patty murray wants to scare you. i want to serve you. >> laura: that's a terrific add, it speaks to your personal experience. your husband was the first active duty blind service member who is to continue his duties. you made that happen and incredibly inspiring story. they think they can ride the abortion issue all the way to victory. tiffany, your response to the mega maga extreme charge they're launching at you? >> there's one extreme and that's patty murray because washington state decided where they stand on the abortion issue in 1970. the supreme court gave the power back to the people in the states. it that's where always believed it belonged prior to the decision, so i was making it clear in my ad. also ensuring that i will fight for women to have access to contraception and health care, child care. unlike patty murray, i will get it done. patty wants to use fear to win. i'm using hope to win. there's one extreme, if she could stick don't like change washington state law, it would be taxpayer abortion on dema

and so patty patty said why not when she was asked why hutch and her response would be well why not and so patty set the wheels in motion to create a science education center in 1980 the kansas cosmosphere center. all over that had hardware and all of that belong to nasa by loss smithsonian has ride a first refusal. so anything that nasa would dispose of or excess out of their property would be offered to smithsonian first. overnight, uh nasa had three to four thousand objects that it was wanting to dispose of smithsonian turned those down and agreed that those objects could come to the cosmosphere center. out they're interesting. i will say that you know, we two days ago we saw. blue origin go up into space aboard the the new shepherd. i think we're at a similar spot today as we were back in the the late 50s and early 60s when when eisenhower and his administration began to place an emphasis on on getting humans into space. doing exactly what the mercury project did 60 years ago. blue origin and virgin galactic a couple weeks ago basically replicated what alan shepard and gus grissom d

pattie heard the fear in her husband's voice. she drove home, terrified.ice were looking in the park. told her, stay home, and wait. >> and then, about 11-or-so at night, there is a knock on the front door. it's somebody, with the police department, with the bloodhounds. >> oh, boy. >> they want a piece of jennifer's clothing. something they can get a scent off of. >> they didn't find jenni, that night. or the next day. tacoma police closed point defiance park for three days. hundreds of people joined the search. nbc affiliate, king 5, covered it. jenni's sister, theresa, pleaded for help. >> just take time. just think back. just sit down, and remember. any, little bit would help. >> meanwhile, police worked the angles. was it a kidnapping? >> maybe, they were going to ask for ransom. we just didn't know. >> or maybe, jenni got lost or was badly hurt. >> there were, literally, hundreds of people looking through the park for her. >> everybody wanted to find jenni. >> gene miller helped run down hundreds of suspected sightings. >> there was a lot of good-fai

and i think what i also appreciate about patty is she is provocative. she kind of pokes at the typical components that we think about when we think about hr. she believes that hr has a very big role to play and a strategic place at the table. and she did just that at netflix. i think chip is, you know, he was reculturing before i defined it as reculturing. and every company, even what he's doing now, he has this amazing retreat center in baja, mexico. and he continues to not just be a good thought leader, like he was when he ran the hotel chain, but he is always looking at how best to bring people along, how to strengthen a culture. and i appreciated my time with chip. he's always -- i think i ended the book with a question that he often asks people. and he's asked people his entire career, how can i help you do your best work. and i think ultimately that's what we all want. that's what we're trying to strive for when we think about culture. >> well, chip and patty are friends of mine. melissa, thank you for being with us this morning. melissa is curren

and so, patty set the wheels in motion to create a science education center. in 1980, the kansas causes fear and discovery center opened here on our campus. and then we have grown from that point on. back in the late 70s, nasa and the smithsonian were working to determine how to dispose of all the hardware from the early emancipation program. as i had said earlier, over 20,000 contractors across the united states were working on the space program. and so literally, there are warehouses all over that had hardware. and all of that belonged to nasa. by law, sicilian has right of first refusal. so anything that nasa would dispose of or activists out of their property, would be offered to the smithsonian first. overnight, nasa had 3 to 4000 objects that it was wanting to dispose of. smithsonian turn those down and agreed that this objects could come to the cosmosphere here in hudson. and so literally, within a day, we went from having no collection to one of the larger collections. and we have just built our collection up and have expanded our facility overtime to

