city, jersey city, new jersey! >> the win particularly sweet for uconn's jordan hawkins and lsu angel reese. the cousins are both national champions. the lac leading tigers with first national title sunday 102-82 win over iowa. controversy with the window surrounding if the game officiated fairly. angel reese's sportsmanship is being called into question. a commentator keith olbermann calling her an idiot pointing to her ring finger taunting and iowa star. shaquille o'neal came to the l.a. stores defense slamming over men, leave angel alone. first lady joe biden suggesting both women's teams should be invited to the white house. reese laughing it off as a joke. with that march madness, my friends is officially over. i'm so sorry, todd, what will you do with your time? >> i don't know but let's get to that jill biden thing. but you heard that quote that you played from dan herling. like he lives in connecticut and from new jersey celebrating all of this. this is -- let's make it about -- why do you have to ruin stor

conference of mayors earlier this year we highlighted three committees, a diana, jersey city and hoboken among the sizable communities that of gone at least when you're with zero traffic deaths pics we know it n be done. we also know that a one-size-fits-all strategy is not going to work. the latest round of data has just cannot pick the good news is we seem to have stopped the right though have it reversed it yet. and if her going to do that, designing streets to be safer. with the safe streets and roads for all program we have funded hundreds of communities in planning work and handful of communities going already into construction. to design roads and streets in way that makes it less likely that these crashes will happen in the first place. and we are following a very data-driven approach. by the way, one of the things the data show is there's a lot of disparity in these traffic deaths. some of the fastest rises and pedestrian as well as vehicular deaths were for black, latino rural and tribal americans. and one-size-fits-all isn't going to be the answer we need to follow the data an

anthony's and jersey city, but p but provo reproviding refuge for youth then there's bobby hurley, alsoareer in college once overshadowed his little brother. now it's a role reversal you said this is one of your best moments in sports? >> yes >> reporter: why >> because of everything dan and i have been through together as brothers, to achieve this is amazing and just love him and so happy for him. >> reporter: the unabashed pride between the hurley high achievers. how do you articulate that emotion? >> it's surreal. it's not something you ever expect to have happen. ask anyone who's coached, whose sons played. >> reporter: keeping a family's cup full >> my mom and dad, and big bro many. >> reporter: easven as the lega lives on, andrew hurley holding the ball >> in the hands of the coach's son. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, houston. >> what a fairy tale story the son holding the ball the dad wins a ring for the family >> and you imagine the family dinners with all of them combined >>> he has dominated the small screen pedro pascal could make history at the next emmy awards. he has g

anthony's in jersey city, but providing a refuge for youth grappling with crime and drugs in the community you didn't give them enough opportunities. >> then there's duke point guard bobby hurley, whose prolific career in college once overshadowed his little brother. now it's a role reversal. >> you said this was one your best moments in sports? >> yes. >> why? >> to achieve this is amazing and i'm still happy for hem. the unabashed pride between the early high achievers. >> how do you articulate that emotion? it's surreal. it's something you never expect to have happen. ask anyone who has coached whose sons played. >> keeping a family cup full. >> unbelievable. can't be better than this. >> even as legacy sits on with andrew holding the ball. >> it's in the hands of the coach's sons. sam brock, nbc news, houston. >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ♪♪♪ alexex! mateo, hey y how's busisiness? alexex! great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. thatat's what u.

anthony's in jersey city, but providing and dru refuge for youth grappling with crime and drugs in theirnities >> reporter: then, of course, there's former duke point guard bobby hurley, whose prolific career in college once overshadowed his little brother now it's a role reversal >> you said this was one your best moments in sports? >> yes >> why >> because of everything dan and i have been through together as brothers to achieve this is amazing and i'm still happy for hem. >> reporter: the unabashed pride between the hurley high achievers >> how do you articulate that emotion? >> it's surreal. it's not something you never expect to have happen ask anyone who has coached whose sons played >> reporter: keeping a family's cup full. >> my mom and dad and big bro here unbelievable can't be better than that >> reporter: even as legacy lives on with andrew holding the ball >> it's in the hands of the coach's sons. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, houston. >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each oth

