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marianne williamson,t-selling author and self-described spiritual thought leader who also ran for president in 2020. williamson has campaigned for a single payer healthcare system, cutting the pentagon's budget, creating a u.s. department of peace, and boldly addressing the climate crisis. she has also supported a ceasefire in gaza. marianne williamson joins us now from manchester, new hampshire. welcome to democracy now! can you talk about the fact you are the only person on the democratic ticket right now of the major democratic candidates who is supporting a gaza cease-fire? and then go into your call for a department of peace. >> the cease-fire, even before the invasion of gaza, by the israelis, i was on a video saying i thought it was a bad idea. i have been calling for a cease-fire since moment it began. obviously, there's a big difference between supporting israel and the israeli government. i have been very sorry to see the u.s. government go along with this policy and this war. i think this a ter

. >> marianne met with the cops and told them. >> janos did it. >> janos? who was janos?ectives press marianne for more. >> she told us that her boyfriend was responsible for this. >> that's right. boyfriend. >> she had been having an affair with him? >> yes, often on. >> his full name was janos kulcsar. originally from hungry. and once the police got the gist of mary ann's tearful convection -- >> she had a picture of an, said this was his address. >> they hightail they over to janos's apartment in nearby long beach, where they found his car, just about an hour after the murder, sitting all innocent like, not far from his door. so the officers had some experience with this sort of thing, perform a little task to see just how innocent that car was. >> and the engine hood was hot to the touch. so it appeared that it had been just been driven back. >> somebody had been pushing the old volkswagon bug pretty hard. so the cops laid low just across the street there and kept an eye on the car. and found one just about like it and the apartment over there. sure enough, a few minu

>> marianne victoria crandall. >> out of the presence of the jury, marianne crandall told the court thatrie zuck, she met tom through dar. and a couples of weeks after dar's murder, marianne stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to. and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered at the house. >> but the jury never heard marianne crandall's testimony. because there was no indication of a romantic relationship prior to dar's murder, the judge ruled, just as he did in the first trial, that her testimony was prejudicial and therefore inadmissible. it was a huge blow to the prosecution's case. >> it supports the position that they weren't this deeply in love couple that he kept trying to present. that would've proven that. >> but norris still had her two key witnesses, tom's own son and heath's friend, skylar. both two years older and now more certain than ever ab

reporting live at levi's stadium, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> i am still thinking about marianne's the people leaving and going back. >> so much time left. i am glad they went back. >> this is a different scene, and the niners fans decked out and going crazy, and this is the san pedro social. yesterday's momos was talking about having maybe 1,000 people there today. >> whoa. >> and then up in san francisco, some of the off-ramps will be closed to manage the crowd after the game. cesar chavez street and mission street, closures will be in effect until midnight. >>> and then we have traffic going around here. it has been a beautiful and warm weekend. a great day today. big changes on the way, though. meteorologist, rob mayeda, tracking the rain. when will it get here? >> in the meantime, spring-like weather, and one more spring-like day tomorrow and then wind and potential for pretty heavy rain which could lead to flood watches once we get closer to wednesday. the storm here is responsible, and the rain totals from midday wednesday into thursday morning, and could be about one to thr

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, your poor marianne, i wonder, i am delighted with everything what i did for you, contrary to all thegod, so that all my strength should be aimed at loving you selflessly, all my life, since i started loving you, no damn thing, alcafarada. it would be too much happiness for me if we spent our lives together, but since it was necessary for a cruel separation to come between us, i should, it seems to me, be proud of my fidelity. hello, evgeniy nikolaevich, hello, quiet, sorry, terrible traffic jam. simykina, petrova, the chicken, golovin and company got ready. get started. you have captivated me with your persistence, you have charmed me with your courtesy, you have given me confidence with your vows, why do you treat the heart of your poor marianne so harshly? which belongs to you, so what happens, nothing happens, y i have gastritis, you know, but you don’t understand that you set me up, something happened, nothing happened. take the rap from everyone, you are also the master of the course , you know what the atmosphere is like in the department , okay, sorry, i didn’t think, i didn’t

