the s&p. right now, s&p down by one. dow down by 38. nasdaq up by one. brian, thank you very much for being with us today. folks join us tomorrow. right now, it's time for "squawk on the street." ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. the question of the morning for stocks -- does jim comey's firing throw a wrench into the market's policy expectations as investors brace for weeks, maybe months of fallout on capitol hill. futures are lower. europe i

to the men's lacrosse national championship at gillette stadium maryland ohio state fourth quarter theen-three. philly's own matt rambo with the nice backhanded goal right here. rambo's 58 straight game with a point the terps go on to win, nine to six. their first lacrosse title men or women's since 1975. >> congratulations to them. >> yes. congratulations to them. >> big deal. >> think about that. where sports has come from. this time seven years ago -- >> i know, right. >> perfect game. stanley cup finals. and now what? >> hoping for the sixers. >> that's long hope. seven year hope. >> all right. >> join us -- >> trust the process. >> for fox 29 news at 10:00. okay joe well. >> you've seen em everywhere. wacky inflatable guys outside a lot of local businesses. to they bring customers in. hank has mistake take tonight at 10:00. >> they're usually at furniture stores big blow out sale. >> they get me. >> monica goes in every time. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow every

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the only difference is that while gillette claims innovation, apple actually delivers amazing innovation with each new iphone. i'm thinking iin ining iphone8 have already considered the 7 plus to be a lap top alternative, thanks to its gigantic display. comparing a razor to an iphone, but the business model has always been one that's hard to find. these cloud computing companies simply don't need any help from washington, for the most part they're low taxpayers who use nearly every penny they make to grow their businesses. that's what makes the 3-year-old thoroughbred an apt analogy. remember when trump was elected and i thought he would be good for business. but trump's been making a powerful case for innovation overseas. boeing who donald trump just picked on until the respective ceos caved. you may consider that corrupt or rank cronyism, but this is mad muff money. one man's corruption is another man's investment opportunity. black stone rallied 15% on the news. there's some terrific rallies working if you work with the president. but they did not extend to mark fields, the ceo who lo

he brought that with him when he built gillette stadium.ium, finished it after 9/11. went -- took out a personal loan to fund the construction of the $300 million stadium. he knew that the key was going to be owning the parking, concessions, and everything that goes around a successful business. them andd and modeled has's a big part of what successful.riots so oliver: let's talk about politics. when i think about a guy who is driven by winning and has that attitude where people can hate us, but we are still winning. there i say, there seems to be a bridge of the persona of his relationship with donald trump. whenever he talks about wife, he put his hand to his hard and refers to her as his sweetheart. she passed away. he said in the interview that donald called him every week for a year. and he said, if he was so down after myra passed away, he was having the darkest of dark thoughts. he said there were four or five people around him that got him going. one of those was the president. what i find fascinating about that is this is a side of

he's since lost gillette, he lost buick, e.a. sports. of them have been leaving him along the way. it's hit his bottom line. >> thanks, mike. co-host of forbes sports money. does it all. when we come back, a laptop band going universal. you travel anywhere, it's not happening, especially abroad. more after this. the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. >> neil: all right. we still don't know official official word from the department of homeland security on whether this ban on large electronic devices like laptops on overseas flights would extend here to europe mainly and from euro europe. david lee miller has more. >> the homeland security secretary, john kelly, said that essentially the idea of expanding this ban to laptops on all flights is a

he brought that with him when he built gillette stadium.ter 9/11, finished it in the years of just after that, took out a personal loan, a $300 million stadium. he knew from the very beginning that what the key was going to be of the franchise was owning the parking, the concessions and everything around the successful is part ofnd that what is made the patriots such a financial juggernaut when i think about a guy that is driven by winning, and has that attitude where people can hate us but we are still winng. there i say it seems like there is a bridge between the persona of his friend donald trump. tell us about that. >> whenever robert kraft talked about his wife, he looked skyward and put his hand on his heart. he called her his sweetheart, she passed away. he told us that donald trump called him every week for a year. after his was so down wife passed away that he actually thought he was going to die, but he was having the darkest of dark thoughts. he said were probably four or five people around him that got him up every day and got h

