was going on the offensive in the pacific. american advances in the pacific appeared to keep pace with allied progress in europe during this period after the normandy invasion. i will just show you this. you can see these are the list of operations. then we get into 1944 and 1945, and you can see the increase in the action that was taking place. unlike europe, however, individual victories did not result in the large scale surrender of japanese troops, or for that matter the organized surrenderer of japanese troops at all. there were a crew cracks. the closer the americans crew to the home islands, the more difficult the fighting became. by early 1945, the united states had reached the doorstep f japan. iwojima in the central pacific, and okinawa. and philippines, landing in that area, resulting in the liberation of manila on march 3rd of that year. one of the controversies that sued from these operations that took place, operations that were taking place in the philippines at the time, this is the 6th army area, and below hat

was going on the offensive in the pacific.merican advances appeared to keep pace with allied progress in europe during this period. after the normandy invasion. i will just show you this. these, you can see these are the lists of operations. you can see the increase and the action that was taking place. unlike europe, however, individual victories did not result in the large-scale surrender of japanese troops, or for that matter, the organized surrender of japanese troops, at all. there were a few practicing japanese resistance. the closer the americans got to the home islands, the more difficult the fighting became. by early 1945, the u.s. had reached the doorstep of japan. iwo jima in february, and then okinawa, then the philippines, landing then was resulting in the capture of -- or the liberation of manila in march 3 of that year. one of the controversies that ensued from these operations that took place, in the philippines at the time, this is the sixth army area and below the line is the eighth army. there has been ever

and pacific and grafton, along with me, can kiss that revenue goodbye.o business with one of my companies just because i own it. it's got to be good enough to win the business. ana: so this is my interpretation of simple greek. i kind of started the process with what reminds me of greece or greek restaurant. so i just went through so many inspiration images that kind of inspired me to design the furniture. and i really call these "mood boards." i feel like this puts you in the mood like, when you walk into a space, what's the mood? the table, what i designed was in a powder coated metal, and again, bringing in those colors, the blue, the green, and it has a bar top finish. lemonis: and that's cool, that's different. ana: and then for the chair, i wanted to bring in the logo of the simple greek and then the texture pattern fabric on the seat, and it's all laser-cut, and then finished in a green powder coat to have that olive color. and then for the bar stool, i decided to kind of powder coat it in the blue, just to be able to have like that contrast color

i think of all the countries in the asia pacific or the indo-pacific concept itself has most overlap, it's really between india and japan. you hear the prime ministers speak in terms of connectivity. you hear them talk about an indo-pacific vision that doesn't stop at india, but, in fact, extends all the way over to the east coast of africa. they focus very much on the maritime dimension, of course, and their military cooperation deepens every year and 2018 was no exception. i think it's also worth noting, we just had a national defense program guideline announcement in tokyo. and here i would just simply say, perhaps, my new book, that i think that tokyo is doubling down its investment in hard power. i wouldn't see or read mr. abe's diplomacy as simply diplomacy and a desire for cooperation, but as part of a larger strategic shift that japan has been making now for some years, but it is not unrelated to the u.s.-japan relationships nor to japan's own awareness and willingness to defend itself should its interests be threatened. so, coming here to washington i've been asked to be ligh

to resume the effort to remove trillions of pieces of plastic from the pacific ocean. (ken) divers off the coast of hawaii filmed an amazing encounter with what they believe was the legendary great white shark known as "deep blue." they actually swam with the massive predator -- getting up close and even touching it. deep blue - a 20-foot-long female - is more than 50 years old thought to be one of the largest great whites on earth. diver ocean ramsey says her team spotted it as it fed on a whale carcass.it brushed their boat, and it brushed carcass. fed on a whale carcass.it brushed their boat, and they touched it as it passed. ramsey says they went on to spend the entire day with deep blue until the sun went down. a new diet sparking interest ... because it is designed to serve you and helps mother earth at the same time .. details ahead. in the east bay ... a series of robberies at the fremont hub... a popular shopping center on argonaut way.... is leaving residents concerned . as kron four's terisa estacio reports the crimes happened mostly in broad daylight. lucia

