her very best friend, valerie jarrett. valerie jarrett is a woman who hired michelle many, many years ago, to work with her in mayor daly's administration in chicago. more importantly, valerie jarrett is the person who comes from a very well-off african-american family, with great connections to power sources all over chicago. she introduced barack and michelle obama to these power centers. african-american, well off business men, jewish american donors, daly political operatives and other sources of influence, and as a result she raised the obamas from really obscurity in chicago to a position in which they were now socializing and rubbing shoulders with the power centers, and it was these power centers that made it possible for obama to first become a united states senator and then the president of the united states. so, they owe a great deal to valerie. they treat her as though she is their godmother. she is now the senior advisor to both the first lady and the president of the united states, and obama himself has said,

thelma jarrett pleaded not guilty to simple assault today. she was released on her own recognizance. a former employee claimed jarrett and three other women attacked her at a football game early career this month. jarrett remains on administrative leave. >>> we're hearing the 911 calls made after a student at bowie state university was murdered. a feud between roommates ended in the death of dominique frazier. the jury found her roommate not guilty last night. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins with more on the tragedy on the campus. >> reporter: the voice you hear on this 911 call is that of alexis simpson. simpson walked out of the prince george's county courthouse last night a free woman, after a jury cleared her of all seven charges related to the stabbing death of her former bowie state university roommate, dominique frazier. on these 911 calls, you can hear simpson explaining herself, to people who are standing by. >> reporter: frazier and simpson had an argument in their on-campus apartment over loud music coming from a

the white house has denied that valerie jarrett was involved.a larger issue of negotiations with iran, which we know are planned and going on in the p5 plus 1. can you tabling about the vulnerability of being in negotiations with iran and what it would mean if the u.s. was in unilateral talks with that rogue nation. >> sean. >> the iranians have been negotiating with us over 10 years, as they advance their nuclear weapons program. they welcome that because it buys them more time. that's what has been happening and i am convinced that is happening here. they may throw us a bone to keep the negotiations go. but i am not optimistic that much of anything will come of it. if the negotiations were able to stop the nuclear weapons program, we would have to insure that the highly enriched uranium is out of iran and it's verifiable, certainly by competent inspectors on a regular basis. i don't hold out much hope for that. >> have you seen now, consistently, ambassador bolton, instances where the administration has used political operatives, like david ax

her name is thelma jarrett. she was released from jail today. she is the principal at coolidge high school in the district. a former school employee claims jarrett and three other women attacked her, at a football game, this month. the victim says she was punched and kicked in the school's parking lot. jarrett is on leave now for the length of that investigation. >> we have an update on a triple shooting that landed two men and a woman in the hospital. police arrested 27-year-old christopher mcrae, and charged him with assault, with intent to kill. the shooting happened tuesday night at a bp station on bening road in northeast. police think shots were fired inside the convenience store and ran of. in just a couple hours, the new lanes will be open to traffic on the beltway. this is a live look at virginia's new beltway express lanes where crews are doing their final preparations. the stretch between the dallas toll road opens at 2:00 a.m. drivers promised speeds of 45 miles an hour. the ride fries foris free for c three or more people. everyone

. >>> thelma jarrett is the principal at coolidge high school in d.c. police say jarrett and two other school employees attacked a woman during a high school football game earlier this month. the victim's husband says he has no idea what led to that attack. >> she don't know why she was attacked. she was punched, blind sided. and kicked after that. i just want justice, outrage. >> right now jarrett is on administrative leave from her job at coolidge as the investigation continues. >>> police need help finding the man in this photo. they say he recently assaulted a teenage fwigirl in the bathroom a public library. last week police say he watched a 17-year-old girl who was studying at the jefferson library in falls church. when she tried to hide in the ladies room, police say he followed her in and assaulted her. if you see this man, you're asked to call fairfax county police. >>> parents are joining a loud chorus of people pushing to keep 20 schools open in the district. d.c. chancellor kaya henderson proposed closing the schools this week. henderson sai