proshield chill from gillette. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste and "'s my man! >> jon: whoo! >> stephen: good to see you, jon! we all love our mothers, don't we? >> jon: yes. and moms just love getting mother's day cards. ( audience reacts ) that's what i'm talking about. it's the kind of gesture that says, "i passed the card display while buying mouthwash and batteries." but even the best mother's day cards had to start somewhere. and the people who write them don't always nail it on the first try. which is why tonight we're taking a look at some early greeting card efforts in our segment... first drafts! ( applause ) in first drafts, we look at the -- i always have somebody help me in holding up th the first drafts. i need a mom. what's your name? >> pam. >> stephen: there we go, pam. right there. have a seat. thank you so much for being our guest today, pam. pam, it's mother's day. >> right. >> stephen: so for mother's day, we would like to give you, obviously, a mimosa. ( applause ) and a macaroni card that says "mom" on it. have you gotten one of

wendy gillette with his message. >> reporter: president trump focusing on fighting terrorism and increasing military spending at a message to troops at the u.s. base on saturday. >> we will have a lot of strength and peace. we will buy the planes, the ships, the vehicles, and equipment you need to get your job done and to come home safe and sound back to your families. >> reporter: it was the president's final stop on his 9- day oversays trip, his first since taking office. >> i think we hit a home run no matter where we are. >> reporter: earlier saturday, president trump joined other leaders at the g7 summit for a group photo. during the g7 summit, they held conversations with the president about climate change, trying to convince him to stick with the paris agreement. he tweeted he will make a decision about the accord next week. mr.trump held no news conferences during his trip, unusual for a president on his first overseas journey, but he made plenty of news, chastising nato members for not spending enough money. 23 of the 28 member nations are not pay wag they should -- not paying what

here they are at gillette stadium in foxborough. didn't start well. first quarter scoreless., gets the defender to stumble, and then fires and scores. the buckeyes attack, breaking some ankles. ohio state jumps ahead. fourth quarter, maryland with the lead. matt rambo makes a power move. look at this. scoring with the backhand. rambo battling for this goal. and then he also had an assist, by the way. he's the terps' leading scorer. back come the buckeyes. this is johnny pearson. he winds up and scores on a rocket. no chance for the goalie there. maryland close its out. tim rotance puts it in the net and the wait is finally over. maryland wins their first national championship since 1975, 9-6, the final. >> hard to put to words. a lot of things. but just appreciative of being in a place like maryland and obviously having the family that i have, and these kids are just such great kids. they get me excited to get up and go to work every day, just to work hard for them because they're what it's all about. >> an emotional year for the coach. don't forget about the maryland women t

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. >> a big weekend at gillette stadium.women's team from any service academy has ever won a division one national title. so navy women, two wins away. dn >> fingers crossed. >> some history there. >> thanks, carol. >>> thank you for joining us. stay tuned. "nightly news"oming up next. c vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power our economy. narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, d

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you know, he says, listen, when you go to buy gillette, you have to go and find somebody with a key,t's like going to jail. really expensive. i mean, he's magnificent. he's right down the block from us. 100 yards from us. in englewood cliffs. >> best foods building. >> hellmann's, look for the hellmann's, look for the best, man. >> we'll get the "mad dash" with jim in a moment. futures still mixed here with the nasdaq stronger than the dow or the s&p. back in a minute. hey, the future, what's her problem? apparently, i kept her up all night. she said the future freaks her out. how come no one likes me, jim? intel does! just think of everything intel's doing right now with artificial intelligence. and pretty soon ai is going to help executives like her see trends to stay ahead of her competition. no more sleepless nights. - we're going to be friends! - i'm sorry about this. don't be embarrassed of me, jim. i'm getting excited about this! we know the future. we're going to be friends! because we're building it. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the s

proshield chill from gillette. ♪ with motionsense technology...ned deodorant so that i can redefine... power... footwork... range... the more i move, the more it works. degree. it won't let you down. narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! welcome back to the show, everybody. jon batiste and stay human right there. that's the band right over there! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: oh, my god. i am-- there is-- there is an absolutely electric feeling in this building tonight. it is so incredible to see m show" here. jon stewart, john oliver, sam bee, ed helms, rob cor

wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> police have warned there is a risk of violence on election day in france. tens of thousands of officers and soldiers will be on duty to provide security. >>> more than three years after they were kidnapped by militants, dozens of nigerian school girls have just been set free. government negotiators worked with the extreme group to secure the release of 82 girls today. they were among nearly 300 who were abducted from their boarding school in 2014 and now after two releases, 113 hostages are still unaccounted for. >>> nigeria's government says it agreed to free some suspects in exchange for the girls. officials from switzerland and the red cross helped with the talks. >>> president trump will make his first foreign trip in office at the end of may. he's going to go to saudi arabia, israel and the vatican. an official planning the trip says the first stop is meant to turn back precipitations that -- perceptions that the president is anti-muslim. >>> this weekend mr. trump is in new jersey, for the first time as president, his new jersey getaway today demonst

to the men's lacrosse national championship at gillette stadium maryland ohio state fourth quarter thes own matt rambo with a nice back hander right there. he had 58 straight games with a score. the terps go on to win, nine-six. their first men's lacrosse title since 1975. shout out to those fellows jumping all over the place and shout out to the women who also won a lacrosse championship. so the men and women getting it done in this thing. >> all right. >> double dip for them. all right. lucy what's coming up at 11:00. >> the sound of memorial day some day soon go silent the nation has a shortage much bugler who can play the song synonomous with the holiday. what's happening to make sure this storied tradition survives. we've got your wak wake up foret and seven day forecast in a short work week. we'll see you back here in just a couple. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. pl

he brought that with him when he built gillette stadium.ely funded sports stadium, finished it after 9/11. took out a personal loan, his businesses, to find the construction -- to fund the construction of the $300 million stadium. he knew that the key was going to be owning the parking, concessions, and everything that goes around a successful business. he learned and modeled them and that's a big part of what has made the patriots such a financial juggernaut. oliver: let's talk about politics. when i think about a guy who only wants to win -- who is driven by winning and has that attitude where people can hate us, but we are still winning. there i say, it seems like there is a bridge to the persona of his friend donald trump. megan: whenever he talks about his wife, he literally looked skyward and put his hand to his heart, referred to her as sweetheart. she passed away. he said in the interview that donald trump called him every week for a year. he says in this interview, which i have not heard him say before -- if he was so down after my

they play ohio state at 1 o'clock this afternoon at gillette stadium in foxboro massachusetts.ful. i'm going to admit i had no idea that maryland lacrosse was that dominant. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's amazing. >> especially the women. >> especially the women. >> the women have always been a fantastic team and have won a championship several times. >> awesome. >> congrats terps. >> ♪ >> you know what, i have been living on a prayer all weekend. we just have one day of the holiday weekend that would be nice. >> yeah,. >> a little disappointed i have to admit. >> live like bon bon jovi liven a little prayer. >> we'll go with that. >> the morning is not too great today. stay inside, stay in bed watch us through 11 o'clock and sun will start poking through later on today. >> okay. >> is it a deal. >> it's a deal. >> all right. >> done. >> let's get to it on this memorial day. throughout the morning hours here. as we get into the afternoon we'll have more sunshine start to break out so partly cloudy by the time we get to the afternoon. then this evening clouds return ahead of what cou

her brother is dead, and gillette the catholic church because of that.of that. he said that they hate seeing these young woman free of male dominion, and because these young women are beyond their control and live in their own kingdom of strong independent womanhood. so i thought a really moving account by lord glasman, thinking of his own daughter, hinting that she could quite easily have been among those who were targeted last monday night. have been among those who were targeted last monday nightm have been among those who were targeted last monday night. it is worth mentioning that ariana grande has said she will return to manchester to play a concert in the future for the benefit of those affected. turning away from manchester, which of course dominates the front pages and many of the inside pages, this is from the sunday times, women freezing their eggs because their partners are reluctant to commit to having children. really, these are gynaecologists attacking the idea that women sort of freeze their eggs because they are just hard—hearted, ambiti