marianne good evening. >> reporter: controversy indeed. a number of schools in california have enacted policies that require parents to be notified if their child uses a bathroom or plays on a sports team that doesn't correspond to their gender at birth. the california attorney's general rob ban a says these policies amount to the force. outing of transgender students and can damage their psychological and emotional well-being. his office issued a legal alert to all of the state's schools warning parental notification policies violate state laws and policies that quote forcibly out students have no place in the classroom. >> so it's a choice. it's a choice to be hateful. a choice to discriminate. a choice to hurt children. to trample on their rights. they have chosen that and we are here to prevent them from implementing that choice. >> reporter: bonta has been involved in a fierce legal right involving parental notifications policies that was him last center when he announced a lawsuit against the policy. a state court blocked the enforce

in san jose, marianne favreau, nbc bay area news. >>> team sent out an alert as soon as we learned she was found. download the free nbc bay area app to get breaking news and weather alerts sent to your phone. >>> the stormy weather causing problems in parts of the bay area tonight . in sebastapol, the wind and rain knockdown to power poles . crews were pulled out to fix things. in occidental, bohemian highway closed after a first tree came down, bringing down a power pole with it and power lines. chp says no eta on when the road could be cleared. >>> not as destructive down here in san jose. rob was out there. he lives for it. he cut the rain coming down at our stations parking lot earlier this evening. >> our mobile doppler radar, nbc bay area scanning for renewal get entrenched . san bruno mountain right there. let's bring in the guy who can't get away from this weather, how much are we getting right now? >> a free truck wash right now. we've had the wind and the rain. that is with the storm rangers park right now. on the north side, very impressive. mill valley, 3 inches of rain. mo

. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro is live at san jose police headquarters with new details about hows found. just got an update from investigators. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, police say around 3:00 this afternoon, a good samaritan spotted the woman in san jose based on the alerts showing her photograph and brought her here to the police department. she was visibly shaken and suffered minor injuries but she is okay. they are conducting interviews with her at the police department. estella silva was visibly shaken. the 31-year-old is from mexico and speaks only spanish. she was in san jose visiting a friend. around 2:00 this morning she was driving with that friend, a man, on fifth street, when two men tried to steal the truck they were riding in. >> an adult male victim reported his vehicle had been stolen by two adult male suspects. it was occupied by a female adult passenger. that female was taken in the vehicle against her will. >> reporter: police later found the truck near stevens creek boulevard and arrested one suspect on suspicion of kidnapping. they also found s

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let's check in with nbc bay area's marianne favro so out there where fans are celebrating. >> these niner fans are ecstatic. what a game, they are soaked but satisfied. >> for niners fans the weight and nailbiting is over. everybody streamed out of levi stadium knowing their team is one step closer to the super bowl and tonight's roller coaster ride of emotions is finally over. the hard part was staying dry the whole game. some 70,000 fans filled levi stadium and most were wearing the same fashion statement, a plastic poncho. in fact, the ponchos of the top- selling souvenir tonight followed by knit caps as fans dealt with wind, rain and chilly temperatures. >> it is too cold. >> daniel martino said he straight. -- >> some fans opted to watch the game inside to stay dry. others say the big win made them forget the rain. >> what is the risk without the reward, right? spee01 and now the 49er fateful are focusing on hopefully watching their team play at a dryer venue, perhaps vegas. >> i think they are going all the way to the super bowl and they will win. >> i levi stadium, marianne favro,

2nd part of our investigation. 101 east exposes those, allegedly, behind the atrocities. recently marianne, joly, for mil to 0, living thousands of kilometers away from me. for later victims we tracked down one of them here in australia recently me. 6 6 6 6 silly brings you by the south korean government as a refuge to the homeless. the high moves of the new tories brothers own, consumed to test, read and criminality. operating during the 19 seventy's and ninety's under a government policy to read the streets, the vagrant. similar people it took in the more money it would proceed accused by survivors of keeping up an illegal confinement at the pinnacle of the brothers home was a church here, its head, foam, and military men, pumpkin couldn't help. so cool people's trials with those who tried to escape when most loosely beach and one of them was li chase shake. and also the other call to the local as an apology type of where do i tell you got turned in on for me for this, for a code for what was the destiny of the 900. and if i'm wrong, i know it was someone got down, so i've got some catas

