remember the hudson's bay. discouraged settlement it made no attempt to bring europe and women to the region to start families and to establish a permanent settler society. no attempt at all. the hbc discouraged ownership of lands. it was purely and extractive resource colony and indigenous were viewed by the hudson's bay company for their utility in company operations. there was no drive the part of the british to dispossess this native peoples of lands, no effort to place them reservations that would have been detrimental to the companies operations to mention its profits. americans, by contrast, are essentially the opposite in every aspect. americans expected. bring it to the oregon country. the more individualistic and democratic attitudes of their society. americans on private ownership of land. americans insisted on having voice in their government, on permanent settlements and indeed, many of the american many of the american rivals in the west in this era are families. and then finally, for the american

instead, catherine hudson showed contempt.tients because she wanted an easy shift. she used sedatives, like this one, zopiclone, which police found at her home. the sleeping pill can be fatal to seriously ill patients. aileen scott was one of the women she drugged. the pensioner was paralysed and relied on hudson for care and support. aileen's son was in court throughout the trial. yesterday, he spoke directly to hudson and said... whatsapp messages reveal more about what was going on at the unit. hudson said... julie whitfield also has suspicions about the way staff behaved. her partner, david, was treated at the same unit. ijust felt like i was walking on eggshells, speaking with some of the staff. her police complaint did not form part of this case. you sort of asked questions. you felt you were a nuisance. i'd ask how david was doing and the staff would maybe pull a face if he'd been particularly troublesome during the night. what's been striking about this case is that it was a student nurse, who plucked up the courage to

instead, catherine hudson showed contempt. patients because she wanted an easy shift. she used sedatives, like this one — zopiclone — which police found at her home. the sleeping pill can be fatal to seriously ill patients. aileen scott was one of the women she drugged. the pensioner was paralysed and relied on hudson for care and support. aileen�*s son was in court throughout the trial. yesterday, he spoke directly to hudson and said... "you've been found out. "you're a nurse in a profession, as a nation, we all look up to. "now, i enter a hospital with an element of suspicion." whatsapp messages reveal more about what was going on at the unit. hudson said... "i sedated one of them to within an inch of her life lol. "but she's flat for a week." julie whitfield also had suspicions about the way staff behaved. her partner, david, was treated at the same unit. ijust felt like i was walking on eggshells speaking with some of the staff. her police complaint did not form part of this case. you sort of asked questions, you were made

i am senior fellow and director of the center on europe and eurasia at the hudson institute. ever since the full-scale invasion of ukraine even for some time quite before that the hudson institute to the importance of ukraine to the national security. the outcome of this war will have a direct impact on u.s. national security. nobody at hudson has thought more about ukraine and its relation to the national security than the senior fellow here. he is written about the conflict and spoke about it for years. his most recent the 14 facts about u.s. aid to ukraine which you can find on the website is the most cutting of all as they get worse the facts seem to get better so i encourage you to take a look and read to them. to debunk another myth or two with the head of office of the president of ukraine who will be joined on stage and conversation. it's been commonplace to say and even slick this the speaker requires no introduction but i think it truly is the case. the closest of advisors we are delighted to have him here today. the introductory video and then the gentleman will ha

i am senior fellow and director of the center on europe and eurasia at the hudson institute. ever since the full-scale invasion of ukraine even for some time quite before that the hudson institute to the importance of ukraine to the national security. the outcome of this war will have a direct impact on u.s. national security. nobody at hudson has thought more about ukraine and its relation to the national security than the senior fellow here. he is written about the conflict and spoke about it for years. his most recent the 14 facts about u.s. aid to ukraine which you can find on the website is the most cutting of all as they get worse the facts seem to get better so i encourage you to take a look and read to them. to debunk another myth or two with the head of office of the president of ukraine who will be joined on stage and conversation. it's been commonplace to say and even slick this the speaker requires no introduction but i think it truly is the case. the closest of advisors we are delighted to have him here today. the introductory video and then the gentleman will ha

thank you to the hudson for hosting this. this is part of a broader series that we on the intelligence community are calling beyond the scif. we are literally our heads down in classified reporting on a regular basis that, frankly, is critical to informing a lot of our decision-making on the national security issues. one of the things our chairman mike turner from ohio fully appreciates is how do we make the case for some of these threats and our nasa response, not just as a government, not just as a committee but as a society? and and one of the issues we'e talked a lot about is that to counter the threat we currently are facing, i and many others would argue is perhaps one of the most critical in our nation's history, the threat from the chinese communist party that is openly talking about the client of democracy, the decline of capitalism, the decline of the united states. and the western led global world order that has i think provided a platform for the longest and largest period of prosperity since world war ii. the dec

