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everybody hurts sometimes reporter: the 2017 american music awards kicked off with a moving rendition of "rem'sdy hurts." imagine dragons with the best pop rock duo and group. ♪ reporter: gomez performed her hit for the first time ever. and i ♪ will always love you ♪ reporter: christina aguilera pay tribute to whitney houston, who won 20 ama's on the 20th anniversary of "the bodyguard." in the big winner of the night. >> artist of the year. thank you, ama's. reporter: and diana ross stole the show with the lifetime achievement award and also did a special and rare performance at the ama's. back to you. kimberly: thank you so much. we were shocked to find that lady gaga -- i wonder, there, when did you find out? i bet they announced it as it was happening. guess who was on the show today. snow showers to the west. up two inchesing of snow in the higher elevations outside. we have a live stream of the camera on i-68. cannot rule out a flurry the next couple hours as the energy passes through, but nothing of consequence. a lot of clouds but it should mosey out of here by dawn tomorrow. it is breez

it looks as if he's in rem sleep and maybe he'll give us an eye signal meaning that he knows he's dreaming. on mars that's not harmed that would indicate a lucid dream the first cool this is really cool. his eye signalling was very slow but he's done it. maybe he's playing his ukulele fifteen minutes later. mark. consumers can you hear me. cancer do you remember curious. tell me what you jumped about. i was sitting at a bonfire. on a beach at night. with my ukulele and an old fashioned metronome and i was practicing. on vi has it feel to be playing. it. as if i were really good. it's just the way i'd like to be able to play absolutely rio i felt the ukulele as if it were real. as you could feel the strings on the your fingers. yes the pressure points absolutely we have to see how to found a real real. it's fascinating to think that we might be able to improve our abilities in our dreams and very alluring to musicians all athletes who need to learn new complex sequence of movements some of tried it report but that motions become far more fluid and practiced. people who have used lucid dream

if you create a high risk or insurance rem system and say ah-ha, this amount of money is going directly to subsidize people who are higher risk, versus the current system it's a little more opaque. that would be the philosophical argument. never heard anyone say that but that's what they're getting at. that's the policy behind it. and i actually think it's a rational way of think can about the problem. the challenges high risk pools, reinsurance mechanism us, they have not worked particularly well in the past, arguably because they have not been funded fully enough or well-designed enough. believe those arrangements could work if designed and funded the right way. again, you're dealing with the challenge of history and the challenge of how you talk about it. >> and, yet, independent of legislative efforts, states, like alaska and others, have developed reinsurance approaches and what they've they found in that has stabilized the market place, reduced premiums, and now -- and then justified additional payments from the federal government because they've saved money to the federal governm

a beloved elementary teacher was rem peoough section of philadelphia gathered tonight for a in honorwna her home o600renz s have not said how the fire broke came to an endhe of of misconduct both cb s&p bs cut ties hours after the washington post shted the claims of eight women who said they victims ofsallegedisconcluding groping them and walking naked in front ofery clos moorehe in alabama. trump was leaving for thanksgiving at mar-lago a seemed to discount claims of sexual assault against moore including the alleged molestation of a 14-year-old girl. >> he totally denies it he says it didn't happen and you know you have to listen to him also. i can tell you one thing for sure we don't need a liberal person in there a democrat. >> reporter: one reporter said better to have accused child molester than a democrat trump we responded jones is bad on law an order and bad on the border and bad on the second amendment jones and moore will face off december 12 to fill the seat left vacant by jeff sessions. a second woman accused congressman john conyers democratic from michigan of persisten

. >> medics arrived, they believe responding to nothing but bleeding or rem raj call. they finds the three year old child on the bed, bleeding, medics trying to determine what actually happened inside the house, the grandmother is not helping at this point. telling us she didn't know. >> the child is currently in stable condition at children's hospital, while doctors try to save her leg. authority say they will likely charge the father and grandmother with endangering the welfare after child, wreckless endangerment and tampering with evidence. >> and police say the death after man and woman along i95 appear to be the result after murder suicide. officer responds dollars to the i95 onramp to woodhaven road saturday night around 5:30. thirty-two year old maria chew lynn chew and 60 year old david lynn chew of south philadelphia found dead from multiple gunshot wounds. his wounds appear to be self- inflicted. >> congress back in washington today after the thanksgiving holiday. reports there are plenty of issues on the docket this week , from tax reform, to immigration pol