marianne favro spent the day covering the vice president. we saw the protesters outside the event and heard those disruptions inside as well. >> reporter: yeah. there were actually four major disruptions inside that auditorium all at different times throughout her talk. people would stand up and start chanting about the death toll in the middle east and also asking for a cease-fire in gaza. and then they were so loud, and then finally people would come in. security would come in, escort those people off. you can see they had banners and they were waving flags as well. about ten minutes later, another group of people in another section of the auditorium would stand up, and then once again security would escort them off. i did check. none of those people face any criminal complaints because of that. they were just led off and outside of the venue. >> just to be clear, this was about abortion and women's rights, reproductive rights, not about any overseas policy, correct? >> absolutely. and the vice president just remained calm when this was ha

banking on support from independent voters like michelle wilson back at marianne's diner who voted forou can't bring yourself to vote for trump. you're not going to vote for biden. therefore you're left with nikki haley. i don't so much say i'm left with haley. >> as much as i feel that she's going to be a better candidate to put my eggs in the basket, i gave biden a shot. trump had his shot and neither one of them left me feeling in any way, shape or form, compelled. klein joins us now. >> abc news political director here at the big wall. you've been here all night, rick, what happened? nikki haley promised that she would keep this close because of independent voters. >> yeah, well, we saw big turnout. we saw big numbers. but we also saw a trump romp. and it is interesting because on one level, you can look at this and say, nikki haley kind of actually delivered on the big promise. this is the number of independent voters who took part in the republican primary, as they're allowed to do in new hampshire. that's a record number, 46. that's almost half of republican voters that actually

marianne rafferty is live with that story tonight. maryanne, good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace, a judge in maine is now deferring a decision on whether president trump can remain on the state's ballot until the supreme court has a chance to weigh in. the move comes after maine's democratic secretary of state, schenn a bello said trump was disqualified under the 14th amendment where she alone made the decision that he engaged in invehicles. the supreme court is planning to review a similar decision made by colorado supreme court on february 8th. colorado's secretary of state general a griswold has asked the court for a quick decision. that state's republican primary is march 5th. meantime, on the campaign trail, president trump says corrupt forces have been fighting him every step of the way. take a listen. >> they are fighting every step of the way on everything now breaking every rule and shattering every norm in a lawless attempt to keep us from defeating them at the ballot box. >> reporter: according to the judge's orde

me, goodbye , love me always and make me suffer even more torment, your poor mariana, your poor mariannerything i have done for you, against all the rules, i pray to god that all my strength will be directed. to love selflessly all my life, since i began to love you, no damn thing, alcafarada, it would be too much happiness for me. if we spent our lives together, but since it was necessary for a cruel separation to come between us, i should, it seems to me, be proud of my fidelity. hello, evgeniy nikolaevich, hello, i'm so sorry, terrible traffic jams. simykina, petrova, the chicken, golovin and the company are ready, start. you captivated me with your persistence, you charmed me with your courtesy, you gave me confidence with his vows, why do you treat the heart of your poor marianne, who belongs to you, so harshly? so nothing is happening , i have gastritis, you know, but you don’t understand that you set me up, something happened, nothing happened, thank god, koschey was friendly, so... well, i’m sorry, say the same rear, what kind of rear do i have, so the back of my head, like you a

. >> hi marianne. >> yes, sir.w hampshire. >> thank you. >> i was born here and i ran for mayor, i was a victim of the d.c. party, i'm not going to explain that explain. >> i know w talking about, you were a victim of the machine. >> yes, it wasn't that serious, i've been around for a while and surprised a it was as nasty as it was. >> that's why i say the ccpdnc and more deeply i'm a friend i like you on a personal level. >> thank you. >>, but we're here talking polill we're a constitutional republic. >> well torques -- well to say we're a republic and a constitutional democracy is like saying we're window and. >> the word democracy didn't appear in the constitution. >> it doesn't use the blue it doesn't exist. >> i wish the media didn't get on the red and blue thing, they divide and conquer, i'm a registered independent and been independent all my life and think we should get rid of both parties. i don't think the democrat party is not any better than the republican party and advice versa. one of the things i wan

