his name was lars itso. but once work got underway, lars seemed in no rush to finish the job. >> she was getting very frustrated. and she's like, i wish this person would finish. >> but lars's siblings, ken and christy, said he wasn't dragging things out for the money. he had an ulterior motive. >> he goes yeah, she keeps flirting and talking and we're laughing and having a good time. >> lars liked debbie, and he thought it was mutual. >> and he goes, can i ask her out? yeah, i said why can't you? >> reporter: so, began an unlikely courtship between debbie, the petite powerhouse, and lars, the 6'2" nordic he-man. debbie got a kick out of lars' laid-back ways. just a guy into old-school board games, restoring muscle cars, and drinking texas's favorite homegrown soft drink, dr. pepper. >> a case a day. >> at least a 12-pack. >> i've never heard of someone drinking that much dr. pepper. >> i thought it would kill him. doesn't drink a lot of alcohol, at all. just dr. pepper. >> and when private debbie brought la

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that was worse than expected according to the lar de million, it is one of the worst showings on record. a live look at the big board now. the dow is down in the red about 300 points. >>> happening now, a coronavirus update from the state human services secretary. a little more than 3300 new cases and a 4% test positivity rate continuing california's downward trend. >>> today, gyms in santa clara county are resuming indoor services. take a look at this 24 hour fitness in san jose. it just reopened its doors after the county met the state's covid benchmarks for new cases and positive testing rates. for now, fitness clubs can only have a 10% occupy andy. and to see what is open in your county, go to our website, kpix.com. >>> more than 190,000 people in the u.s. have now lost their lives to the coronavirus. some experts say nearly 36,000 lives could have been saved if social distancing was implemented one week earlier nationwide. soy new audio recordings reveal president trump knew the true threat of coronavirus back in february but chose to downplay it in public. now, we are hearing from

beautiful out there it is beautiful but lars i don't know we're ready for another heat wave after what happened with the yeah, ready or not i think we've got one more this may be the last significant heat wave of the season outside now it is gorgeous along the coastline check out half moon bay. what a beautiful evening, there. >>clear out there near the water's edge, but that is going to change we see a lot of fog surge back on shore tonight in fact the pin-up marine layer may actually see a little drizzle out there we are seeing some of that making its way through the golden gate bridge as we look from central cam back toward the golden gate to see some of the fog being to move in right now the winds have been kicking up we're going to see more of that by tomorrow afternoon more of that on shore breeze. this weekend. they had from the north and that's going to change everything that is going to be that dry win that would typically get this time of year right now storm system making its way up in the pacific northwest. they're getting much needed rain in some of the areas where they've

the san jose stolen ng at a early frid morning that tru was loaded with the motorcycle thousands of lars wo and more the family use the truck to he other families and friends to evacuate and ey're upset over e theft. grateful dozen others, i know probably at least 20 people personally who lost their homes and everything so but i kn is ustrating sucks because i mean i've been workingsince i was about 8 years old a on the summer times and stopped and it's a. it's the point where i can afford that stuff. >>well despite losing the truck the family t happy to be a home to return to. governor gavin newsome surveyed e fire damaged big basin park yesterday, the park is considered to be the oldest califo state just tore through that park ying historic buildings ancausing severe damage to the forest d.officials say more than 500 years since its sustained this much g yet despite the damage the governor delivered an optimistic outlook for the state park. we come and go. >>these trees see around me sum it up there. 1314 1500 year years. they have scars that make this fire look modest in y still stand

ththis holds trurue for much lar financiaial centers, and equally the sanctions s -- the m maximum sanctions outside e of the u.s.. arare far too lowow. therefore we have not the right incentives in place. even after the financial crisis, basically, hardly anyone who was responsible for criminal activity in the banks was jailed, and outside of the u.s., fines were relativelyy low. ththese two ththings have to c e -- more effefective oversight ad harsher sanctions on the other side. >> that was a member of the european parliament. let's s take a look at some of e other stories that are making headlines around the worldld. a huge wildfire northeast of los angeles is making its threatening homes, but officials say calm her wind could help firerefighters get under contro. the bobcat fire covers 447 square kilometers. thouousands of residets have ben told to evacuate. the blaze has been burning for more than two weeks. molly's ruling military junta has promoted the former defense minister as interim president to lead the country to new elections. a coup overthrew the president last month, but the