♪ everybody hurts ♪ sometimes the 2017 american music awards kicked off with a moving rendition of remton and the winner of the night is imagine dragons for duo and group and kidney transplant surgery, selena-gomez performed live for the first time ever. ♪ and i will always love you christiana aguilera and pink's daring hotel outdoor climb and the big winner of the night. >> right there at the profile of artist of the year, thank you ama. >> reporter: and of course everyone still talking about pink's performance there and if you enjoyed the performances and florida georgia line you get to see them on dick clark's new york's rocking eve with ryan seacrest live from los angeles tonya and back to you. >> very cool and much more to come on action news after this week's feast the race is on to find the best deals we will run through some of the best for black friday and share shopping strategies experts recommend. >>> in the memories of everyone who saw the space shuttle challenger and a moment from the doomed flight in space. >>> jamie apody has the latest score when action news comes righ

-- rem triand cloaked. it's when it breaks down when it's outside its own boundaries. so, how can xi maintain the narrative? there are weaknesses in this approach but still so far it has been widely well-received within china. clearly he tell offering touchdown history and his approach to culture is selective and omits foreign influence, despite the fact that china has always been subject to foreign ideals and chinese inundated withal ya are 24/7 for the past years. and have not been forced on them. people have paid phenomenon their out off their own pockets. china's growth is dependent, on foreign input, including foreign knowledge, and people in china are generally speaking aware of this. so, xi's world view -- this is going to strongly echo you -- i think it's really a china view. it seems to be limited by a fairly narrow, very chinese and ccp driven version of chinese history and does not appear to accommodate globalism nor does xi jinping distinguish between modernization, and he doesn't distinguish wh

everybody hurts sometimes ♪ american music awards kicking off with a moving rendition to rem's everybodyurts, by kelly clarkson and pink, paying tribute to first responders. even before the show, demi lovato showed up with a surprise guest on the red carpet. danica rome was there. she is the first openly transgender elected official in virginia history. in my campaign, i talked a lot about the idea of making virginia a more inclusive commonwealth. are welcomed, celebrated, and respected here because of .ho you are, not despite it we need to build up the infrastructure, not tear down each other. out bobshe beat marshall, ultraconservative. a federal judge has rejected a over 55by joshua cole late absentee ballots. he argued that the voters were wrongfully disenfranchised. representing bob thomas say that opening the ballots and not others that arrived after polls closed would create a slippery slope. right now a live look at the white house, where melania trump is set to receive this year's christmas tree from a tree farm in wisconsin. the fridayhappens after thanksgiving, but they are do

range could be beneficial in the burn areas helping to germinate seeds that started the fire and remming up soil. in napa, laurie anthony. abc 7 news. >> these clear skies above the bay area are going to change soon. a storm is approaching. christian spencer tracking the weather for us. >> it's going to be wet for a few days. dry right now by skies are bright at the moment. here's or forecast starting 9:30 tonight. notice how quickly the clouds push in over night. tonight will be spotty with showers off the shore. tomorrow we'll see a few showers moving up into the north bay and on friday the ran begins. rain chances over the next seven dayes are substantial. 90% chance of rain on friday, 80% osaturday, 70% chance on sunday and monday and 80% on wednesday. each of these storms are light intensity but the accumulative will be lots of rainfall. and snow in sierra. more in a few minutes. dan. >>> new at 6:00, one person injured in a shooting a brock off market street in san francisco's tenderloin. abc 7 news was at turk and mason a short time ago. the scene is blocked off by crime scene tap

another area that you may have heard of is rems, or risk evaluation mitigation strategy. the famous example is actually thalidomide was one of the reasons the fda was created in the first place. it was a drug that was marketed in the '50s for leprosy. it turned out it was causing birth defects in pregnant women. and so it was clear that we have to have an agency that's keeping an eye out for this. so the drug has been around for a very long time. cell gene, a company based in jersey, actually discovered that there was a lot of utility for thalidomide in multiple myeloma a very serious disease. so they did clinical trials to get thalidomide approved for that. and then they had a little bit of exclusivity because they did the trials, but the real monopoly opportunity for celgene was the fda said well, because of this risk of birth defects, we have to have a risk management strategy to make sure this drug doesn't get into pregnant women. cell gene developed that pathway. they patented it so no one could create a generic version because there was a patent around it, and the f

