hillary o'brien is frustrated and disappointed that thieves targeted her oakland dispensary it. he'll cannabis for a second time early saturday morning o'brien says the suspect seen in this surveillance video broke in using a stolen chevy truck in backed into the storefront just like they did the first time around in february. taylor have my bottom penny. that is the same however, this time didn't go as planned. thanks to new security measures inside the store. all of that effort and risk that they took with for nothing. and we opened almost am iran time. anyway. o'brien says lessons learned from the first break in help them fix the storefront in reopened the same day while the thieves did in the gulf with product like last time seen in this surveillance video from february. she says they caused about $70,000 in damages once again, a huge hit to the business. don't think that they're they're stealing from leaving their ceiling time. >> it's it's it's a says the community. there's no nurses, no rich people about the money. one like this. there's there's 20 folks keeping dream ali

live tim o'brien's notion of the story truth i been picking backing off of that idea.hen you are playing withf fiction and nonfiction your talk about the rigidness of nonfiction. i'm an english teacher talk to my studentsbo about memoirs and the burden of truth and telling the truth when you tell a story. versus tim o'brien's notion of story is true which is i feel i'm getting at something more real in my ability to tell a story and my ability to create fiction. triedd to search for a question for in terms of teaching how valuable is the truth? and i guess compared to tim o'brien the story truth you find the best and telling true war stories as tim o'brien does. >> it's been a minute since i read that section but i remember it pretty well. there is a sort of -- one thing but were stories in particular and he discusses it's all very trajectory based. one thing we teach and nonfiction as you tend to look at the subject a number of different lenses. during investigative work have economical and she looked three of a policy lens. is somewhat similar it's somewhat personal.

hillary o'brien is frustrated and disappointed that thieves targeted her oakland dispensary it. he'll cannabis for a second time early saturday morning. >> o'brien says the suspect seen in this surveillance video broke in using a stolen chevy truck in backed into the storefront just like they did the first time around in february. taylor have my bottom penny. that is the same however, this time didn't go as planned. thanks to new security measures inside the store. all of that effort and risk that they took. for nothing. >> and we opened almost am iran time. anyway. o'brien says lessons learned from the first break in help them fix the storefront in reopened the same day while the thieves did in the gulf with product like last time seen in this surveillance video from february. >> she says they caused about $70,000 in damages once again, a huge hit to the business. don't think that they're they're stealing from leaving their ceiling time. >> it's it's it's says the community. there's no nurses, no rich people about the money. one like this. there's there's 20 folks keeping dream

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as tim o'brien does yes. wow. yeah, it's been a minutes. i've read that section, but i remember very well, you know, i remember pretty well and and there is a sort of one of the things about war stories in particular. i think he discusses is that it's it's all very trajectory based. it's it's like you have an one thing they teach a nonfiction is like you tend to look at a subject to a number of different lenses either. you know, let's say you're doing an investigative work. you have an economic ones. you'll look through it. you look to a policy lens and more stories are somewhere but they're it's it's personal. it's i was we were in an event and now there are and there's a squad of seven guys. well now there are seven different interpretations of that event and the aggregate of that creates probably the most accurate one, but it's also the most money. you know it sort of strange how works. and so i think he's was kind of getting at that a little bit. i think that if like you mentioned your teacher. i think that what i i would love to do is

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hillary o'brien is frustrated and disappointed that thieves targeted her oakland dispensary it. he'll cannabis for a second time early saturday morning o'brien says the suspect seen in this surveillance video broke in using a stolen chevy truck in backed into the storefront just like they did the first time around in february. taylor have my bottom penny. that is the same however, this time didn't go as planned. thanks to new security measures inside the store. all of that effort and risk that they took. for nothing. and we opened almost am iran time. anyway. o'brien says lessons learned from the first break in help them fix the storefront in reopened the same day while the thieves did in the gulf with product like last time seen in this surveillance video from february. she says they caused about $70,000 in damages once again, a huge hit to the business. don't think that they're they're stealing from leaving their ceiling time. >> it's it's it's a says the community. there's no nurses, no rich people about the money. one like this. there's there's 20 folks keeping dream alive o