. >> on my honor i will try -- >> reporter: in the basement of this jersey city nursing home girl scout2026 is in community service mode. >> start cleaning up. >> reporter: making cards for residents while brainstorming alternatives to the big fund-raiser they ditched three years ago. ♪ get your girl scout cookies here ♪ the perennial girl scout cookie sale. >> who here misses selling cookies? >> i miss selling them, but it's for a good cause. >> reporter: troop leader gina vertebello sold cookies with her scouts for a decade, until 2021, when a story in her local newspaper changed everything. >> there was an article on olivia chafin. she has a petition out to get rid of the palm oil in cookies. i thought to myself, let me look more into it before i bring it to the girls because i don't want to -- you know, i don't want to -- >> i don't want to rock the boat. >> let me do my research. >> reporter: that research led to a 2020 associated press investigation of the $106 billion palm oil industry. an industry the a.p. linked to severe tropical deforestation and exploittive child labor pract

then across to staten island and make their way up, and finally across the hudson, basically where jersey citynow. i wanted to mirror that exact route, which i did. susan: one person that helped to but named stu conway. i think we have a video. [video clip] neil: i had to get across the arthur kill. i went down to the yacht club. i had to mooch a ride. it was the afternoon before, i went there and started talking, somebody said i think i know a guy. i got a hold of this guy stu, who sailed around the world, fantastic person. he and his friend came in that morning, said, i will meet you on the dock at 9:00. it was quite windy. it was treacherous. he took me across. they had driven an hour into perth amboy to do it for me, just wanted to do a favor. that was a great moment. susan: when you got to staten island, what did you see? neil: it is a fascinating plave, a lot of people think of it as the landfill, nature park. is a very mixed place. it is all of america and one island. there are parts that are wild and untouched, rural, places that are cookie-cutter suburban housing, parts that are quite

and then that case will swing from city hall onto broadway to go south to the ferry to jersey city to then be taken by train to union station. so what you see, is carney's body not a lot of photograph, but that's him in there being placed on the case. foley and reveling. and marching behind the caisson are the members of the new jersey commission, the philip kearny commission that were in charge of this event. and amongst them is charles hopkins from boston. actually walking there. so these are people i've read about and read their diaries and letters but to see them alive and moving now union station carney is on the case on being taken. now the president taft at the time allowed every government worker the afternoon off to witness the parade and attend the burial. there's president taft himself speaking at grave. i have the speech he gave that day, signed by him and where carney was originally placed. it was where kennedy is today. that realized when they were going to put the monument, being on the slope wasn't such a good idea. so carney was then brought out and this fellow here.

off the 2 boats carrying migrants and refugees capsized nearly to new jersey and city of fox. they were trying to cross the mediterranean to reach italy. between his in coast guard says 53 people have been rescued. at least 500 people have been reported missing in the mediterranean so far this year. as muslims around the world observe, ramadan people or northwest syria, dealing with multiple challenges, 12 years of conflict, and now the off them off of 2 powerful earthquakes known are much reports from his lip. this year's ramadan won't be the same for a man as his family after the 2 devastating earthquakes in north with you on february 6th. he now stands on what remains of his home atlanta, her middle, her window. is there any limit? i lost everything where my house was destroyed, my life was turned upside down. i remember when me and my family used to spend ramadan in our home together, bob used to feel its joy, and now we cry every time we break our fast. however, dunphy we are grateful that will survive and still have each other, who i would recommend is among thousands of

conference of mayors earlier this year we highlighted three committees, a diana, jersey city and hoboken among the sizable communities that of gone at least when you're with zero traffic deaths pics we know it n be done. we also know that a one-size-fits-all strategy is not going to work. the latest round of data has just cannot pick the good news is we seem to have stopped the right though have it reversed it yet. and if her going to do that, designing streets to be safer. with the safe streets and roads for all program we have funded hundreds of communities in planning work and handful of communities going already into construction. to design roads and streets in way that makes it less likely that these crashes will happen in the first place. and we are following a very data-driven approach. by the way, one of the things the data show is there's a lot of disparity in these traffic deaths. some of the fastest rises and pedestrian as well as vehicular deaths were for black, latino rural and tribal americans. and one-size-fits-all isn't going to be the answer we need to follow the data an

