when chandler's right palm print was compared to the palm print on the brochure found in the victim's car, there was no doubt. >> that not only linked our handwriting to the brochure but also a palm print. and you don't get much better than that. >> chandler was charged with three counts of kidnapping and first degree murder. investigators believe chandler met joan rogers at a gas station where joan may have asked him for directions to their hotel. chandler wrote them on her map, leaving behind a handwriting sample and his palm print. that's when chandler may have offered to give them a sunset cruise on his boat and offered the girls accepted. chandler gave joan directions to the boat launch and when she wrote them she also jotted down a vital clue. blue with wht. later that night chandler took them out on the water where they were at his mercy. the women couldn't swim so there was no way they could have made to it shore safely. they had no option but to comply. they were bound and gagged and presumably sexually assaulted. later he tied each one of them to a concrete block and threw t

they're reportedly considering a fancy home near palm springs. it's in rancho mirage - and it's listed at 4-point-two million dollars. it's 82-hundred square feet.and was built in 1993. real estate agents claim the first family is already in escrow - meaning they've already put some money down. you can't see more of the home and get the details on inside edition at 11:30 - right after the news. there was another shooting today. >>bullet holes in a red nissan versa after gunshots ring out again in antioch. >> i've lived here 58 years and the crime right now is the worst it's ever been. >>community members in antioch say scenes like this are now a daily occurance. tuesday afternoon teenage girls were in this car and someone opened fire. fortunately no one was hurt. >> it's so sad to hear neighbors that won't come out of their house because of the shootings >> this is terrible we've never had this. i've lived in antioch 58 years and i want something done and i want to know what the city is going to do about it. >>police say that violent crime this y

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. >> after 15 minutes in the fuming chamber, one partial palm incredible story. >> he made a statement, "i can't believe he killed her." >> a man claims his mother was murdered by a hitchhiker he picked up. >> and then all of a sudden, he ends up at your house and your mother's dead? >> the son says he's telling the truth but refuses to take a polygraph. >> what does he have to hide? >> we have proof. >> can forensic science provide the answers? >> this is probably one of the most bizarre cases i've been involved in. >>> shortly after midnight, charles holden returned home from work and saw a suspicious-looking man lurking outside the home he shared with his mother. instead of confronting the man, he drove to a pay phone and called police. >> when police arrived, they discovered a window had been broken on the back door of his mother's farmhouse. inside, they found the man's mother, 70-year-old dorothy donovan, dead in her bedroom. >> it was a very bloody and brutal crime scene. blood everywhere. blood splatters throughout the bedroom. >> she had been stabbed repeatedly in the chest an

this will be planted: crews uprooted the 17' palm that weighs 11 tons. total of 33 trees will decorate the bridge. scan is trucking in drinkable water to irrigate the trees but with the drought that will change, by mid-augusta new irrigation system will be using reclaimed water. >>> the battle against breast cancer could turn to the dark side. the inpresident obamaing new study that can give women a new treatment option. >> battle to a popular beach is taking a new turn. >>> what they did on the field wowed the crowds but off the we field, the ohio state marching band is looking for a new leader this >> good morning at 4:51 on friday on the eastern span crossing the bay bridge with tail lights still light. everyone will be warm on both sides of the bay. meteorologist mike nicco has the heat wave ahead. >> the coastal commission wants the public to weigh in about how they use martin's beach near half moon bay. the court battle continues over a private road to the beach. the commission officials say if the online stories show that people been using the pri