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hillary o'brien is frustrated and disappointed that thieves targeted her oakland dispensary, ivy hill a second time early saturday morning o'brien says the suspect seen in this surveillance video broke in using a stolen chevy truck in backed into the storefront just like they did the first time around in february. taylor have my bottom penny. that is the same however, this time didn't go as planned. thanks to new security measures inside the store. all of that effort and risk that they took. for nothing. and we opened almost am iran time. anyway. o'brien says lessons learned from the first break in help them fix the storefront in reopened the same day while the thieves did in the gulf with product like last time seen in this surveillance video from february. she says they caused about $70,000 in damages once again, a huge hit to the business. don't think that they're they're stealing from leaving their ceiling time. >> it's it's it's a says the community. there's no nurses, no rich people about the money. one like this. there's there's 20 folks keeping dream alive on a hope and a pray

do you find that is telling true war stories as tim o'brien does.x it's been amended since i read that section but i remember it very well. one of things about war stories in particular it's very trajectory based. they teach and nonfiction you tend to look at isr. subject through different lenses you doo investigative work or stores are somewhat similar but it is personal. we were in an event of a squad of seven guys for another seven different interpretations of that event. the aggregate the most muddy. that sort of strange how that works. he was kind of getting about a little bit. you mentioned you are a teacher, i think what i would love to do but those works in dialogue with each other. partly control run up against another war story not even assert war stories, and if that does not apply elsewhere. he complied to a lot of different things. narrative truth is thes thing. but in the sink in dialogue with billionaires interestingtu explanation. is it a pieces we talk about it was kind of getting at the story truth but he was invested you have not

hillary o'brien is frustrated and disappointed that thieves targeted her oakland dispensary it. he'll cannabis for a second time early saturday morning. >> o'brien says the suspect seen in this surveillance video broke in using a stolen chevy truck in backed into the storefront just like they did the first time around in february. taylor have my bottom penny. that is the same however, this time didn't go as planned. thanks to new security measures inside the store. all of that effort and risk that they took. was there nothing. >> and we opened almost am iran time. anyway. o'brien says lessons learned from the first break in help them fix the storefront in reopened the same day while the thieves did in the gulf with product like last time seen in this surveillance video from february. >> she says they caused about $70,000 in damages once again, a huge hit to the business. don't think that they're they're stealing from leaving their ceiling time. >> it's it's it's a says the community. there's no nurses, no rich people about the money. one like this. there's there's 20 folks keepi

donald trump reported by suing defamation tim o'brien a year later and that's how we got to see what it's like when donald trump testifies under oath. quoting from the transcript, attorney. mr. trump, have you always been completely truthfulal in your public statements about your net worth of properties. trump, i try. attorney, have you ever not been truthful? trump, my net worth fluctuates, and itt goes up and downed wit markets and with attitudes and with feelings even, my own feelings, but i try. attorney, let me just that a little. you said your net worth goes up and down based upon your own feelings? trump, yes, even my own feelings, as to where the world is, where the world is going, and hais can change rapidly fro day to day. attorney general, when you publicly state a net worth number, what do you base that number on? trump, i would say it's my general attitude at the time that the question may be asked, and as i say, it varies. after trump gave his "my net worth is actually just vibes testimony," the judge unsurprisely threw out that defamationhr case and it turns t the law

. ♪ jane: i'm jane o'brien in washington in this is "bbc world news is, w's xtxplosiinter thai's prrnds -- suspended by the court as they consider whethe he stayed in power too long. >> ♪[children singing] ♪ jane: we are in india with children who cannot be sent back to me and mark -- myanmar. we look at the winners and losers -- losers in the states and what it means for u.s. elections in november. >> of all the polish towns destroyed in the holocaust, this is one of the few depicted in moving pictures. jane: the discovery of pre-world war ii jewish life has been turned -- footage of pre-world war ii jewish life has been turned into a documentary. ♪ welcome to "world news ameri," on pbs and around the globe. independence day and ukraine should be a cause for celebration, but instead the country is marking a grim milestone. it is exactly six months since the country was invaded by russia. president biden announced almost $3 billion in military aid. the largest package so far. president zelenskyy said his country will continue to fight and there is no indication that russia is prepare