. >> steve: listening to the jonas brothers who actually grew up in northern new jersey as you look life at surf cityersey. >> rachel: i know that you know that trivia. >> steve: jonas brothers live down the street from us and actually went to school in the school behind our house. >> >> rachel: kid rock, the jonas brothers. you're just so cool. >> steve: i can't help it. surf city in new jersey not what the beach boys are. >> brian: put that music up for a second you? could tell how young they are ♪ i'm a sucker for you. >> brian: they sing much deeper now. >> rachel: so much more soulful. >> steve: how old is this song? >> brian: or it was mixed that way. and that should be a hallmark expression i'm a sucker for you, happy valentine's day. i am a sucker for you. is that endearing term if a woman you are trying to impress say, honey, i'm a sucker for you. is that something that women embrace? >> rachel: no. >> brian: we will find out. got to find out for us. >> steve: it was a really big song that year 2019. >> brian: i like the expression. >> steve: it's a good one. going back to them, the jonas br

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zhlobin metallurgist a day later the victory of the cup event stands where new jersey and the city areighting the big weekend in belarus is coming to an end, but all this time the economy has not paused, as well as important issues of the development of the regions, the attention of the president these days to the west of the country, the grodno region is developing with dignity, but there is an author and the regional vertical on the implementation of socio-economic indicators, despite the sanctions pressure at the beginning of this year , they managed to enter the growth trajectory to raise wages and reduce production costs. well, it's not the time to rest on our laurels, the economy was and it remains to accelerate, the industry should have enough questions from people about the quality of roads, for example, about what instructions were given as a result of conversations, grodno with details natalya briz the reason for the president's visit to grodno was not only hockey, although he did not give in to the metallurgist, alexander lukashenko did not change his plans to talk seriously

new york still has the priciest rents for jersey city to the west is closing in.e commercial restructuring dynamic and i wonder if that is the great unspoken for the rest of the year. lisa: can you convert office-based to a residential? -- office space to residential? is this a specific idiosyncratic moment based on the work from home trends? rely to have a fantastic conversation coming up with bob sulentic on this. tom: i am looking and doing the math on the bloomberg, you have 42,000, $43,000 of average rent in new york every year divided by three, you got to have hundred $30,000 income on the median rent in manhattan. that is the residential side, let alone the commercial side. many of you on global wall street, a composition of the day coming up. roberts -- bobsledding joins us. vick -- we give you a first public brief next. this is bloomberg. lisa: keeping you up-to-date with news around the world. with the first word, i am lisa mateo. speaker kevin mccarthy putting pressure on president biden and democrats to embrace his plan that was passed on the house flo

. >> we will go to patty next up in atlantic city, new jersey. on the independent line. patty, go ahead. >> hello. good morning. thank you for taking my call. i just want to say hindsight is 2020. i think it's very disingenuous of the guest to just blame one person. it seems like you're just trying to blame one person. it was a very complicated situation during the pandemic. also, a lot of people died, and it was a new virus. you know, it's just very on compassionate and disingenuous of youth blame randy one garden, who like the previous caller said, it was the trump administration that had all of these policies in place. so i wish, and my question is, so you want to blame one person? the holding of your foundation. what are you going to do now? what are you suggesting for the tragedy that happened to the children, and it is a tragedy that they are like a year behind? >> all right, patty. >> great question. thank you for that. what do we do next? we make sure that the public does not forget the power of the teachers unions during these time. we should hold them accountab

also to make this rare wildfire outside new york city burning in new jersey, the images coming in tenneee the second lawmakerow ed for proteson t f ther thing to be done to protect children from guns, also now reinstateday. the night our ian pannell in ukraine, what ukraine is now single of the u.s. intelligence leaked about their capabilities. there's also news tonight how the u.s. and televisions revealed u.s. special operations forces inside ukraine. tonight, what we have just learned about the role. the race for president here in the u.s., south carolina senator tim scott watching a presidential exploratory committee without referencing his name, offering himself as an alternative to donald trump. the latest "abc news" poll and what it could signal about any biden/trump rematch if it were held now. tonight the nypd responding to a new threatening letter sent to the manhattan d.a., sources telling abc news the letter contains a white powder. the d.a. now receiving multiple death threats since the indictment of former president trump. the big change that could be coming for new cars in

