we'll go ladies first, kerry. let's talk about the president's tweets, five of them out today, three of them digs at news outlets including this network. how can he expect to get anything done on policy, and there's a lot of policy he has on his agenda, when he spends so much of his time on twitter feuds? >> the president is fulfilling two roles at this point. the kennedy school and the harvard center have showed there is overwhelmingly negative press coverage, 90% plus negative press coverage of president trump. trump basically is being his own defense lawyer within the press, in addition to having a policy agenda. he's having to do two things at once. i give him props for that. that being said, i don't think the tweeting in such a negative, harsh way, he's not on the campaign anymore. he doesn't need to punch down like that. you don't punch down when you are the president. it's just beneath your office in that way. that being said, i think he makes very valid points about the fact that hollywood, the media, is s

then i would tell kerry, you might as well give it up because the election is won.n happen that can have positive and negative on both parties. >> after that election i asked trump for his take on the economy, domestic and international and got a look at how he'd handle one government program if we were president. >> i only got a couple minutes left. i want to ask you about my three big concerns. the dollar. are you worried about them letting it tip too low in the world market? >> the dollar is keeping the economy good. people are coming to new york and buying apartments in new york. the dollar, it's a horrible word when they say the low dollar, the cheap dollar. that's a terrible word to use, but the fact is it happens to bring a lot of business into this country. >> but it's great to travel in this country. it's a terrible situation to travel oversees. >> it keeps people here. i'm not sure that's bad. >> you're not worried there will come a time when the people who are lending us money will simply say i don't like the value of the dollar. i'm getting out, and then

kerry says he learned how to make guns from his father who did so legally on their pennsylvania farm.ust part of our everyday life. we would go to the range and spend the whole day at the rifle range and stuff. pick up brass and reload them. that's what i did as a kid behind him. even when i didn't know how to shoot, i would be out on the range just picking up buckets of brass to reload it. i think the smell of gun powder made me like it a lot or something. >> kerry says he had been manufacturing his own hunting guns for years. >> they are called home grown guns and you can legally make one for yourself. you just have -- you can't sell them. that's where i went wrong. >> kerry says he became financially stressed when he and his pregnant wife separated with three other children to support. he says a friend put him in touch with somebody willing to buy his guns. >> i was looking for a way out to feed my kids and to survive. >> you knew it was illegal, right? >> yeah, i did know it was illegal. i did. my back was against the wall. i just figured i would do it just to get back on my feet

they had to kerr ke kerri going for her fourth.t was a fresh stasht for both of them. >> april ross and lauren fendrick. they scored five in a row. that is the nicest streak so far. ross will try it again. hits a rocket and that is out of bounds. and time-out did call that time-out. there is a technical time-out. now, larissa crosscourt. bad pass. just like that, it's 5-2. how difficult is it to play the ball -- >> well, that just close serve. and larissa really pops it. really moves. you can track it. dips and dives. aside from that, april ross, a bomb adjuster and that is tough to pass. >> and talita will get the block there. the americans pointing to the bad side. and they're having trouble controlling the first contact. >> larissa is making the serve move. look at this ball, rises up. and lauren fendrick had her platform out. and catches her high in the chest and that gets her in trouble. >> and serve a floater. you like it to be a knuckle ball and a baseball. and you zig and zag, and you serve the spinner, you want to use the

then i'd tell kerry you might as well give it up, the election's won.t of things can happen that can inure positive and negative to both parties. >> after the 2004 election i asked trump for his take on the economy, domestic and international and got a look at how he'd handle one government program if he were president. >> let's talk about the economy. i only have a couple minutes left here. the big concerns i have is americans are worried about the economy. are you worried about them letting it tip too low in the world market? >> the dollar is keeping the economy good in a sense because people are coming to new york, as an example. they're buying apartments in new york. they're using hotels. the dollar -- it's a horrible word when they say the low dollar, the cheap dollar. it's a terrible word to use. but the fact is it hams to bring a lot of business into this quournt. >> but it's great to travel in this country. it's a terrible situation to travel overseas it, right? >> right. but it keeps people here. i'm not sure it's so bad. >> you're not worried