you -- like conan o'brien. you ever get that? yeah. >> the conan o'brien look alik. as i turn back to you, after tag to sourdough sam i'm a little hungry. >> and he really brings the exct and the flavor of 49ers ball and and it's going to be so neat to see the fans. we are early now. they haven't quite been able toe in yet. to give you any kind ofn of how excited 49ers fans are for this season, so, die hard fans can go and watch the practices. they can see their favorite players and the new guys. normally those practices are about 80% full. this year ty are old out. >> over flowing. >> people are so excited. bring you all the action coming up tonight. i should say this afternoon, 4:00 for a special newscast. we will be live right here on the field to bring you all the excitement. >> wish sourdough could delivea for me. so cool out there. thank there. thank you. we will check back in with you throughout the afternoon. > >> time for first alert weatherd the game day forecast with darr. will sourdough be soggy or dry? >> it'll be dry. you couldn't have asked for a more

. ♪ jane: i'm jane o'brien in washington in this is "bbc world news america."billion military aid package for ukraine. no let up in the fighting as the country marks independence day and six months since the russian invasion. we report from the frontline. >> six months on, the question is, what's next for ukraine? [explosion] counteroffensive here in the south? jane: highlands prime minister -- thailand's prime minister suspends -- suspended by the court as they consider whethe he stayed in power too long. >> ♪[children singing] ♪ jane: we are in india with children who cannot be sent back to me and mark -- myanmar. we look at the winners and losers -- losers in the states and what it means for u.s. elections in november. >> of all the polish towns destroyed in the holocaust, this is one of the few depicted in moving pictures. jane: the discovery of pre-world war ii jewish life has been turned -- footage of pre-world war ii jewish life has been turned into a documentary. ♪ welcome to "world news america," on pbs and around the globe. independence day and ukrain

hillary o'brien is frustrated and disappointed that thieves targeted her oakland dispensary it.n says the suspect seen in this surveillance video broke in using a stolen chevy truck in backed into the storefront just like they did the first time around in february. taylor have my bottom penny. that is the same however, this time didn't go as planned. thanks to new security measures inside the store. all of that effort and risk that they took. was there nothing. >> and we opened almost am iran time. anyway. o'brien says lessons learned from the first break in help them fix the storefront in reopened the same day while the thieves didn't make off with product like last time seen in this surveillance video from february. >> she says they caused about $70,000 in damages once again, a huge hit to the business. don't think that they're they're stealing from leaving their ceiling time. >> it's it's it's a says the community. there's no nurses, no rich people about the money. one like this. there's there's 20 folks keeping dream alive on a hope and a prayer doing something we think is a

hillary o'brien is frustrated and disappointed that thieves targeted her oakland dispensary it.>> o'brien says the suspect seen in this surveillance video broke in using a stolen chevy truck in backed into the storefront just like they did the first time around in february. taylor have my bottom penny. that is the same however, this time didn't go as planned. thanks to new security measures inside the store. all of that effort and risk that they took. for nothing. >> and we opened almost am iran time. anyway. o'brien says lessons learned from the first break in help them fix the storefront in reopened the same day while the thieves didn't make off with product like last time seen in this surveillance video from february. >> she says they caused about $70,000 in damages once again, a huge hit to the business. don't think that they're they're stealing from leaving their ceiling time. >> it's it's it's a says the community. there's no nurses, no rich people about the money. one like this. there's there's 20 folks keeping dream alive on a hope and a prayer doing something we think i

donald trump reported by suing tim o'brien for defamation a year later, and that is how we got to see what it's like when donald trump testifies under oath. quoting from the transcript, attorney, mr. trump, have you always been completely truthful in your public statements about your net worth of properties? >> trump: i try. >> attorney: have you ever not been truthful? >> trump: my net worth blocked away, and it goes up and down with a market and with attitudes and with feelings, even in my own feelings, but i try. >> attorney: let me just understand that a little, you said your net worth goes up and down based upon your own feelings? >> trump: yes, even my own feelings, as to where the world is where the world is going, and that can change rapidly from day to day. >> attorney: when you publicly state a net worth number, what do you base that number on? >> trump: i would say it's my general attitude at the time that the question may be asked. and as i say, it varies. >> after trump gave his, my networth is actually just vibes, testimony. the judge surprisingly throughout the defamati