we highlighted three communities, jersey city and hoboken which are among the sizable communities that following a very data-driven approach . one of the things the data shows is that there's a lot of disparity in these steps so the fastest rises in pedestrian and vehicular deaths were for black, latino rural and latin americans. we need to follow the data but where not sitting in washington saint we're going to do that. we're funding community because we don't think they all come from washington but this is where the funding should . your plans and helping them become a reality >> this is what being a former mayor makes the difference because there's a different mindset. we talked about infrastructure that has lost so many black and brown communities whether the urban, rural, metropolitan. in my community we have a 1.1 railroad with 11 bridges that traverse it and send them were closed at any one time and the first time i spoke with you i explained it was easier for them to jump on a metro train and go to harlem than it was for them to walk 10 to 15 blocks across an open bridge and ha

year at city is dangerous city anyway, but now you have these people from all over the world have no idea where they'r going there on these bikes. >> and one of them, i live in jersey. can keep bad things about to happen. that is the course the city has set itself on and unfortunately i don't think it's going back. >> kayleigh batteries are expensive. they are not, you have to replace them if you get into a car accident and they burn any amount, they are dangerous to put a helper, but we are making them richer birthday mine all the minerals that make over hal the world batteries bradley why does biden want to do that, representing all of us in america? >> i think the reason he has much like the way hillary clinton put the coal miners right out of business. much the same weight that night even ideology he canceled the pipeline, the domestic pipeline in when they 40 to thousand jobs . he is like the worst messenger to tell the rest of us to drive electric. and we are almost at the one-year anniversary april 22nd that will be one year since joe biden got in air force one whic cost about 207 and 14700 miles round-trip to washington state on earth day to talk about savi

include the paradise in the bronx, kings theater [land, fox theater in tucson, (indiscernible) jersey city. what we really need in san francisco both just for the economic vitality of the city is a large capacity movie theater, which is needed more then another concert venue. the castro is the only theater we have capable of showing films at that scale. and the kind of restoration that we want to see, which would depend on incorporating fixed theater seating is we want the (indiscernible) >> thank you. we apologize for cutting anybody off but we are timing each speaker at 2 minutes. next speaker, please. >> chair hillgar, supervisor mandelman. supervisor preston, district 5 resident david robson, former film programmer. very little i can say to boost what is already said before me. fixed theaticalcetic in the movie palace style, the mix of programming ape says they want to continue is served by that seating, that seating served that very mix of programming for over a decade before the pandemic when the diligent programmers and staff of the castro theater made it happen and kept that place

jersey. new york city, you've got a break between 2-4. the sun will come out, it makes the air more buoyant, and that's going to spark severe weather later on in the afternoon. so that'll be a major concern. when we talk about what's going on, neil, the next three months are the most active for tornadoes, on average, 212 in april, in may, nearly 300 on average. neil: man. so what you're saying the is we could have a long way to go with this. >> reporter: yeah. next three months are going to be the active. neil: thank you, my friend. craig herrera for fox weather. so good at this stuff. meanwhile, the political storm right now. of course, you heard about the indictment against donald trump. he will be headed off to new york, we're today, on monday. left of your screen, his home, mar rah rah lag duo. right of your screen is his home in new york city. nate foy has more. nate. >> reporter: hey, neil. yeah, former president trump is expected to fly here to new york city on monday. spend monday night in trump tower and then tuesday morning some