bay, there's really no ice at all >> reporter: if this was normal, how much of hudson bay should berozen >> historically by now we would see ice coming well down in the fox basin and see ice forming around the shelf, especially down here in the corner around churchill. >> reporter: increasingly putting churchill in danger. next year, york hopes to add something called bear darts. >> status alert. >> reporter: to detect threatening bears. so jeff, what is this? >> this is a tower this is the bear dart. >> reporter: this is it? but churchill mayor mike spence is just as worried about the other threat, the changing climate. how much do you worry that one day churchill will no longer be the polar bear capital of the world? >> well, i mean, yeah, i think of it at times naturally we're proud of the fact that this community is pretty special. that there's no other place like it so we do our part to make sure that we can continue to coexist. >> reporter: a town doing its part, hoping the rest of the world does the same. anne thompson, nbc news, churchill, manitoba. >>> when we come back, th

hudson yards where we are today, it is a mixed use development.erica, their midtown office tower and rockefeller center, nbc headquarters. this year they spent 171 million in taxpayer dollars on these projects. originally what was supposed to happen, they were supposed to pay for themselves. the city's investment would pay for by increasing tax revenues from real estate but that really hasn't happened. in fact the project here, those costs were underestimated while revenues came in half a billion lower than expectations. the city was forced to make up the difference. now proponents of the program say, hey, we're transforming aging office building into magnets for innovative companies but not everybody agrees. listen. >> subsidizing hudson yards specifically came at the, at the detriment of other districts in the city. in our study, for example, we showed that more than 80% of the companies that moved to hudson yards by 2019, they relocated from other parts of the city. >> reporter: so nyc mayor eric adams is saying there is even more of these proj

the hudson institute hosted this event. >> good afternoon, and welcome to hudson institute. i'm john waltz, president of the hudson institute. we're here to talk about china's relationship with the united states and how to talk about the regime influence. this is the latest installment beyond the siv in an effort to try to talk to the american people in the open about some of the pending and important issues to make sure that we industrial a government where the public is informed and able to understand what the -- what the problems ps are and what the solutions are that the government is dealing with. i want to commend our chair today congressman mike waltz and his colleague first doing this. i think it's something that too freakedly not done enough of that is talking to the american people about important policy issues. as i said we're joined by mike waltz. he represents florida's sixth district. he's a decorated combat veteran. first green be ray to serve in congress. he continues his remarkable career of service as a member of the armed service committee and the intellig

walking through. >> reporter: on her much smaller tree farm in california, hudson does not cut treesful, aren't they? >> they are. >> they look so alive because they haven't been dead for a month or two. >> reporter: hudson doesn't sell her trees, she rents them. each tree is numbered and fitted with a tracking device. so families can get the same tree year after year. >> have i one tree that's gone for six years to the same family. if you liked it and it was four feet, and next year it's 4 1/2. we tell you in september, yeah, it looks good. it costs a little more this year, but you can have your baby back. >> reporter: in early december, the potted trees start getting loaded for delivery. >> here comes the christmas tree. >> reporter: month-long rental costs $35 to as much as $400. aiden and steely happily greet their christmas tree. >> it's like another family member. >> reporter: as christmas tree farms go, hudson's is tiny. only a thousand trees. do you tell the trees how lucky they are not to be chopped down in october? >> like you pardon a turkey, you pardon the tree. >> report

thank you to the hudson for hosting this. this is part of a broader series that we on the intelligence community are calling beyond the scif. we are literally our heads down in classified reporting on a regular basis that, frankly, is critical to informing a lot of our decision-making on the national security issues. one of the things our chairman mike turner from ohio fully appreciates is how do we make the case for some of these threats and our nasa response, not just as a government, not just as a committee but as a society? and and one of the issues we'e talked a lot about is that to counter the threat we currently are facing, i and many others would argue is perhaps one of the most critical in our nation's history, the threat from the chinese communist party that is openly talking about the client of democracy, the decline of capitalism, the decline of the united states. and the western led global world order that has i think provided a platform for the longest and largest period of prosperity since world war ii. the dec