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let's dive even deeper into this i'm joined now by lars fellows he's chairman of the german council of economic experts and he's long study tax evasion and its consequences or thank you very much for joining us why is the environment for money laundering seemingly so ripe in europe and especially from one of its major banks. well the environment for money laundering. has change across time but it is still. very easy for money launderers to void the regulatory channels and to succeed in laundering to money just because what you observe across time for many years now is a kind of regulatory spiral. the money launderers always a step ahead of the saudis at the same time we're hearing about georgia bhaag basically acknowledging that there are suspicious transactions and then going ahead with those transactions that seems wrong or i mean what is the proper regulatory response from a major bank. so 1st of all banks and also in this case i think they must change a lot in order to. properly with the regulatory quietens but only other hand we cannot simply trust. banks. finally doing what they

opened the scoring for leipsic in the 14th minute the swedish winger outmaneuvered lars bender and fired into the top of the net. an answer 6 minutes later thanks to camden near bay his long range rocket flew just out of the reach of the keeper and took. off the crossbar and into the net. you're watching news don't forget you can get all the latest news and information anywhere you are from our website dot com and follow us on twitter and instagram. the entire. thanks for joining us. and. the price to sell it. what is possible who is mad cool really want a new side and want somebody to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us from actual soft spots. i'm not laughing at them well i just sometimes i am but i stand up and with that research i mean think stevens or german culture looking at the stereotype of class in here thinks he's a country that i not. yet needed to take for this drama. it's all about hey. i'm rachel join me for me to jam and sunday w. . post. could speak received theory. in the bundesliga. that's something worth checking out so we got our

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but first we want to get our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lars were saying enjoy it now because we could get more smoke in a few days, yeah, we could see a little more hayes come back in the bay area. i don't think it's going to be like before we're not going to see those orange skies unless one of the wildfires in northern california really begins to blow up again, but certainly we start to see those winds switched direction become more of a northerly wind. >>well that will bring some of the haze back into our skies but right now we're enjoying the fresh air we've seen in over a week is that nice onshore breezes kicked in and brought some beautiful fog along the coastline, even some drizzle be reported in parts of the bay area that is good news because that takes the blues out of the sky as well and certainly that fog is going to press back on shore overnight tonight and it's tomorrow morning again and how about that air quality it is something else we haven't seen this much green in the air quality in quite some time but boy from the coastline all the way inside the bay even i

then forsberg open the scoring for life saved in the 14th minute the swedish winger outmaneuvered lars bender fired into the top of the net over close in answered 6 minutes later thanks to camden arriving its long range rocket fluid just out of the reach of the life's a keeper took a lucky bounce off the crossbar into the news. now lap london finland has lived up to its name as one of the best regions in the world to see the northern lights this spectacular display also known as the aurora borealis lit up the arctic sky for several hours a myriad of colors right in the night from for us from green to pinks and purples. are caused by electrically charged particles from the sun entering the earth's atmosphere. watching the news don't forget you can get all the latest news from our web site you w dot com or follow us on twitter and instagram as you know you know just avoid the draft it's for watch. and you hear me no no yes we don't need you and i last year's german chancellor i will bring you i'm going to back off as you've never tired have surprised you so it was just possible clues med

