. >> techknow investigates katrina... ten years after the storm. >> during katrina, a large amount of water rushed in from the gulf. >> the walls were engineered to stop mother nature... they failed. >> do you think that new orleans is safer than 10 years ago? >> now rebuilt - higher, stronger, billions of dollars spent. new tech to predict storms. >> we'll be able to make measurements of the winds as they change very quickly. >> but is this city safe? >> do i feel 100% safe? no. >> marita davison is an environmental bioligist. >> as the waves are coming in, explain to me what's happening. >> tonight she goes inside the lab to bring the latest research that could stop the next superstorm. and i'm phil torres, i'm an entomologist. so how did katrina change the resident's attitude toward nature? now, techknow in new orleans: katrina, 10 years after. i'm here at jefferson parish at the exact spot that was submerged back in august 2005 and i'm 6 foot 2 and if i stretch my hand up to this height... triple that. that's how high

. >> that's when i wanted to speak to katrina. >> katrina benn came down to police headquarters for an interview. she's visibly upset here. just earlier that kay detective ruvin and his partner told her eric was dead. >> we want to thank you for being here, thank you, thank you, thank you for doing this. >> oh, my god. i want to know too. >> yes. >> they wanted whatever leads she could give them. but they began with the basics. >> how did you meet him? >> i met eric outside two weeks after i had been there. >> outside their building. >> he asked if i was a nurse. >> katrina did work for the nih, the national institutes of health. it turned out she and eric had plenty in common. >> i'm a basketball fan, and so that was our connection. >> she said it turned friendly quickly. she said she and eric had been dating every monday. she wanted to know the progress in finding her love 'eers killer. we can't really tell you what's going on with the investigation and the reason is because you're a witness. >> they asked if he could at least say where eric died. >> he was killed in his apartment. >

katrina, is your campaign investigating colorado? is there potential there could be some type after lawsuit down the line with regards to what happened in colorado? >> there will be some complaint filed, simply we hear a lot of discussion about the rules, everyone says you should know the rules. when you're playing by the rules, then you have the party then lose trump delegates paperwork, credentials, suddenly leave their names off the ballot. that is not exactly playing by the rules. there are things looked into with colorado specifically because when mr. trump entered into the race back in june, colorado decided in august to put these measures in place to help the establishment which in this case is senator cruz but now we see how this is actually working because these are pyramid systems, almost like pyramid schemes in corporations where you have maybe 3,000 people show up to be delegates at the county level, and they do have these elections. at the end of the day, when you get through this multilevel process at top, party activis

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i think because liberal donnie is scared of a debate. >> katrina, is he scared? >> i don't think donald trump is afraid of anything. i think that's been quite clear all along and it is fair to say that senator cruz does support tpp. in fact, it was senator cruz who actually did an op-ed with paul ryan pushing for tpa which is fast track for all of obama's secret trade deals. senator cruz himself on other pieces of legislation have said, vote for cloture is same as the vote for the bill. and that is what it was. cloture not just for the pacific agreement but the services agreement including back door amnesty and these type of trade deals coming up that senator cruz pushed for fast track on include agencies that allow corporations to sue governments when they implement regulation that hurt their profits. that is obscene and it is absurd and senator cruz pushed with paul ryan to push that measure. >> go ahead. >> first of all, senator cruz voted for trade promotional authority and then said he regretted the vote, opposes it now and something katrina needs to underst

liz: six events, katrina says he's preparing for starting tomorrow. katrina, thank you. >> thank you. liz: much more on the battle for wisconsin. later ted cruz supporter and reporter ken is going to join us, we'll talk about the ad that came from the kasich pac that i'm calling the anaconda ad with the weird snake-like thing wrapping around ted cruz's neck. closing bell 47 minutes away. starting with goldman sachs and visa. did the march jobs report shove the fed closer to the next rate hike? we're heading straight to the floor show to trace the choppy market reaction where we are now and where your money's going. dow up 101 points. >>> elon musk building the drama before unveiling the tesla frame model 3. the sedan for the masses, watch. >> do you want to see the car? >> yeah! >> we don't have it for you tonight. >> oh! >> i'm just kidding. of course. april fool's somewhere. [ laughter ] >> we're going to show you the sweet ride and how tesla fans and investors are reacting to the announcement. plus how many people really plunked down a grand to res