welcome to the hudson institute. i'm pleased to welcome you here to this excellent discussion on china's influence operation in the united states and most importantly how to counter beijing's maligned influence. this is the latest installment in the house intelligence committee series beyond, an effort to try to talk to the american people in the open about some of that important intelligence issues to make sure we still have ama government whe the public is informed and able to understand what the problems or need what the solutions are the government is dealing with. i want to commend our chair today and his colleagues for doing this. i think it is something frequently not done enough. as i said, we are joined today by the member of congress who will moderate today's discussion. he represents the district and is a decorated combat veteran first green beret to serve in congress and continues his remarkable service on the house foreign affairs committee and services committee and the intelligence committee. let me br

cameron hudson, really trateful council. cameron hudson, really grateful for _ council.outh again. how concerned will the american administration be about this and the fact they can't get a resolution? christian, the administration is very— christian, the administration is very concerned about what's happening in africa. watching american influence has been minimal over the _ american influence has been minimal over the past decade plus, and president— over the past decade plus, and president and minister on —— president _ president and minister on —— president 0bama's try to little bit, president — president 0bama's try to little bit, president trump turned his back on africa _ president trump turned his back on africa we — president trump turned his back on africa. we saw many heading to africa _ africa. we saw many heading to africa in — africa. we saw many heading to africa in the past couple of years, and this— africa in the past couple of years, and this exploded. to this question about— and this exploded. to this question about united nations, and the role there.

that these attacks usually bring in response to our inquiry about the attack on puddle with benny hudson. these really military said there was a confrontation between residents and settlers. and to break it up, troops used lie, fire and other means. the incident is now under police investigation. the people who've cut out with benny has sent told me none of this makes them feel safe. that when there's an attack, they're left to spend for themselves. the d, i'm a darcy was killed. he had responded to a call that came from the speakers of the local mosque to help protect the village from the settlers. the 2 youngest children, however, are too young to understand that sacrifice, that their beloved father is now gone to good. lemme just the kind of i had to set up whenever there is a knock on the door. she says, that's dad. he's come home and brought me sweet and very frustrated with when she opens the door and he's not there. on the other one tells me grandma that's going to what i want to see. my father hope i miss him to take me to my father. the take me to have him well, so i can see my

this is hosted by the hudson institute in washington, d.c. >> if you would like to take your seats. good morning, everyone. and welcome to hudson institute, my name is nate, research fellow, countering authoritarian corruption. we do a lot of work on russia as you can imagine. for those joining for the first time nonpartisan think tank in washington, d.c. promoting american leadership for free prosperous future. today i'm honored to the welcome back to hudson someone who share those values at the highest levels of policy making. senator tim risch has served since 2009 and ranking member of foreign relations and through the committee senator promoted robust approach to safeguarding american interests and those of our allies. iand it's about new ways, cost-effective ways supporting our ally ukraine that he is going to speak to us today specifically senator risch is leading cosponsor of bipartisan rebuilding economic prosperity or repo for ukrainian. this legislation among other measures authorize the confiscation of frozen russian assets to be repurposed for ukraine assistance. hudson

>> reporter: as christmas tree farms go, hudson's is tiny.lose by with a few going as far as san francisco. >> what does it cost to rent a christmas tree? >> that varies a great deal. >> so from --? >> so from $35 to $400. >> wow, that's a bit of a span. >> depending on size and variety. >> what's the tallest tree that you rent? >> we have a 13-foot dee odor cedar. >> somebody's got to have a high ceiling for that one. >> it goes to a big office complex in menlo park. >> so you're providing christmas trees to silicon valley. >> right. >> make a lot of money out of this business? >> only crazy people would undertake that. it's not a business that's easy to operate, and it doesn't make a huge profit. but it's a labor of love, and it has grown. >> beautiful. >> reporter: pam zeer ling was one of hudson's first customers 15 years ago. >> you obviously have a deal. they deliver it. you play with it. then they take it away. >> and bring it back next year. >> and bring it back. this is the tree i had last year. >> reporter: hudson has one unbreakabl