patty wants to use fear right to win. i'm using hope to win. there is one extreme as pattyk ' murray. if she could change washington state law, she wouldt hang it wd be taxpayer funded abortion on demand all the way up to the point of birth. she's not going to debate it and we are not going to i'm sorry to. that is not going to happen.happ that thaent that debate just. no way. i don't think it's going to happen. i have to get to something. tiffanie, i did not know i confessed until tonight, okay, that washingto n state is following california. oh, almost word for word with the gas powered vehicle ban all out ban twenty thirty five . it's phased in veryry aggressively four years from age now, i think eight years from now and then. bu.t this is this is going to devastate the the car driving public in your state. i cannot imagine even in granola washington state that this is popular. well even i mean you thinkanspoa about our transportation, our trucks, our agriculturure. you think of all of that, you know, in the inflation reduction bill , there'

at patty murray's continue to do his tax and spent. think she's met attacks like she does not like. disinflation bill only career politicians in d.c. would take more spending would solve inflation. >> real quickly, i've only got about early seconds left. how do you feel about a balanced budget amendment. >> i feel strong about a balanced budget amendment. talking to families balancing their budget at the kitchen tables to make their ends meet. if they can't balance a budget, no budget no pay. patty murray, take that. balance a budget and serve the people that you represent. she has forgotten about us. it is time for a fresh voice. we have to get washington, d.c. in this country back. i look forward to carrying the mantle of being a leader for washington state and a voice of all of washington. >> tiffany happy going up against patty murray. state of washington, one of the most interesting state races in the country. thank you and good luck. >> very good. thank you. are you concerned with how we vote in this country? well so mi. just wai

senate and try to retire 30-year incumbent democratic senator patty murray.ocratic voters turned out in force for murray tonight so she is definitely on the top 2, but he will take on tiffany smiley what you tonight. she is a retired nurse and veterans advocate was running for any elected office for the first i. she raised $7 million, the most of any mari challenger over the years because he received the endorsement of the state republican party but has never happened in the contested primary but senator murray raised $14 million and she spent $11 million of that in attacking smiley. assign the democrats maybe a bit worried about this newcomer named tiffany smiley. to go our family will not sit on the sidelines and watch career politician patty murray phone it in for six more years. number one, we can't afford it. number two, it's extremely dangerous when you look at national security, number to be, their american dream is being threatened. >> and as you mention, shannon, washington state has two of the ten republican house members who voted for president rob

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[applause] committeeman tom and committee woman patty. ken henderson and all of the members of the committee that traveled here today. i am personally so excited to go to milwaukee for our convention. in the next two years we look forward to working with the mayor and everyone in the community to make this an event that not only highlights the rnc and our nominee for 2024, but highlights the great city milwaukee is. we are committed to using vendors and being part of this committee in a positive way that is going to be beneficial for everyone. everyone will want to come to milwaukee after this convention. some call it the brew city or the city that beer built. i do not drink which is kind of ironic. i might have to start drinking. [laughter] milwaukee is also home to the world's largest outdoor music festival and the birthplace of harley davidson. we picked a phenomenal city. political conventions are really special and uniquely american tradition. 2024 will be another chapter in a long story of great moments, great speeches and great can

former high-ranking traffic cop, as well as six of his colleagues, sold driver 's licenses, as if pattieso 40,000 per document . after the trial, it can go to the expense of the state.

you've got your favourites like rice and peas, jerk chicken and of course, patties. festival in a residential area. some locals soaked up the party vibes, while others chose to stay away. organisers say they recognise that there's a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area. but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. celestina oludode, bbc news. and, finally, gibraltar — off the coast of spain, can at last call itself a city — though it's taken 180 years. it was back in 1842 when the british territory was granted �*city status' by queen victoria, but the status was never officially applied. well, that finally changed — and now as part of queen elizabeth's platinumjubilee — gibralter is finally a city. i'm laura trevelyan. you can find much more on all the day's news at our website. you can find much more on all the day's news at our website. thank you for watching world news america. as we see out summer and head in towards the meteorological autumn, there's a very fami