hillary o'brien is frustrated and disappointed that thieves targeted her oakland dispensary it.ng. >> o'brien says the suspect seen in this surveillance video broke in using a stolen chevy truck in backed into the storefront just like they did the first time around in february. taylor have my bottom penny. that is the same however, this time didn't go as planned. thanks to new security measures inside the store. all of that effort and risk that they took. was there nothing. >> and we opened almost am iran time. anyway. o'brien says lessons learned from the first break in help them fix the storefront in reopened the same day while the thieves did in the gulf with product like last time seen in this surveillance video from february. >> she says they caused about $70,000 in damages once again, a huge hit to the business. don't think that they're they're stealing from leaving their ceiling time. >> it's it's it's a says the community. there's no nurses, no rich people about the money. one like this. there's there's 20 folks keeping dream alive on a hope and a prayer doing something

. >> i'm jane o'brien in washington and this is bbc world news america.na threatens military drills near the coast of taiwan as tensions rise in the wake of nancy pelosi's vis, the most senior u.s. official to make the trip in decades. >>[cheering] >> in a major victory for pro-choice groups kansas votes to keep abortion services. the first grain ship to leave ukraine since russia's invasion passes through the bosporus on itway to lebanon. after concerned about declining numbers of elephants wheat report from botswana. >> in this region the elephants are increasing amidst divisions about how southern africa should manage its growing elephant population. >> welcome to world newsmerica on pbs and around the globe. china threatened to carry out live fire military drills off the coast of taiwan in retaliation for the visit by the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives. nancy pelosi said her overnight trip intended to show solidarity with the self ruled island and reflect a u.s. commitment to democracy. china views it as a major provocation and says it w

hillary o'brien is frustrated and disappointed that thieves targeted her oakland dispensary it.bis for a second time early saturday morning. >> o'brien says the suspect seen in this surveillance video broke in using a stolen chevy truck in backed into the storefront just like they did the first time around in february. taylor have my bottom penny. that is the same however, this time didn't go as planned. thanks to new security measures inside the store. all of that effort and risk that they took for nothing. >> and we opened almost am iran time. anyway. o'brien says lessons learned from the first break in help them fix the storefront in reopened the same day while the thieves didn't make off with product like last time seen in this surveillance video from february. >> she says they caused about $70,000 in damages once again, a huge hit to the business. don't think that they're they're stealing from leaving their ceiling time. >> it's it's it's a says the community. there's no nurses, no rich people about the money. one like this. there's there's 20 folks keeping dream alive on a

shannon o'brien, thank you very much for being with us on bbc news. all, what do we know as a result of seeing this warrant about what the fbi were looking for and was this a fishing expedition or did they have specific material in mind? t expedition or did they have specific material in mind?— material in mind? i don't believe this was a _ material in mind? i don't believe this was a fishing _ material in mind? i don't believe this was a fishing expedition. - material in mind? i don't believe this was a fishing expedition. i l this was a fishing expedition. i think they had a pretty good idea of at least some of the things for the national archives at the end of any presidency, they try to categorise and get together all the documents of the administration, everything that occurred during the presidency. so they are starting to put everything in order and they probably noticed certain things were missing. we know from some of the information that's come out that some of these things should never see the public eye. you and i, just anybody, a lot of t

voters we spoke to, like breanna and kyle o'brien, told us the stakes could not be higher. what do you think is at risk? >> i would say, first and foremost, it's not just about kansas women. this is going to be an example that's set throughout the whole u.s. >> reporter: for the o'briens, its personal. breanna had an abortion in june after learning their child would be born with rare and severe genetic conditions. >> every family has -- should have that right to decide what's best for their babies. >> reporter: democrats hope what happened in kansas will shape the midterm elections. >> the voters of kansas in a powerful signal that this fall the american people will vote to preserve and protect the right and refuse to let them be ripped away by politicians. >> reporter: but in washington, the republican senator from kansas roger marshall says, not so fast. he admits he was stunned by the results in his state. >> i was absolutely surprised and i have no explanation. and again, it was just a gut punch. that's all i can tell you. >> reporter: but marshall tells us voters will