atective said there is of thelmar the rest jarrett -- arrest of thelma jarrett. themselvesers turned today.lice earlier more tonightg about the expanding search for a believe shot a manager at a wal-mart. police released three surveillance photos of the suspect. demanded money from employees the wal-mart near one -- near route 198. is askedth information to call police. monitoring the story.ing we have learned that redskins hall has been fined $30,000 for moving his helmet and a rating an official -- berating an official. that have a health alert women need to see. a new cancer bombshell. them sing and do t more tonight. of national talk to us abc 7 news exclusive. >> new toll lanes will open saturday, but a lot of folks of questions about them. >> a crash course on the newhall open on theo beltway -- new toll lanes about on the beltway. >> kiowa officials are offering -- highway officials are offering a chance to make a you are out onn the road. there is a lot to learn. these open in three days. you can see these new toll lanes. they are ready to go. a lot of fo

there are no valerie jarrett talks. >> she had no goals in negotiations with the iranians? >> correct. she has no role. >> jarrett is a close friend of the president and from chicago and her specialty is domestic policy and politics, this is the second time she's been accused of involvement in foreign policy. author in his book accused jarrett of convincing the president to call off an earlier attempt to get osama bin laden. the white house denied that, too. one official said this time, quote, she has no role in iran policy and doesn't want one. still, some are kleined to think -- inclined to think of maneuvering with his comment to russian leader. the administration denies reports of post election u.s. talks with iran and say talks with the u.n. city council won't resume until iran satisfies the inspection demands. at the state department, wendell goler, fox news. >> arthel: when we come back, lessons from election night 2012. we break down what worked and what didn't this campaign season, as well as look ahead at what's next for the gop. >> rick: plus in the event of anot

thelma jarrett was in d.c. court earlier this afternoon. her lawyer claims it's just a case of sour grapes. >> what we know is the complainant was disruptive and caused a problem and had been terminated from that school. what this appears to be is someone with a clear ax to grind taking her revenge out on people who were just simply doing their job. >> jarrett was released on her own ring so distance but was -- own recognizance but was ordered to stay 100 feet away. >>> former general petraeus testified on capitol hill today. he said he believed all along the terrorists carried out the attack that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. >> the original report -- [indiscernible] >> lawmakers also wanted to know why u.n. ambassador susan rice called the attack the result of a spontaneous protest five days after it happened. democrats say rice was simply using talking points signed off on by the entire intelligence community. petraeus meantime insisted his resignation was the result of his affair with paula broadwell and had

the woman said jarrett punched her in the face. mayor vincent gray found the developments in his words, disturbing. >> i think what a terrible, you know, role model, if you can call it that, that this demonstrates to kids who look to principals to provide leadership, to provide examples of how they should comeport themselves. this is not what we want our leaders to do. >> jarrett has been suspended from her job pending the outcome of an investigation. >>> the maryland dream act allows undocumented students to pay what maryland residents pay for college tuition. but a new study shows it could make the state safer and bring in more money, too. richard jordan joins us with more on what researchers say the plan means for maryland's future. >> doreen, the measure was approved by voters last week, but the study started a year ago. it found a mostly positive impact even for those who are not immigrants. >> something i knew was going to happen. >> claudia's dream of going to college is now within reach. the bolivian undocumented teen ralli

she claims was two staff members and the principal thelma jarrett. >> the principal? physically hit her? >> yes. >> the police report says one suspect said, "get her." she was hit in the face with a closed fist. she delta the groundout of three women kicked her. they called the father. it >> you need to come back. somebody just punched a mommy. >> the school parent-teacher coordinator is crying foul. >> when we came onms. jarrett was trying to break up the confrontation. >> there refuted the claims against the principle. >> i never saw her kick, punch or any assault at all. "she was hurt. what the evidence have been interviewed by police. -- >> at the evidence has been interviewed. there were allegations and they are looking into taking the appropriate action. the priority is insuring the staff stays focused at the coolidge rose forward. we will be covering this has the story begins to develop. jennifer donelan, live off from northwest, abc 7. >> the prince george's county firefighter is investigating a large warehouse fire. it erupted this afternoon in the 8300 block

her name is thelma jarrett. and two other school employees, police say, attacked a woman during a high school football game. the victim is not talking about it, but her husband says she's devastated. >> my wife was attacked, you know, by three women, and i just want justice. it's outrage. >> reporter: jarrett is due in court tomorrow. she remains on administrative leave from coolidge high school as this investigation continues. >>> police just released a picture of a man who assaulted a student in a public library. the 17-year-old victim says the man was stalking her inside the jefferson library in falls church last week. she fried to get away by running into the bathroom but claims he followed her abd assaulted her there. >>> concern over several armed robberies prompted some officers to meet with community members tonight. people live in an apartment complex across from the morgan boulevard station are concerned about their safety. there have been two armed robberies in that area in the past week. one woman te