use abraham has more driving through, cut out with benny hudson. it's difficult to miss that. it's a town in morning at its entrance, plastered on its buildings, bus stop, even wrote signs everywhere you look posters of asked about the us see with the words martyr. before i became a martyr to people, here he was a carpenter, a husband, and besides a father to 6 children, a brother, and a cherished son to stay and look at him. isn't it a shame that he has now been east the ground last night? it was loved everywhere. his family loved him, his friends loved him. everyone loved him. what has his boy done wrong? but he now has to grow up without a father. what has this girl done wrong that she now has to grow up without a father? she had been by the level this makes shift memorial marks the spot where from its body was found. she'd been shot in the chest. it was hours after palestinians here see about 20 is really settlers. descended on colorado with benny has sun from a nearby hill. a local council of men who says he would this be attack, walks me through what he saw of what it is

monica hudson, she says that is not enough., in containers. >> they are beautiful . they look a lot because they have not been dead . >> reporter: she does not sell or trees, she rents them. >> you don't need to struggle getting a stand under the tree and making it stand up straight. >> i could rent you a true. you know the advantages. >> reporter: she has about 1000 trees on her farm near carmel, hundred miles south of san francisco. each tree is numbered and fitted with a tracking device. so families can get the same tree year after year. >> i have one tree that has gone for six years to the same family. if you liked it and it was four feet and next year it is 4 1/2, we tell you in september. it looks good. it costs a little more this year but you can have your baby back. the customers say i want charlie back or we named it. or whatever. definitely. >> reporter: in early december the potted trees get loaded for delivery. a favorite part of his job is returning a tree to someone who had it last year. >> they see their tree eve

the show is "merrily we roll along" at the hudson theatre here on broadway. yeah, six shows, six nights. they do six shows. it's six nights, eight shows. what's that schedule like? are you used to it at this point because great to work, but what is eight shows like for you? you've done many of these. >> lindsay: it's still really intense. i think there are days where we're exhausted and we are like, out there singing and you're like wow. is she going to stay with me tonight? i don't know. i think there's still surprises that happen. but i do feel like our bodies are kind of conditioned to doing it now. but it's not easy. >> jonathan: tuesday night, i did have to flip into the hootie hoo. >> stephen: it almost rhymes. skip to the lou my darling? >> jonathan: we were in the recording studio all day on monday and then we got to the show on tuesday night and was like all right, let's do this. we all love doing it. so that's a lot of the energy that gets us going. but then it got to our last number on the rooftop "our time." and i was like, you know sometimes when

>> reporter: as christmas tree farms go, hudson's is tiny. tell the trees how lucky they are not to be chopped down in october? >> like you pardon a turkey, you pardon the tree? >> reporter: back in oregon where millions of trees are cut down tyler stone assures us his family plants a new one for every one they harvest. >> it's a tree, so it's providing oxygen. nothing better for the environment than a real christmas tree. >> reporter: in truth christmas trees are harvested like any other agricultural crop. but for a few weeks in december they become so much more. >>> there's a late-night viewer in colorado that tunes in not for the news or weather but for the music. lindsay grewy explains. >> reporter: oh, say can you see. [ dog howling ] by the dawn's early light. >> she will wake us up at 4:30 in the morning singing. [ howling ] and she sings very loud. >> reporter: pina is an adorable yorkie and shih tzu mix. rebecca got her as a puppy a year ago. then three months ago pina announced she had a secret talent. >> she sleeps with me at night

instead, catherine hudson showed contempt.ged her elderly stroke patients because she wanted an easy shift. she used sedatives, like this one, zopiclone, which police found at her home. the sleeping pill can be fatal to seriously ill patients. aileen scott was one of the women she drugged. the pensioner was paralysed and relied on hudson for care and support. aileen�*s son was in court throughout the trial. yesterday, he spoke directly to hudson and said... whatsapp messages reveal more about what was going on at the unit. hudson said... julie whitfield also has suspicions about the way staff behaved. her partner, david, was treated at the same unit. ijust felt like i was walking on eggshells, speaking with some of the staff. her police complaint did not form part of this case. you sort of asked questions. you felt you were a nuisance. i'd ask how david was doing and the staff would maybe pull a face if he'd been particularly troublesome during the night. what's been striking about this case is that it was a student nurse, who