but his marriage ended and his career went into free=fall.sponsors like gillette pulled their ads. woods never again won a major tournament as he battled chronic back pain.last month, he had his fourth spinal surgery.afterwards he wrote on his website, "it is hard to express how much better i feel... i haven't felt this good in years." (catherine) police haven't said whether drugs or alcohol was involved.d=u=i first offenses don't normally carry jail time in florida. and whatever the fine, tiger woods won't have any problem coming up with the money.last year forbes magazine said he was worth about 750 million dollars. grant and vicki? (grant) it was a cloudy start - to memorial day but the sun has started to peak out in parts of the bay area. (vicki) however, there are changes on the way. chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here with what we can expect for the rest of the night. brit? continued seasonably cool and breezy through midweek with a slight chance of showers late tuesday night into wednesday as an upper trough moves through. a drying and warming trend thursday into next

this is list of companies that left, at&t, accenture, gatorade, buick, titleist, american express, gilletteag the watch company he used to do a a lot of commercials. they all left him. he lost half of his sponsorship money. nike is still the big one. we reached out to nike. we haven't heard back. he signed a new deal even though he wasn't playing well in 2013. they didn't make the details public. if they signed in 2013, there is possibility it could be over to being over. "golf digest" says he makes 20 mil a year from that other reports more. that is remarkable. tiger has not been effective doing what he is supposed to do play golf well. he had three back surgeries, four back surgeries in three years, something like that. hasn't won a major since '08. we'll see. roll lex, bridgeston tailor-made, nike is the big one. we hav't heard back from them. neil: thank you, connell mcshane. we're waiting for white house briefing. sean spicer doing the honors. we don't know how long because of course today president's communication chief resigned. no indication whether that is the start of a shake-up i

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this is warren buffett framing the story as more of a gillette razor blade story than it is a story aboutud and social and mobile. and as soon as you take it away from the cloud social mobile you have a cheaper stock than colgate or a proctor. that's kind of the narrative that's driving this stock. i do think that next cycle is going to be a big one. because the surveys continue to indicate there's a lot of move from the five and the six to the 8. i know that the 8 has features that people are guessing on. kind of an interesting, better feel. a lot of people feel by the way you'll need it in order to be able to fly if they take you laptop away. you want to watch things, you're going to need your 8 plus. >> right. i mean, over 18 months we're not talking about that crazy assumption here in terms of how much the stock will go up. it's 20 something percent to get there from here. >> that's a trillion. the saudis could have a trillion dollar deal and apple versus saudi arabia. that is $1 trillion. >> when saudi aramco becomes public, it will be larger than apple. even by the more modest estim

but his marriage ended and his career went into free=fall.sponsors like gillette pulled their ads.er again won a major tournament as he battled chronic back pain.last month, he had his fourth spinal surgery.afterwards he wrote on his website, "it is hard to express how much better i feel... i haven't felt this good in years." ( james ) we are learning more about an elderly couple this morning, who was able to fight back against an attacker in san jose. one of the victims -- despite being in his eighties managed to subdue the would- be burglar... and hold her down until police arrived. kron four's rob fladeboe talked to the couple. yousef youkhaneh/protected wife from burglar " she tried to bite me and hit me but i didn't let her do it....."82 year old yousef youkaneh and his 76 year old wife christina surprised an intruder who was allegedly trying to burglarize their home here on mckee road. armed with a chunk of wood, the intruder went after christina, that's her blood on the back door.christina youkaneh/attacked by burglar" she's just hitting and hitting and hitting me. i can't h

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you see in saudi arabia he's comfortable with gillette and glamour of saudi arabia. the question is will anything come of it as he biopsy through these three countries but get a talking to at the vatican he won't like. >> thank you very much. up neck, we'll explain how special counsel will be the beginning of the end for donald trump. stay with us. we've done well in life, with help from our advisor, we made it through many market swings. sure we could travel, take it easy... but we've never been the type to just sit back... not when we've got so much more to give when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise to real teeth. dentures are very different they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. so dentures are cleaner, fresher, and brighter. polident. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. an

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