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i loved the work, but within a few months they had moved from new york city to plainsboro near princeton, new jerseyery happy. i was doing a reverse commute to princeton and i decided i needed to find a job in new york city. i knew someone at goldman sachs who immediately said i should come to join them. so i interviewed and i started working pretty swiftly on the fixed income trading floor. david: you decided at some point to go to business school and why did you decide to go across the country's two -- country to samford which is a great school but what prompted you to go across the country there? laurene: i wanted to study further and so i did. i went to samford and that was the place where it exciting, new things were happening. that is what i understood was in a golden age of entrepreneurship. david: so you went to stamford and you met steve jobs then. laurene: i did. david: how did you meet him? laurene: it was my first week of school. first year. he came and spoke to the business school during a speaker series called view from the top where there are several leaders that come throughout the y

include the paradise in the bronx, kings theater [land, fox theater in tucson, (indiscernible) jersey city. what we really need in san francisco both just for the economic vitality of the city is a large capacity movie theater, which is needed more then another concert venue. the castro is the only theater we have capable of showing films at that scale. and the kind of restoration that we want to see, which would depend on incorporating fixed theater seating is we want the (indiscernible) >> thank you. we apologize for cutting anybody off but we are timing each speaker at 2 minutes. next speaker, please. >> chair hillgar, supervisor mandelman. supervisor preston, district 5 resident david robson, former film programmer. very little i can say to boost what is already said before me. fixed theaticalcetic in the movie palace style, the mix of programming ape says they want to continue is served by that seating, that seating served that very mix of programming for over a decade before the pandemic when the diligent programmers and staff of the castro theater made it happen and kept that place

for instance, in an urban area like let satan work, new jersey khmer biggest city, you have a lot of pressures at home that these children were under a lot of deficiencies in their 1-5-year-old years that they were not getting weather was nutritional and educational and even parental supervision. so when they get to kindergarten, they need something different than a kid who had all those things. i think there is two ways to go about doing that. one, charter schools which are public schools, were able to innovate and to experiment outside the rules to figure out how to deal with that problem and in newark my when we replete -- when we increase the number of schools that anyone could go to inside the city of newark, we saw an enormous increase in children's performance over the first five or six years of that plan. i'm not talking just about private schools or parochial schools, i'm talking about building to the public system as well so parents -- there is a great public -- public charter school in newark called the robert tree academy in one of the resections in newark that opens up a

also tonight, this rare wildfire outside new york city burning in new jersey, the images coming in.test on the floor of the

a native of egg city, new jersey, ruth held positions with children's seashore house and new jersey division of youth and family services. in 1989, ruth and her husband elton moved to savannah. shortly after ruth became an active member of the choir at wesley monumental united methodist church. she traveled internationally with the choir, singing in cathedrals across europe. ruth also traveled to israel and jordan with a methodist church. as an artist and an avid gardner, she painted much of the beauty she saw in nature. ruth was also a member of the is vrana art association and -- savannah art association and the garden club of savannah. another passion of ruth's was reading. she was a proponent of learning for learning's sake. every week for more than 20 years ruth read to children at royce learning center. she will be dearly missed. our thoughts and prayers are with her and her family. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute

you could go to florida or jersey or new york city but you won't, will you? you'll stay there?> i might come and see you next week, stuart. that may be on the cards. stuart: that sounds like a threat to me. we'll welcome you on the set next friday and i look forward to it. we'll watch you on the next revolution sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on fox. turn to the markets and look who's here friday morning and my question to you, jonathan, is are the banks, the canary in the coal mine? >> yeah, there's a slew of them at 52 week lows and not like any other industry and you've got to respect the tape and hope for the best and prepare for the worst. writ large, stuart, the banks are not well over the last month, s&p up by about 17%, banks only up by 3% and this, remind me of 2007 when people said it was just subprime and it ultimately became global financial crisis and so many banks doing so poorly and they are the canary in the coal mine. for a bigger leg down in the market writ large. stuart: now, if i want to -- if i think the financials are going down and i want to bet ag

you are listening to the television, as you look live at atlantic city in new jersey, thanks to wtxfow. 6:00 a.m. eastern time. you walked out on th

within a few months, merrill lynch asset management had moved from new york city to plainsboro, right near princeton, new jerseywhich made everyone except me very happy. and i was doing a reverse commute to princeton, and i decided that i needed to find a job in new york city. and i knew someone at goldman sachs who immediately said i should come to join them. so, i interviewed and i started working pretty swiftly on the fixed income trading floor. david: you decided at some point to go to business school? laurene: mm-hmm. david: why did you decide to go across the country to stanford, a great business school, but a lot of people in the east coast often stay in the east coast. so what prompted you to go to stanford? laurene: i wanted to go and study further. and so, i did. and i went to stanford because that was the place where exciting new things were happening. and that was what i understood. it was in a golden age of entrepreneurship. david: i see. all right, so you went to stanford. and you met steve jobs then? laurene: i did. david: and how did you meet him? laurene: it was my first week of school, first y