(grant) slat estimates they are a few months away from re-launching into the pacific. he also says that he hopes eventually they'll have about 60 of these booms working in tandem to clean up the ocean. (pam) coming up next at 6:30: the federal government shutdown could have an effect on obamacare. we'll tell you how a key court case could be put on hold. (ken) we have an update on the college football national championship game... is it alabama or clemson on top?... and we go live to the game's venue... levi's stadium... to talk to some of the fans for both teams... mark carpenter is next with sports (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. (ken) the justice department is asking a federal judge in an obamacare case for an extension of a filing deadline..... because of the ongoing partial government shutdown. the latest filing is unlikely to substantially delay the case... (ken) as the battle over whether obamacare is legal... again makes its way to the u-s supreme court. (pam) washington correspondent alexandra limon reports, house democr

i think of all the countries of the asia pacific or the indo pacific has most overlapped, it is betweenindia and japan. you the prime minister speak in terms of connectivity. you hear them talk about indo pacific that doesn't stop india but extends all the way over to the east coast to africa, a focus very much on the military depot every year. 2018 was no exception. i think it is also worth noting that we just had a national program guideline announcement tokyo. and here i would just simply say perhaps presenting my new book, i think that tokyo is doubling down on its investment power. i wouldn't see or lead mr. abe's diplomacy is simply diplomacy and a desire for cooperation but a strategic shift that has been making out for some years. but it is not unrelated to the us-japan relationship nor to japan's awareness and willingness to defend itself should its interest be threatened. so let's come here to washington, it is in light and airy and funny but is kinda hard to do that. not only is it cold outside but yeah we are in a little bit of a moment where it is hard to be optimistic. so

second, pacification. as abrams staff called a focus on protecting the south vietnamese at the village level and perhaps more importantly, reestablishing the local political process. to thinkwould ask you about this for a moment. imagine being an outsider not understanding the local culture, not understanding the local language and being given the task of trying to establish a relationship tween the local population and the central government far from these people's homes. how do you do that? if i came into this room here tonight with a charge of my boss to establish some former relationship between you all here this evening in the central government and washington, d.c., how successful it be echo -- how successful what i be? and i don't speak your language and i'm from california so i don't understand what you people in new york city do. i'm from new jersey, so i actually do. third, diplomatic isolation of north vietnam, especially from the soviet union and communist china. think about this for a moment.

these guidelines will apply to the polk and pacific n.c. and pacific avenue n.c. districts. planning code section 723 and 726 contain the zoning controls for the polk street and pacific avenue commercial districts representively. in addition to familiarizing you with the polk pacific guidelines, the pearl of this hearing is to adopt the resolution for the planning code amendment as well as the adoption of the guidelines. we did not start from scratch. these are the guidelines that are already in existence in the urban design guidelines found in the commerce and industry element. they're the foundation of the special area design guidelines. in some cases, we've added to the brevity, clarity and usability. but the content remains the same. the guidelines were added to respond to the desienl of alleys and roof decks with input from community members. the guidelines were structured and formatted to be consistent with the recently adopted special area design guidelines and to also be more graphically accessible. they include a context statement that expresss a clear description o

cathay pacific has said it will orderfirst and cathay pacific has said it will order first and businessome lucky passengers a fraction of the price, which were mistakenly sold for about $675 return. prices on the same route injuly $675 return. prices on the same route in july and $675 return. prices on the same route injuly and september cost $16,000 per passenger. well, what dell might one of the biggest themes of 2018 was the #metoo movement. in business, women speaking out against harassment toppled ceos and in politics it helps for a wave of women elected in the mid—term polls. here in asia we often talk about a lack of female leaders, but new zealand is one country that has had three female prime minister is. the bbc‘s sharanjit leyl spoke with one of them and asked her whether she thinks gender issues will dominate the political agenda in the year ahead. it is very exciting to see the number of women elected to the house of representatives in the united states. this really was a very encouraging feature for those elections. but of course we are not there yet. as the continuing lev

and union pacific, which started the system, already late last year has seen results.d their number of locomotives and railroad cars according to the cfo, so they are really hoping that the new coo will be able to carry this out and push it forward as we go on. vonnie: thanks to kailey leinz. now for a bloomberg business flash, some of the biggest stories in the news right now. let's kick it off with a mark stone for japan's pharmaceutical, which has completed its purchase. it was the biggest announced acquisition in 2018 and transforms decatur into a top drugmaker with lucrative therapies for rare diseases. and a big footprint in the united states. toyota is making an unusual move for the leader in the cutthroat car business. they will use self driving technology cars to keep them from crashing and they say the system has the potential to save so many lives and it should be shared with any company that once it. we have seen other car companies do this in the past. pg&e hase has -- and been downgraded and set to be considering bankruptcy. they face billions in potentia