i would like to talk about marianne williamson, she gets no attention from the media, her propositionsnes we should be thinking about and i think her courage and tenacity in a time when we need competition should be celebrated by everybody here. [cheering and applause] you know what? i want to celebrate nikki haley tonight for the tenacity she has to stay in this race and still try to take that man down because i think we need to. i think having her in the race and me in the race could be the most important decisions for both of us in our lifetimes. this country deserves options, it should not have coronations and i know the exhausted majority of this country, center-right and centerleft americans would much rather see a nikki haley and dean phillips matchup this november and we will try to get that done. [cheering and applause] so, i did this because i know we can do better. i did this because i'm sick of the dysfunction. i did this because i am sick of the corruption. i did this because my father died in vietnam. a million americans have died for us and it is a least we could do to e

now, marianne, terry never remarried. she continued to, receiveer pension until her death in march of 1929. now, while hers was sort an average experience for some, the procs of just applying for a pension at this most painful moment in your life because of what happened to your husband, a battlefield hundreds, if not thousands of miles away. it took much longer. so i want to look at some of these obstacles. one of the individuals, one of the widows who suffered a pretty significant obstacle was hannah wilke back. so hannah willowbank, a native of sussex county, a formerly woman whose husband, absalom wilbanks, served in the 32nd united states colored. he died on december 12th, 1864, from wounds that he receiv at the of honey hill in south. now, some of you might be sitting there thinking that as you have a case of two formerly enslaved people fighting for a claim, maybe the most difficult task is proving. and for a lot of individuals who are in this situation and it is difficult because they're not receiving a marriage l

good to have you both with us, and marianne let me start with you.ut in an industry leading efforts to make sure this doesn't go on, but any of those lawmakers in that room, the families of those who have been exposed to this sort of contact were not happy with what they heard, they said you've had time to deal with this and you're simply profit first. and they're right. what's so disingenuous about mark zuckerberg's apology, he literally recited his talking points that he'd been giving throughout that entire hearing to the very families who lost their children because of his platform and others. and we've seen this time and time again, income the of these social media platforms, they sit before a us senator house committee, they take a beating, and yet nothing changes. and that's the real problem here. and in fact, add to it, tiktok is considered a national security threat. and social media has existed for 28 years. the last one on this i would say, while there are few if any regulations to hold these companies accountable, the us senate has not don

yesterday, marianne williamson came in. you just kind of ever now.be here to find out. >> peoplere trying to eat. haley when said that some people went and talked with other people. they want to ask them a question. we do it well here in new hampshire. >> do they just meet and greet? do they order food? >> president reagan -- president trump came and we actuallyer burger. we actually have a lineup of things since coming here. i got real>> they are named plaques people there. what does it take for people to get on the bar or table? course you will see senator scott is on there. nicky haley, president trump president biden. for in the central stuffer candidates. have important ist for the voters meeting them? we taken very seriously. we are asking the tough questions. think we do it well. >> how does this year ared to a previous article with candidates? are you seeing more interaction? ly started earlier. we thought it was really early and then president trump came in april. as different this time. r othes been business as usual. diner fingers. he real

marianne favro spoke with the girls' family. >> reporter: the 7-year-old who was killed was a second grader here at jackson academy of math and music in morgan hill. on tuesday, grief krounl counselors will be available. sadly. both girls were killed in a vehicle accident on highway 152 east of gilroy friday. the chp is investigating the crash which involved a tesla passing a truck and then later hitting the family van. john farrow says he worries about his own kids driving that stretch of highway. >> people get impatient. and there are some places there that you shouldn't pass, and i've seen people pass. yeah, just people in a hurry. you know. sad. >> reporter: alissa ornelas was a second grader. in a statement, the principal said we all devastated fwhi by this tragic news. i will be speaking with the class on tuesday morning. and grief counselors will be on site for students and staff. relatives say alissa loved soccer and valentina loved dancing and gymnastics. now they're in shock. they won't get to see the vibrant girls grow up. a go fund me account has been set up to help the f