. >> ainsley: will he live in jersey or new york city. >> brian: i think he is moving in with jimmy.of. governor sarah huckabee sanders coming up. ♪ i'm thankful ♪ ♪ it can be tough. now, i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so you can have clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. when it comes to your hair, ingredients matter. that's why herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant ingredients you love, and none of the stuff you don't. our sulfate-free collections smell incredible... ♪ and leave your hair touchably soft and smooth. ♪ herbal essences >> running for re-election. >> biden announcing re-election. >> survey asked if they thought biden should run again, 70% said no. >> cutting social security and banning books. >> hun

new york, but not just a little area that was hot come a very expensive area, sioux city, iowa, 90 degrees north new jersey at 90 degrees in the month of of april. really unbelievable. these are your current temperatures, a little cooler along the lower appalachians because we have a little bit of rain going on, the cold air bottled up across parts of the west. we are about to see a change happen here. watch what happens. here saturday. we drop almost everybody by around 15, maybe 20 degrees. new york 66 tomorrow after being at 90 today. and then into sunday, we are cool again across parts of the planes, with some snow, which i will show you again, and by the time we get towards monday, starting next week, we are going to be, for the most part, temps close to where you typically would be this time of year. two storms we are watching, one the same storm that brought all of that incredible rain to florida, fort lauderdale area, over 25 minutes in just a day, bringing catastrophic flooding. that we have this other storm back across the intermountain west. that storm is going to bring us some severe weather an

you are listening to the television, as you look live at atlantic city in new jersey, thanks to wtxfviding the picture right now. 6:00 a.m. eastern time. you walked out on the boardwalk in a.c. right now. you would have 467 degrees. feels like 45. daytime high about 60 degrees a little cloud coverrish over the atlantic. the official sunrise not for a little longer. >> brian: should not get high for the day. you are not saying get high during the day. high as a kite. >> ainsley: high on life. >> steve: since i was talking about temperatures it would a pli to the temperatures. >> ainsley: that's where my mind went. >> brian: people look to us for advice. >> ainsley: florida georgia line broke up. what in the world? i love them. >> brian: they won't admit it. >> ainsley: has to be hard to be in a group with the same people and travel around the country, the world all the time and be away with your family with one person. >> steve: we were one of their very first tv appearances. so, you know what? it started here. at least they didn't break up live on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: they th

city. >> steve: you are looking at jersey in the background. >> brian: but we are in new york city and that'shere the shot is emanating from. that's where we find the camera and that's where we find the inside of the studio. new york city is going to be the center of attention again as the president lands in midtown and tomorrow he will go downtown at which time he will be indicted and we'll find out- >> ainsley: arraigned. >> brian: arraigned because he has been indicted. find out the details of the charges. walk down the 15th floor after that all bets are off. no handcuffs we know there will be electronic fingerprints and send them in electronically take a mugshot and find out what happens. >> ainsley: go back to mar-a-lago and speak tomorrow night at 8:15 he says. >> brian: key give a speech on the courthouse steps if he wanted. >> steve: absolutely he could unless the judge imposes a gag order because there is a real good possibility given what the former president has already said about the d.a. and about the judge there could be one. alexandria hoff developments from the white house. pl

city. >> steve: you are looking at jersey in the background. >> brian: but we are in new york city and that'scamera and that's where we find the inside of the studio. new york city is going to be the center of attention again as the president lands in midtown and tomorrow he will go downtown at which time he will be indicted and we'll find out- >> ainsley: arraigned. >> brian: arraigned because he has been indicted. find out the details of the charges. walk down the 15th floor after that all bets are off. no handcuffs we know there will be electronic fingerprints and send them in electronically take a mugshot and fi

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