professor griffin, thanks for your time. guest: no problem at all. i'm happy to be here. host: we have seen the president use his power for a little over a week. from that approach you have seen, what would you say is his approach to the use of executive power? guest: well, that's a pretty big question. because there are several things going on at once. in one sense, president trump is using executive orders to establish the -- some of the themes and programs he talked about on the campaign. he's giving directives to executive agencies to sort of line them up along his policy objectives. and perhaps spark some action. but there are other executive actions that raise serious constitutional questions and/or our attempts to follow up on a lead. this is a theme i would like to introduce. a lead given to him by the supreme court. so, in some sense, the supreme court has teed up the power he's now exercising through executive orders. there are several categories there. some are more controversial than others. host: that lead you talk about, is not connected to the supreme court

i applaud congressman griffin and congressman lotta for advancing the slice it will legislation i would like to turn over to a colleague and a friend of mine, monica delacruz. you're welcome. >> thank you so much for inviting me to speak to all of leadership. i appreciate it. just because such an important day, national girls and women in sports. first i want to tell you that i am a mother. i'm a mother of a teenage daughter, and i will always fight for women to be with women in the locker room, and women to play against women in sports. let me be very clear. young girls should never be forced to be in a locker room with men. never. eight. in fact, this shouldn't even be a discussion and it's appalling that we have to hold a press conference to tell people on the left that men should not be in a locker room with women and that men should not be in sports with women. again, i'm going to tell you that that's wrong. i am proud to be pro-women's sports. i will always fight for little girls across the nation to make sure that they do not have to have their dreams of playing sports squashed b

mary's high school college, serena griffin, who was recently honored at the white house as a young. leader making change in her community. >>> serena griffin is a published author, activist, singer, leader, and mentor. >> i'm 17 and going to college. >> reporter: will she's a senior at st. mary's college high school, not only looking forward to her own future, but also the future of other young girls of color. every thursday after school, you can find serena here at her old elementary school, oxford elementary. >> hi. >> hi. >> how are you? >> reporter: serena meets with fourth and fifth grade girls for the young poet's program she founded. she created the program to empower girls of color to express themselves through poetry, song writing, and story telling. building their confidence, and developing a strong sense of sister hood. fourth grader, dallas, read the poem the girls wrote together. >> the light inside of me, lights the sky. you can see it in my eyes. no need to fight. i can see myself in big booming blasting light. >> i kind of see myself in them. i think there is somethi

griffin says samples were collected from carmel deal, right? hollister, santa cruz and other immediate areas. we're not against green technology. i mean, we are all in for cleaning the environment and clean technology. we just wanted to be safe. >> in moss landing, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> vistra energy responding to residents. concerns sending kron 4 this statement saying in part, quote, we remain committed to continue working with local officials, regulatory agencies and the public to ensure safety of our neighbors and community. we are continuing to monitor the air on the plant site and in the nearby community and no hazardous levels have been detected. they continue to say these findings have been confirmed by both the federal environmental protection agency and local public health officials. and san jose. 7 people are displaced tonight after their house caught fire this morning. it happened on woodland terrace. fire crews responded around 5.10 this morning and were able to put out the flames. and about 30 minutes. no one was hurt. how

dana griffin has the details. >> i swear to god, bro. >> what? trades in nba history sending fans late last night over the edge. >> wow. luka just got traded for anthony davis. >> reporter: the dallas mavericks trading luka doncic for l.a. lakers star anthony davis. >> you have to have got hacked, right, bro? >> reporter: so stunning fans question if the reporter who broke the story had social media hacked. jalen brunson asked april fools, right? and a wait, what from patrick mahomes. today in dallas, protest outside the arena. mavs general manager nico harrison addressing frustrated fans. >> i'm sorry they're frustrated, but it's something that we believe in as an organization that's going to make us better. >> reporter: it's the first time two reigning all nba players have swapped teams mid season. >> davis is back in l.a. they miss him mightily. >> reporter: davis was not in new york last night as the lakers defeated the knicks. lebron james seemingly unaware of trade talks during last night's postgame interview. >> we damn sure can't do it. p

