"sot - lily - cam 1 -3111/ cover top of bite with pics from lily of her school walkout- do not use picsd our walkout on march 14 it absolutely poured down rain edit-3120 but we had over 1000 students at our local park from all the different high schools. lily on cam -edit -3131 and our little motto from the day is - watch out congress, the storm is coming and when it rains it pours". ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )both jada and lily say, they will be active in the lead up to mid- term elections ... working for candidates supporting their cause. and lily is working on a bay area wide coalition of students for gun violence prevention. we will stay in touch with their efforts. ( marty )in san francsco... an honor for late mayor ed lee, on what would have been his 66th birthday. the city paid tribute by planting a tree in his name saturday. mayor lee passed away suddenly late last year. kron 4's sara stinson was at the emotional ceremony. it's been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away. ("we continue to miss ed as much as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i mi

lily's place is a testament to the extraordinary work that everyday people can do when they put their mind to it. i will use "be best" to bring attention to programs such as this in order to encourage conversation and replication. in february, i went to the cincinnati children's hospital in ohio and the panel of doctors briefed me on the devastating effect that opioids are having but also the important research on neonatal abstinence syndrome. i'm pleased to say that representatives from both lily's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. thank you for being here and thank you for heroic work on behalf of children. i wanty to -- to thank the many people i have met and learned from over the past year while researching these vital topics on behalf of children, including cabinet swhockets have joined us today as well as representative from microsoft about google, facebook twitter snap, amazon, national safety council, and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president karen pence, and other members of the administration, as well as the m

and then aunt lily said the rest of the family was bombed in hiroshima.o, it's like, wow, in one family. and then i started to think about my family, which you know from "uncle gunjiro's girlfriend." and i thought just in our little family, we got 100 years of legalized racism. so, that's it, and we started to put everything together. and the section you just saw was what we personally--well, you probably were involved in too back in the day. and so, then we realized, you know, we might as well show this stuff because everyone's--the ending tagline on that clip was that we're going to have to do it all over again. robert: right, right, right. and of course, i mean, with the home movies and we have talked about that project before, but it does seem like the flower book gave you sort of an evolution, a way to kind of take that now and expand on it even more. because i remember the home movies were so insightful in terms of showing the slice of life things that we've been talking about. but you guys are also trying to tackle some pretty big themes, and it's

in petaluma, waun friedman, abc 7 news. >>> don't do it lily. lily, stop. just went through this. was trembling. >> so traumatic oh, poor lily. >> life leave the mice. >>> new developments today involving president trump and his attorneys. the back and forth that continues following rudy giuliani's bombshell, the that president repaid his other lawyer for the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels. >> also a miami police officer pon the wrong side of the law. the video that may cost him h if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. a woman faltly shot by a 71-year-old man at a vil valley apartment complex identified as 30-year-old sabrina lu. the suspect was identified as vic

lily: i was surprised it was happening to me.not completely surprising because i had seen this all over twitter. it is rampant on twitter. i had seen it targeting cryptocurrency exchanges. elon musk has been targeted, all these higher profile people. it seems to have moved down a little bit to a lowly reporter. i do not have that many followers. carol: do we know who is behind it? lily: we do not know who is behind it. some people say it is bots. jason: something programmed to do it. lily: the second time it happened, it happened last week again. the second scammer seemed smarter. they blocked me on twitter so i could not see what was happening. it was essentially the same scam where they responded to my own tweet. the only reason i saw it is because some other reporters screenshoted it and tweeted it at me. it is ironic because i had tweeted about u.s. regulators cracking down on these scammers. the scammer responded. jason: there is a weird circularity of this tale to some extent. you write in-depth, you are an expert on a lot