do you rem last year?t was uneventful. ♪ >> the first measurable snowfall of the season wasn't untilnow. and then there was christmas. it rained christmas eve. it was mild with highs in the 50s. jack else's nose. as far as snow, the biggest snowfall of the season was only sick inches and that happened in march. it looks like of blue. that indicates some cooler water so a building la nina pattern more active pacific jet meaning more storms there and lik ste jet stream could also be termed by some of the snow pack in russia and siberia and right now, a pretty hefty amount of snow coverage there. so that could fuel some cold r outbreaks for the lower 48 and also negativeo s moving in our direction. that's one wild card. we'll have to watch. the bottom line i think the pa philadelphia, baltimore ashington, d.c. >> let's break it down month by month. first, with temperature. december will be at or slightly above normal. colder air will move n we'll go 1 degree below normal. february i think will be at least 2 d

the park service announced it wants the grounds around the monument, closed for work on the turf to rem off-limits for recreational use. >> being able to use for strayingsal activity. that is interesting. the national park service has playing fields like this one. starting next week, it will start to take public comment on the proposed changes. stephen tschida, abc7 news. >> coming up for us here, the 8-year-old with the catch of a lifetimement how he wrangled a big gator. jonathan: plus a saving mission and the shocking amount of blood she donated over decades. a first look at how to start next week with "good morning washington." >> thanks, guys. monday on "good morning washington," shower doors exploding. shards of glass everywhere, a "7 on your side" consumer warning about a dangerous defect and what you need to do to protect your family from serious injury. >> watch to win $100 in turkey bucks. wake up with us at 6:00 a.m. for traffic and weather every ten minutes on "good morning but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer p

range could be beneficial in the burn areas helping to germinate seeds that started the fire and remming up soil. in napa, laurie anthony. abc 7 news. >> these clear skies above the bay area are going to change soon. a storm is approaching. christian spencer tracking the weather for us. >> it's going to be wet for a few days. dry right now by skies are bright at the moment. here's or forecast starting 9:30 tonight. notice how quickly the clouds push in over night. tonight will be spotty with showers off the shore. tomorrow we'll see a few showers moving up into the north bay and on friday the ran begins. rain chances over the next seven dayes are substantial. 90% chance of rain on friday, 80% on saturday, 70% chance on sunday and monday and 80% on wednesday. each of these storms are light intensity but the accumulative will be lots of rainfall. and snow in sierra. more in a few minutes. dan. >>> new at 6:00, one person injured in a shooting a brock off market street in san francisco's tenderloin. abc 7 news was at turk and mason a short time ago. the scene is blocked off by crime scene t

rem we know wikileaks was talking the don jr. we know both sides were open to some kind of collaboration. >> it's clear that russian agents were attempting to penetrate the trump campaign, perhaps gauge how game they would be. do you think with the facts we know that it's possible that the conspiracy, in nick's terms, goes just as far as what we know, but that's enough to send the signals back and forth to the two parties of what each side is doing? >> yes, i think we already have all the information we need from these circumstantial bit offense evidence. you're looking for now is what we call the bridge. you want to see the orders, the minutes from the meeting that says, please do this for us, but in the mueller investigation, he has that information. there is just no way he doesn't have it. and the very fact that he's going around through money laundering first, that's how they squeezes these witnesses and works his way. to conspiracy against the united states. for the most part, we are just going to have to be satisfied with t

today is the third annual royal day of rem brans for road traffic victims. the goal of the march is to call attention to those incidents. the memorial walk starts at 3:00 this afternoon at the 16th street b.a.r.t. station and ends at san francisco city hall with a vigil. >>> sheriffs depps are searching for someone who shot and killed a man has he tried to sell an item he posted online. it happened yesterday afternoon. the 32-year-old victim was trying to sell an electronic device to another person when she was shot. the shooter managed to escape. the identity of the victim could be released today. the police are encouraging you if you're selling an item in an online classified ad, meet the buy er at a police station or request something called a civil stand by. that means having an officer supervise that transaction. some police stations around the bay area including daily city and fremont have who's known as a a safe exchange zone. that is a special area set up specifically for doing bids with people qulou you don't know. it's monitored by cameras and with