dana griffin, nbc news. >>> overseas nowow, ree more israeli hostages were released by hamas today. this is the moment that levy was reunited with his loved ones after 491 days. in tel aviv tonight, and jasmine, there are some real concerns over this latest round of hostages releasede . om >> yeah, jose, all three hostages released today, and as you can see from these images taken before october 7th, compared to now, they all appear very thin and gauntrelea. th. hostery thin and gauntrelea. levy at times appearing to need help walking, also for the first time since these latt releases began. the hostages were made to speak to a crowd before they were handed over to the red cross saying the war must end, and that hamas did not harm them. prime minister netanyahu: images of the hostages shocking, but israel did release 183 palestinian prisoners today in exchange talks on phase two of these fragile cease-fire negotiations resuming his weekend, with 70+ hostages remaining in captivity, including two americans. >> in tel aviv, thank you. >>> this morning another judge throwing a legal ro

professor griffin, thanks for your time. guest: thank you.t: if you want to participate it is 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats print independents 202-748-8002. you can call in and we will start open forum in washington journal continues. ♪ >> in his latest book, author robert kaplan focuses on the importance of technology on determining the world's future. kaplan holds the chair in geopolitics at the foreign policy institute and the chapter number three in his 177 page book chaplain claims civilization is now in flux, on decay of the west is manifested not only in racial tensions coupled with new barriers to free speech but in the deterioration of dress codes, erosion of grammar and decline in sales of serious books and classical music and so on. all of which have traditionally been signs of civilization. >> author robert kaplan talks about his book a wasteland, a world in permanent crisis. with our host brian lamb. >> tonight on c-span skew and day. u.s. district court judge frederic block discusses his book a second

. >> joining us from new orleans, stephen griffin of tulane law school, a constitutional law professor, here to talk about the president's use of executive power. >> no problem at all. happy to be here. >> we have seen the president use this power for over a week now, almost two. from what you have seen, what would you say of his use of this power? >> well, that is a pretty big question because there are several things going on at once. in one sense, president trump is using executive orders to establish some of the themes and programs he talked about on the campaign. he is giving directives to executive agencies to sort of line them up along his policy objectives. and perhaps spark some action, but there are other executive actions that raise serious constitutional questions and/or are attempt to follow-up on a lead, and this is a theme i like to introduce, a lead given to him by the supreme court. in some sense, the supreme court itself has teed up the power he is now exercising through executive orders so there are several categories there, and of course some are more controversial

professor griffin, thanks for your time. guest: thank you.t: if you want to participate it is 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats print independents 202-748-8002. you can call in and we will start open forum in washington journal continues. ♪ >> in his latest book, author robert kaplan focuses on the importance of technology on determining the world's future. kaplan holds the chair in geopolitics at the foreign policy institute and the chapter number three in his 177 page book chaplain claims civilization is now in flux, on decay of the west is manifested not only in racial tensions coupled with new barriers to free speech but in the deterioration of dre codes, erosion of grammar and decline in sales of serious books and classical music and so on. all of which have traditionally been signs of civilization. >> author robert kaplan talks about his book a wasteland, a world in permanent crisis. with our host brian lamb. >> tonight on c-span skew and day. u.s. district court judge frederic block discusses his book a second ch

griffin says samples were collected from carmel deal, right? hollister, santa cruz and other immediate areas. we're not against green technology. i mean, we are all in for cleaning the environment and technology. we just wanted to be safe. >> in moss landing, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. the energy sent a statement to kron 4 responding to residents. concerns saying in part, quote, >> we remain committed to continue working with local officials, regulatory agencies and the public to ensure the safety of our neighbors and community. continuing to monitor the air on the plant site and in nearby in the nearby community. and no hazardous levels have been detected. these findings have been confirmed by both the federal environmental protection agency and local public health officials. in san jose, a fire displaced 7 people yesterday in the early morning hours. it happened a woodland terrace. fire crews responded around 5 in the morning. they managed to put out the flames in 30 minutes and fortunately, no people were hurt, but sadly, a cat died in the f

jennifer griffin, thank you very much. down over the administration usaid and senator ron johnson from wisconsin joining me now. senator, dismantling usaid is the tip of the iceberg. what's coming next? >> well, hopefully dramatically lowered prepandemic spending levels. we have to do that. we spent $4.4 trillion in 2019 and shot up to 6.6. no family would experience illness and buy out medical and if they got well and keep borrowing and expanding that level and that's insane what the federal government did and spend on average 6.5 trillion and. it's prepandemic levels and it's entirely possible to do and we have a number of options and one of them based on what we spent in 1999 increase in social security and medicare interest. we'd be spending $5.5 trillion and matches what biden is projecting in revenue. we'd have a balanced budget and it's reasonable and elmore nathanial hackettely possible to do. eminently possible to do and convince the colleagues in washington dc to balance the budget and it'll blow up in our face i