." - lily conable - 17 years old - lily conable - 17 years old encinal h.s. 118- 125"i was really disappointedsappointed to "i was really 125encinal h.s. 118-17 years old - lily conable - 17 years old encinal h.s. 118-125"i was really disappointed to see this is still happening in our country and then i was really, really angry." jada white is thirteen and grew up in east oakland. lily conable is seventeen and lives in growing up in different worlds by most standards but a shared fear about gun violence .. they both acknowledge the mass shootings at columbine and sandy hook .. but say parkland hit a different nerve.. "after columbine a lot of people thought this is a one off incident. this is an anomoly not going to happen again. then there was sandy hook was really young children. but with the parkland kids - they remember a time before sandy hook when we didn't do lock down drills. and they have fearlessly pursued what they feel is absolutely necessary." crowd at ogawa plaza / crowds/signs/ singerson march 24th- the day of the national demonstration s... that fearlessness spread across the c

lily has never forgotten any of her tiny patients. it's already dark when they arrive in beijing lilly's day had started here twelve hours ago back again the last stop the modern children's hospital in the city center. a place of hope for little gen leon the doctor had already finished up for the day but he has come back to the intensive care unit for this emergency he and lily know each other well now he has to work quickly lily has yet again given a child a chance at life. but each time there is only a chance that and a lot of hope. she who we accompanied back to the foster care center at the beginning died a few weeks after filming she suddenly stopped breathing even after news like this clearly has to keep on going. well two players likely to be named today to the german national team for the upcoming world cup have stirred some political culture bursey here home and in turkey both athletes are german born from parents who come from turkey on sunday they met turkey's president this about five weeks before a national election in tu

"delegation this is lily".. the two girls are optimistic..e built on what all sides in the anti- gun violence movement want.. i want stricter background checks.extreme risk protection orders.police community service in community they police inconcealed carry permittinggun education class you have to take before you register to get a gun.and then there's that eternal optimism of youth."sitting here with lily today is kind of an example of how they can work together and bring about a change together and i love seeing that.. two communities.. two backgrounds.. merging.. " "when we had our walkout on march 14 it absolutely poured down rain but we had over 1000 students at our local park from all the different high schools. and our little motto from the day is - watch out congress, the storm is coming and when it rains it pours".total time - 240 (pam) both jada and lily say, they will be active in the lead up to mid- term elections ... working for candidates supporting their cause. they are both supporting youth engagement training for police and

tonight -- chris evans, comedy duo, desus & mero, music from lily allen, featuring the 8g band with sarahomek. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how are we all doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. french president emanuel macron traveled to the white house today for president trump's first ever state visit. unfortunately, trump thinks a state visit is when someone visits you and you show them all the states you won. [ laughter ] ohio, no one expected ohio. president trump welcomed french president emanuel macron to the white house at 5:15 this evening. and they are still shaking hands. [ laughter ] that's not a gif. that's how long that took. according to cnn, president trump and first lady melania will gift french president macron and his wife a photo album upon their departure. said melania, hey, i'm just happy to get rid of it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] do whatever you want with it. sources recently told axios t

lily allen is back with new songs little feature on her upcoming album no shame before it's released on june the eight she's giving fans a taste of what's to come at concerts in europe and the us it's been four years since alan put out her last album she's since then she's been busy caring for her two young children and changing her life feel like in the last few years. i've sort of right started on a different chapter of my life really and. a lot of people and things you know behavior from my youth that i needed to stop about you know cutting cutting some people off and stopping some stuff. she's also been composing new songs like three kryten from the point of view of one of her daughters who was just three at the time of. day. for a child's perspective it must be really confusing to have somebody say i love you i love you and then constantly going by. which is what i have to do for my work you know i have to leave home for long periods of time or you know when they go to their dad's house and it's you know it's more complicated than to explain to somebody that's three years old li

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lily's place puts a priority on the whole family so that infants born dependent on drugs are given the best opportunity to strive. they have been successful in this endeavor because parents are also given the support and tools needed to recover and succeed. lilly's place is a testament to the extraordinary work that everyday people can do when they put their mind to it. i will use this to bring attention to programs such as this in order to encourage conversation and replication. in february, i went to cincinnati's children hospital in ohio. the panel of doctors briefed me on the devastating effects that opioids are having but also the important research on neo natal abstinence syndrome. i'm pleased to say representatives from both lilly's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. [applause] thank you for being here and thank you for your heroic work on behalf of children. i want to thank the many people from over learned this past year. this includes the cabinet secretaries who have joined us here today. as well as representative from microsoft, google, faceb