katrina has rescued her fair share of dogs in the oakland hills. the latest one is barlow, a visible injury on his left foot not slowing him down. >> so barlow was hit by a car two days ago after being dumped, and i'm not sure what's going to happen with him. >> reporter: in the past six years, katrina has rescued 25 dogs, 5 of them in the past three weeks. she takes them to shelters around the bay area. the grassy oakland hills have become a dumping ground of sorts when it comes to dogs. and the consequences could be fatal. >> we have a pack of coyotes, an active mama mountain lion. >> these dogs and cats are dm dmesty kated. >> ell rnc rnc >> reporter: two dogs from the area were dropped off yesterday. >> animals are dropped by misguided people. >> reporter: katrina admits rescuing dogs is timely and costly. but she won't give up. >> you just drive down the road and hear dogs on the side of the road crying. or injured. i can't drive past them. >> reporter: katrina has set up a gofundme page. it's on our web page. of course if you're having troubl

you never hear those stories. >> one final question, katrina.he fact that two of his kids who are old enough to vote, they didn't register in time as republicans in order to meet the deadline to vote a week from tomorrow, what happened here? >> you know, i'm not quite sure. but i do know that when you're running a multi billion dollar company and raising a family, you do forget those things. that's just what happened. there's a lot to keep up with there. >> katrina pierson, thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> stay with cnn all this week as the republican presidential candidates, their wives, their children, they will take questions from new york voters in three town halls over three remarkable evenings. tonight john kasich and his family. tomorrow night donald trump and his family. wednesday night ted cruz and his wife, all starting 9:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. much more right after this. u a ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served o

. >>> in new orleans somber celebrations and ceremonies marked ten yeers since katrina. it highlighted the city's resilience and the work that still needs to be done. now back to "lockup." ♪ >>> while the b-line families celebrate the holidays, for many of the inmates, it can be a lonely time. >> christmas is a hard time in prison. it is. these people, they're human too. they're inmates, but they're humans. we have to be a little more diligent about watching out for mental health issues and that kind of thing around christmastime, because they do -- it's depressing. >> i really like christmas, but if i stop long enough and i think about it, i'll get teary-eyed. but it will pass. january 1st, it will be all over with. >> there is no place in angola where the spirit of christmas is stronger than at the toy shop. the toys are distributed to needy children throughout louisiana. >> what we're going to make for you now is a little car. >> it's basically an all-year process. the only time we stop is when we run out of wood. >> it's the best job in the prison. you're doing somet

. >> katrina has rescued her fair share of dogs in the hills. >> barlow was hit by a car two days ago after being dumped. i'm not sure what's going to happen with him. >> reporter: in the past six year, katrina has rescued 25 dogs, five of them in the past three weeks. she takes them to shelters around the bay area. the grassy oakland hills have become a dumping ground of sorts when it comes to dogs and the consequences could be fatal. >> we have a pack of coyotes, we have an active mama mountain lion. >> these dogs and cats are dommest kated. they rely on us for care. >> two dogs in the area were dropped off yesterday. >> we see a lot of dogs dumped off up there that are misguided. >> you you're just driving down the road and you see dogs on the side of the road who are crying or injured and i can't drive past them. >> katrina has set up a go fund me page. you can find the link to that page on our web site. >> the o.j. simpson case is back in the headlines. l.a. police detectives now say a knife found at simpson's estate is not the murder weapon. you might recall last month the lapd

i think katrina did a good job talking about what's next. i don't think they're going to win on tuesday. but then they have to worry about new york which is a good state for them and move to the northeast. i mean, i think what those comments did was dominate the week, move past wisconsin and get to the northeast. that will be the trump campaign plan. >> you still think he can do this thing before the convention? >> yeah. i mean, look, at the end of the day -- >> even with losing wisconsin? >> yeah, at the end of the day, today he need 52% of the delegates to get. there ted cruz needs 85%. that's with a big state like new york ahead. a big state like california ahead. donald trump's in the best position. look, the campaigns are all fanned out across the country as you've been reporting because this is going to get -- this this is not inside baseball anymore. it's moving inside the dugout. this is about delegates and the ones bound for one ballot. there are states going to be deciding who the delegates are. this is almost moving past the conve