judge rules pge violated probation 0130195 inserta federal judge took pacific gas and electric to taskor their role in california wildfires wednesday indicating if they can't do a better job he will force them to do a better judge.judge william alsup said "there's a very clear-cut pattern here: that pg&e is starting these fires," "what do we do? does the judge just turn a blind eye and say, 'pg&e continue your business as usual. kill more people by starting more fires.'"sot mike danko/attorney for fire victims :38attorney mike danko who represents more than a thousand fire victims applauded the judge's comments and hopes he will follow it up with actionsot mike danko/attorney for fire victims the judge has also proposed having pacific gas and electric reinspect its entire electrical grid and remove or trim all trees that could fall onto its power lines in high-wind condition before the end of june. pacific gas and electric has said that's unrealistic but in statement said "we understand that pg&e must play a leading role in implementing change that will help further mitigate wildfire r

♪ of "asian pacific america." welcome to a special edition i'm robert handa, your host for our show heren nbc bay area and cozi tv. we have always prided ourselves in treating the artistic and cultural world with as much focus as the political and social issues we cover because it is a crucial part of the community, some would say the heart and soul. so, in that spirit, we present another program dedicated to artists in our asian-american and pacific islander communities. today, original songs by artists who performed on oushru. with that, here we go.edf b dropped on hiroshima. she was made famous for having folded over 1,000 paper cranes to fulfill an old japanese legend that would grant one wish to anyone who of the innocent victims of war,r and her story inspired an international movement of folding cranes for peace. for the first time since the show's premiere in 2014, the show has a brand new cast of 20 youth ages 7 to 17 from all around the bay area. after that performance, you will hear a guitar prodigy, wilson zhang. born in china, he has been playing classical guitar since he wa

there's a lot of discussion in washington and tokyo about what free and open indo pacific means. fundamentally, that concept is a framework that will facilitate more defense quiet between the u.s. and japan. and other like-minded countries and partners in the region. japan has a new defense strategy with three basic streams -- themes. alignedery much closely -- securityional 30 strategy unveiled by the trump administration. there's a good framework in place. what will we see in the coming year? i think there's a lot of dialogue on cooperation and new domain spaces. .e will see more exercises a big theme we are working on is alliance interoperability. the more interoperable we are as allies, the more effective the alliance will be. it's a very compelling signal throughout the region. potentially some friction on trade bilaterally which may be addressed in the upcoming panel. i think the sign of greatest momentum is on defense ties. >> that's a good segue to you, pat. the last panel, we talked a little bit about the quad and whether it would be focused on trade facilitation. a lot

of all the countries of the asia-pacific where the indo-pacific concept itself has most over lap is betweenia and japan. you hear the prime ministers speak in terms of connectivity. you hear them talk about the indo-pacific vision that extends all the way over to the east coast of africa. they focus very much on the maritime dimension of course and the military cooperation deepens every year. and 2018 was no exception. i think it's also worth noting we just in a national defense program guidelines announcement in tokyo. and here i would just simply say perhaps presaging my new book that i think tokyo is doubling down on the investment in hard power. i wouldn't see or read mr. abe's diplomacy as simply diplomacy and a desire for cooperation but as part of a larger strategic shift that japan has been making for some years. but it's not unrelated to the u.s.-japan relationship nor to jpen's awareness and willingness to defend itself should its interesting be threatened. let's come here to washington. i've been asked to be light and airy and funny. but it's hard to be that these days in d.c. no

and it is, that is going to strengthen security in the indo-pacific. so you actually have to pick the one that you think is most, is going to happen, and is going to be most important to strengthen security in the region. so let's see where we have. we have closer u.s.-japan defense ties in the lead. people aren't too optimistic about the reaffirmation of u.s. alliance commitments. yeah, we will talk more about the quad. nobody thinks china is pulling back on its activity. but, and we will talk more about the code of conduct in china, and the southeast asia discussions that are going on. so if everybody can register their vote, so it looks like closer u.s. japan defense ties is first. so nick, why don't you lead us off. is that the right choice? >> sure. absolutely. >> there we go. >> no, i think it reflects a lot of developments and security cooperation between the u.s. and japan, in recent months. just getting to the question, you know, boon to security in the indo-pacific, there is a lot of discussion in washington and tokyo about what free and open