and from los angeles, visual artist and actor lili bernard.he has accused bill cosby of drugging and raping her in the early 1990's when he mentored her in preparation for her guest starring role on the cosby show. welcome to democracy now! let's begin in paris with louise godbold. your reaction to what is happening as we broadcast this show right now. harvey weinstein is in custody facing rape charges. is, it is about bloody time. we have been waiting for a long time for this to happen. there has been this awful void between the allegations becoming public and actually something happening about it. of course, we are really glad the police have taken the time to put together a very strong case, but it has felt awful in his interim because harvey was out there in scottsdale, seemingly not that affected. whereas, all of us that came forward have been living a shaming and victim horrible trolls. it is about time that something happened and statements made that you can't behave like this. this is not good old boy behavior that you can get away wit

lily's place is a testament to the extraordinary work that everyday people can do when they put their mind to it. i will use be best to bring attention to programs such as this in order to encourage conversation and application. in february, i went to cincinnati children's hospital in ohio. and the panel of doctors briefed me on the devastating effects that opioids are having, but also their important reference on neonatal abstinence syndrome. i'm pleased to say that representatives from both lily's place and cincinnati children's hospital are here today. thank you. thank you for being here, and thank you for your heroic work on behalf of children. i want to thank the many people i have met with and learned from over the past year while researching these vital topics on behalf of children. this includes the cabinet secretaries who have joined us here today as well as representative from microsoft, google, facebook, twitter, snap, amazon, national safety council, and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president, karen pence, and other members of the administrat

we learned while katie perry was sleeping lily was working. around midnight. she worked through the night for about nine hours to complete this so in the morning katie shows up with her >> it starts revealing different messages and then as we get closer to the very back of the domino >> most teachers will tell you it will be an interesting day when they walk in and the class is doing this. their head looked like they are down and they start to come to life a little bit. >> he walked into the wrong classroom. >> yes. >> warmer, colder, colder. >> yes. they are giving him direction and he is trying to piece it all together. he walk to the back of the classroom. now he starts to make his way back they are pointing at him to go to the other side of the classroom. he obliges. >> that's the first kid you go to. >> he is reading the mess angs , hotter, colder. >> we don't speak portuguese. >> you don't have to speak portuguese. he makes its way over to his desk. he add dressesdd dressedd dresds >> yes. >> they definitely care about their instructor.

this rescue of lily the piglet from a commercial hog farm is the most popular with more than a million>> we show our faces because we believe in our actions. we believe that we are what we are doing is not something we should hide. >> reporter: wayne is a former law professor and breaks the law to raise awareness. usually dxe goes after factory farms where they rescued animals from filthy conditions and cannibalism. >> we are doing something we have never done before. we are going to live stream an open rescue. >> reporter: recently he crossed a new line. he live streamed on facebook an apparent break-in to steal a baby goat from a small family farm in the bay area. >> a lot of people believe falsely that this small scale farming is more humane. that animal is going to be slaughtered. there is a profit motive that will prevent that animal from being well treated over the long term. >> these guys are terrorists for the farming community. they're terrorists! >> reporter: judy hoffman is a boer goat farmer. she was enraged when she saw the video. >> as a farming community of any kind of a

. >>> eli lily makes a push into immunotherapy. they are buying immunotherapy biotech armo sciences for more than $1.5n. bill the merger signals eli lily's want to invest. shares ros t 2% 80.86. meanwhi meanwhile, shares of armo biosciences sky rotted to $49.80. >>> the owner of networks amc, bbc and sundanc said viewer ship remains strong for many shows. shares pped 8% to $57.51. >>> the french insurance giant sold its public business. it debuted a $20 a share. that was below the initial range of 24 to $27. while the company didn't raise as much as had been expected, the ceo toldt sara eisen t believes the value of the business will be reflected in the stock price in the long term. >> i think markets go up and by and pricing is set markets. we can't control that. really what we know we have to do is run our business well, develop good solutions for clients and give good service and over the long term i think the markets will recognize that. the shares finished up nearly 2% to >$20.34. fter the bell chip maker nvidia reported a str