jarrett turned herself into police yesterday morning. she's accused of punching a former coolidge high school employee in the face. after a football game. ? , the principal of the school -- this, the principal of the school. two other staff members are charged as accomplices in the assault. >>> british petroleum will pay $4.5 billion for its role in the deadly oil rig explosion and the oil leak in the gulf of mexico. the money includes more than $1 billion in criminal penalties. they also pleaded guilty to 12 felony charges relating to the deaths of the 11 workers and of lying to congress about the amount of oil spilling into the gulf. two former employees and a current employee will also face manslaughter charges. >> bp chose to mislead the public. that's not what we expect from public companies and their management. and in fact, it is exactly in times of crisis that the need for accurate information is most acute. >> in a statement, bp group chief executive bob dudley said quote -- >>> president obama turns staten island -- toured stat

thelma jarrett is the principal at coolidge high school in d.c. police say jarrett and two other employees attacked a woman during a high school football game earlier this month. the victim's husband says he has no idea what led to that attack. >> she don't know what led to that attack. she was punched blind sided and kicked after that. i just want justice, outrage. >> jarrett remains on administrative leave from her job at coolidge high school although the mayor has said publicly he doesn't know how she'll go back to that job. >>> the man seen here recently assaulted a teenage girl in the bathroom of a public library. the 17-year-old girl says she was stud yilling anything at th jefferson library in if falls church on tuesday when she saw a man watching her. when she tried to hide in the ladies room, he man followed her in, assaulted her, and ran off. >>> a series of armed robberies near a metro stop in maryland has one community concerned. police met with people who live near the morgan boulevard metro station last night. many who live in apartm

jarrett is the principal of coolidge high school in northwest. the victim's husband says he is devastateded by the attack. >>> my wife was attacked. by three women. i just want justice. i'm not really sure of why they did that. >> meantime, jarrett is on administrative leave. >>> if you're one of the millions of voters who waited online to cast your ballot. senator mark warren has the solution to the frustration. the virginia democrat introduced the bill to speed up the voting process. he wants to give grants for states to make it easier to vote early. some virginiians waited in line for up to five hours to vote on tuesday. warner calls those lines a 21st century poll tax because they forced people to miss work. >>> it is now 6:37. 46 degrees. the famous candy getting a jolt of caffeine. >> plus this morning, metro riders are saying finally, what the agency is going to show you before you get in the station. >>> the three davis engineers that came up with this idea hopes it can battle the winter blues. six l.e.d. lights reflected off a piece of p

school authorities say they put jarrett on administrative leave. warrants were issued for the rest. two of them turned themselves in. the principal was still at large. no indication that the warrants in the absence of the principal affected operations here. the alleged victim's has been said that their 11-year-old son witnessed the whole thing and the principal told the staffers to get her after which they began to beat and kicked his wife. the staffers are in police custody. the principle has not yet turned herself in. she remains at large. >> 7 is on your side with a major recall from twitter. the auto giant is recalling 2.5 million vehicles. they cover more than a dozen models dating back to 2000. this is the prius, and corolla. the nichols could be damaged and switch into hybrid mode if not fixed. 67,000 were -- 607,00070,000 were sold in the u.s. >> that is mark kelly reading his new book to kindergarteners. >> we have a crisis in education. we're falling behind in all these areas especially science and math and this will inspire kids not only to read but maybe get them interes

a warrant has been issued for the arrest of thelma jarrett. she and two other staffers accused at a football game back on november 2. the two other suspects of turn themselves into the police. >> george washington university has lost its place on the annual best colleges list. it went from 52 to unranked after they revealed they inflated data for more than a decade. the status will stay in place until they publish their 2014 best rankings and that will not happen until next fall. >> a toll hike takes effect and it will rise from $1.50 to $1.75. polls will jump from 75 cents to $1. in 2014 it will cost $50 since to travel. -- $2.50 to travel. >> a class to help drivers out on the road. tom roussey has the details. >> just a few miles away, people were asking questions about the new toll lanes that are supposed to help the blow by the bad traffic. many questions we heard center around ec pass and a car pulling. if you have three or more people the toland's are free. >> if you have three or more people, do you have to have an ezpass? >> a device