and kerry, the failure to repeal obamacare and this messy departure by reince priebus.resident trump supporters have to agree this is unsustainable and counter productive to his agenda. >> good morning, alex, great to be here. i would say the health care failure had to do with the senate. i would have liked to see more from president trump. it does taken credible energy and focus to have 7% of the gdp like health care so i would have liked to see more from the white house, but with regard to the reince priebus and the shake up -- this happens. there is an author who wrote a book on white house chiefs of staff and to have someone who really understands what the president is thinking and has that kind of present whisperer status and has the ability to tap into what the president wants, i don't think that reince priebus understood that and i think it has to do with the fact he is from washington, a creature of washington and understands politics, but we didn't see that connect between what was happening on capitol hill and the white house and reince priebus wasn't doing th

then i would tell kerry, you might as well give it up.n happen that can be both positive and negative to both parties. >> after the 2004 election, i asked for trump's take on the economy and got a look at how he would handle one government program if he were president. let's talk about the economy. i only have a couple minutes left. i want to ask but the three big concerns i have as one of the three big americans. are you worried about them letting the dollar tip too low? >> well, the dollar is keeping the economy good. people are coming to new york, they're buying apartments in new york, they're using the hotels. the dollar, it is a horrible word when they say the low dollar, it happens to bring a lot of people into this country. >> but it is great to travel in this country. a terrible situation to travel overseas with. >> that's right. but it keeps people here so i'm not sure that's so bad. >> you're not worried about the time will quhom the people lending us money will say, i don't like the dollar and then we're going to have a big pro

people are very mixed on kerry. i will tell you this.on in new york and they did a great job, the republicans but maybe the greatest spin i have ever seen on anything is it's almost coming out bush is a war hero and kerry is not. i think it's the greatst spin i have ever seen. >> because? >> the whole thing we are basically going to face ourselves with a threat of a devastating attack. he said vote democrat. you'll get attacked. >> other side doesn't seem to be hitting very hard. the republicans are hitting much harder than the democrats. let's see thousand the other side handles it. already after two days i haven't seen much handling. >> it's a terrible attack because you're saying it means the other side would endanger the country. >> just take a look at that whole premise. 9/11 happened during the bush administration. i'm not taking sides, i'm just saying it's amazing. he made that statement two or three days ago. i haven't heard anything. it's amazing if you think of it. how can you chak this guy to a winner? >> i know he is a very c

you would have thought when that deal was made by secretary kerry, may be the worst negotiator i've ever seen, you would have thought that iran would have said, thank you, united states. we can't believe you gave us between $100 billion and $150 billion when they were ready to fail.

we have an open invitation to him and john kerry. guest: the issues between the united states and iran are much broader than the nuclear program. focusump administration's has been on changing the conversation from being just about the nuclear program to talking about iran policy as a whole. afraide matters, i am the iaea is by no means an expert. zarif is a charming man but unfortunately has little control over those causing trouble in iran. revolutionary guards do not report to iran's president and pay very little attention to dr. zarif. host: democrats line, good morning. the washington institute for near east policy is lobbyists masquerading as a think tank. i would like to draw your attention to an article in "business insider" from 2012. "lobbyist says israel should create a false like to start a war with israel." that is a reference to guest that suggests the united states should provoke iran into a war so wehe united states will cause this ally to drop nuclear weapons on them. one thing that should be known is your guest prom

it was 5:00 sunday morning when the animals were delivered to kerry free man's front door. shelter dogs at the spca across the street, a car crash and fire meant these mets had lost another home. kerry witnessed the chaos from her porch at about quarter past midnight along south and 6th street in new castle delaware >> we heard a vehicle and saw it come flying down this road probably 60 miles an hour maybe more, went straight through the intersection into the parking lot and building >> one car crash killed the driver, set off a two alarm fire. three cats were also killed. shelter houses 100 animals and firefighters and neighbors came together to pull them to safety. >> there was busted out windows, dogs with burn >> she said she and her family reason to help >> i had one and there was a burn this big on the top of its ear bleeding and there was a dog that had burns. >> reporter: the crash left a gaping hole in the building, nightmare kerry and others took in many animals but with extensive damage and few options this no kill she would needs the public to step in >> we're a