her name, lily, a wire haired fox terrier got her paw stuck between a house and a foundation. it began with her daily routine says the owner. >> all the mice live underneath there and she digged st under with her paw and yanked it too hard and pulled it back stuck in there. >> the crisis went on for an hour and a half before the station got the call. >> do what's right and try to work through the situation and free the dog. >> the station had no idea how they became stuck or they pulled and banked away to get a better look. >> we had to break away cement and actually fine the cause of the dog's paw was which ened up being a nail holding it in position. >> fiefrpts covered her with a blanket for her protection and dug zblen. >> it wasn't that difficult step for the dog in pain. >> the extritation took 15 minutes, the nail the hardest part. >> as they say firefighters like to help people and by extension the friends that people love. and now they're unseen he reward, lily this afternoon back by the side of the house sniffing for mice again but with a limp. old habits die hard. i

which you know this week would only be worth about eighty million dollars you know they should have lily allen day you know lily allen was going to be hired to perform and being paid two hundred thousand bitcoin when it was just pennies a big coin today though it would be worth almost two billion dollars so she's feeling the smite of bitcoin p. today in her own way well many people in the cryptocurrency sort of space do feel regret often because of the way the evolution of big queen has happened as we've mentioned before in the early days we used to think it was a means of exchange and we didn't think of the future store a value aspect to it so odds are very still living in that past their living in his own private idaho roger very then c. and b. c. has a mom you know they talk about the old bitcoin of the past that's why the guy spent ten thousand bitcoin on a pizza because it used to be a means of exchange now so store of value everybody holdalls hotels hotels or hostels hoddle hobbles however you want to pronounce it but we're going to talk about the old school you know financial worl

lily of the valley. a bit of lily of the valley, absolutely.m hospital in salisbury. mr skripal and his daughter yulia were exposed to a nerve agent in march. he's been taken to a secure location where he will continue to receive treatment. salisbury district hospital confirmed that mr skripal is now entering an "important stage in his recovery" which will "take place away from the hospital". while these patients have now been discharged, their right to confidentiality remains and limits us confidentiality remains and limits us from giving detailed accounts of the treatments these individuals received. however, treating people who are so acutely unwell, having been poisoned by nerve agents requires stabilising them, keeping them alive until their bodies produce more enzymes to replace those that have been poisoned. it is fantastic news that sergei skripal is well enough to leave salisbury district hospital, that he, yulia and ds bailey have been able to leave us so soon after coming into contact with the nerve agent is thanks to the hard work,

which you know this week would only be worth about eighty million dollars you know they should have lily allen day you know lily allen was going to be hired to perform and being paid two hundred thousand bitcoin when it was just pennies a big coin today though it would be worth almost two billion dollars so she's feeling the smite of bitcoin p. today in her own way well many people in the cryptocurrency sort of space do feel regret often because of the way the evolution of big queen has happened as we've mentioned before in the early days we used to think it was a means of exchange and we didn't think of the future store of value aspect to it so i've been very still living in that past that a living in his own private idaho roger very then c. and b. c. has i'm on you know they talk about the old bitcoin of the past that's why the guy spent ten thousand bitcoin on a pizza because it used to be a means of exchange now it's a store of value everybody holdalls hotels hotels or hostels hobbles hobbles however you want to pronounce it but we're going to talk about the old school you know finan

which you know this week would only be worth about eighty million dollars you know they should have lily allen day you know lily allen was going to be hired to perform and being paid two hundred thousand bitcoin when it was just pennies a big coin today though would be worth almost two billion dollars so she's feeling the smite of bitcoin p. today in her own way well many people in the cryptocurrency sort of space do feel regret often because of the way the evolution of big queen has happened as we've mentioned before in the early days we used to think it was a means of exchange and we didn't think of the future store a value aspect to it so odds are very still living in that past that a living in his own private idaho roger very then c. and b. c. has i'm on you know they talk about the old bitcoin of the past that's why the guy spent ten thousand bitcoin on a pizza because it used to be a means of exchange now it's a store of value everybody holdalls hotels hotels or hostels toddles hobbles however you want to pronounce it but we're going to talk about the old school you know financial