if i were the iranians and told that valerie jarrett wanted to meet i would be delighted.have long dinners, long lunches, long breakfasts, i'd just get her to talk for days on end to provide insight into the obama white house. i -- as i said i don't put anything past the administration, i'd be stunned if this were true. martha: we'll see what comes of that. we want to move you onto another issue as well and that is syria. because we are learning that, you know, there are -- there are 11,000 people leaving as refugees to turkey and jordan, that was the headline that crossed this morning. now there is some discussion in the international community about whether or not bashar al-assad is better than what you might get, you know, if he is deposed, if he is pushed out of the country, you know, there have been so many human atrocities under his watch, that's a difficult, you know, that's ao difficult thin a difficult thing to even put out there. what are your thoughts? >> well, you know, there are wars and conflicts where no participant is somebody whose victory would be benefic

i'm at alisyn cam rot tanchts at mike jarrett.v or that one. >> almost two weeks since sandy ravaged the east coast but thousands are still dealing with the fallout with no power and tons of damage. >> let's get out to rick. is he down out at long island right now. what are you seeing? >> i will tell you, 12 days after the storm and people are still without power. i want to show you something just on the other side. there is a a truck here that's a logging truck. it's got that thing right there that would normally be used to put the logs into the back of this truck. and it has been pulled in from wisconsin to come out here and they are scooping up the trash and the debris that we have been showing you on the side of the road and dumping it in there. people coming in from other countries doing this kind of work. that's what's happening here. it's 7:00 in the morning on long beach. not too many people out on the streets just yet. got some people that we have seen and talking to later on. i do want to talk about the weather. it has b

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there was an arrest warrant out for thelma jarrett. she is accused of beating up a four to play with two other women -- former employee in with two other women. bp has agreed to pay $4.5 billion for the oil spill to the dual years ago in the gulf of mexico and plead guilty for lying to congress about how much oil was pouring down of the well. several also face manslaughter charges for the 11 people died in the explosion. new developments into the investigation into the deadly attacks in libya. secretary of state henry clinton will appear in front of congress. hearings began -- hillary clinton will appear in front of congress. hearings began this morning. the house intelligence committee had a closed door hearing this morning. president obama is on the ground in new york city looking at recovery efforts following hurricane sandy. this is video from the president departing this morning. 16 days after the storm thousands are still without power. the president scheduled to meet with families responders and local leaders. the hurricane is b

jarrett is charged with simple assault and placed on administrative leave. aubrey brown will resume the role of acting principal. >>> fairfax county police released a picture of the suspect in an attack in a library about a week ago at the thomas jefferson library in falls church. police believe this man followed a 17-year-old girl into the women's bathroom and assaulted her. the girl screamed and the man took off. if you know who he is, fairfax county police urge you to come forward. >>> a maryland man behind bars charged with sexually abusing two children. anne arundel county police began investigating john charles farrow after two women came forward and said he abused them as children. he is 66 years old. police want to know if he had other victims. police are asking anyone with information to call them. >>> dozens of d.c. families packed the city council hearing tonight to speak out about a plan to close 20 public schools. in fact, so many signed up to speak a second hearing is scheduled for next week so everyone can be heard. fox 5's audrey barnes was a

clinton, valerie jarrett, and other people in the white house?ce has been a preferred candidate for a long time, and susan rice has -- i take where your question is going, but she's had a foot in both worlds as a trusted member of that inner circle who was there very early on in terms of the obama campaign, but she's also proved herself on this world stage, which is what the u.n. job really is. when you think about the sanctions against iran, she's been pushing ahead with that. when you think about the air war in terms of the support for the rebels in libya, which apparently people like john mccain do say they care about, she was instrumental in that. and then even the harder piece of diplomacy, bridging the gap between the obama world and the clinton world because she has worked very well with hillary clinton. susan rice has the whole package there. to kind of suggest she's a staff person really doesn't get to her credentials. >> i think she did one other thing besides that, that very finesseful way in which she handled the push by the palestini