let me play this for you. >> patty murray has spent millions to paint me as an extremist.ban. patty murray wants to scare you. i want to serve you. >> what do you think of that, mayor? >> i think it's a smart message, but i don't think it's consistent with what we're seeing across the country. i think the republican in legislatures across the country -- we are -- the states are being controlled by the far right. we have people in the legislature that are voting for these total bans, yet they think that they're exceptions in their law. they have allowed themselves to be co-opted by an extreme part of the republican party, and what you're going to see is states having to roll back some of these extreme bans because they're going to start to see women die and doctors not performing life-saving procedures because they're afraid of being arrested or being sued. and that's not sustainable. so i do think that's going to bring more and more women, more independents to the polls, and i think the democrats will benefit from that. >> what we're looking at on the screen, we're waiting

or the spot where they threw patty at the potato.rts to get socked in the potato, ask prince harry. topic number four, oh, prince harry. oh free ginger balls. a german car thief tried to disguise himself as a teddy bear or a bear faced life. this was the scene in the english town of roshdale after police found a wanted thief hiding inside a 5-foot tall hed i did bear. looked like the thief recked this bear. police say they were executing a residential search when they came across a giant teddy bear that appeared to be making human sounds. the british are used to encountering talking bears because that's when paddington is from and james corbin. someone said check under the bear bottom and he confessed to the crime and beared his soul and he's now convicted of car thievery, driving out a license, and ripping a tear in a bear where the sun don't glare, also known as splitting hairs. before we g here's tonight tickle me tuesday joke, you guess the punch line on twitter using the #ticklemetuesday. don't look it up. how do you make a wate

he said the one that they i, b, c chairman, was patty son and he did not encourage democracy within their commission. and secondly, he also claimed that the i, b, c, chairman, changed the result. the election results towards the end that says page $44.00 out of the 7 commissioners to walk out and present at different a press conference just before the final announcement was made. and lastly, rayleigh dean guy accused the i, b c, chairman of making a decision on his own and being a laundries are going to announce the president elect and giving the president elect a certificate without getting consensus from the rest of his commission. and he said that these are some of the grounds that he will use to set teach to go to court and ask for justice to be done to him. felix, this is not the 1st time out in guy is disputing an election. he lost what have reactions been. so some of the guys in the streets are some of his supporters and others who are opposing him. so he's up what does was saying that a yes, he did the right thing. he did the right thing to call for peace and ask yourself what doe

the wonderful patti ann browne is back. look atok at her!attered applause] security is supposed to stop her at the door, who can say no to that smile? so is our friend from alaska, jamie lasalle. [scattered applause] sarah palin once said of jamie's career, i can't see it from my house or anybody else's. so what was one of the most repeated phrases in last few years to describe america? other than china's bitch? how about polarized? every expert in media crank says we are at each other's throats and maybe it's true if you're on a new york city subway, or worse, married to this. but for the most part, if you go to the gym, the supermarket, or the park, anywhere jamie sleeps, you'll see people getting along buried americans pretty much get by on the universal belief leave me alone unless i ask for help and i will do the same. if it's the same words kat says to her tapeworm. we know your secret. so why the perception that we hate each other? the belief comes from the top of a pile 50 feet high. press, which which is the least popular thing sinc

you've got your favourites, like rice and peas, jerk chicken, and of course, patties. global street festival in a residential area, some locals soaked up the party vibes while others chose to stay away. organisers say they recognise there is a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area, but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. a fine end to the day with much of the daytime cloud melting away, but glad that it's in place tonight across parts of scotland, particularly, one or two showers continuing higher, and we will see areas of cloud pushing in through east anglia and the south—east, maybe also lincolnshire, bringing a greater chance of some rain showers into tuesday morning. temperatures for many in double figures but in rural parts of northern western england and wales, we could get down to five or 6 degrees, but here, it's the sunniest conditions to start tuesday. elsewhere, well, sunshine will come and