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>>all right lars thank you the coming up tonight at 6.45. >>by the parents of some special needs students think that their children might be getting short changed during the pandemic and up next new video of an ambush on to la county sheriff's deputies shows the moments, one of them save their partner's life as she was >>tonight new video shows one of the 2 la sheriff's deputies attacked in compton saturday saving her partner's life while leaving herself from a gunshot wound to her face and there's now an additional $100,000 reward to anybody who can find the shooter. >>christina pascucci has the story. >>the events of this weekend have made it clear to me. that the anti law enforcement rhetoric expressed by many elected officials community leaders and others has created a toxic environment. >>la county supervisor kathryn barger announcing an additional $100,000 reward in finding the shooter who ambushed to la county sheriff's deputies saturday night. this is new video in the moments after both deputies were shot multiple times. the female d

downtown san jose here on highway 87 while they all have their lights ron as i it's a couple of hours lar been that way valley today, let's take a look. >>a flock of turkey, vultures against an orange sun only added to the eerie mars like skies over the south bay wednesday. from gilroy palo alto gray skies persistent all day from the east foothills jose just a few miles distant is barely visible. that's the to 8681 o one interchange close downtown's santa clara street feels like or dawn. >>looking west into the tains t darker still. >>that's highway 17 as from above los gatos. here's a look at morgan hill from a top anderson dam. >>on the road many people their on indeed the sky looking like rain might be on the way. but what's falling is not rain but rather soot and ash if the pandemic board bad enough, those masks now performing double tysome relief from the smoke. eerie images amid an orange sun that made a brief if mostly obscured appearance only to van hayes. >>and just to add a note or 2 to marine was talking about earlier i'm standing here overlooking a neighborhood down here and i

lars a bender and fired into the top of the net leverkusen answered 6 minutes later thanks by his kick saw the ball just out of the reach of the keeper and took a fortunate bounce off the crossbar and into the net. the look at all the results from the so far this weekend starting with sunday's early game and hoffenheim shocked reigning champions by in munich you heard that right on saturday easily and upset dortmund and drew with len laver leipzig battled to a draw the 2 newly promoted teams won minds and beautiful down cologne and on friday of course frankfurt defeated berlin and at the moment are facing. now we take you to cameroon where one artist has found a unique way of producing coby williams paints using just sand last month he partnered with unicef cameroon he's been using his unique method to illustrate issues affecting children in the country whose lives have been blighted by conflict our reporter caught up with him in. could be really as deliberately uses sign to christie's portraits every myself she says of the fragility of life and that nothing lasts forever the camerooni

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. >>> some beaches on thepewill bi lar edo shut down its beaches to keep crowds away during the pandemicay, the mayor says the mental strain of the pandemic played a role in the decision to keep beaches open there. >> mental health is very big. you know, being outside, being able to run, being able to smell the ocean air, being out with nature, it's -- it revives your soul. >> ultimately, the half moon bay city council voted unanimously to keep beaches open over labor day weekend. >>> santa cruz beaches will be closed except for a few hours over the holiday weekend. parts of the beach boardwalk will be open. stores and some too stands reopened today, rides and the arcade remain closed. a drive-in movie scheduled in the parking lot for friday and saturday is still on. the beach boardwalk says money from ticket sales will be donated to local wildfire relief efforts. >>> all right. so let's talk about the weather conditions because our firefighters are still out there battling those fires, although they are getting more containment, which is always great to hear. sandhya, more hot weather?

if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so that you cch us lar. edition of the "cbs evening news." a reminder to stay positive, test negative. i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's capital. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00 caught gaming the system, uc berkeley and three other big colleges it with a new admissions scandal. >> i do think it sucks

continuautivo por presenta en louisville kentucky por la relación de no presentar cargos a los policías por lar >>> los manifestantes están empezando a organizar mientras el alcalde de la ciudad decidió extender >> al mismo tiempo que el alcalde de la ciudad de extendid un toqo de queda que el toque de queda hasta el próximo fin de semana, un toque de qued a desafiar de nuevo. esto es la que ha ocurrique estos manifestantes piensan retar de nuevo >> el momento era de >>> el momento era de caos, tensión y enfrentamientos, se c tensión y enfrentamientos >> se escuchaban los balazos y policías resultaron heridos, dos policías resultaron heridos agresor fue detenido que estaba entre los manifestantes de el agresor fue detenido >> por las calles de louisville eso estamo todas la >>> por eso estamos aquí hoy y todos unidos para pelear por breonna taylor y pelear por nosotros y ls minorías vías va r >> el alcalde hizo u >>> el alcalde hizo un llamado a la unión para parar lasn llamad la unión heridas y dijo que la insurrección no es la respuesta, lo mismo piensan presidentes pedr, .dice que n respuest