think of tim o'brien things i carried and' close quarters and the rumor of war, field of fire these areall books i saw coming out as a kid. much of that literature pushed me towardsic the military which should be a a bit flawed but yet was incredibly common. much of it is considered to be antiwar and has motivated more people to fight in the war rather than steal people away. people have really engaged in thein subject as it becomes interested as a profession. i want that for myself. an outgrowth k of that war that got me the most is the ones that lauded this inevitability, sort of understanding the motivations. f the classics the short timers the fascination they had with war directly or indirectly the relatively unknown in the mid 60s to report on vietnam to the magazine when asked in the npr interview in 1990 why he went to vietnam he stated this is tough to break down but it has to do with a certain kind of passage. most folks kind of know this is an old motivation but kind of an honest one. but as said one that is hard to describe has to be almost renderedxp in abstract. it's the k

i'm jane o'brien in washington, and this is bbc world news america. in defiance of chinese warnings, nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan. she is the most senior american official to visit the island in 25 years. one of the world's most wanted terrorists, al-qaeda chief ayman al—zawahiri, is killed in a us drone strike in afghanistan. the house that was targeted in the drone strike is just a few minutes away. but the taliban aren't allowing anyone to fill nearby, insisting there's nothing to see — one even pointing his gun threateningly towards us. shrinking glacier streams in the himalayas are creating a worsening water crisis in the region. we have a special report. and the cost of living squeeze is crippling new york renters, with average manhattan prices surging above $5,000 a month. welcome to world news america, on pbs and around the globe. after days of speculation, the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan — sparking fury from china. mrs pelosi is the highest ranking us official to visit the island since

and tim o'brien, senior executive editor of bloomberg opinion and author of trump nation. he is also an msnbc political analyst. and daniel goldman, now that you've had 24 hours to take it all in and taken various news reports indicating that the search warrant was focused on possible possession, illegal possession of classified material and other presidential documents and mar-a-lago, what is your assessment of where this investigation stands now? >> well lawrence, let me start where you ended off which is the whole point was the safe, or at least it's a significant part of it is the safe. what i suspect happened is that conversations broke down between trump's lawyers and the department of justice or perhaps more likely the department of justice realized that donald trump was not being forthcoming with all of the documents that he had. my suspicion is there is a witness who is cooperating with the department of justice who provided very specific information that donald trump was not giving over everything that he had and that he very likely may have had additional classi

andrew weissmann is back with, us and joining us is tim o'brien, his senior executive editor for bloomberg and author of trump nation. he is an msnbc political analyst. andrew, let me begin with you, and one of the mistakes that has quickly floated out there about, this and the fact that the new york times fulford in their report, and that is the notion that andrew -- that weisselberg has reached an agreement with prosecutors, that he will tell the truth about the trump organization, and that is, it nothing, more he will not testify one word against donald trump. as if that is within weisselberg's power, to not honestly answer questions about donald trump. clarify this for us, please. >> yes, i think the times got that a little bit wrong. i think what is true is that allen weisselberg is not required to give the government information about facts unrelated to the current indictment against him and against the trump organization. but he is required to testify truthfully, if called as a witness, of the trump organization trial, scheduled for october 24th. and that date is highly unlikely to

o'brien, professor of strategic studies at the university of st andrews in scotland.r of how the war was one, here, see, power and allied victory in world war ii. and is david rothkopf joining us, foreign affairs analyst and columnist for usa today and the daily beast. david, let me begin with you and where you think things stand in ukraine at this six month point in this war of survival that ukraine is fighting against russia. >> a few things. first, we were not supposed to get here. this was supposed to be over in three days. that did not happen. in fact, putin has demonstrated that he he's a bad military leader, a bad national leader, and russia has blundered at every turn. the u.s. estimate is a loss of 70 to 80,000 troops to be killed or injured, 4000 armored vehicles, while russia holds about 20% of ukraine, the reality is that there are a number of signs that suggest that ukrainians are gaining strength, thanks to western, particularly u.s. support, and i think now in the next two months we are going to have a look and see if they can launch a successfully unin