a lot of discussion in the south pacific. the potential is some people would say there's no need to be concerned. in the click is only about 7% of you who think there is no reason to be concerned. we don't have any of our south asia experts up here. does anyone want to talk about what's going on? >> this is really interesting is it reflects the audience in which we belong. i can promise you if you asked this question in new zealand or australia you are going to get rapidly different figures. don't think there is any secret that china and pakistan have long held relationship. i don't think there's anything particularly new in that. i'm not convinced given the current operations that that is going to give them any great extra ability to operate considering operations in that region anyway. this, that is the interesting one. you are pushing out potentially the new areas for operation. pushing out further away from the chinese mainland. since very strategically between australia and new zealand and the united states. the pakistan

indo-pacific region. the simile team with the department of defense as part of the rim of the pacific 2018, the largest maritime exercise on the quote and we sent one of our flagships, national security cutter bertholf to purchase figure it was a terrific operation. currently we're in the operational planning phase for pushing and national security cutter into the indo-pacific theater in the coming calendar year. the coast guard will build maritime partner capabilities and capacity and were going to advance relationships in the western pacific. the polar region, for more than a century the coast guard has been the nation's primary maritime presence. both the arctic and antarctic cold vast resources, natural gas, oil, minerals, , fish stoc, freshwater reserves. dark water considerations at play. while we focus on creating peaceful and collaborative high latitude environments, and we respond to increase competition in the strategically important regions. both of our near-term competitors, china and russia,

here is 7 pm with the actual pacific front. as we go through tonight we will see a burst of heavy rain with the heaviest rain as well as the strongest wind at 8 pm. you can see that front pushing through. as we go through 10 pm it will push across the south bay when we will see the strongest wind and the damaging wind with that actual front moving across the bay area. the future cast rainfall amounts from 1 1/2 inches up to 3 inches of rain in the north bay. let's talk about the high wind alert and the wind advisory for the entire bay area. it will be gusting up to 50 miles an hour and up to 60 miles an hour in the hills and the coast with downed trees and power lines possible. the future cast for this afternoon and tonight, increasing wind. the purple colors indicate the gusting wind conditions gusting up to 40 to 60 miles an hour. again, we have possibility of isolated thunderstorms with this powerful pacific front with heavy rain, strong wind and a possibility of flash flooding. this will all get going this afternoon and ton

. >> reporter: heavy rains in southern california push debris and mud on to the pacific coast highway, where the woolsey fire burned nearly two months ago, trapping cars and even california highway patrol officers, who had to dig themselves out. >> it was crazy, there were places in the road where it had slid over, and it was really deep mud. >> reporter: this hillside came down, forcing drivers to abandon their cars in knee-deep mud, and prompting the closure of nearly 20 miles of the highway. further north, winds and high tide in the bay area flooded san francisco's popular embarcadero street. tourists stopped for what seemed like a good photo op. >> i heard that tree cracked, and saw big sparks coming out. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands were without power in the pacific northwest on sunday morning. after a wind storm knocked down trees and power lines across neighborhoods. >> the window in our bedroom that we were in, it just blew it out. >> reporter: seattle experienced wind gusts up to 60 miles-per- hour. reportedly, some of the strongest the city has had in ten years. crews

palisades park in santa monica offers abuse up and down the pacific coastline. the area was home to many hollywood elites including marion davies and william randolph hearst. we take you to the annenberg immunity to hear about california's gold coast era. the 1920's, the part of the santa monica beach that was north of the santa monica. was it referred to as the gold coast. it was called this because many movie stars and movie industry