. >> carlos' palm print was also a perfect match to the bloody palm print on christina's bathroom sink. and carlos' dna matched the dna from christina's rape test kit. when faced with this incriminating evidence, carlos made a startling confession. he now claimed he had a consensual sexual relationship with christina in the couple of days he had known her. he also claimed he found christina's body several hours before todd hale did but he got scared is and ran home instead of calling police. he insisted, however, he wasn't the killer. >> his reason for not calling 911 was because he was a black man and he would be framed for the murder. >> it was estimated she was murdered between 9:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. robinson was alone with his children during this time. >> carlos' wife was gone on the night this murder occurred. she was gone to visit a relative in a neighboring city. >> but investigators needed proof that carlos robinson was the killer after all and not just a neighbor who found her body and hadn't reported the crime. >> people often look for somebody that has a motive, and what w

and the birthplace palm of henry wallace. three generations of rollinses the patriarch known as uncle henry was the founder of though wallace the farmer magazine his son henry was u.s. secretary of agriculture under wilson and his son was born on this form and went on to become editor of the magazine then after serving as u.s. secretary of agriculture through 1941 and then 1941 through 45 he was the vice president of roosevelt and u.s. secretary of agriculture known for the adjustment act with the first time that farmers were asked not to produce. of first people could not

you should then have abrasions on the palm surface of your hands as you're going down, and she did notave that. all of her injuries are on the back of her hands. >> why would someone who slid down a cliff have bruises on the backs of her hands, but virtually no marks on her palms? dr. weekley jones said it was impossible to be sure, but she had a theory. >> i think that she was pushed off the cliff and didn't make it, and her hands were stomped on in order to get her to continue her fall off the cliff. but the injuries on her hands were more consistent with a struggle or that scenario than a simple fall off the cliff. >> this was a harrowing possibility. it meant that while donna was hanging on to the cliff's edge, one or both of the mcginnises sent her to a certain death. >> there was no what we call pattern injury to help determine as to what she was struck with. she could have been struck with a fist for all i know, or she could have been struck with an instrument. >> these were the wounds of someone who was fending off an attack and then died, as opposed to somebody who flopped dow

trees on the eastern side of the bay bridge. 17 foot palm tree in san bruno. the tree will be planned tomorrow morning. this palm tree put in place this afternoon, a total of 33 trees will decorate the bay bridge. caltrans is trucking in water to irrigate trees but the drought is about to change that by mid august, the new irrigation system will be in place. >> well, more still to come here tonight on abc7 news at 6:00 just ahead rocket attack killed 16 nem a cool in gaza the question, who fired? >> also, tonight a search for a man refusing to be treated for a drug resistant form of tuberculosis. >> what to do about an aging da >>> the blood shed grew worse today in the war zone between israel and gaza. a united nations school once considered a save haven was hit by a rocket today in gaza. 16 people were killed and 100, injured, many children. palestinians blame israel for the attack. israel says it could have been a hamas rocket 800 palestinians died in the war. israel lost 32 soldiers and two civilians. >> we can say enough civilins and women, and children

planting the last few palm trees. sky 7 hd was there as the palm was hoisted into place.caltrans has bought some of the trees from homeowners. today, crews uprooted the palm trees from a house in san bruno, weighing 11,000 pounds. the homeowner said it was becoming a problem. >> the foundation, every time in rainy season we have water inside the family's house. >> the tree will be planted tomorrow near the others. the landscaping project will conclude next week with the planting of the final several trees. a total of 30 palm trees will link the toll plaza and the new bridge span. >>> you want to talk about a rough day at work. a scuba diver is recovering after an gator bit him in florida, he makes his living scuba diving for golf balls. yesterday, a ten-foot long alligator chomped down on his hand. the area is close to a swimming area teeming with alligators. >> it didn't look like it felt very well. but it was just bite marks on his wrist and hand. >> there was blood coming from it. >> a lot of pain, definitely hurts. >> martinez also survived a several attack to see lef

trees on the eastern side of the bay bridge. 17 foot palm tree in san bruno. the tree will be planned tomorrow morning. this palm tree put in place this afternoon, a total of 33 trees will decorate the bay bridge. caltrans is trucking in water to irrigate trees but the drought is about to change that by mid august, the new irrigation system will be in place. >> well, more still to come here tonight on abc7 news at 6:00 just ahead rocket attack killed 16 nem a cool in gaza the question, who fired? >> also, tonight a search for a man refusing to be treated for a drug resistant form of tuberculosis. >> what to do about an aging you have made my life special by being apart of it.ecenough. (everyone) cheers! you made it buddy. glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything, for all your help. through all life's milestones, our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors

the palm beach show artp to produce the finest shows in the united states.st event iran was in 2004. event i ran was in 2004. cracks talk to me about the items you sell. >> -- >> talk to me about the items you sell. events, they these are able to sell to collect her's these treasures. -- collectors these treasures. back talk to me about some. paintings -- greg that went for half $1 million. ?ho are the typical buyers cracks we like to say we have .ood, that there, best that allows someone to buy an item for $5,000. it allows them to buy something for exploit $5 million. i say likes ite someone who or looking for an alternative asset class. >> good to know. august 21. >> august 21 through august 24. ande are on the market taking stock. ♪ >> live from pier 3, this is we recoverwest" innovation, technology, in the future of business. i'm cory johnson and for emily chang. senior west coast correspondent jon erlichman have all the numbers from los angeles. >> this has become a point in time reminding us of what the profit potential of facebook really is. we have

they are upset by their use of palm oil to fry the donuts. they say that that is made by cutting down rain forest and plantations. they are working to minimize the use of palm oil in its products. >>> various 45 foot canoes set sale from camden, scores of on lookers looked as they made their way down the delaware. the city police dragon boat team was a >>> time for accuweather, cecily tynan is back now at the big board, an interesting forecast as we head towards the holiday weekend. >> happy july and it's hot out there and getting hotter tomorrow. 92 in philadelphia and wilmington 91 and at the shore it's breezy ain lot cooler, sea isle city and boardwalk all 77 degrees. you add the humidity, the way it feels, 95 in philadelphia and feels like 98 in dover. and tomorrow a few degrees higher, the heat index will be above 100. you'll need to be careful. there are lines of showers working across pennsylvania, there are more than 500 lightning strikes and it could be clipping the northwest suburbs, and future tracker showing a broken line of thund

fbi analysts compared them with fresh prints from andre edwards. >> his fingerprints and his palm prints came in contact with this vehicle numerous times. >> now, andre edwards, you know, said he didn't know anything about the car. very quickly, they were able to prove that he had been inside of it. >> that meant edwards was lying. but it didn't prove he was a murderer. the medical examiner estimated that ginger was murdered about two hours after she had been kidnapped. the cause of death was blunt force trauma. she had also been sexually assaulted. >> the medical examiner could actually see the curve in her skull when they performed the autopsy. she alerted them to start looking for something that looked curved in nature. >> at the crime scene, the area was littered with discarded tires. all were covered with brush, except for one, just 20 feet from ginger's body. >> when they looked at it, they thought them saw the what might have been blood. they thought they saw what might have been some hair on the rim of the tire. >> the tire rim was rusty. so that may have actually led to the amou

just listen to these actual reviews of the palm aire resort from trip advisor. one star, terrible hotel. mold and musty. sunken coach, broken handle on shower. stained sheets. the pool was green. this is the worst hotel i have ever stayed in. i discovered large cockroaches right as i entered the room. that's right, they're even giving the kids pets. (laughter) the bottom line-- bottom line, we love these kids. and the worst hotel in the world is still too good for them. kuz these innocent looking children are anything but. >> i'm telling you your safety is at risk and you are in danger. >> they could be members of gangs, for all we know. >> we've got people coming from countries where there's a lot of crime. >> we know that we're getting more than we've ever gotten from countries where there is islamic terrorism. >> stephen: i think that means they're islamic terrorists. i mean think about it, it makes sense. children take naps in these detention facilities. they're literally in sleeper cells. (laughter) and again, and again i want to point out, i'm not a monste