sun about not many people know his name but every true fan would recognize his face from films like lily marlena and berlin alexanderplatz but is more than just an actor he's been as successful behind the camera. hock whom is a director a screenwriter and a character actor he's got one of those. faces that directors especially find of anna fassbender love to get in front of the camera he's acted in dozens of films although acting is really just a side job for him. before to my mind if i can i just want to make my films he never had any ambitions. bone launched his directing career in the late one nine hundred sixty s. with topical themes addressing teenagers and young adults dealing with social tensions and taboo let's north sea is dead sea for instance is about rivalries in a suburb of hamburg between hoover the head of a german gang and an asian boy. in the uk. but in the end the two become friends director bolden was an advocate of integration even back then. often to move us into of course it was a topic that was in the air at the time the children of the first generation of so-calle

apple analysts say it is not about the next lily katz or innovation, -- lily pad or innovation, it isbout being able to demonstrate growth and keep shareholders happy. caroline: keep shareholders happy but interestingly this curves the word from some rivals that maybe our dining on hard data. at the same time we hear facebook is trying to reduce some of the bad actors area they are getting used -- rid of users on the platform. it is like half a billion accounts shut down? emily: 583 million fake accounts facebook has taken down. here is what is surprising. it is 100 million less than what -- lastdown less quarter. so they have taken down 1.3 million -- billion fake accounts . that gives you an idea of the scale of the problem facebook is dealing with. in addition to this the company took down 800 million pieces of spam and millions of pieces of hate speech, sexual content. the good news from facebook is ai in particular has become more helpful in flagging these issues. if flagged about 100% of the spam. it is less successful when it comes to flagging hate speech, but certainly this de

our control of both lily and digital tv hours globally means we have more clout than these global sportsw the time to make that quantum move into the next level of perception. and finally, a moment every football fan has secretly hoped would happen to them, giving a referee the taste of his own medecine. look at this footage from the eredivise match between vitesse arnhem and fc twente. running behind vitesse's navarone foor, refereejochem kamphuis ludicrously believing he's been clipped decides to take a frankly pretty pathetic dive. the players, of course, not to be fooled by such play acting, foor producing the yellow card. plenty of lols all around, until full—time that is, at which point fc twente who lost 5—0 were relegated to the dutch second division. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, marc edwardsm, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. a bank holiday weekend fast approaching and what we want is blue sky and sunshine and perhaps even the thought of heading down to the beach. we did have beautiful weath

it is unclear what the next lily pad is for apple.oned earlier, the trifecta -- iphone, we services, share buybacks. is services the next lily pad or are you looking for something more? gene: we are, and we have a history of getting some of these right and some of them wrong. it is the one other factor here in the story, there is optionality value on other things they can get into. probably the two most obvious is something around wearables. they have made recent acquisitions around glasses. this is one of tim cook's favorite themes, augmented reality. taking that to a level where it adds value to the consumer. i think that is a lot of opportunity for the company. second, there is the piece around content which plays into services. the last real wildcard is around the self driving, autonomous cars, vehicles. .hey have a project cale you can hear more about what they are doing and self driving cars. emily: we are watching this potential trade war with china and apple could particularly be harder than other technology companies given ho

lily conable is seventeen and lives in alameda..ng up in different worlds by most standards but a shared fear about gun violence .. they both acknowledge the mass shootings at columbine and sandy hook .. but say parkland hit a different nerve.. "after columbine a lot of people thought this is a one off incident. this is an anomoly not going to happen again. then there was sandy hook was really young children. but with the parkland kids - they remember a time before sandy hook when we didn't do lock down drills. and they have fearlessly pursued what they feel is absolutely necessary." on march 24th- the day of the national demonstrations... that fearlessness spread across the country .. "we are done with thoughts and prayers. it is time for us..the youth to stand up ..walk out.. shout it loud and make change". lily spoke at the huge and diverse rally in downtown oakland..last month jada went to washington d.c. with a delegation of kids from the east oakland youth development center. "it was really powerful to see a lot of other peopl