i asked katrina pierson that exact question. look, why didn't corey say, michelle, i'm sorry, i was trying protect donald trump and get him out of the way. i apologize if i hurt you in some way. why didn't he do that? and she said because the reason michelle fields came forward with all of this on twitter. this was a fight playing out in a very, very public way, and because of that it may be difficult for the two parties to talk directly to each other. do you buy that? >> sure, for one thing, sorry is not big in the lexicon of the trump campaign, and beyond that as the trump campaign began insulting michelle fields and calling her delusional and she pulled back, it escalated on the focus of so much media coverage. trish: mercedes, did it cost him with women? >> i think it hurt donald trump, absolutely. what we did see is even within the conservative movement, there were many conservative pundits who backed michelle fields. a letter about 12 conservative journalists came out basically asking donald trump to ensure he would have c

join eed now by katrina pearson. always appreciate your time. thanks for being with me. >> thank you. >> let's start with mr. trump's appearance this morning on "today." i want to play a piece of sound from the town hall. this is where he talked about transgender people, using quote, the bathroom that they feel is appropriate. here's what he said. >> there's a big move to create new bathrooms, problem with that is for transgender, first of all i think that would be discriminatory in a certain way but it would be unbelievably expensive for businesses and the country. leave it the way it is. >> let's talk about abortion, another potent social issue. the republican platform every four years has a provision that states that the right of the unborn child should not be infringed and makes know exceptions for rape or incest or life of the mother. would you want to change the republican platform to include the exceptions that you have? >> yes, i would. absolutely. for the three exceptions i would. >> katrina, those two positions right there on transgend

trish: katrina, what do you do here on out then? the system is the system, i don't think you are able or he will be able to get reince priebus changing system. reince is quoted he wants to keep the system in place, you have to get to 1237. so can you get to 1237 and what happens if you don't? >> yes, we do believe we'll get to 1237 and you beat the system. i think that is really important, why you've seen someone like paul manafort brought in to oversee the process. now that we realize they're not following the rules exactly. that is what will help us moving forward. you will see more money spent in state like california, for example, to sort of widen the margins, that will really help mr. trump make his case. trish: it is important, the criticism all along that donald trump, you know, has all the personality in the world and all this charisma, and people get excited and vote for him but he is not following through with the sort of basic day-to-day stuff that you have to do if you're running a campaign and, katrina, doesn't he owe i

you know the saying, katrina.can't get the small things right, how can we trust you to get the big things right? he said he hired the best team. why didn't the team make sure that two of his adult children could vote for their father running for president? i'm just asking why. >> well, i mean, that's what i'm trying to tell you. it was six months out and they missed the deadline. they are both running a multi-billion dollar company and raising a family. these little things do happen. i did it myself when i ran and i actually carried voter registration cards with me. these things do happen. >> they do happen. i don't think they often happen when your father is running for president and he's got a big primary in his home state and he says that he could assemble the best team, but to your point, we all live busy lives and not all of us run a multi-billion dollar business but he has the folks in place and that's the headline. katrina, thank you, always, for being so gracious. that's it for this hour. we're in brooklyn

thanks, katrina, for being with us. we will see what happens. >> good to see you. >> remember to stay with fox news in advance of tuesday's wisconsin primary. on monday night, john kasich goes on the record with greta. at 7:00, bill o'reilly. donald trump joins sean hannity at 10:00. >>> next, a secret service agent weighs in on the video that had mr. trump defending his campaign manager. plus we are talking terror. should you be on the alert in airports during the summer travel season? should you even travel? we have new information on that isis terror threat as we keep rolling. >>> i think it's really unfair. it's very unfair thing to a person. i was watching some of the television coverage and a lot of people were on television saying how could somebody be charged for that. i mean, they see it. again, i'm the one that gave the tapes. nobody else gave the tapes. the tapes were from me. they see it and they see what took place and it's so minor and if you look at her initial statements before she knew that we had tapes