so i get 50 senators and supreme court justices and the secretaries like hillary clinton and john kerry, and i asked everybody to read a passage from the constitution. so that we could have one thing that we could show on july 4, that there is a connective tissue that keeps this country together. this thing about our democracy very fragile thing and it is magical that, two hundred 40 years later, we are still celebrating this one document that our founding fathers wrote. the constitution and the declaration of independence were compromises. are we seeing that in politics today? isi don't know if compromise alive and well. it seems that whatever party wins, owns the keys to the castle. i am just hoping for when day you will take off the democrat line, the republican line, the independent line, and everyone will just call in as americans and not take this opportunity to bash each other. daye could just take one and hold the calls and all just act like americans for one day, i feel like that is my goal here. so i don't think it is appropriate, trying to make any political statements here.

where is the old kerry. she was so confident and she also met fran meier, a founder, cofounder of mash.com, an adviser at the women's startup lab, and fran saw her vision and said i want to partner with you, take your vision, scale it, make it into a billion dollar company. now fran meier is her cofounder and ceo and actually kerry, who is the techy one, the cto, and they spread this company now into 40 different markets across the country, and it's booming. so, again, going bag to at the collaboration, the sisterhood of finding people to help you not just scale your business and find investment but to build that confidence that you can do it. you're not alone and you have this network of support. >> and certainly one of the things we address in the book, we devote whole tap at the entrepreneurs and invest years and women founder were trying to scale companies and having ha hard time raising money. one thing we look at is how female investors are now starting to come into play, whether it's through seed now,

nbc's kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: a facebook memorial post to alton banks. the medical examiner waiting for toxicology tests to determine whether he died with contact with fentanyl. >> i believe this may be the youngest victim of this scourge that's occurring in our community. what a nightmare. >> reporter: investigators tracking alton's final hours of life, believing to be with friends at a nearby city pool. somewhere between the day camp here and the two-block walk to his house, young alton banks is believed came into contact with something unintentionally. a drug that may have killed him. but he didn't die immediately. neighbors say hours later they saw paramedics frantically trying to save his life. >> definitely was pumping him. >> reporter: the national opioid epidemic indiscriminate. death rates up by 72%. deaths from heroin increased 20%. >> the most dangerous opioid out there, the amount roughly the same size of a grain of rice could be potentially deadly. >> reporter: drug paraphernalia litters the streets near alton's home. a speck of fentanyl, an

kerry sanders, nbc news, miami beach. >>> beware of bears in fairfax county.nd sighting in just the past few days. this one in the city of fairfax. near darby and linden streets. the black bear did not appear aggressive. still a bear. so if you see it. stay away. likely looking for foods. keep your garbage out of sight or secured. if you see's bear, bring your pets indoors. bear was spotted in the backyard not far away in fairfax station last friday. the family recorded this video as it ate the food out of their bird feeder. bird/bear, difference of 400, 500 pound there. >> yes, hungry. and probably hot about now. >> yeah. >> little cranky too. >> like the rest of us. >> you're never cranky. i'll speak for myself. >> after tonight's forecast. an exhausting day. the showers we had were widely scattered. they did impact some fireworks displays in manassas, annapolis, two areas where the fireworks couldn't get off. because of rain. but take a look at your weather head lanes. for tomorrow. mostly cloudy, mainly dry. also going to be cooler than today. highs in the

eventually there will be none. >> i believe that she's going to be okay. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, san antonio. >>> still ahead tonight, police officers being poisoned. why several believe a danger lurking inside their own patrol vehicles is making them sick. >>> also, the old saying money can't buy happiness, is it really true? what scientists now have to say about it, when we come back. >>> we're back now with new questions being raised about the safety of the vehicles police use to patrol our streets. federal regulators are investigating claims that some of those vehicles are actually making officers ill, after dozens complained of carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms. we get more from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: this dash cam video reveals the moments austin police sergeant zachary lahood realizes something's wrong in his patrol vehicle. he asked another officer to check out the suv, a modified version of a ford explorer that makes up 61% of apd's patrol fleet. lahood is now on medical leave and suing ford, claiming he was left with long-term neurological problem