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lots of energy coming from the pacific. and right now, it's moving more towards the pacific northwest and extreme northern california. but eventually, it will get here. rain and winds arrive saturday morning. if you have plans saturday morning, i would have a plan b, ready to go. that system looks good. again, we might have a late saturday. sunday night, monday. and tuesday night, wednesday will be the next in the series. and the rainfall is looking pretty good. but the system again, 45-mile- an-hour winds on saturday. probably a wind advisory. and it will be colder. snow level could get down to 4,000 feet. possibility of thunderstorms saturday evening as well. rainfall as well for this pattern. favors north of the golden gate. in fact, 4- to 5-inch amounts. you can see ukiah painted with 5 inches of rain. looks to be the focus of heaviest winds and rain. but still should detail. santa cruz today will be along gilroy, along with 60. everybody else in the 50s. it might be close for san jose, los gatos and also morgan hill. c

or the quad or the free and open indo-pacific strategy. i think it's probably fair to say the biggest effect, if you have some changes in these countries, is going to be that governance and foreign policy and economic policy are going to be more dysfunctional and less effective. do you think that's right? >> yeah, india -- i do think we may suffer if modi loses. he's been pressing the gas pedal pretty effectively. every single year we're concluding important new agreements that have solidified our military partnership or however you want to term it. i don't know that you're going to see a regression, but you may not see as much progress on a regular basis if congress comes to power. i think they're going want to to rebuild relations with a lot of neighbors. they tend to build ties with a lot of partners and such instead of making bets on individual countries. if we're at a bit of a standstill, meaning that, you know, the things we've got in motion, the types of security arrangements, the types of exercises, if those things, even if they co

but how do you measure democracy in the asia—pacific region jumping on measure democracy in the asia—pacificve categories that we look at. there are about 60 indicators that are quantified on a binary basis. the five categories that we look at the defined democracy, they basically involve looking at the election process, the functioning of the government, political participation, and it has been political participation that is the big story for asia, as for the world this year, sort of proving that actually, voters are not disengage in the democratic process. but are women now rising in power in these democracies? well, i think it isa these democracies? well, i think it is a mixed bag with women. of course, with many countries in asia, women have always been well represented, the philippines being one of them. japan has not moved in our ranking over the past year because there have been sort of concerted efforts to increase participation. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. coming up... the us and china extend their trad

ok so i guess in the context of asia pacific right now japan is by far and away the single biggest market is to forty percent of asia pacific that will change over the coming years as china's economy and china's stock market is really weighted by those in the providers and what we expect to see happening is that by twenty twenty three china will eclipse japan as the single biggest equity market in the region and that means that investors over here and elsewhere around the world who've traditionally seen asia pacific is divided into two categories japan has developed markets and asia x. japan china being the biggest of those extra per markets be morphed into one single asset class and that means in years to come we may look at asia pacific as china one single markets and then asia x. china as a separate market jim what does all of that mean to people like you and me and anyone watching what it means is that china has an economy is the second biggest in the world in this fifteen one five percent of the global economic output but in terms of stock market it's only three percent of the overal

in the indo pacific region and what he is doing there. but what about the other challenges in the world? if japan will step up and play a more assertive role these are important issues. is it interested, is it involved? >> i don't know if i have the expertise to fully answer your question. although japan is not a superpower, we would like to see ourselves as a country with a global scope interested in issues. i say we double down on the trump administration panel alliance. but at the same time, we are a strong supporter of past agreement. pp 11, jc po, although we are not a member of that, we strongly supported. so we are very interested in maintaining the global norms. but i'm sure the embassy won't like that i'm saying this. but i wasn't particularly in favor from japan withdrawing from the iw oc, international wedding commission. i don't think that was right, but there are some political reasons for that. and all the countries have those kind of issues. but putting that aside, i think we are very much interested in playing the role of

speaking now to asia pacific policy specialists good to good to have you on. plenty of people and i can understand why listening to those words describing what president xi is said as being threatening to taiwan or do you think they're threatening words. i can i understand where people are listening this is a threatening speech but i would not absolutely not consider this to be a threatening speech i think it's important to have context the speech was made on the fortieth anniversary of normalization of ties with the u.s. and the fortieth anniversary of a message to taiwan compatriots put out by the national people's congress in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine jan first that message was a message of peace frankly and it. opened the door to a more peaceful policy of peaceful reunification president xi was essentially restating the goal of peaceful unification but holding in his hand the potential that he would not rule out force in extreme conditions old timidly though you know he said we won't chinese won't fight chinese but it taiwan doesn't want to be