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zoe o'brien, bbc news. stormed a hotel in the capital mogadishu yesterday. locals people have been reporting gunfire, explosions and smoke billowing from the roof of the hayat hotel. security officials say al—shabaab militants are holed up there with hostages. at least 12 people have been killed, while dozens more, including many children, were rescued. the authorities in mexico have arrested the man who was serving as attorney—general when one of the country's worst human rights atrocities took place. jesus murillo is accused of forced disappearance, torture, and obstruction ofjustice, in relation to the case of 43 student teachers who went missing eight years ago. tim allman has this report. even in a country steeped in violence, this was a crime that shocked the nation. dozens of young men heading to a demonstration in mexico city simply vanished. all that was ever found was a few bone fragments from three of the student teachers. now the man who was, at one point, ultimately responsible for the investig

zoe o'brien, bbc news.ved in mafia warfare. when a rugby club in sicily became a target for organised criminals, the players found unlikely allies — hundreds of miles away in bolton. richard askam has the story. divided by 2,000 miles, but very much united by a common cause — to keep a rugby club threatened by organised crime afloat. what they does there, it's unbelievable. unbelievable, amazing. they try to help kids they take off the street and they give them an opportunity with sport. briganti is a rugby club from a poor district in sicily�*s second biggest city, and it has been successful in turning youngsters away from crime and out of the hands of the local mafia, who many believe have tried to shut the club down. the clubhouse was burnt down and a minibus set on fire. this was impossible like one year ago, one year and a half ago. so we know that if we work together, we can reach important goal. bolton rugby club heard about briganti's plight and as well as offering to buy a new bus, raised money to

zoe o'brien, bbc news. who was serving as attorney—general when one of the country's worst human rights atrocities took place. jesus murillo is accused of forced disappearance, torture, and obstruction ofjustice in relation to the case of 43 student teachers who went missing eight years ago. tim allman has this report. even in a country steeped in violence, this was a crime that shocked the nation. dozens of young men heading to a demonstration in mexico city simply vanished. all that was ever found was a few bone fragments from three of the student teachers. now the man who was, at one point, ultimately responsible for the investigation into their disappearance has himself been arrested. jesus murillo, attorney general under the former president, enrique pena nieto, had already faced criticism for errors in an earlier inquiry. he had blamed police and the drugs cartel, but not the armed forces. now he faces charges including torture and obstruction ofjustice. this comes only a day after a new truth commiss

zoe o'brien, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello.sunshine. but in other spots, some blustery winds and some quite heavy thundery downpours, particularly along the line of a weather front. this narrow band of rain pushing out of southern scotland and northern ireland into the far north of england could be the odd flash of lightning, the odd rumble of thunder, some heavy thundery showers into northwest scotland. quite windy out there for many. highest temperatures across eastern england, up to 25, maybe 26 degrees. through this evening and tonight, this band of rain will sink its way south tending to break apart, but still the potential for the odd sharp shower in north wales, the north midlands. by the end of the night, more showers into north west scotland, dry elsewhere with lows between ten and 15 degrees. now, tomorrow across northern ireland, scotland, the far north of england, it should stay mostly sunny

zoe o'brien, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello.e and there, and showers are likely to continue across parts of scotland, although the winds will tend to ease. it has been a very blustery day here. perhaps a few showers elsewhere but on the whole, as i say, for most of us, it's a dry night. temperatures first thing around 10 degrees in aberdeen, 14 in liverpool and about that in london, as well. so, here's the forecast for sunday, then. it starts off quite sunny in many parts of the uk. lighter winds there in scotland, still a few showers but it will cloud over later in the afternoon. perhaps a little bit of rain there in northern and mid wales perhaps reaching the north—west later on in the day. highs up to about 25 degrees.

shery: emma o'brien with the latest on the pandemic.g up, the former australian scott minister -- prime minister scott morrison is said to find out if his appointments for five federal ministries broke the law. we will discuss with the university of canberra's michele gratton next. this is bloomberg. haidi: we have more earnings crossing bloomberg. star entertainment reporting results given a difficult situation for the gaining environment in australia with a number of inquiries happening across different states. star entertainment reporting capex $150 million. revenue trends from the fourth quarter continue in the early first half of full year 2023. we are looking at full-year international vip rebate, 2.65%. star entertainment, the final dividends of those share, not issuing one. the net full-year normalized -- the normalized numbers coming through their as well. we are seeing a difficult operating environment with the full year net loss $198.6 million. it has been a really challenging year for a lot of gaining giants. when it comes t

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