growing protests in rochester where seven police officers are suspended after restraining a black man who lar march, but it's getting new scrutiny after the man's family released video of that encounter. nbc's kathy park is following the story. and we do think you should see the video for yourself, but we have to warn you it might be hard to watch. >> reporter: overnight intense protests from rochester, new york, to new york city where a car drove into demonstrators in times square. protesters in both cities demanding justice for daniel prude, the 41-year-old died in march seven days after he was restrained by rochester police. >> this is very personal to me. >> reporter: on thursday the mayor of rochester suspending with pay seven officers involved in the arrest. >> we cannot continue to fail black lives this way. >> reporter: prude's case coming to light after his family's attorney and "black lives matter" activists released body >> how do you want your brother to be remembered? >> like a human being, not a piece of meat. >> reporter: he called 9-1-1 fearing his brother was having a mental

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health laboratories and the indian health service 2.3 million abbott id now point of care moll eck lar tests to support outbreak control and rural testing. we have established federal surge testing in 19 sites, helpihelp ing squelch emerging outbreaks typically among asymptomatic young adults. these sites are in addition to the 2,700 federally supported or enabled community based testing sites at trusted retailers focused in areas of moderate to high social vulnerability and the late rally thousands of federally qualified health centers that offer test iing to pro dominantly minority patients. we are now at an inflection point in testing. this month, we anticipate the availability of 3 million tests per day and at least half of these will be rapid point of care. we will have available more point of care tests in september than the total number of tests performed in august. we have been building towards this inflection point and i've previous ly testified to its coming several times over the past months. as a result of regulatory flexibility, investments in coordination of the public an

the dollar is flat today. 1.1674.lar, cable, you are seeing movement.s a mood music coming in terms of the u.k., rebel tories expected compromise. contact of that, we expected a breakthrough. erday, at breakthrough in brexit negotiations could be good news in a trade deal. christine is ready to do what it takes. euro-yen, where do you want to be hedged going into this election? do you want to belong yen? how do you want to trade into the u.s. election? coming up, a glacial pace. it will take 200 years of female front runners to reach parity with male counterparts. we look at the research. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm manus cranny in dubai. some of the stories we are tracking host the terminal. the final round brick talks kicks off in brussels today with the mood music shifting. focus,onomic recovery in facing inflation. the president of the fed announces -- john williams speaks at the u.s. treasury market conference. later, president trump and democratic opponent joe biden, face-to-face in the first presidential

active restraining orders in place by the court preventing them from using tear gas, pepper spray, larrtain situations. so there are words backing it up with the policy to actually he help. the mayor and the governor came out decrying that because they were saying they were going to leave. this all falls flat and represents what rhetoric without action. >> greg: rhetoric without action tonight at nine. that's a very good ad. >> juan: the whole optimism, the whole hopefulness, still reminded me of ronald reagan's famous 1984 ad, morning in america. the ad basically says this is an election between good and evil and i seemed lots of people on the democrat side is saying it's not a toy selection. it's really, who votes for evil. it's like there's no real choice there, it's implicit in the ad and the condemnation of trump has in fact caused darkness, violence, division and american society and unsettling, chaotic kind of governance. white supremacist, proud boys, all that stuff. >> greg: proud boys are burning down all the businesses. they are behind it. >> juan: all right. okay. these fol

control in the russian regions one by one on them though you probably heard about 2 months of extreme lars proses soon the far east regional. you see this bill or a situation where you have like a real mess uprising against their own dictatorship in a very close proximity to russia all the savan sexually make to deliver a nervous ball the upcoming next year's parliamentary complain getting read over for his major political opponents just a little bit ahead of parliamentary 'd elections is what he did before ok i think this was obviously the old fashioned his children know so given your suspicions presumably you had you well they involvements of the german government and if they be international attention it's bringing. yes we do and i think it's important to carry out an independent international investigation of what happened because right now even as we speak my colleagues are the scene of on isn't a corruption foundation are preparing for a court hearing scheduled for tomorrow where we have filed a complaint against the total in the action and denial to open the criminal investigation i