is that what little junk has sent me that you sent in griffin, long slender on the wage between china? any time it's about the size of switzerland and 70 percent of its 2 or 3 is coming by force it absorbs about 3 times more carbon dioxide, then it meets, making it the 1st country to have a negative carbon footprint. the protecting the environment is a national priority. it's taught in school, even including when calculating the tongues famous development index was national happiness. good news, which emphasizes the importance of part of the movement of beautiful english. we're coming. when we it has our own d. in to james reese in tussle, green spaces, capital. she's logged in just a 1st floor of rotors and exploration. the sit down at these public secondary school in the capital t always science teachers. like maya, place ecology at the heart of the teaching. what do you think for system and what do you know of the day about the closest things in? can you tell what do on stand by a school system? is an organism and non different non living factors such as of water, air and niche. ok

(blake griffin) yeah, you're right.n lobster lover's dream with 2 or 3 choices on one plate. at red lobster. military decoration awarded by the united states government. the tunnel to towers foundation and the congressional medal of honor society recognizes valor beyond the call of duty. britt slabinski, a recipient of the medal of honor himself, sat down with fellow recipients to hear their stories from their military service to their transition into the veteran community. it■s nothing we won, right? we're pretty vocal on that, saying, look, i didn't win anything like we're a recipient of this. you're going to highlight me for the day. we're four guys get killed. never crossed my mind about receiving the medal of honor. never. i was told i was being put in for it the day after the battle. the highest level of valor. you want to understand, why did these people lose their lives? why aren't they in my place? can't refuse it. we don't have the wear if you don't want to. they feel you earned it. people think war ends the m

griffin says samples were collected from carmel deal, right? hollister, santa cruz and other immediate areas. we're not against green technology. i mean, we are all in for cleaning the environment and clean technology. we just wanted to be safe. >> in moss landing, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> vistra energy sent statement to kron 4 responding to residents. concerns saying in part we remain committed to continue working with local officials, regulatory agencies and the public to ensure the safety of our neighbors and community. they continue to say we continuing to monitor the air on the plant site and in the nearby community and no hazardous levels have been detected. these findings have been confirmed by both the federal environmental protection agency and local public health officials. and san jose. 7 people are displaced tonight after their house caught fire this morning. it happened on woodland terrace. fire crews responded around 05:10am, in the morning and were able to put ut the flames andoughly about 30 minutes. thankfully, no one was

that was dana griffin reporting. to the growing bird flu emergency. now, in addition to sending the price of eggs skyrocking, the virus is hitting new york's zoos. the wildlife conservation society is scrambling to protect animals after three ducks died from bird flu at the queens zoo in new york city. 12 other birds died at the bronx zoo after possible exposure to the virus, though officials say they're still waiting for test results on friday, all live poultry markets in the new york city area were ordered shut after seven cases were detected. the concern isn't limited to just birds either. unfortunately, because of the name, i think people have thought that this just happens in birds, but what we're seeing is that really any mammal can be exposed and get infected by bird flu. the cdc has linked 67 human cases and one death to the virus since 2024. still ahead, it's snl 50/50 week, we take a look back at 50 years of saturday night live, upper 20s and low 30s in reach across our inland valleys. tonight, as we transition away from these freeze warning

correspondent jennifer griffin is following all of this.eak of the ca-17 with 10000 indian migrants on board landed in india overnight. blanc is, most expensive deportation flight so far. they deported 1,000 indian nationals using commercial flights, which are much cheaper. they use them at first u.s. military flight from the u.s. left texas yesterday afternoon and arrived last night at the naval station in guantanamo bay care to those migrants will be housed in an isolated section of the secure detention facility that has been used for military combats since 9/11. 300 marines have been sent to get help build tenants, latrines, showers and a separate part of the navy base. as of now, there is not enough housing to hold 30,000 migrants. they have tents for 1,000 people right now. to the president says the worst of the worst will be held at one guantanamo bay and pete hegseth said thousands of haitian and migrant cubans were sent to gitmo here to speak of the clinton administration had tens of thousands of migrants at guantanamo bay and it's