. >> sorry, i have stuff to do. [ laughter ] >>> the palm trees in san francisco are sadly dying.s killing them and how much it's costing to replace them coming up. >> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] ve to be replaced. >>> a fungal disease in san francisco is killing some palm trees. several trees along the embarcadero have to be replaced. four have already been removed. and four more will be soon. each tree costs $28,000 to replace. experts say once a tree gets infected with a fungal disease, it's considered terminal. >>> no need to even get off the couch anymore if you are craving a pint of your favorite buy right ice c

palm trees were planted after the 19-89 earthquake brought down the freeway. >>: but now the palm treesre turning brown and the city says a fungus is to blame. some of the trees have already are scheduled to be taken away before the fungus can spread any further. >>: people we talked to say the infected trees are not a pretty sight. >>: the trees look like that dining that beautiful but it sad to see them. i heard that there dining i don't know. >>: the trees are actually native to downthey're about two stories tall and the cost to replace them - tsk about 30- thousand- dollars each. looks like the oakland a's are here to stay for at least 10- years. a's owner lew wolff says the team has agreed to a new lease extension. oakland with the latest on the >>: the a's aren't staying. it's a great day for the city of oakland. but how long. the athletics come to an agreement with the drive athletic association. >>: the city says the a's have agreed to those amendments. >>: it commits the a's to making millions of dollars to the improvement to existing better. that will have that out after two y

he left his left palm print on a plastic garbage bag in the back room. then he took $3 from kathy's purse and left the store, but dropped the pantyhose outside. a few blocks away, he called 911 and left his fingerprint on the receiver. >> i can't tell you why paul taylor made the 911 call. sometimes they'll do it to taunt the police, to try to show them they can get by with something, for the reaction that they may get. >> when faced with the forensic evidence against him, paul taylor confessed. >> he did not hesitate much about telling us that he did kill her. he told her that she was going to rob her and stated that he did take $3 from her purse, but first, he denied having sexually assaulted her. >> investigators discovered taylor was a nonsecreter, consistent with the biological samples from the rape test kit, and they told taylor they didn't believe him. >> at which point he looked down at the floor for several seconds, and then he looked directly at me again, and he said, "i raped her." >> maybe he thought that murder okay, but sexual assault was n

it will be hottest in palm springs tomorrow at 112 to 118. look at these temperatures: 116 in palm springs and low 90's in san diego and mid-to-upper 90's through the central valley and 81 in lake tahoe and 97 in yosemite. be careful. leyla gulen? >> we do have heavy traffic and to add insult to injury there a stall at north flynn road so we have one lane blocked headed out of the pass but we are looking at a heavy buildup of traffic at 35 miles per hour up to 38 miles per hour closer to the edge of the misbut the rest of the drive time traffic is wide open with clear conditions westbound side of four antioch to hercules and i-80 westbound to the maze is 16 minutes from ford and from 85 to the san jose airport is only eight minutes. >>> a computer glitch is causing major problems around the world for people waiting for passports and visas. the state department says the problem causing significant delays in issuing of travel documents at embassies. a spokesman says it is not specific to any certain country. it is not clear how many people are

. >> dates go on male and female palms.ed pollen from the male palm to turn into a fully ripe date. so each flower has to be hand-pollinated. so it's very labor intensive. the worker goes up a ladder and pollinates each flower by hand. there are pictures in the egyptian pyramids of workers pollinating the female palms. so it's a knowledge that goes back, well, maybe to the garden of eden. >> that would be a long time. your biggest holidays are rom da, and the chinese new year is that right? >> harvest began in september, and when romdon started, but now it's coming so early that we don't have any new crop. but the larger date growers will have a carrier over from last year. ages. >> but you are already sold out from last year's harvest is that right? >> that's right. we're a very small farmer. so we sell out usually in march or april, but the bigger growers will still have plenty of crop -- left-over crop. >> all right. doug, fascinating and very interesting to actually see some of the dates in progress there. >>> all right

the latest involves the san francisco woman and a small apartment she owns in palm springs. nbc bay area's mark matthews is outside air bnb headquarters with a summer rental gone wrong. mark? >> reporter: janelle, air bnb is not making anyone available to talk to us in person. the company says it prefers online communications, which as you'll see, plays into this story. this is the apartment house in palm springs where sfrang rehab therapist corey owns a 300 square foot place she hoped to rent out for the summer. through air bnb she rented it for six weeks to a guy now refusing to leave, but also isn't paying to stay. neighbors aren't happy. >> it doesn't make me feel very good. obviously the person that does own the unit is having trouble getting them evicted. >> reporter: a process server couldn't get in through the locked gate to serve an eviction notice. the tenant now a squatter, and under california law, because he's been there more than 30 days, the owner isn't legally permitted to shut off the utilities. her only remedy is eviction. >> a person is not a trespasser. t