sap. -- lily-white south. historicalile at the society that was capped by a prominent lawyer in town who was also involved in the school district, and he kept in his files a chronology of the battles over immigration. this is from the view of the white power structure, what they were trying to do as they were successively -- there were successively more-aggressive efforts in the federal government and the courts to force desegregation. and what the story tells as you look at this record and other records, is a story of a power structure in the school district that was slow walking. when they could, they would absolutely say no. and when it was clear the federal government and the courts were going to force the issue, they would work as slowly as possible. the department of justice filed suit against the tyler independent school federal in tyler courts. the case went to a judge that had not been on the bench that long, who was from one county over with a great name for any judge, william wayne justice. the case

lily conable has been outspoken about stricter gun laws before.teen activits to deman action from lawmakers. last month ruby baden-lasar led a group to the state's capital to meet face to face with legislators on backing bills aimed at gun control. < i was obviously sad and but i was mostly angry and frustrated that these tragedies continue to happen and these people keep getting killed and our lawmakers in power and the people we elected to protect us keep doing nothing.">( marty ) these teens worry that gun violence has become the cultural norm and want more sympathy from the country's politicians. they propose extreme risk protection orders for law enforcement and family members to be able to take away weapons from people who are thought to ( marty ) our coverage of the deadly shooting in texas continues at kron-4 dot com. there you can find more about the suspect's past... more on the explosive devices found near the school. and hear from witnesses who were there as the gunfire started. it's all at kron-4 dot com. ( marty ) coming up on the kr

lily conable is seventeen and lives in alameda..different nerve.. "after columbine a lot of people thought this is a one off incident. this is an anomoly not going to happen again. then there was sandy hook was really young children. but with the parkland kids - they remember a time before sandy hook when we didn't do lock down drills. and they have fearlessly pursued what they feel is absolutely necessary." crowd at ogawa plaza / crowds/signs/ singerson march 24th- the day of the national demonstration s... that fearlessness spread across the country .. "we are done with thoughts and prayers. it is time for us..the youth to stand up ..walk out.. shout it loud and make change". hold crowd applause and rally nats softly under next track lily spoke at the huge and diverse rally in downtown oakland..last month audio transition from oakland crowd applause- jada went to washington d.c. with a delegation of kids from the east oakland youth development center. "it was really powerful to see a lot of other people marching for the same reaso

lily conable has called on stricter gun laws in previous reports on kron 4 news...the latest tragedyas only further pushed her and fellow teen activists to demand action from lawmakers. ...and last month ruby baden-lasar led a group to the state's capital to meet face to face with legislators on backing bills aimed at gun control.sot: ruby baden-lasar, anti-gun violence advocate// "when i woke up this morning and checked my phone i was not surprised at the news and it seemed only like it was time honestly because our country it seems like every day it seems we have another tragedy, another shooting in some work place, school place place that's supposed to be safe and i was obviously sad and but i was mostly angry and frustrated that these tragedies continue to happen and these people keep getting killed and our lawmakers in power and the people we elected to protect us keep doing nothing."these teens worry that gun violence has quickly become a cultural norm and want more than sympathy from the country's politicians. they propose extreme risk protection orders for law enforcement and

now he's back with a partner played by evangeline lily in "antman and the wasp." they're teaming up to uncover secrets from the past. >> it's a workout to get into this suit it requires another human being. i can't get dressed by myself. >> back to your infant days. >> like my 2-year-old son. i have to be dressed. which is unusual for me. >> "antman and the wasp" teaming up. >> follow my lead. >> i am although it's a team effort. i have three stunts i'm in. >> you have three stunts? >> yes. >> it's ridiculous. it feels like overkill. but -- >> is it for different -- >> we all work simultaneously. >> then you know you'll -- >> we could become like the wasp spice girls. >> okay. coming up -- >> spoiler alert. >> mila kunis and "snl's" kate mckinnon, secrets from their new comedy. >>> and everybody is really happy to be reunited. >> behind the scenes of the "mama mia" sequel. >> let's get the party started. >> grandma, you are invited. >> that's the best kind of >>> johnny knoxville only invited e.t. to this amusement park. >> action point! >>> are you all right? >>

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