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now she lived in madeira. out to the game they went.st responders stopped by to wish her a very happy 113th birthday. my gosh she has seen so much. happy birthday to you. thanks for watching. "nightly news" is next. >>> tonight, fighting for a deal president biden in a full court press to salvage his massive infrastructure bill. and quiet the divisions within his own party. the new timeline to pass the bill and how the president says he's going to get there. >> going to work like hell to make sure we get these passed >>> protest nation a new round of women's marches across the country today. tens of thousands demonstrating against laws restricting access to abortion. >>> and are we turning a corner covid cases, hospitalizations, and deaths all trending down nationwide >>> the first comprehensive study of mask mandates in schools. do they work to prevent oure

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cutting the price for champagne and beer, raising it to the poor and madeira casilla i think he talkedad. we in the uk have had a long irrational and _ ahead. we in the uk have had a long irrational and largely _ ahead. we in the uk have had a long irrational and largely confusing - ahead. we in the uk have had a long irrational and largely confusing tax . irrational and largely confusing tax system for alcohol whereby cider, you system for alcohol whereby cider, y°u pay system for alcohol whereby cider, you pay very low duties per alcohol unit, but certain ones you pay very high duties per unit of alcohol. and because of the freedom of brexit, one of the rare upsides of brexit, rishi sunak has been able to come up with quite a cumbrian sieve can stomach form of alcohol duties — which is enabling him to do this, saying the biggest cut the fruit cider in a generation. but i don't know what fruit cider is because i thought cider was made of fruit. but obvious that are missing something. and big changes to be your duty and sparkling wine in particular — that's because we can create a more

people and the brotherhood and co operation between the people of columbia and venezuela. president madeira has taken the decision to open the crossing for commerce in 2019 president. my daughter broke off diplomatic ties with columbia and sealed the border after venezuela and opposition. members attempted to bring international humanitarian aid into the country. the aid was backed by the united states in bogota. my daughter saw da this part of a plot to overthrow him. but the border have been officially closed since 2015 bringing a halt to trade between the 2 countries. that amounted to $7000000000.00 us dollars a year. columbia president, the van duke welcomed the news, but said the reopening would be gradual. columbia studies west columbia is also willing to begin an orderly process so that we can guarantee this border crossing. but i am going to be very clear that this is not going to be done clumsily, and it is not going to be done. suddenly, tens of thousands of venezuelans crossed into columbia daily for goods and services . some 1800000 have re settled in columbia, fleeing the count

madeira, we've been seeing a lot of water along there as you're traveling into the city this morning. a little under 22 minutes. for your drive time from the east bay. it may get to that free must the exit of society has some before i went on a lot of rain. we're seeing along the richmond sandra fell bridge. so a little under 60 minutes as you're traveling there, the san mateo bridge. we start to see some rain falling there. but now looks like we're getting a little break in that rain spell. so a little under 15 as you're heading across towards the peninsula and in the south bay, we are bracing for more things to pop up here right now looking at a 31 minute drive as you're heading towards a memo park there from 85 here in san francisco. we do also have some delays. one. oh, one southbound and mansell street in san francisco. a good alternate would be to try to take street like 3rd street. that would be a good option for you there. so john was talking about how today isn't even the tipping point tomorrow. even more rain monday, even more rain expected on the horizon. some asking everyo