. >> and, katrina, i mean, you live it day to day now. you're a teacher, and you see day to day -- and i know -- i mean, in my family, i have an aunt. my mom was in the school system in westchester county for 37 years -- just retired. and i know i hear the stories of how -- now that she's retired for about a year -- how much she misses it, but how it's rewarding, but it could also be very challenging. talk about what it's like for you. >> well, it absolutely is very challenging. i was very, very fortunate, though, to get "playing up" in my hands. initially i had spoken with marnie, and she told me that her began reading it, i said, "i have to get this in my classroom," and she said, "well, by the way," and then she mentioned that they were preparing curriculum for it and that she would let me use it with the class. it was amazing. my students gravitated towards the book, towards the story, and then when i told them that mr. mckoy would actually come and visit them, that was it. the curriculum was very comprehensive. it offered them the op

thanks, katrina, for being with us.e will see what happens. >> good to see you. >> remember to stay with fox news in advance of tuesday's wisconsin primary. on monday night, john kasich goes on the record with greta. at 7:00, bill o'reilly. donald trump joins sean hannity at 10:00. >>> next, a secret service agent weighs in on the video that had mr. trump defending his campaign manager. plus we are talking terror. should you be on the alert in airports during the summer travel season? should you even travel? we have new information on that isis terror threat as we keep rolling. ...so you say men are superior drivers? yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? silence. this is your daughter. and she just got this. ooh boy. but, you've got hum. so you can set this. and if she drives like this, you can tell her to drive more like this. because you'll get this. you can even set boundaries for he

katrina, thank you for -- >> hi, steve. >> actually, katrina, we are going to get back to you in oneid we're keeping an eye on bernie sanders. let's listen in. i think he might be talking about last night. >> -- told cnn and i quote that their strategy as we go into new york, into pennsylvania, i guess, is, quote, disqualify him, defeat him and unify the party later. now, you know, as i have said a million times, i have desired and i have run an issue-oriented campaign. it's hard as we can see here, the media is not particularly interested about why. middle class declines, about wage and income disparate, that's not what you're interested in, but we have tried in rally after rally and many of you have been there to talk about the most important issues facing the american people, but if secretary clinton thinks just because i'm from a small state in vermont and we're going to come here to new york and go to pennsylvania and they're going to beat us up and they're going to go after us in some kind of really uncalled for way that we're not going to fight back, well, they can guess again

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joining us now, the national spokeswoman for the trump campaign, katrina pierson. katrina, thanks very much for joining us. >> hi, wolf. >> how important is winning wisconsin for donald trump tomorrow? is there concern after a rough week, a tough week, shall we say, he won't win it? >> well, wolf, every state is important, particularly moving toward, and i think wisconsin is definitely in competition. a week ago before what the media has dubbed the worst week ever, senator cruz was up by ten points. most recent polls today show that margin narrowing. it is about five or six points and dropping. so i think we could be in for a surprise tomorrow. >> your campaign advisor, barry bennett, he had a memo that was reported in "the washington post," i'm sure you're seen it. was that an acknowledgement, though, that the trump campaign was having some real difficulties? >> no. what it was was frustration simple low because the campaign is fighting back against a media narrative. we just want to make sure everyone understands that even with the reuters daily tracking poll a w

"outfront" now, the spokeswoman for the donald trump campaign, katrina pearson.chair of the our principles pac, leading the fight against donald trump. you just heard some of the audio there saying we're going to be seeing a different donald trump, an evolved donald trump, a more presidential donald trump. do you buy it? >> i don't buy it. you know, i think donald trump has brought in a lot of high-priced d.c. lobbyists and operatives to come in and try to clear the path for him. to the nomination. but, you know, i don't think a guy that's about 70 years old is somebody that's going to change his personality any time soon. i think this guy we have seen that is very brash, makes sexist, racist comments on a regular basis, is very offensive and cites violence, that's not somebody who is going to change his personality and his tone any time soon. he seems to think that it's brought him some success. and, you know, the american people and the republican party aren't auditioning for a role -- auditioning somebody for a role in a reality show. this is an important role