we have one of the christ the redeemer statue giving the face palm, which is awesome. >> sad. >> yes.ave another one that says "lost by this much." then there's one that actually morphs into the logo of, as it does a face palm as well for the world cup. >> yes, look at the scoring. >> then oprah makes an appearance. you get a goal and you get a goal. everyone gets a goal! >> everyone on germany gets a goal. >> and the best one is german chancellor angela merkel. she's taken over. >> she has. >> greetings from brazil. >> justine, thanks so much. "morning joe" is moments away. stick around. ♪ ♪ >>> and a goal! he's done it! 2-nil. there's

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the search has intensified for 19-year-old erin corwin, focused around her home in 29 palms. >> couldn't have asked for a much better teenager. she's a little been the timid side. maybe a little bit on the naive side. but once she got to know you, you had a friend. >> reporter: loving words from a mother, her own wish now for her 19-year-old daughter to come home. >> the last conversation we had was a week ago friday and we probably talked for at least an hour, just about my trip coming out here, we were going to go to sea world and the san diego zoo, and she was like, if you knew how much of an animal lover she is, you would know how excited she was about that trip. >> reporter: but the next morning erin corwin vanished without a trace. she had been scoping out locations in the joshua national park when she went missing. her husband in the u.s. marine corps reported her disappearance the following day. a week from the air and by foot, search teams continue to look for corwin, her disappearance is suspicious with homicide investigators taking the lead in this case. >> we know that she is

. >> palm springs villas. >> may 25th to july 8th. he pays the first 30 tase.ere can't get rid of this guy. >> paid for one month and then he won't get out but it's in palm springs. >> she lives in sphranget she decide because she couldn't afford a place. get one in palm springs. is he a big moocher. if you stay in a place in california. legal right. >> do what, not pay rent? >> what happens is you go through eviction process but it takes three to six months. >> to get the guy out. and they know that that's the woman. >> knowing this. i'm sure. >> all right. ladies, thanks very much. krauthammer on deck. how should we the people handle the growing threats against us? economically and from terrorists? charles moments away. fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. but they have to use special care in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real

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this is desert palm and la quinta and palm springs, california.it's about due east of palm springs and really out in the middle of nowhere. they say cops and hundreds of volunteers have scoured a huge section of the desert there in southern california. and you can see how remote the area was. court documents show the former marine told police that he did go hunting in the park but said at the time he was alone. the documents also show that he changed his story. first he claimed he hardly knew this woman, and later he said well, they had kissed, but she denied having sex with her. and then there's this. according to court documents, the man's wife told a friend that without a body, detectives didn't have a case against her husband and her and that those detectives would never find the body. trace gallagher is live at our west coast news hub for us this afternoon. trace, never find a body, that suggestions she knows something. >> yeah. well, they know a lot, shep, because police are finding out through court documents they found out about this affai

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since 2001, the palm beach group has been hosting events.xpected to reach over $100 million. i am joined by the chief executive scott diament. back story. you have been entrepreneurs and you were a kid. you sell bagels when you're a kid. why has business always interested you? >> i was an entrepreneur at an early age. it was an exciting thing to be able to bring a product to market and have people buy it. to have them be interested in what you have. , i startedrs old that bagel business. i sold it. i started a chocolate business. i got into stocks. i got into real estate. in 2000 -- in 1993, i opened the jewelry company. >> talk to us about what you are doing at palm beach group. i found it in 2001. >> i found it to produce the finest antique -- antique and art shows in the united states. it is the largest show in u.s. history. >> that is fantastic. you are reaching a huge venue. tell us about the items you sell. dealers are a number of ,hat work in asian jewelry tapestry, porcelain. each one of these events, new york, chicago, los angeles,