. >> welcome to fox news live, marianne rafferty in los angeles and all eyes on nikki haley and presidentuments ahead of the g.o.p. primary. the g.o.p. ramping up attacks on each other over the weekend. no polling suggests the races trumps to lose. he is currently leading haley 15-20 points but haley has seen an uptick in support as the field of candidates dwindles. two navy seals off the coast of somalia earlier this month are presumed dead. it happened while they were attempting to board a ship in rough waters to search for a rainy and weapons. officials say one was knocked in the water and the other drove in to help and attend a search and rescue aimed at locating them has shifted to a recovery phase. i am marianne rafferty and now back to "life, liberty, and levin." ♪ ♪ >> mark: welcome back from america. senator tom cotton a two-part an question, number one, how does administration conduct foreign policy which i would call rogue foreign policy without invitingo other elected branch of government tveo participate? we are not talking about commander-in-chiefe no responsibilities here.

marianne williamson has been campaigning. dean phillips as well.den is considered the front runner in democratic primary, but he isn't on the new hampshire ballot because the state's day■u runs afoul of the democratic national committee's own primary rules. rtsmouth where ronna wass in at a house party encouraging democrats to write in the president's name this ye.>> thee is someone who has dedicatederve and the belief in democracy. president biden didn't start out by making a ton of money and he didn't start out by becoming famous or a talkshow host ora media celebrity. he started out running for the city council. and then he served in the senate for 36 years. didn't make any money. public service. and then he became vice president and could have retired , could have done anything. but he saw the threat the donald tr posed and he came and said, i'm going to come and serve the country again. and i'm going to run for president because i believe in america. and he's willing to do it again. >> the dnc has called this primary meaningless. president bid

i marianne rafferty, now back to sunday night in america. ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday nightu can make aeric compelling argument joe biden would not be the president if it were not for jim clyburn. biden waand s struggling early 6 and mr. clyburn endorsed himlina with overwhelming victory in a south carolina and propelled biden to the nomination anhe gd ultimately victory in the general election in november.re fast-forward to today today,g pe biden reelection bid with young people, hispanic, and black andc hammering among all three voting constituencies. i will be at, perhaps.di tim scott knows how to get elected in south carolina and he's done it many times andd remains incredibly popular in this statehe. he joins us now. senator, just because a groupup doesn't like biden does not mean that group is going to vote republican, i don't think.re people who are upset about bidei support of israel are not likely to go vote for the g.o.p. candidate for president, i don't think, are they? >> trey, you make a young point. no doubt young americans arese more likely to be sympathetic t

marianne favro takes us to levi stadium. >> reporter: these niners fans are ecstatic. what a game. they are soaked but sat feed. the wait and the nail biting is over. they streamed out of levi stadium knowing their team is one step closer to the super bowl. >> i'm nervous, but we pulled it out in the end. stayed faithful the whole time. >> reporter: the hard part, staying dry. some 70,000 fans filled levi stadium and most were wearing the same fashion statement -- a plastic poncho. in fact, they were the top selling souvenir, as fans dealt with wind, rain, and chilly temps. >> it's too cold out here. >> reporter: daniel said he stayed dry. >> the poncho, jacket, jerseys. >> reporter: some fans opted to watch inside to stay dry, while others say the big win made them forget the rain. >> what's the risk without the reward, right? just to come out here and enjoy the game, i get wet and we win, right. >> reporter: now the faithful are focused on watching their team hopefully play at a dryer venue. perhaps vegas. >> i think they're going all the way to the super bowl and will win. >> re

we kick off a coverage from levis and marianne. you were there with the fans to bring this come from behind when -- win. >> reporter: there was a lot of celebrating going on at levi stadium tonight. the big cleanup job is underway but niners fans really went through an emotional roller coaster today. from being excited during tailgating, to feeling dread when the team was so far behind, to elation, when the team clenched the championship. and now, some fans are already planning to head to vegas to watch the niners play in the super bowl. >> reporter: levi stadium erupted as the niners pulled off and unbelievable comeback to beat the detroit lions. for the 49er faithful, getting here was nerve-racking. janel garcia said she was so worried the team would lose, she relied on her winning ritual to help. >> i hold my phone and this and and i go like this on this hand and i hold it like that the whole rest of the game and we did it. we came back. >> reporter: dan is convinced that playing at home helped the niners turn the game around. f