thanks, katrina, for being with us. we will see what happens. >> good to see you. >> remember to stay with fox news in advance of tuesday's wisconsin primary. on monday night, john kasich goes on the record with greta. at 7:00, bill o'reilly. donald trump joins sean hannity at 10:00. >>> next, a secret service agent weighs in on the video that had mr. trump defending his campaign manager. plus we are talking terror. should you be on the alert in airports during the summer travel season? should you even travel? we have new information on that isis terror threat as we keep rolling. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worke

joining me now, katrina pierson, and rich lowery. good to see you both. so katrina, the media, they love these stories. we saw this four years ago. any campaign shuffle or shakeup of any sort is, they're falling apart! you tell me whether that is real or wishful thinking by the publications we just listed. >> it is completely wishful thinking. the rumors of the trump campaign demise are greatly exaggerated. mr. trump has won 21 states. senator cruz has won 9. we won 7 of senator cruz's states that he was supposed to win. yet there's this magical ground game. this delegate system is an extension of the state republican party. therefore, a construction worker who maybe has two shifts is not going to make it beyond the pyramid process from the precinct level or the congressional district. he's working with the establishment and that's how he's getting the delegates. >> everything she said is right, is it not, rich? >> yeah, and anybody who is writing trump's political obituary is making a big mistake. it is true that the trump campaign wasn't built for this.

katrina pierson and national spokesman for ted cruz, ron nehring.o pc that caitlyn jenner should be able to use which ever bathroom she wants. explain to me what the position is here that individuals like caitlyn jenner should be forced to use the men's room? >> no. i think the issue is what happens at our high schools and our elementary schools and the like across the country, particularly in the case with north carolina which exercises its rights to enact legislation aimed at clarifying this particular issue. this has been an issue in my state as well. people are concerned about having the prospect of having grown adult men in a bathroom at school and the like. that's something that many people find offensive and inappropriate. >> has this ever happened, that you know of, in california, or anywhere that you know of, a tra transgender in a bathroom harassing a girl? >> difficult laws are being phrased in different ways. part of the issue in my state where it has been debated in california,an anybody walk into any restroom of any gender at all, the

katrina williams says the battery is for her vaporizer. she says the battery blew up earlier this month burning her leg and damaging her car. her burns are so bad we are only showing you the bandages and the damage to her car. katrina plans to file suit against the manufacturer and the canal street store that sold it to her. >> i was in shock. it was like a firecracker. it launched into my dashboard. i didn't even know what was happening. everything happened so fast. >> a spokesperson for the battery manufacturer says they don't sell individual batteries directly to customers. >>> a pair of brush fires that tore through hundreds of akers in new jersey is now under contl. look at the thick, black fire and smoke. yesterda afternoo people as far away as brooklyn took the pictures of the heavy smoke billowing over manhattan. new jersey transit was forced to suspend service for several hours. nobody was injured. look how thick that smoke was. >>r that's a lot. that's scary to see. >>> it's 4:50 right now. still to come, the local airport th pat

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joining us now rebecca bird and katrina pierson. rebecca. what you pretty well frozen in time in wisconsin. the last two polls before today 5 and -- and 6 point advantage. and arg has trump ahead. >> in our polling average we still have ted cruz with a slight lead over donald trump but it's not a commanding lead and it's not going to be a commanding outcome, i think in wisconsin. ted cruz is hoping to win by a few points there. but this won't be the dominant victory that would be the end all-be all for any these candidates. lou: does your internal polling suggest -- your candidate is out there talking about it's going to be a delightful surprise he believes tomorrow in wisconsin. what do you make of it? >> we have always said that yes, wisconsin, is competitive. but we are definitely competing in that state. in trump had self events over the weekend and will continue throughout tomorrow. we are pretty confident we are going to do well. this is not a do-or-die moment for the trump campaign. how, it is a do-or-die for the cruz campaign. if we