kerry leaveretary the same thing. javad: everybody believed the same thing.ry single report of the international atomic energy agency, -- it was recognized in the deal, as the authoritative body to decide that iran was complying. and every report has released has established that iran has complied. charlie: do you share the view that if iran had nuclear weapons it would set off a rush to have nuclear weapons on the part of the saudi's, and of everybody that could afford them? javad: that is one of the reasons we believe that they do not augment your security. because you will then have to engage in a very costly arms race. that would only, and particularly considering the alliances -- we're not the only ones buying millions of dollars of military equipment. charlie: that is the saudi's riyadh. -- that is the saudi's. javad: >> exactly. we do not want to engage in constant battle. ♪ ♪ youlie: let me just asked about the idea of a shia crest. it has been said that the forces, leader of the you can help me understand, he is very much interested in having clear r

john finer, john kerry as well.lso, ben, author of "fragile empire" how russia fell in and out of love with vladimir putin. i want to play another moment from secretary tillerson and the meeting of donald trump and vladimir putin. take a listen. >> with regard to the interference in the election, i think the president took note of actions that have been discussed by the congress. most recently, additional sanctions that had been voted out of the senate to make it clear as to the seriousness of the issue. i think what the two presidents, i think, rightly focused on is how do we move forward. how do we move forward from here? it's not clear to me that we will ever come to some agreed upon resolution of that question between the two nations. the question is, what do we do now? i think the relationship and president made this clear as well. it's too important and it's too important to not find a way to move forward. >> john, as a state department official under john kerry, what do you think when you hear this new secret

the unborn children, their mothers now taking all precautions, kerry sanders, nbc news, miami beach. >>> and when we come back, on this independence day, wounded warriors on a new mission right here at home. our july 4th inspiring america is next. >>> an annual tradition and a new record today on new york's coney island. joey chestnut conquering the competition for the 10th time at the nathan's hot dog eating contest. scarfing down 72 dogs and buns in ten minutes to hoist the mustard championship belt again. nikki sudo won her fourth straight women's competition with an impressive 41 hot dogs eaten. aparentally because we can. >>> finally tonight, they're among america's most celebrated heroes, men and women injured on the battlefield. return home with both physical and emotional scars in chicago this weekend, the u.s. armed forces are waging a very different type of battle. competing against one another in the annual warrior games, a test of skill and endurance, but more than that, a chance to renew their spirits. here's nbc's ron mott with tonight's inspiring america. >> every day

nbc's kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: a frightening scene at lake gauge, indiana, a 21 foot motor boat spinning out of control and no one's behind the wheel. >> oh no! >> reporter: the chaos unfolded when police say 20-year-old dominique hit a high rate of speed and made a violent turn. throwing all ten people overboard, four seriously injured. by the time help arrived, the boat was stocking like a motorized shark, making circles at 35 miles per hour. sheriff's deputy throwing a rope to untangle the propeller. the boat smashes into that officer's patrol boat. >> whoa, oh no! oh my god! >> what are they doing? >> reporter: another officer on a jet ski leaps on to the boat, finally bringing it to a stop. >> once i was close enough, it was just a matter of stepping from his boat into that boat. >> reporter: authorities say alcohol was a factor and the incident is now under investigation. the bet's boat's operator was arrested and faces charges. kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> tonight, the british government says it is considering tougher punishments for people who commit acid attacks, a

we get more from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: early this morning, neighbors just outside of tampa, florida, startled by a sharp crackling sound. the earth had opened beneath them. a dangerous sinkhole quickly growing. >> there's a sinkhole right next to our neighbor's house and it's literally eating the house like completely. >> look at that. a sinkhole. >> reporter: jose rodriguez and his family at first didn't understand what was happening but then scrambled to safety as the walls in their homes cracked and the floors buckled under their feet. >> at first i didn't know what to do, actually. i just saw the house. it was bouncing, cracking, falling apart. >> reporter: the sinkhole is now 225 feet in diameter, approximately 50 feet deep, azores dents -- as residents in nearby homes evacuate. >> unfortunately, i don't think people in this community are going to sleep peacefully for a couple weeks. >> reporter: this part of florida is known as sinkhole alley. in 2013, just an hour away, another massive sinkhole swallowed a man after it opened beneath his bedroom. his body was never f