i'm greg jarrett in for shepard smith. more than 24 hours later, the cease-fire in the middle east is still holding. [horns and sirens] >> hamas military tans celebrating claiming they changed the game by avoiding an israeli invasion of gaza. israelis say they won by ending the hamas rocket attacks and weakening the militant group. each side is also mourning tonight in gaza city a funeral for a man killed in israeli air strike just before the cease-fire took effect. and the israeli military reporting a soldier died today after a rocket attack that also happened before the cease-fire. the second israeli soldier killed in the conflict. conor powell joins us live in jerusalem. connor, are things almost back to normal there in israel? >> well, greg, there are still a lot of tension. there is still a lot of fear here in israel. we are now entering the second day of this cease-fire and with each passing hour there really does seem to be the belief that this cease-fire may actually take hold so, yes, things are beginning to retur

eric holder, valley jarrett, before that van jones, it's not who is hawkish in the same way that john mccain is about foreign policy. if you look at those, susan rice, this is a personal vendetta-- >> you think mccain and lindsey-- >> mccain had his own daughter attacked, accused of having an illegitimate child when in fact adopted a young girl from south asia, you're saying that mccain is being driven by racial prejudice here? >> there's no other way to look at this. >> jon: another week and another twist in the media coverage of the benghazi terror attacks and the aftermath and ambassadors susan rice and reworked talking points about the deadly event. you kind of got a sense testify there, jim. there's a suggestion that any criticism directed toward the obama administration is either racist or sexist. is that the new media mean? >> and rich wilson has no other way to look at it. that settles that. look, it's clear that for time magazine they said it's ace politics for the democrats, if the obama administration nominates here and see her support there and the tact that they'll take a

principal is out of jail tonight, coolidge high school principal thelma jarrett pled not guilty to simple assault in court today. she was released on her own recognizance. a former employee said she and two other women attacked her during a november 2nd football game. she said she was kicked and punched in the school parking lot. jarrett will remain on administrative leave during the investigation. >>> a child is now back with social services. police found the 1-year-old girl in prince george's county this morning. her parents took the child instead of turning her over to social services in halifax county, virginia, yesterday. eric black and jennifer carlisle are now in custody. >>> we're just getting started on news4 at 5:00 tonight. parents in loudoun county getting fired up over potential school redistricting. >>> aroma therapy, acupressure, and tibetan singing bulls. we'll tell you how local doctors are using these alternative treatments to help children cope with chronic pain. >>> forget about that financial cliff. tonight, trouble for the twinkies. i'm pat collins. i'll have the sto

valerie jarrett is the presence person on economic affairs. you know, the perfect place for her right now. this is one the biggest farce is that we have seen so far. nothing is going to come out of this. the ceos of them sit there and listen to the president, he's going to make some remarks, they will make some remarks, and then they will leave. if you look at the jobs council, the last time they met was in january. this tells you how much of a perfunctory affair was. the president spoke from a teleprompter. nothing is going to happen here. bill: okay, it's a farce. [talking over each other] reporter: bill, it's going to be a farce. bill: the president met with union and progressive leaders yesterday. john podesta wasn't mad, mary kay henry, richard trumka, so now you have a press conference this afternoon. and then you have this summit with the business leaders. reporter: not one single person, these are people that one major companies, by the way, thinks the support, you have all these major companies. it is incumbent upon them not to say an

my oh anchor gregg jarrett is here.: what does that feel like, were you in a mental zone in which you had so much confidence you felt you couldn't miss? did the basketball hoop just look huge to you? >> it really did, like. i don't even remember a lot of the game to be honest with you. i think i was just in a mental state where, you know, i was focused on scoring and nothing else mattered. and i felt like anything -- whether it was off balance -- gregg: it was one of those great days. what about your defenders. it was pretty embarrassing for them. >> they threw some zone at me and some double teams at me. but i was able to jiggle my way out of situations and create for myself. heather: we have to let you go because you have a 10:00 a.m. class even though you are a superstar today. introduction to christianity so you will be thankful in there today. >> i will be. heather: thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. gregg: i thought it was amazing when wilt chamberlain scored 100 points. jack is 5'10". he's a guar