griffin says samples were collected from carmel deal, right?santa cruz and other immediate areas. we're not against green technology. i mean, we are all in for cleaning the environment and technology. we just wanted to be safe. >> in moss landing, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. a spokesperson for vistra energy sent us a statement. >> responding to the residents, concerns saying in part we remain committed to continuing working with local officials, regulatory agencies and the public to ensure the safety of our neighbors and community. we're continuing to monitor the air on the plant site and in the nearby community and no hazardous levels have been detected. these findings have been confirmed by both the federal environmental protection agency and local public health officials. san jose is partnering with milpitas sent a private company to tackle the city's abandoned shopping cart issue. the city council voted to hire retrieval service to recover estimated 2000 carts each year. the program could be integrated into the city's 3, 1, 1, app allowing r

griffin says samples were collected from carmel deal, right? other immediate areas. we're not against green technology. i mean, we are all in for cleaning the environment and clean technology. we just wanted to be safe. >> in moss landing, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. well, this to energy sent out a statement kron 4 responding to residents. concerns saying in part, quote, >> remain committed to continue working with local officials, regulatory agencies and the public to ensure the safety of our neighbors and community. continue to monitor the air at the plant site in the nearby community and make sure no hazardous levels have been detected. these findings have been confirmed by both the federal environmental protection agency and local public health officials. >> white 50 is the time and now that the football season is over, a lot of folks are turning their eyes to baseball and the a's which are set to begin playing at sutter health park in sacramento next month. ahead of the first game fans there and businesses in the sacramento area say they ar

serena griffin, a published author and activist is making waves by empowering young girls of color. she founded a program at oxford elementary using poetry and story telling to build confidence. recently honored at the white house as a community leader. serena credits cinnamon girl, her second family, for supporting her growth. now she is giving back by helping girls express their voices and to embrace their identities. >> i kind of just like see myself in them. i think there is something specifically about working with young girls of color who i know myself growing up, i didn't always have all these outlets or these tools to express my voice in the most effective or powerful way that it could be used. >> we're going to have more on her story and the impact of cinnamon girl coming up at 5:00. >>> we invite you to join us as we honor the achievements, contributions, and rich legacy of the bay area's black community. you can watch our special presentation on thursday, february 20. starts at 7:30 right here on kpix. >>> coming up next at 5:00, the rain has moved out, but the water is s

griffin says samples were collected from carmel deal, right?er, santa cruz and other immediate areas. we're not against green technology. i mean, we are all in for cleaning the environment and clean technology. we just wanted to be safe. >> in moss landing, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. well, mister energy sent a statement to kron 4 responding residents concerns saying in part, quote, >> remain committed to continue working with local officials, regulatory agencies and the public to ensure safety of our neighbors and community. we are continuing to monitor the air at the plant site and in the nearby community. and no hazardous levels have been detected. these findings of both been confirmed by both the federal environmental protection agency and local public health officials. >> another developing story this morning, a mysterious murder case may be linked to the radical says ian community. now vax-a-million bentley snyder, a 22 year-old data. scientists is facing murder cha-ges for allegedly killing 82 year-old curtis lindh. investigators say lind

griffin says samples were collected from carmel deal, right? hollister, santa cruz and other immediate areas. we're not against green technology. i mean, we are all in for cleaning the environment and clean technology. we just wanted to be safe. >> in moss landing, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. well, this to energy sent a statement kron 4 responding to residents, concerns saying in part. >> we were frame. we remain committed to continue working with local officials, regulatory agencies and the public to ensure the safety of our neighborhoods and community. we also are continue to monitor the a year at the plant site and in the nearby community and no hazardous levels have been detected. these findings have been confirmed by both the federal epa and local public health officials. now for some people, super bowl sunday is a chance to get out of the house while everybody else is inside. watching the game. skiers and snowboarders in the high sierra enjoyed phenomenal conditions yesterday. lot of folks flocked to donner ski ranch where the snow base wa

griffin says samples were collected from carmel deal, right?lister, santa cruz and other immediate areas. we're not against green technology. i mean, we are all in for cleaning the environment and clean technology. we just wanted to be safe. >> in moss landing, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> well, the vistra energy did send a statement to kron 4 responding to the residents concerns and it says in part, quote, we remain committed to continue working with local officials, regulatory agencies and the public to ensure safety of our neighbors and community. we are continuing to monitor the air on the plant site and in the nearby community. and no hazardous levels have been detected these findings have been confirmed by both the federal environmental protection agency and local public health officials. >> and we'll get a full season now officially in the books. for many, the focus now turns to baseball lenox are set to begin playing at center help park in sacramento next month. the first game you got local fans and businesses saying they are excited f