marianne favro kicks us off coverage. >> reporter: more than 70,000 football fans will descend on levi stadium later today. most of those fans are convinced that their team will win and head to the super bowl. last night, there was a lot of pregame celebracelebrating. >> let's get started. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: lights, lasers, and a smoke machine, all part of a neighborhood show in redwood city dedicated to the num. russ and his wife produced the tribute to the team as an ex-tension of their lol daylight show. >> we have lasers, red, white, all colors of light that light up in the hospital, over here in the park. >> reporter: the show got 49ers fans fired up for the big game and motivated kids to bust a move, incluing 6-year-old evalyn webster. her favorite part? >> the songs that are in 49ers style. >> reporter: len willie has been a fan since he was 5. he just flew into san jose from delaware. >> i've probably spent $2300 already, and i just got here. so i'm probably going to spend a lot more this weekend. >> reporter: detroit fans also shelled out big bucks to see the nfc championship ga

dean phillips, the congressman from maryland -- from minnesota marianne williamson, those are the topwo candidates. hoeects wre goi tr at c-splet's go now to -- guest: kimberly. host: go ahead. guest: it is interesting you brought up ro khanna.he has been here in support of president biden and that has thinking, maybe in 2028 he has got a pause for a national run. ro khanna is a one of four or five known democratic politicians that are in the state this weekend, doing what he is doing, part of this right in process trying to get democrats to the polls on tuesday to write in joe biden's name. interesting to see what is going on right now. host: michelle in birmingham, alabama on our republican line. go ahead, michelle. we have lost michelle. let's go to jennifer, who is in new hampshire and is an independent. go ahead, jennifer. caller: i just wanted to make a statemthe statement is, i do not like that our state is not -- that we change parties for the primaries. i do not like that. i was wondering why we do that. i do not think it is right. if it is a fair fight like stacey abrams alw

marianne williamson placed third with about 5%. you can see our interview with her at democracynow.org. we will have more on the primary, going to new hampshire, after headlines. israel has killed at least 210 palestinians in gaza over the past 24 hours as it intensifies its bombardment of the city of khan younis. israel has issued new evacuation orders to over 500,000 palestinians in khan younis where many had sought refuge from israel's attacks in the northern gaza strip. on tuesday, at least six palestinians died when a missile hit one of the u.n.'s largest shelters in khan younis. the british news outlet itv has filmed israeli forces fatally shooting a palestinian man in gaza shortly after he gave an interview about trying to help others evacuate to a safe area. the shocking footage showd ramzi abu sahloul was shot as he stood with other men carrying a white , one flag. this is part of itv's report. >> the israeli's came to us and told us to evacuate but they did not let my brother out. we wanted to try to get them, god willing

polls say he could get close to 20% and then marianne williamson, a well-known author and motivationalspeaker, she is running again and has been in new hampshire a lot. there are a couple things about the delayed results. they train the voting folks every year to keep them fresh on the rules and processes. their guide is if you get done with the republican votes and everything is clean and you have reconciled it but you are still hand counting democratic ballots because they have right in and it is going to be another hour or two, go ahead if you have permission to release them. i would expect to see mixed results. large urban precincts in manchester releasing republican results maybe at 9:00 but not releasing democrat results until 10:00 or 11:00. some people will go, what is going on? is the nature of one set of ballots, very easy to count for the machine. another, you have to look and there are other things going on. a former candidate for governor here has organized a group of people. they want progressives to write in cease fire on the ballot to protest israel's war with hamas and

we kick off a coverage from levis and marianne. you were there with the fans to bring this come from behind when -- win. >> reporter: there was a lot of celebrating going on at behind, super bowl. >> reporter: levi stadium erupted as the niners pulled off and unbelievable comeback to beat the detroit lions. for the 49er faithful, getting here was nerve-racking. janel garcia said she was so worried the team would lose, she relied on her winning ritual to help. >> i hold my phone and this and and i go like this on this hand and i hold it like that the whole rest of the game and we did it. we came back. >> reporter: dan is convinced that playing at home helped the niners turn the game around. flock of course i was nervous. but when you are at home, you have 70+ thousand people rooting for you. you believe in yourself. >> reporter: after clinching the victory, niners fans took photos, screamed, and celebrated. slot this is exciting. >> reporter: unlike detroit lions fans. >> we are set, of course but we are excited we made it this far.

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