. >> i'm jarrett. >> i'm jess and i this is jedi. >> i'm jeremy. >> i'm jalen and this is judy. >> i'm jew day why. >> i'm jonah. >> i'm joel -- i'm judy. >> i'm jonah. >> i'm joel. >> reporter: in case you lost count, the leaders have 12 children. >> i remember seeing an ad that says the average family will go through 27 boxes of creel in a year and kind of laughed -- cereal in a year and i kind of laughed at that because we go through 50 boxes in a month. >> reporter: their monthly grocery bill is $600. throw in a big holiday meal and the budget can get tight. >> it's not necessary all that we wouldn't have a dinner if the uso didn't provide it, but we would have to budget that in and we would have to probably cut in other areas to make sure that, you know, we had all the trimmings and everything like that. so for the uso to be able to kind of take that burden of it off is a huge thing for us. >> reporter: staff sergeant leader has served one tour in iraq. he knows what it like to be away from home for the holidays. he also knows duty can call again any time. >> i don't take for gran

jarrett fouls andre iguodala. he goes to the line for three. he made the first two, badly misses the third. but nuggets still have a chance. with a half second left, iguodala for the win! yes. but wait. no! he did not get it off in time. warriors win 106-105. they are 9-and-6. >>> 49ers quarterback alex smith doesn't look like a starter, act like a starter or talk like a starter. >> i mean, it sucks, you know. i don't know what else to say. you state your case with your play. i feel like i've done that. i feel like the only thing i did to lose my job was get a concussion. it's such a great group of guys in this locker room, something special going on. tough pill to swallow for sure. >>> more local nfl. mcclain was told to stay away from today's practice. the former first-round pick posted on facebook yesterday that he was no longer with the team. it is unclear what the issue with rolando mcclain is. but the report is that he could be released soon. >>> thursday night top five. earthquakes star, chris wondolowski, is the mvp. the first in franch

jarrett jack to carl landry finishing the foul. over 15 seconds remaining. a 2-point game.hris paul called for the charge. the warriors get up to celebrate and they win. 114-110. >> it was the dog fight tonight. we kept grinding and grinding and grinding. at the end of the game you see david lee, the lockdown on chris paul. swung it over to jamal crawford. at the end of the game, a couple seconds left. defense. possession by possession. >> let's get to the gridiron. stanford at colorado for the first time since 1990. look out for that wild buffalo, baby. struggling. josh nunez. second quarter, hogan completes the 32 yard pass. and four plays later, hogan was back at i again. this time a wide open sack. no one will catch him. 28-0, stanford. they went on to win 48-0, the first time colorado has been shut out at home since 1986. what about the san jose spartans trying to become bowl eligible against idaho? the second quarter, game tied 7-7. david finds jabbari carr. carr goes up and get that one. 14-7, spartans and then to chandler. he is deep in the end zone. san jose state

third quarter, jarrett jack, the hustle, the feign. carl landry, how about that? warriors up by 14. less than eight to go. landry with 23. former warrior carl crawford from the corner. he buries it and we have a tie game! less than 90 seconds left. came down to this. warriors up by two. chris paul, driving. offense, yeah! it's the charge. and the warriors escape. 114-110, to get the 2-and-1 for the year. they are unbeaten on the road. >>> college football. stanford, even freshman quarterback had a hand in this one. jordan webb would be picked off by ed reynolds. he goes 52 yards the other way, gonna take it to the house. up 7-0. now for quarterback kevin hogan, easing into a little handoff to stepfan taylor. and he goes 26 yards for the score. two touchdowns for him. 14-0. now with 38-0 in the third, hogan, 19-yard pass, to levine toilolo. hogan, 18-of-24. two touchdowns. hogan already named the starter for next week. that's the sixth sack of the day. final, 48-0, in favor of the cardinal on the road. >>> now, rematch of the national title game from last year, alabama against lsu! l

. >>> live hello, i'm gregg jarrett. honoring america's greatest heroes this veterans' day. here is video from earlier today. president obama laying a wreath of the tomb of the unknown at arlington. speaking of the cemetery. he said america will never forget the many sacrifices made by the military men and women and their families. a powerful u.s. senate democrat raising serious new questions over the resigning of david petraeus. the general stepping down after admitting an affair with his biographer. a committee will looking into the circumstances surroundings the circumstances and why they didn't receive any advance notice by the f.b.i. back to journal editorial report. i'll see you you at the top of the hour. around,guys. ♪ >> welcome back to the journal editorial report. coming up.

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