. >> joining us from new orleans, stephen griffin of tulane law school, a constitutional law professor, here to talk about the

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nbc's daniel griffin joins us now. dana, good morning. what do we know about this?>> jose, good. >> morning. >> to you. so this plane disappeared yesterday afternoon on a flight from utica to nome, alaska. so this plane took off around 237 on thursday, and the plane was just 40 minutes, or i should say 40 minutes after departing and just ten minutes before its scheduled arrival, that plane disappeared about 12 miles off shore. now, according to the nome fire department, before the plane vanished, the pilot actually told air traffic control that he was entering a holding pattern while waiting for a runway to be cleared. now, there were no weather advisories at the time, however, there was low visibility and light snow in the area. you've now got multiple agencies conducting the search, including the coast guard, and we have heard some updates that they've searched all night, but unfortunately they have not been able to locate this plane. again, nine passengers and one pilot on board. officials believe that this plane was over the water at the time, but that's also th

judge griffin has an obligation to protect the electoral process, not to undermine it with a shameless attempt to disenfranchize voters. what's even more distressing, though, is that the north carolina supreme court's republican majority has allowed such a lawsuit to proceed, and in doing so, has stopped the certification of the election results. federal and state judges across the country, including those affiliated with the republican party, all the way up to the conservative dominated united states supreme court, refused mr. trump's demands to throw out legal ballots. they refuted baseless claims that the presidential race was stolen. none of the courts ultimately stopped any states from certifying election results by their required deadlines. not one. what's happening in north carolina, by contrast, should concern all americans. any judge operating in an independent and fair manner would maximize the chance that all of north carolinians ballots are counted, and ensure that the electoral results reflect the decision of the state's citizens, end quote. joining us now is allison riggs

recounts and the north carolina state board of elections confirming justice rigg's victory, judge griffin sued, insisting that the state supreme court blocked the certification of justice riggs reelection and invalidate more than 60,000 valid ballots, a move clearly aimed at installing him as the victor. ordinarily, a request like this one would be a nonstarter that a sitting judge that a sitting judge filed this lawsuit in the first place is frankly disturbing. as an officer of the court who has sworn an oath, judge griffin has an obligation to protect the electoral process, not to undermine it with a shameless attempt to disenfranchize voters. what's even more distressing, though, is that the north carolina supreme court's republican majority has allowed such a lawsuit to proceed, and in doing so, has stopped the certification of the election results. federal and state judges across the country, including those affiliated with the republican party, all the way up to the conservative dominated united states supreme court, refused mr. trump's demands to throw out legal ballots. they refut

nbc's dana griffin is following this story for us. what more do we know about this flight, as well as the search? >> yeah, chris. so we know that investigators are trying to find that missing plane and all ten passengers that were on board. so this is a bering air flight 445. it departed yesterday afternoon from unique fleet, all heading to nome. this was supposed to be about a 40 45 minute flight. 40 minutes into the flight, the plane disappeared from radar. it was just ten minutes from its destination, about 12 miles offshore. now, according to the nome fire department, before the plane vanished, the pilot told air traffic control that he was entering a holding pattern, waiting for a runway to be cleared. it's unclear why he needed to wait, or if there's a little clue there as to why this plane disappeared. but it's obviously very heartbreaking because it's been several hours, and we know that several helicopters have been out there searching. they've done grid searches, but they have not yet found that missing plane. we know that t

griffin, also former biden white house director of message message planning megan hayes. all right, alyssa, the wall street journal editorial board, their headline, the whole tariff thing. canada, mexico and pre china was this trump blinks on north american tariffs. the president pauses after minor concessions from canada and mexico. they say trump blinks. i wonder if this is playing out. if you think it is like he thinks it is. is this the big win? he thinks he's getting? >> i suspect the white house thinks it is. >> a big win. >> and listen, they've got. >> a. >> media ecosystem. >> on the right. >> that's going. >> to. >> affirm that. the wall street journal also called it the. >> dumbest trade war. >> in history. >> i'm very critical. >> traditionally, republicans have not been in favor. >> of tariffs. and kind of the weapons that he's using to try to negotiate trade deals. and i would remind you, one of the biggest victories of the first trump administration that i worked in was the usmca, which was the mexico and canada trade agreement with the u.s. so this is we ar

