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child to college debt free so they can build wealth and pass down opportunity through the generations lilikehe rest of have. we have to vote to ensure the full promise of this country for everyone. and finally, we have to vote to meet the challenge of the climate crisis. the west is on fire. losing more forests and total land of connecticut and rhode island combined. the midwest is flooding. here i in minnesota, extreme weather occurs and incurs big costs for your infrastructure and increased flooding in the mississipp watershed and port facilities here and in st. paul. donald trump thinks it's all a hoax. he's -- he sure is a stable genius. he says wind wer causes cancer. i say it creates jobs. minnesota jobs. we can combat climate change with american ingenuity anand manufacturing and building more resilient nation and creating millions ofew high-paying jobs. and we can change the path we're on. nothing's beyond our capacity. so honk your horn if you want erica to lead again. [horns honking] honk your horn if you want america to trust each other again. [horns honking] honk your horn if you

it could undermine our academic anand research activities if something lilike this happens again. >>nslator: this presents a major problem with the council. the government says the decision was in line with the law. but it doesn't seem to understand any legal provisions. >> opposition lawmakers say political motivations may have been in play. they're demanding that the government give a clear explanation in diet deliberations. >>> a hyogo prefecture assembly in western japan has reviseded ordinance so it could stop the country's largest crime syndicate from handing out treats to children on halloween. the assembly on monday unanimously apapproved a draft revision of the anti-draft ordinance submitted by the hyogo prefecture police department. the yamaguchi gumi has been giving candy to children at its headquarters in kobe city on halloween for many years. the revised ordinance prohibits crime syndicates from letting children under 18 enter their offices without relevant reasons. syndicates are also banned from giving cash or goods to children. violating the ordinance could be punishe

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