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win-win but also, i think you would be surprised what some people in cities would pay to keep the police larassing black people. >> no, actuallyk i'm not surprised at all. but if i spoke to white people's wallets in a style they understand, maybe they would pay attention. >> hey, white people, welcome back to the show. today we're talking about how police brutality is killing black and brown people and it is killing your portfolio. police brutality is straining your municipal investments over 1.7 billion in the chicago market alone. think of all the white people stuff you could spend that on. could you get a peloton, could you get a boat, you could buy the goop store, you could buy gwyneth paltrow. so demand accountability for the police. your 401(k) depends on it. tune in next week and see how much money are you losing on climate change which according to my calculations is-- oh damn. >> trevor: thank you so much, dulce. we will take a quick break but don't go a what because when we come back, i will be talking to the legendary bob woodward about his blockbuster book on the trump white hous

so all of these companies are really hoping thatted railing lars season happening as planned.ars for the games themselves, but these networks are increasingly relying on these games to drive viewers to other programming. remember, a lot of the regular fall shows have been delayed, they haven't been able to produce them because of the shutdown. >> i wonder how many people cut the cord over the summer, and you let the cat out of the bag a bit on twitter, my friend. i saw your hesitation whether you're into it, the chiefs with ma homes, maybe not into it as you might have been? >> whether i was going to invest the time in my draft which happened last night. norm ate i don't autodraft i do a lot of homework i research things, try to put these teams together, but this year i don't know if the season will happen in full and completely do i really want to invest that kind of time that was the drives force behind that tweet, but to julia's point, the biggest issue i have with regard to the advertising picture is whether or not, yes, we know people will be watching the nfl, but will ad

it's an unnecessary powe lar lay it's and it's profits and people and purpose. they are all connected together. this idea they are opposite or polarity there is unnecessary. in fact, all are important profits are important. it's not a zero sum or something some you're care more about people and make less money or you'll be purpose driven and you'll be less profitable. ar thundershower arthur is right. we have to run our business that we're fulfilling our higher purpose. we're creating more value for customers and making more money. these things are not incontradiction with each other. they all work together i think milton believe that. he was worried about socialism and worried that profits would be taken away. i never argue for that they are important we need to make money. business needs the make money. that's how we make progress in the world. profits get reinvested for customers. >> i have one final question if i could ask you again about the experience in whole foods. what happens if the buffets don't come back. you really have been a magnet for people who

it gives you awe reading it's sum lar imilar when you ge finger blood oxygen monitor. medical grade. what they're saying is good for hiking and things like that and doing free research projects to see how well the apple does in those before they can make any claims this is a medical device. you shouldn't buy it for that. >> do you like the new watch faces? i'm a little stuck on this i wish i had more options. i like when it shows me a message preview and a call enda. a lot of the watch faces show the numbers. i need more options. >> so that's where the biggest things that came out in the watch yesterday. it's on the watches. it will grow to all of the available watches now. so if you have an older model, apple is adding watch face that's anybody can share, create their own, share them and developers can make one. there is one for surfing, for example. then there is this fun one i have a little emoji of me and six others so you can see all the information. so the surfing one shows high tide and low tide. and there are various ones for calendars and fitness and workouts

not ready to do it now, but going one step further. 118.03.lar is the curve is flat or in america withields lower. from new york and london, good morning to you all. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. tom: from new york -- jon: from new york and london, this is uber surveillance, two hours away from your opening bell. equity futures lower on the s&p 500, a little more than 1%. we are down around 40% -- 40 points on the s&p 500. euro-dollar down about 1%. thing there.g it tom keene, preparing maybe, and emphasis on may be. i have a lot of people writing into me. the bank billing and -- bank of england is not doing the negative interest rates tomorrow but