dana griffin looks at what happened. >> playstation, what the [ bleep ] you got going on right now?: an apocalyptic outage played out on gaming consoles throughout the world. users started experiencing issues friday night, unable to access fortnite and call of duty. video games were oe stored on physical media like discs. now they're online. when the system went down, players couldn't access accounts. as users complained on social media, major brands started trolling too. gamestop writing bet you all want physical copies now. girlfriends rejoiced. >> he's sitting up there having a fit! >> reporter: moms took advantage. >> you need the trash taken out? get them, get them now, while the playstation servers are down. >> reporter: and after nearly a day of lamenting clientele, playstation is back up and running. the company writing on x, psn has been restored. adding sorry for the inconvenience. for those who are not gamers, why should we care about those outages? >> cloud outages can affect anyone, it could be e-mail, photo service, the service that provides your cellular connectivity.

dana griffin has the details. >> reporter: one of the most stunning trades in nba history sending fanst got traded for anthony davis. >> reporter: the dallas mavericks trading luka doncic for l.a. lakers star anthony davis. a trade agreement so stunning fans questioned if the reporter who broke the story had a social media hack. jalen brunson asked, april fools, right? and wait, what? from patrick mahomes. and dallas, protests outside the arena. nico harrison addressing frustrated fans. >> i'm sorry that they're frustrated. but it's something that we believe in as an organization, it's going to make us better. >> reporter: it's the first time two reigning all nba players have swapped teams mid season. >> davis is back in l.a. >> reporter: davis was not in new york as the learns defeated the knicks. lebron james seemingly unaware of the trade talks during an interview. the blockbuster trade involves three other players. the teams now welcoming their new players on social media. this is major. this is going to alter the western conference for years to come. >> the dallas mavericks, they'

serena griffin she is a published author and an activist, but is also making waves by empowering young girls of color. she founded a program at oxford elementary using poetry and storytelling to build confidence. recently honored at the white house as a community leader, serena credits cinnamon girl, her second family, for supporting her growth. now she's giving back by helping girls express their voices and embrace their identities. >>i kind of just like, see myself in them. i think. there's something. specifically about working with young girls of color who i know myself. growing up, i didn't always have all of these outlets or these tools to express my voice in the most effective or powerful way that i can be >ryan>used. well, since 2003, cinnamon girl has served more than 3000 girls, offering mentorship and leadership development. and we invite you to join us as we honor the achievements, contributions, >>and >>rich legacy of the bay area's black community. watch her special presentation on thursday, february >>20th >>starts at 7:30 >>p.m. >>right here on kpix. >zoe>and we are look

general tim griffin, thank you. thank you. a person who was so wonderful, brenna burr. thank you. supported me before people wanted to support me, right? thank you very much. i appreciate it. andrew bailey, great job. where is andrew? stand up, andrew. one of the great attorney generals. thank you very much. one of the greats, really. and jason miaras. thanks, jason. and now we get back to our members of congress, and we'll go quickly, but it's a great group of people. steve scalise is right in front. what a brave guy steve is. steve went through a lot and proved one thing, only one thing, that his wife loved him. his wife loves him because i went to the hospital that night and he was not given even a shot, right? and i was with him and his wife and she was devastated, she was really devastated and i've been in similar situations, not quite as bad but the wives were not so devastated. and i can tell you that great wife of yours loves you. and what you've done is incredible, the way you've come back. you look better now than you did before it happened. but nobody wants to go throug

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well, this week, the 23 minutes in griffin, seize control of a major city in the east and to you all see how this last public radi and a bit to gain public support. consultant has a to use ronda of saki knows, and sergeants, in order to gain access to rad minerals, is the light tool to the local high tech industry. on occasions activity house tonight and $23.00 is that it will push forward and even march on to the company's capital. in the meantime, the un for folks at around 3000 people have been killed in the fighting in this week. were you looking out for teach from go month now red cross walk is that i have been collecting the remains of victims forming a far as the local prison last week in store. but it needs a 150 women, were among those bond a life the inmates and magically set one of the facilities, buildings and light blocking escape routes. and so tracking those inside. according to some reports, food i wasn't present as used the and stewing tails to escape. well, in an attempt to result, the ongoing hostilities, a 2000 meters of african states convened an emergency summit

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