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joining me is katrina pierson. katrina p. >> good to be here. >> i don't need to tell you about the important delegates your guy hopes to sweep. first question out of the gate, is he going to sweep all 95 today? >> you know, i think we will. we're very confident. the state of new york and donald trump go hand in hand. he absolutely loves the state. and i do. i think we'll have a clean sweep today. >> with that said, it has not been a great 24 hours just in terms of your staffing in the campaign. stewart jolly, big field guy. off the campaign. this is following a couple of weeks of bad headlines and some rejigging of how donald trump runs things when it comes to try to win this contest. don't you think that can be damaging 24 hours before people are going to vote before seeing someone jump a ship? >> not at all. i think what we're seeing here is mr. trump engaging to move forward not just to lock up the nomination, but preparing for a general election. i think a lot of people are happy to see some of the individuals

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i think that katrina is right.as here in new york for the victory night celebration for hillary clinton. it was amazing how -- how much consensus and joy there was around this notion of unity and a rising american majority of a candidate that reflected all of america. and so, you know, she doesn't -- she's focused on the primary. bernie sanders is still in. >> you know she's also preparing for a vp pick. >> i'm certain she would want somebody who is a fierce fighter. for the things that she has been advocating for, for a lot of the things bernie sanders is fighting for. >> what about a former governor from a place like michigan? a jennifer granholm? >> except she's born in canada. >> that doesn't seem to be an issue. >> i have a personal, in this list of people that are being considered, a law school classmate of ours, a dear family friend, we vacation with all the time, tom perez. >> secretary of labor. >> he is such great guy. such a great guy. i'm just saying. >> can i say, i think if she needs a sanders on the

"formation" took up the issue of hurricane katrina. i lived in post-katrina new orleans.husband is an advocate and civil rights attorney who did a lot of post-katrina work in new orleans. our show had been thinking about new orleans for a long time and frankly, thinking about beyonce for a long time. we immediately knew we wanted to address this video, address the popular culture questions, address the racial questions, the black lives matter imagery that emerged as a result. we were told not to do so. amy: who told you not to do so? >> the sort of senior -- what is the word? he is not a producer on our show, but he is the person who was sort of over what happened on the weekends. he sadly came in and said, no, you can't do it. there was a back-and-forth struggle for a while. amy: in terms of ratings, dealing with super bowl and beyonce, i can't imagine that there would have been a bigger audience for anything else, but also the black panther imagery -- >> i don't think is about ratings. this was never sent to me in any way as being primarily a ratings question. really, i

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joining me national sportsperson katrina pierson. ted cruz got 14 out of 14 delegates. he got another 3 out of 3 in south carolina. i know you guys don't like the delegate system but what can you do about it? >> we are going to expose the delegate system. we do expect to win handily in new york. sweeping the state would be great and if we don't, it's still a win. senator ted cruz did not win his home state by 50%. charles: it would help to give one state over 50% to say hay, listen, it would be also amazing considering that after this northeast swing, those other states are critical. >> he will do very well in the states coming forward. senator ted cruz is in fourth place. senator cruz by the end of april will be mathematically eliminated. the onatly phway he has is the disentrance chiesment just like in georgia where voters didn't count. charles: he's playing this delegate game better than he is so far. how far is donald trump willing to go to play the delegate game? >> he's not interested in giving out goodies. that's not very democratic, is it? we are talking about v

we are also going to talk to the trump campaign spokeswoman, katrina pierson. there has been news of potential shakeups in that campaign, a new pecking order, maybe. we will ask her about all of that. but as we speak this morning, new york now in the rear-view mirror. all eyes now on the five northeast states that are going to vote just six days from now, next tuesday. connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, and my favorite, the ocean state, rhode island, all of them voting next tuesday. will it mean the end of the road for ted cruz or john kasich or maybe more immediately for bernie sanders? speaking of ted cruz, he is in hershey, pennsylvania, this morning. we are expecting him at a town hall any minute. the keystone state the biggest prize on the board next tuesday. our team has already made their way to the next battlegrounds in this presidential race. we'll hear from them in just a minute. but let's start with what happened here in new york last night. let's take a look at the republican side first. donald trump action look at this, there was all th

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