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there will not be any beef patties in these new big macs.lse besides the meat seems to be the same as the big mac. you're used to accept the chicken big mac won't come with chopped onions for some reason. you can't get them here in california. at least not yet. if you want one, got to go to miami. that's where they're being tested right now. i guess if they do well in miami will get them. we can get our hands on. that wraps up kron. 4 news at a still a lot more primetime coverage tonight on this friday. vicki and grant are here with what's coming up on kron. 4 news at night. guys, thank you. >> san francisco woman says she is alarmed after she witnessed the man. >> trying to steal a catalytic converter right outside her window. she called the police, but officers apparently let the man go. we're going hear from both sides. the woman, an s and p d coming up. plus, we continue to follow yesterday's deadly plane collision in watsonville. 3 people and a dog confirmed dead tonight. >> we're retracing the plane's final moments before impact says k

sauce, pickles, shredded lettuce and american cheese, but the meat is two crispy tempura chicken pattiesr "cbs moneywatch" report for this monday morning, i'm wendy gillette. cbs news, new york. >> i can't believe it took them that long. >>> a new zealand family returned home to find a surprise visitor, a seal pup apparently broke into a family's home tipping over buckets, scaring away the cat and lounging on the couch. jen ross said she believes that the seal, which the family named oscar, followed their cat into the house through the door flaps. >> he flopped along the hallway. i was like, oh, that would be a seal. i cannot believe that would have come in through there. so, yeah, it took me a moment to actually go, no, surely no and then, yeah, it is. >> a ranger from the department of conservation came to get the animal and brought it back to the sea. >>> and coming up, celebrating sister jean, the popular chaplain to loyola university's men's basketball team turns 103 years old. how chicago honored her and her secret to staying active. her a secret to staying active. i'm still riding

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you know, when shawn mendes and u a ufc star whose friend committed suicide, patty spoke about that afteralth to the forefront, do they open door for other men to to walk into the discussion? >> you know, they really do. and i've got to tell you, this group of young men if is doing it really well. not only are they talking about it and bringing it up, but they're talking about it well. it doesn't define 'em, but it's an aspect that has interferedded with their success. and i think that's the thing that surprises a lot of people, men especially, is that when you're doing something you love and become successful, it doesn't mean that you can't struggle with worry or mood or the challenges that often come alonging being successful, whatever it is that you pursue. arthel: you make an excellent point because some people look at shaun and patty and think they have everything. there's no way they could struggle. but, you know, they do. and you've got, what, 37.4% of men wail seek professional help, but -- actually seek professional help, but women, 52% of them will receive help or seek help, and

you've got yourfavourites, like rice and peas, jerk chicken, and of course, patties.arty vibes while others chose to stay away. organisers say they recognise there is a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area, but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. time for a look at the weather. here's chris. today, most of us got away with some sunshine for the first part of the day. this is how things started off in the swansea area. we kept sunshine for most of the day here. across northern and eastern parts of the uk, we had thick cloud building through the day, even bringing a few showers. on the satellite you see the cloud spreading in from the north sea. it turned pretty cloudy for a time as i say. we have a few showers around at the moment, one or two every once in scotland that could get over to northern ireland in the next few hours. leitch i was coming in across east anglia and south—east england overnight, otherwise clear spells and temperatures similar to recent night

nene patty? well, what it means is, just to put it in perspective, the by the administration has been hearing from doctors across the country saying that they were simply just running out of time if they had any hope of containing this outbreak. so now we've seen them make this declaration, it's a public health emergency in another declaration. and as you mentioned, that frees up funds. what that does is it allows the federal government to work with manufacturers to a speed up testing speed of vaccine production and also get some good testing on the market is what they did with cove it. so basically lowers the standard for the f d a to approve these things. it also allows them to hire people so that those people can go out and distribute all of these critically needed supplies. now the con, the call today, the center for jer at the center for disease control said that they had 1100000 vaccines distributed across the country. that is not even close to enough. if you look at the cities that have be

the traditional beef patties are replaced with chicken patties that are in a fried batter.chopped onions. so that's a little bit of a difference. there. so far these are being tested in just miami right now. the chicken big mac was a hit in a test run in the uk. so if it's successful in miami, there could probably be a nationwide rollout coming soon. speaking of food, the los altos history museum is revisiting the 30's and 40's and a new exhibit that's all about food from those periods. fabulous food of the 30's and 40's on display. now in the j gilbert smith, house gallery. it explores the culinary trends during the great depression and food rationing during world war. 2, when americans need to find creative ways to try and feed their families. and they say some of the foods are actually still kind of popular today. >> interestingly enough, jello spam. hot oatmeal. >> things that we just take for granted today. we've actually put on display. >> the foods, the containers, the kinds of things that the people of the 30's actually 8 and used, including tools that we have today