her 48 year old colleague charlotte willmott, was found guilty of encouraging hudson to drug a patientnced to three years. a second probe into south wales police has been launched by a watchdog following a crash in cardiff. 618 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans died after the bike they were riding crashed in ely in may. the new investigation is focussed on complaints made by the boy's families. it's separate from another investigation into the interaction between officers and the teenagers before their deaths . the father, stepmother deaths. the father, stepmother and uncle of a ten year old, sara sharif, have pleaded not guilty to her murder. the ten year old's body was discovered at her home in surrey in august. the day before sara was discovered. the three defendants left the uk for pakistan with five children before returning a month later. the trial of all three will be in september next year. three will be in september next year . the three will be in september next year. the head of a lobbying trade association says the findings against scott benton show the

has been sentenced to a ea5y shift has been sentenced to a prison sentence, 54—year—old catherine hudsonan iron prescribed drug to sedate to patients between february 2017 and november 2018. patients between february 2017 and november2018. her patients between february 2017 and november 2018. her colleague charlotte wilmot was also sentenced to three years for conspiring with hudson and encouraging her to sedate the patient. the two also admit stealing prescription only drugs. she has been sentenced to seven years and two months in prison. the father and step uncle of the girl who died in woking, herfather and his partner and their uncle had left the country for pakistan and had returned in september and charged with her murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. they denied both charges. this allowing the death of a child. they denied both charges.— allowing the death of a child. they denied both charges. this was a plea heafina denied both charges. this was a plea hearin: at denied both charges. this was a plea hearing at the _ denied both charges. this was a plea hearing at t

that debate aired live right here on kron. 4 reporter reshad hudson has a wrap-up of the debate from alabama. >> the target on stage tonight here at the university of alabama was not former president trump. it was nikki haley. the university of alabama is home to battles on the football field. >> but tonight the battle was on stage in the news nation. cw, republican debate. florida governor ron desantis and the vec ramaswamy came out swinging against former un ambassador nikki haley who has been climbing in the polls. the attacks are recent endorsements from big money, wall street donors. they make money in china. >> they are not going to let her be tough on china and she will cave to the donors. now you're a multi-millionaire that math does not add up. it adds up to the fact that you are corrupted. they're just jealous. they wish that they were supporting them. but i'm not going to sit there. >> missing again tonight was the gop front runner chris christie slammed former president trump. >> the 5th guy who doesn't have the guts to show up and stand here. >> and former president trum

reporting from the university of alabama, rashad hudson, back to you. >> and another reminder, you can watch that republican debate live right here on kron 4. our coverage begins at 04:00pm right after the end of kron. 4 news at 3. the debate begins at 05:00pm. and after that, our catherine heenan will be standing by with a panel of political analysts too. give you a breakdown of what happened to be interesting while south by assemblymember evan low is running for congress looking to replace longtime representative and as shoe a su has represented a large part of silicon valley for more than 3 decades. now. she is not seeking reelection next year. if elected low would be the first openly lgbtq congressman to represent the bay area and only the 4th to represent california as an openly man low is currently the chair of the california assembly aap i caucus and the former chair of the lgbtq caucus. he's also the former mayor of campbell. for your help. tonight, the world health organization is calling for higher taxes on alcohol today. the agency urge world governments to increase taxes on

we need to behave in a better way in the future. lacy only just andrew hudson once at the local university, he views the projects through a somewhat different lens. ready ready if you ask most people about one of the motives behind these changes, then especially a lot of people are quite confident that is also a political motivation behind it. and it's a way of know why sort of gaining more control on line management here. but this is the foster fleming region on the planet. so these changes all good for the environment and long overdue. and they all good news for scientists and the rest of the world. we have an opportunity here to start to demonstrate how we can restore things to a natural state and in the most difficult environment. and so if we can record success that then it's a good news story for other parts of the industrialized northern hemisphere and elsewhere in a world history. wilding projects succeeds here in this rugged polar landscape. experts believe it could work in all the climate zones to the electronic waste is a big problem in africa. unfortunately, a lot gets sense fr

a business coordinator, and do also want them to be and up into us who does go beyond doing this hudson's for themselves. south africa can produce enough to feed its population within 2021 in full. how soon wins hungry? because of the rising costs, making healthy food affordable was one reason can offend the pool. cool. got into agriculture. was that since he graduated from the green business college 4 years ago now runs a small urban farm in the north of johannes. but yeah, the trained musician believes that people in cities like i need to re learn how to grow their own food on his plots. he regularly teaches young glucose, basic farming principles. i hope to see everyone not complaining about, hadn't died anymore. you know, cause we take this to big get guidance and so that everyone has a smaller item as well that and a piece of why do we have, you know, and, and then the stuff, see opportunities that costs, you know, a good catch up, come up outside as a lot of oil put you into teasing of this so much money here. we pull good offers these policies for free. today, another local woman h