nbc's kerry sanders takes us into the vault for an exclusive look. >> reporter: the "titanic's" gems. >> this is a beautiful three-diamond ring. >> reporter: twisted chandeliers. >> that happened during the sinking. >> reporter: post cards. >> in the land where the wine flows free. >> reporter: and remarkably well-preserved clothes that belonged to englishman william henry allen. he was emigrating to the united states. >> i would call him a man on the move. >> reporter: more than 5,500 artifacts salvaged from the deep. it's shocking to me that these still work. everything now for sale because the company that owns it all is in bankruptcy. people would say let me buy one piece, but it's not for sale that way? >> no, that's not the idea. i mean, this is not about treasure hunting. this is about a collection of artifacts that are meant to stay together. >> reporter: more than 1500 passengers and crew members drowned in the frigid north atlantic after hitting an iceberg in 1912. asking price for all the treasures, including future salvage rights, more than $200 million. who might buy? pub

train to repealing a place in a major portion of obama kerry of obama kerry is fit to get enough votes to pass in the senate. all of this happening last night. including ted cruz proposal offering one affordable care i plan to also sell other insurance plans. nine republicans voted against the measure late last night. this comes hours after vice president penn broke a 50/50 tie allowing the president on the health care bill. john mccain returned to washington to pass as crucial a guest only days after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. >> i voted the motion to proceed to allow the debate to be continued to amendment to be offered. i will not vote for this bill as it is today. it is a shell of a bill right now. we all know that. lauren: president trump continues to urge the senate to repeal and replace obama cared during the big rally in youngstown, ohio last night. >> we are now one step closer to liberating their citizens from this obama kerry nightmare. [cheers and applause] >> chuck schumer keeps trying to protect obamacare. >> to my republican friends who said full repeal without

we get more from kerry sanders. >> reporter: anger today in charlottesville, virginia. kkk opposition to a city order to take down a statue of robert e. lee, a general who led the confederate army. the virginia decision follows new orleans' removal of a general lee statue there in may. this push to remove celebratory symbols of the civil war south took on new credibility two years ago after nine african-americans were murdered in a south carolina church. dozens of symbols of the confederacy have been removed or renamed. still the southern poverty law center estimate more than 1,500 relics of the confederacy remain on display. >> the confederate monuments are a part of history, but an ugly part of history. they honor slavery and have no place in the 21st century. >> reporter: few have as close a link as miss iris. >> talking about my daddy. >> reporter: at 94, she's the only surviving child of lewis gay, a confederate soldier who fought in a conflict that first divided our country in 1861. >> my family died for it, and that should stand for something. >> should those sta

kerry sanders, nbc news, palm beach gardens, florida. >>> it's the end of an era for apple. the ipod nano and the ipod shuffle are officially no more. not so long ago both devices were at the forefront of a revolution that changed how we listen to music. but these days with so many just relying on their phones for music, apple has discontinued everything but the ipod touch. >>> when we come back, honoring a brave and loyal dog who served his country in war. how a plan for a homeless encampment in san jose has city leaders backpedaling. ===terry/take vo=== plus - google, twitter and facebook find themselves in court - the shocking accusations from a bay area family. ===next close=== next. ==jan/take vo== >>> some of the strongest bonds of friendship are forged on the field of battle where, as we've come to know, warriors come in many forms and shapes. we end tonight with a story of one such friendship, a marine and the dog who served with him and their bond that touched a michigan community and ended with one final act of love and honor. two proud marines in their dress unifo

but it is in its very kerry is precariouisness it becomes necessary. john f.lly embrace our responsibility as citizens, to stay true to our allegiance, to our highest and best ideals. to maintain our regard and concern for the poor and the aged, and the marginalized. to put our personal or party interests aside when duty to our country calls. when conscience demands. that is the spirit that has brought america so far. and that is the spirit that will always carry us to better days. i take this on earth that you have bestowed on me here tonight, as a reminder that even out of office, i must do all that i can to advance the spirit of service that john f. kennedy presents. thank you all very much and god bless you. may he bless these united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, i think president obama for those comments, i think the ambassador, caroline kennedy for her efforts in helping us prepare and implement this great evening today, and i particularly thank jim imholt and general electric for providing the leadership this evening.

kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> now the scary moments aboard the delta flight from seattle to beijing. the flight was forced to turn back when police say a passenger attacked a flight attendant while trying to open an exit door. fellow passengers jumped in to subdue the man and tied him down. miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: shortly after the delta flight was airborne, chaos in the aisle. >> approaching delta 12 t, an emergency. >> reporter: authorities say 23-year-old joseph hudek assaulted a flight attendant and injured at least one assisting passenger after he was seen pacing and tried to open the exit door midflight. >> we could hear screaming, commotion and, you know, my first thought was is this a terrorist attack? >> reporter: passengers on that delayed flight arriving in beijing today, say the injured flight attendant is a hero. >> she hit the man over the head with a bottle, which knocked him down. >> she was wounded, and then they got -- five passengers got him down and zip tied him. >> reporter: delta flight 129 departed seattle thursday night headed to beijing w

kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> tonight, the british government says it is considering tougher punishments for people who commit acid attacks, a vicious crime that's been on the rise. a teenager was charged in several acid attacks in london this past week and lawmakers are scrambling to deter more attacks. matt bradley has more tonight. >> reporter: five victims, in only 90 minutes. police charged a 16-year-old boy today with a frenzy of acid night. the victims, all men, were riding mopeds. >> jumped from the bike, and it's burning on my face. >> acid attacks are absolutely horrendous, barbaric. >> reporter: with no common motive, acid attacks have grown dramatically. from 166 in 2014 to 261 in 2015, to 454 just last year. last month, this man and his cousin were attacked as they sat in his car on his 21st birthday. >> i'm never going to be the same again. this guy tried to kill us. i'm lucky i'm alive. >> reporter: both will be scarred for life, but she once dreamed of becoming a model, hopes her trauma will leave a mark on law. she started a petition to restrict the sale of the chemical.

storm of discord last week were his trump speaking about john kerry swearing in chester. an arisaka. we'll have a look. juice warren. general kelly. he will do i. spectacular job i have no doubt. we're doing very well we have a tremendous base. i'll have a tremendous little support for country is optimistic. and i think the general just at. often the turmoil in washington at trump's vice president's aids in georgia where he's continuing the tour of former soviet states taking with him the message washington. is with you against russian aggression mike pence visit the region during a severe downturn in ties with russia the kremlin. has ordered that the u. s. cut hundreds of diplomatic starve from russia a response to stick sanctions. imposed on moscow by washington last week lead schrager has the story. expulsions of us diplomatic stuff from moscow washington's move to levy sanctions against russia it's all part of spiraling rhetoric which is threatening to spread as russia's deputy foreign minister warned on. u. s. television. even the u. s. side decides to move further t

it was 5:00 sunday morning when animals were delivered to kerry friedman's front door.meant these pets have who another home. kerry witnessed kay uses from her porch at quarter past midnight on south and sixth street in new castle delaware. >> we heard a vehicle and saw it come flying down this road, probably 60 miles an hour or more just went straight through intersection straight in the parking lot and in the building. >> reporter: one car crash killed the driver and set off a two alarm fire, three cats were also killed. shelter has 100 animals and fire fighters and neighbors came together to pull them to safety. >> they were busted out windows, dogs with burns. >> reporter: rebecca weaver said she and her family ran to help. >> i had one and there was a burn this bigot top of his ear , bleeding, and there was another dog that had burns all over its face. >> reporter: crash left a hole in the building. neighbor kerry and other took in the animals but with the damage and few option this is in kill shelter need the public, to step into help. >> we are asking folks hoff

eventually there will be none. >> i believe that she's going to be okay. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, san antonio. >>> still ahead tonight, are police officers being poisoned. why several believe a danger lurking inside their own patrol vehicles is making them sick. >>> also, the old saying money can't buy happiness, is it really true? what scientists now have to say about it, when we come back. ot on my min. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i made a point to talk to my doctor. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. than the standard treatment. eliquis had both... ...and that turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve

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