, it comes with two tempura battered chicken patties.as and not like that, you know nugget. holy processed together. yeah, i don't know. i sense a taste test coming on kristin. all right. all right. well moving on a 90 year old 500 pound tortoise known to be a master escape artist is finally. back home after 13 years back in 2009 rocket realized how big he was and started stretching across the bars and out of his enclosure at the sedgwick county zoo in kansas. it would take his handler hours to walk rocket back to his exhibit because he was too heavy to lift. he was shipped to tulsa where he also escaped multiple times rocket was then shipped to the brooklyn zoo where he stayed until recently he was then returned home to the sedgwick county zoo after they built an escape proof enclosure. that is a lot of effort. i'm kind of impressed. so they think they think it's escape-proof, you know. yeah, keep on jailbreaking you go. hey, we're breaking out a little sun finally up. you start today, huh? yeah, there was some thick fog out there this

but i do have an incredible amount of empathy for all those who suffer valves images in patty. i didn't the, the fun lab. whenever i with them was it did it. we tried to make the world a little bit better with music, anthony. and but the world is crazy when you country fight that with music and with them was there is little hope of doing so. i good dismissal from still of the glimmer of hope that exists is what i tried to transmit that with the chrome erotic baltic out about a couple middle, oh oh oh, making the world a little better with music and ambition shan't. by israeli singer songwriter and producer no guy ever ah, with no way to go, no future insight. that sort no get and i sings in her bleak and angry song, bad habits. i was born and angry person. the song was born from a feeling that the will she knew was on its way out. it struck a chord with many young people in israel. like you in just this was something that would, was always keeping my mind busy when i was a young girl. when it came to the smallest, to the largest things like how could it be that way? and i had a

. >> patty is tom's wife and together since high school knows them better than anyone.to his compulsive perfectionism. >> it is comforting to me i think to just know what things are and where they're going. >> is nothing out of place since of order? >> he's a very stubborn man so for him to take a case he is going to do it and solve it. >> and so detective dove decided to start over. take a different approach this time he immersed himself and sandra's old phone bills. seized by detective why years before. >> i did is i went through every telephone call on those phone records looking for somebody related to this case. there had to be some communication. >> get anywhere? >> -- >> what's the phone had been overlooked before was a cluster of calls who not long before the murder, all short within minutes of each other. >> one of those calls was to a target store one was to a pager and one was to a boarding house. so he called that last number asked if anybody there knew a guy named schreiber. and the landlady said no. but there was once a tenant name shrub, she said, could h

it's patty ah, most of this is post symbols are not older than the odd us you. but he didn't say to be a little shut off because out stall nibbled it's pucca parker. thank see no really nicely it by shine a little crazy. able to say it was a family phone. i said the minister of foreign affairs of oak dryscal, which is pro nato. he supposed to europe an anti russian, the sanctions, serbia, nato, serbia, in european union service. why in april? because an 8th or is not just me to tell you, organization needs, he's political organization to. if you say i want to approach an aide go, it means i want this vest then by and the european you only on is probably on the road. oh oh, that is a local us a sense to me to meet you was you know, probably a good this is she'll get is she has any my colleague or a boy, a girl that she's a hook in the last presidential election to serbia. 160000 serbians voted for minute systemic kosky. she came 5th, but still consider it a victory of heat again. so be joining nato and sharpie criticizes the government for it's done on sanctions

power to around $3000.00 people. russia has been accused of turning the facility into a military base. patty call haine has more knowing what we know about these calls because details always leak out after the fact. what were they likely talking about? well, the leaders probably wanted to hear directly from french president and manual now crohn, what he personally thought of the conversation with the russian president vladimir putin, where he came out and said he was now open to having those inspectors inside the nuclear power plant. so again, these are the leaders of the u. s. france, germany and the u. k. what else would they like to talk about? probably intelligence, we've all seen those pictures on social media of those military trucks inside the facility, the us government. and these governments are going to have a much better assessment of the people on twitter or anything we would know about what the potential uses for those military trucks are. the murder investigation has been launched in moscow off to the daughter of a close ally, the russian president was killed in a suspected car