there is specific land lord teinant laws in a rental high area like palm springs. i bet that the renter knew his rights and well aware of how long he could stay. >> he threatened to cut off the utilities. and she realized she was in the binned and he said if you do that i will sue you. can you imagine, he's flipping the laws on her and now taking victiming of her. >> it is a nanny, i remember the viewers, a live in nanny staying in the room in the family's home because they don't have rights to evict her. it is your property and why can't you force them out. >> you will likely win with the nanny and this guy, but there are laws that protect the people staying in the homes and unfortunately the laws look silly. they are not effective. >> and do they because it is a company that did the match making are lay loibl. >> they are standing behind the woman and reimbursed her and going to help her with the legal bills and they don't want it to affect the nationwide marketing of how great it is to be on air b&b. >> would you rent yours. >> not for 30 days. >> thank you very

this is all the impact a north palm to 80 and the interchange to teen street. -- king street .said the summit that stretch safe. the road closure will last for nine toda c tonight/a south a wn was arrested for leaving their young children in a car late at night while she went into the casino to gamble. it was close to midnight when the deputy came across the to children who were all loaded and the car, the third level of the parking rash the key was in the mission that radio was on and the 10 year-old girl was an affront see her baby brother was in the back. a time and leave a child unattended is dangerous in the first place believing a child unattended and the commercial fire men like that is really dangerous. we're lucky that we have a deputy that was fanned attention they came to them. the mother said that she was going into the casino just for a few minutes and she did levering and the kids because her baby was sleeping. phi in addition to never gambling again she is banned for life she's facing child endangerment charges. >>: their demand calling for helping from the flips

the frozen chunks were big enough to fill the palm of her hand.k at that. >> wow. >> reporter: been having complaints this morning on the secondary roads, but on the highways different story. think rn looking good, 42 northbound traffic building heading toward the walt whitman bridge, not jammed, though, yet, as you can see. speaking of the bridges. here's our good buddy ben, four westbound lanes they are ready for you. eastbound heading toward camden, right lane is out of commission for construction. patco trains are rolling on time and njt and septa trains looking better on the mass transit front than yesterday morning. >> reporter: we're in the low to mid 70s. on the big board, 77 degrees by 9:00 a.m. noon, 83. we'll have a high of 86 degrees that will hit around 2:00 p.m. before we slide back to 80 by 6:00 p.m. a mixture of clouds and sun there's a chance of spotty thunderstorm today most of that you'll find in south jersey and southern delaware closer to the coates. heading to the airport this morning, we've been looking at green airplanes on

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this is time-lapse video of some of the outer bands of the storm moving into the isle of palms in southina this morning. tory dunnan is live in kill devil hills, north carolina. hough as our those close to the conditions the only going to did works. -to get worse. a meteorologist says the forms can take the form of a deadly recurrence. in south carolina and they're taking a holinshed. the alliance for the star are 80 mi. per hour but everyone here is on a wait-and-see sold troops. >>: and she said 80 mi. from whence now moving its slow moon but you can see the moon are tan. all of their rare desert and wanting to its end affect. also of the coastal flooding paths that storm surge that there can and will bring along with here in the bay area is this crowd cloud cover and nestle were below if. his 57 in livermore most of the bay area is in the '50s now. senarmontite and livermore rallies will be in the 80. the mid-60s and said francisco ladies and that north bay. mid- 70s by the bay and is in the the visibility for the fireworks should be good. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do

seattle, portland, showers and a slight chance of thunder, and 114 in palm springs. hot there. 90 in los angeles. f 94 in yosemite. stable air mass in the bay area. tomorrow's highs similar to today. perhaps down a little at the coast. upper 60s to mid 80s. we have heat coming here to the bay area. i'll be back at 5:00 p.m. with a look at how sizzling it's going to get here in the bay area. accu weather 7 day forecast. i know larry is thrilled. >> well, your yacht just came in. that got me excited. >> wow. all right, sandy, thank you. and still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00. a road rain incident caught on camera. the heated exchange and what triggered it coming up next. >>> plus, the mysterious white flags on top of the brooklyn bridge. how did this happen? >> chrysler has a big recall and how a decimal is creating big problems for thousands of students. one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five mi

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