lar-yen jane: if we were to go back five or 10 years, i would have said it is the yen that is the moststablished safe haven currency, but i think the dollar has began to prove itself since the global financial crisis. think that is linked to the development of emerging markets and growth in emerging markets. the real growth of the dollar as a transactional currency. charactere safe haven of the dollar is not linked in any way to u.s. fundamentals. i think it is linked to the use of the dollar, the fact that if you look around the world, it is linked to the amount of dollars in foreign exchange reserves. dollars is a need for once people are feeling risk appetite, and this is why i think the dollar has will proven itself. the dollar is in a bit of a battle for the safe haven, so it is going to be interesting to see which way that windows. -- which way this windows. alix: i want to get your take on turkey, having that surprising rate hike today. do you get the sense that this is a course of real tightening that we have seen out of the turkish central bank, or is it another kind of mirage

last week is upside down in the fx market. 1.1658.lar is outside of all of that in the bond market,,air to treasuries, we had a move up last week of four basis points. rangebound.ill 0.67% is your yield on the 10 year. and the new york fruit is $40 and $.34. tom: clearly the lift 41 points is important. i wrote a quick note to the team 1934,orning about -- in particularly for our global audience, i want to quantify that tax avoidance is a great american tradition. i thought the new york times language, the careful wording throughout their extensive reporting was quite careful and respectful of the american tradition. kevin cirilli translates for us this bombshell reporting by the new york times. polls havethe widened nationally. you say that at the state level they are much closer. does this news change the matheground state 1. >> what both sides are telling me is that the leading campaign and the trump campaign will have an opportunity to talk about their differing policies on taxes. both sides have said they want to have tax reform legislation in the next year. however, they want t

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obviously doing so in a much different way than the president is doing, socially distant and lar largely virtual now. >> this is our standing date, we meet virtually every labor day, thank you mike memoli >>> joe biden speaks to voters in pennsylvania. the president demanded an apology from joe biden and kamala harris for what he claims their anti-coronavirus vaccine. >> would destroy this country and would destroy this economy. should immediately apologize for the reckless antivaccine rhetoric that they are talking right now. >> joining me now is democratic mayor from boston, massachusetts, marty walsh, mr. mayor, first of all, happy labor day, i'll let you respond to what the president has to say, pretty easy to fact-check, saying that the vice president and kamala harris are anti-vaccine. >> let me -- first of all, thank you for having me today. to all the workers out there, essential workers, happy labor day and thank you to grocery store workers, the people who put their lives on the line for us from the beginning of this pandemic the doctors and nurses, the delivery drivers, everyo

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because what we are waiting for today is we are .09% away from the dax being flat on the year below 119.lar we will dig deeper into that scoop we had yesterday out of brussels. 1.29. to get more context on all of this this morning is the chief investment strategist at northern trust management. think you so much for joining us this morning. everyone has been so focused on the tech rally. the question i was wondering is do you think that this is retail led? i say that because we did not see that bid higher for treasuries which normally we do when we see the rotation from risk-off into havens. certainly saw a lot of retail money basically chase the tech trade so it could very well be a lot of retail investors got a little spooked by the story regarding the option buying and they all of a sudden felt that may be a multiple uncertain companies like apple was a bit rich so i would not be surprised if there was a little profit taking from that group. mind you, there is still a lot of money that has been made here today so for these people, maybe this is enough for them to now while we reassess an

baden ginsburg was the second woman to serve on the nation's highest court and even before then she was lar feminal feminist trailblazer. she was surrounded by her family in washington, d.c. she was 87 years old. and you'll notice this morning flags are flying at half-staff at the white house. the same honor order at the capitol and supreme court and crowds gathered for a vigil on the steps of the high court. >> they came because of the legacy that she left behind, also that powerful decision that has to be made on who will be nominated to replace her on the court 45 days out from what is already heated presidential election with early voting in some states happening already. there is the question of how this will change the court. more on the political fights that are already happening. we'll talk about those in a moment. >> cnn jessica schneider has a look at ginsburg's life with this great grit and tenacity she was known for and which earned her the nickname notoriousrbg. >> what's the different between a garment worker and a supreme court justice one generation my mother's life and mine

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