cutting powder around 3000 people. russia has been accused of turning the facility into a military base. patty, cocaine has more knowing what we know about these calls because details always leak out after the fact. what were they likely talking about? well, the leaders probably wanted to hear directly from french president and manual. now kron on what he personally thought of is a conversation with russian president vladimir putin, where he came out and said he was now open to having those inspectors inside the nuclear power plant. so again, these are the leaders of the us, france, germany, and the u. k. what else would they like me to talk about? probably intelligence, we've all seen those pictures on social media of those military trucks inside the facility, the u. s. government and these governments are going to have a much better assessment of the people on twitter or anything we would know about what the potential a uses for those military trucks are. what a murder investigation has been launched in moscow. on to the daughter of a close ally of the russian president vladimir putin was ki

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well, and the third 25, and we will er see er intelligence in this patty and then regarding the makingowing decisions with on the part of our general staff , there is another rather important topic - this is the situation at the zaporizhzhia npp, the russians are constantly trying to accuse the ukrainian soldiers of shelling the nuclear power plant, we know that last week the russian federation initiated a meeting of the un security council, they complained there that this is exactly what the ukrainians are doing, although he probably should have said something to the russian federation about their stay on the territory of an independent state and the seizure of a nuclear facility now in the context of a possible counter-type of the ukrainian army in the south of the zaporizhia npp and its presence under the control of the russians, it looks like nuclear blackmail not only of ukraine but of the whole world, that is, putin does not have to use nuclear weapons , he just needs to hit the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and see the reaction of the british they are saying that if this happ

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those who are involved in this is patty, you know, you cannot direct seen these out in the, in the country without being monitored but, and that, that, that co medical teacher. so the 1st of all those administrations and those departments are responsible for fighting captions themselves to software. and so our approach in fighting collection has been you know, number has improved significantly math. and we have mentioned that time and again, tower officials and the fact that the issue of corruption and those the things that lead to corruption and to let you know that it's your committee as a result of studying, some would get kind of richer and that was good for a long way or not been i became much fighting corruption. that is a benefit play out. it's meant for out of taste, to improve the structures in order to stop. so it's not only fighting as a single machine you give up for a long case. this gets turned in one second. hello. so it doesn't mean that nobody is involved in corruption. yes. maybe there are some maybe we can afford it more. but with these reports and all those were involve

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you find the pool and patty, our dog of the day has that all figured out. pool and flash around. he is going to want to do exactly that in cupertino tomorrow. temperatures reaching into the well 80s with near average levels of mugginess which means tolerable humidity as we head into the end of the workweek and the weekend. near average temperatures are going to continue not just through the weekend, but through most of next week. we've got passing clouds in the mid and upper levels of the atmosphere with the monsoonal moisture that is still in place. but even that is going to gradually depart as we go through the weekend. just a normal august pattern to release the first half of next week. elizabeth? >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> they are some of nature's most beautiful creatures, and a bill to ban big cats becoming pets just passed the house of representatives. that's good news for the oakland zoo. just last month, they received these tigers. they were rescued from truly shocking conditions. kpix 5's john ramos has the story. >> reporter: it may seem

so journalists to install the security patches as soon as possible. patty calhane has been speaking with apple uses in washington dc. most people with smartphones are used to getting the occasional reminder that it's time to update your software. but if you have anything that starts with an eye or has an apple on it, you're going to want to listen. this time apple has announced that they have found a flaw in their system, which basically can allow hackers to take over your smartphone, your i pad, your mac, and basically you lose control of it. but everyone we talked, you said they hadn't heard about the problem. there's an average of $6000.00 data breaches every day. most people aren't very great about keeping all their software up to date. so glitches data breaches all these things are actually not that uncommon. i had shower with my i phone, which is very user friendly, which is i have it in the 1st place. so going to an android is just too much. that's all you gotta do is update it within alabama. it's all good. now apple says they have fixed this law and you're gonna want to make sur

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