the bulk of the storm system is out here in the pacific. we'll see our first wave of wet weather hit us once we hit 7:00 in the morning on saturday. that's when it starts to get going for us. and that will continue into the afternoon. so right now the wettest day of the weekend looks to be on saturday. looking at a quarter to 3/4 of an inch of rainfall. i think the better of 3/4 of an inch would be the north bay. and that wind would pick up 15 to 40-mile-per-hour gusts. on sunday best chance of rain is in the morning. by the afternoon we should get some sunshine. so it's not a totally wet day on sunday right now. and then another round of rain next monday, tuesday, and wednesday, which could bring us an additional half inch to one inch. you've got the same rain forecast for the inland valleys and temperatures mainly right here in the 50s. we talked about that sierra snowpack. we're going to be covering it at nbc bay area.com tomorrow. and of course on tv we'll have that for you. this weekend about one to two of snow if you're headed there.

unfortunately, the pacific division was blown out by the central division earlier tonight..but there was no lack of smiling faces.. nats..fans fired up to see the best players in the nhl in the 2019 all star game..sharks faithful were swarming the sap center..sot: it's amazing my first one ever i didn't go to the one in la because i was like no can't do it ill wait till it comes here again..1997 was the last time the sharks and the city of san jose hosted the all star game.. mascots were making their way through the crowds..even posing for pictures with the littlest of rival fans..sot: the gift shops jam packed with people looking to get their hands on their favorite players' gear. there was not one sharks jersey left in the arena by the end of the night.. hockey fan raymond noel and his family traveled from new jersey to see the metropolitan division take the ice..he left smiling knowing the devils contributed to tonight's win. sot: despite the game being over theres still plenty for fans to do tomorrow..the nhl fan fair event is happening at the convention center from 10 to 4 where

that's what this is about. >> lou: not dominance. >> they clearly want to dominate the indo's pacificresident g has said replace the united states is the world's global leader. they have a strategy to do that. the military expansion in addition to the economic engine is quite significant. they have close the technology gap that we had an advantage on to a large degree. they more combat ships than the united states navy has. have advanced missiles that we do not have. lou, they can take their offensive missiles and range all of our bomber bases in the pacific, before we launch a single bomber if confrontation broke out. they can keep our group at bay with long-range antiship missiles that would swarm at the ships. when we looked at this on a commission of national defense strategy for one year, here's what we concluded. if we had to fight china today, militarily, the personal losses in high-value asset losses would be comparable to something that we witness going all the way back to the korean war and world war ii. we have not seen anything like this in decades. secondly, as admiral da

the train is a union pacific freight train. it didn't derail, but the truck is damaged. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> happening right w in oakland steph curry's bash to celebrate 10 years in oakland. that is just starting to wrap up. the line to get into the fox theater went on and on and on earlier tonight. we see that from chopper 5. kpix5's susie steimle is there. so what did fans tell you? did steph curry deliver? >> reporter: i mean absolutely. from what i'm hearing, things went extremely smoothly, which honestly was a little bit of a surprise after this week with a lot of confusion about all these free tickets. you could see even behind me the fox theater here, the marquee lights are off. they got done with the concert early, wrapped everything up without any lefaare saying it w wait. >> all right, guys, here we go! >> reporter: the curry confusion has come to an end. fans spent the week sleeping in their cars and waiting in wrap- around lines like this for free tickets. >> i'm a little tired, but i'm excited. >> reporter: she's waited in line 18 hours

they continue to clean up the mess along the pacific coast highway. while the mud appears to be drying out, there's more heavy rain in the forecast. >>> kevin spacey is expected to be arraigned tomorrow in a nantucket, massachusetts courtroom. he's accused of sexually groping a young man in 2016. spacey argued he should be excused from appearing in court because it could magnify the negative publicity surrounding the case. the judge rejected that request. >>> critics took aim after a video from her college days was posted online the eve of her swearing in. but if it was meant to embarrass, it did not work. ocasio-cortez showed this, a dance into her new office. she's talking about her new job to "60 minutes." >> i understood the frustration across the spectsroom. when anybody is saying the economy is going great, we're at record levels, there's a frustration the economy's good for who? >> unemployment is at record lows. >> i don't think that tells the whole story. when you can't provide for your kids, working two full-time jobs. when you can't have he

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