on the other line with the women who nancy chavez and the front of the the the, the kitchen, the hudson, the next task is up on the hill, who's in the profession for them land. yeah. and that's the that's the the center i bid is due to the hook into the system and kind of what the heck the clothes on had the physician who had the he knock a cool. i don't know. but the said that they shouldn't have the quote, the before the in the which one was the other than that if i'm talking about like a half inch and then on the door via that couldn't you know be able to train our police came between a vehicle checking on that and they only given us the tab bullshit. go ahead. the total of my head will have the like the house on the head to head into my what do you mean? told me a lot of stuff i didn't have the i phone is that i want to have them as you know how i kind of a view of them. and again, this is kind of triple fish needs, the samuel and the on the button. i'll catch up, i sound kind of bad. take me one as you've level something else on top of the side of this the so there's one of us of t

officials for coming box and the women who nancy chavez, and the son of the, the, the, the kitchen, the hudson has the name chops up on the hill who's in the profession land. yeah. and that's the that's the the center i bid. and due to the hook the hook, the clothes had the effect that was your position. it had that he knock a cool the number the had, those are the different it had to call the before the, which one was the other than that if i'm talking about like a half inch and then on the door via that couldn't you know, be able to obtain our please came between a vehicle checking on that and they only in our tab bullshit. go ahead. the total of my head will have the like the house on the pedal headed in my what do you mean? told me a lot of stuff. i didn't have the i phone is that i want to have them as you know how i kind of a view of them. and again, this is kind of, she prefers the family and the on the button. i'll catch up. i sound kind of bad. take me one as you've level something else on top of the side are set. and so there's a lot of us of the, the purpose of the the, the, the the

then the vanderbilt controlled all of the railroads to the north of new york city, the harlem, the hudson, the new haven lines. that's why metro north gets the names of its lines. the old train lines. and they built the original. their original station was called grand central depot. and it was built in 1871 by john snook in the second empire style, same location on fort street and 1898, which is when this was taken. it was given a facelift by bradford gilbert, and it was renamed grand central station. but this was still hardly the way to enter into this great city, which was trying to rival the great cities of the world of london and paris and rome and what is that joke about? you know, you you you wait for a bus and then to come along at the same time. and that's what happened. here we go from having no train stations to getting to we first we get penn station in 1910 and then three years later, we get what would become grand central terminal in 1913. and if you just look at the very top corner, the top right hand corner, you'll see the eagle up there and that eagle was reused. it's cas

guess what those credentials may be. >> but there are things you can do to keep your money safe, hudsons. keep the security software on your devices up to date. change your passwords regularly. avoid using public wi-fi and double check the link and name of the website you're on. >> make sure that that url, which are the letters within that website address, has https instead of just http. the s on the end of that website indicates that it is secure, and you should also avoid saving your personal and financial information on a site. >> instead, hudson recommends typing it in each time you make a purchase, and the safest method of payment. credit card. >> when you are using a credit card, there is a certain amount of historical information that is attached to that credit card. typically threat actors don't like to engage with the use of credit card because of that tracking. >> reena roy, abc news, new york . >> happening tomorrow a major deadline for holiday shipping for delivery by december 25th. the united states postal service says the recommended deadline for ground service or first cl

hudson says keep the security software on your devices up to date. change your passwords regularly.id using public wi-fi, and double check the link and name of the website you're on. >> make sure that that url, which are the letters within that website address, has https s instead of just http. the s on the end of that website indicate daetz that it is secure. >> you should also avoid saving your personal and financial information on a site. instead, hudson recommends typing it in each time you make a purchase, and the safest method of payment . credit card. >> when you are using a credit card, there is a certain amount of historical information that is attached to that credit card. typically, threat actors don't like to engage with the use of credit card because of that tracking. >> reena roy, abc news, new york . >> as you finish up your shopping, keep in mind tomorrow is a major deadline for holiday shopping for delivery by december 25th. christmas. the united states postal service says the recommended deadline for ground service or first class mail for day shipping is monday, de

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