up for very first time kelly clarkson and pink, taking stage with the soul full performance on the rem. >> ♪ >> and then we will show you moments with pink dangling off side of the building and so many others. >> more on that coming up after the break. we care about using cage-free eggs. and we care about amazing taste. because at hellmann's, we're on the side of food. (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. >>> happening right now on "good day philadelphia", flying high, eagles excitement continues to build. >> touchdown kenjon barner. >> after a blow out win over the cowboys. >>> breaking news his name is pure evil. >> i never broke nobody's willie never told anybody to do anything other than what they wanted to do. >> net tore just serial killer charles manson is dead at the age of 83. >>> wedded bliss we have our first look at serena williams fairy tail wedding. >>> i can't wait to see more pictures so excited for them. i like

california veteran anywhere medical association says vets are legally barred from prescribing or remminghem. marijuana is legal in 29 states, plus the district of columbia, and illegal under federal law. some vets say there isn't enough data to show that it's safe for all animals. >> a lot of traditional veterinaries would never recommend pot for pets. why do you? >> if cannibis offers a potential therapeutic route with minimal side effects, then it's our duty to explore those options. >> reporter: nontraditional healing methods from an unlikely source helping some four-legged family members get through tough times. >> jo ling kent reporting there. well, these pet product dos not have any thc, the element of marijuana that has the psycho active effects. >> very interesting. all right. we'll be right back. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it

. >> if i go to a doctor check up and they rem it i'll take but i won't go oat out of my way to get oneorter: dr. mike' response -- >> it's no brainer. get the flu shot it is the best way to prevent the flu. >> reporter: have we changed jennifer's mind? >> still not going to get it. >> you got yours. >> i did. >> i got to get mine. >> i'm going. >> get on that. >> i know. >>> all right. so the philadelphia fire department is embracing pink and >> firefighters and medics raised over $22,000 for a good cause. >> wow. they presented that check today to the mercy cancer center in west philadelphia. money was raised by creating and selling t-shirts the fire depth's breast cancer awareness program. firefighters and medics wore the pink shirts throughout objection. donation will benefit the cancer centers breast cancer screening program. >> certainly a message of support from the philadelphia fire department and that they care about the community and they care about things beyond, um, just work that the fire department does but about the health of the community. >> sure do. you know they put t

. >> yes, and six years ago, the bands rem walked away from it all.ut now, the group has reunited for a re-issue of their biggest albumn ever. we will talk with the band about the 25th anniversary of automatic for the people. and the personal controversy that surrounded it. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, and music, in our saturday session. just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looks good, see you guys at 7:00. >> back here at home now, the city of philadelphia, kicks off the holiday season with a beautiful display at city hall . >> city officials switch the switch, turning on at 2-foot hall holiday tree, 50 year old fur decorated when led ornament, tree lighting celebration included musical performances there, and a gift and clothing drive for children in need. >> three, two, one ... >> the christmas tree in downtown collingswood, families kick off the holiday season in a festive way and a special visitor made dramatic entrance, check him outment santa claus climbed down from the roof of the municipal building on the fire departm

rem, the goo goo doll, keen worked with all of them. and he grew up right here in bethesda. news4's mark segraves has more on the musical legend. take a look. >> reporter: he's known for helping to create the power pop sound. his emotional song writing, good luxe propelled him to superstar dom. in 1984, he burst into the national scene with his hit, places that are gone. >> he really didn't sound like anyone else. >> reporter: seth kir witnesses who owns the 930 club and the anthem managed his career in the early '80s. roo recalls one of the early bands keen played in, the r aerks z. >> i've seen a lot of bands in my day obviously. they were absolutely to this day one of the best bands ever. not just from anywhere. just phenomenal. >> reporter: while keen who grew up in bethesda never achieved that superstar dom, he did have a prolific career as a song writer and guitarist. local musician bob who played with mills lost grin and grin he became known as power pop inspired countless other musicians. >> it's like very me lod i can as opposed to raw rock and roll. it was melodic

new film i love you daddy was canceled, that was appearance on the late show with stephen colbert, rem tiff for the comedian says he'll have a statement in the next few days. >> coming up: it has been six weeks after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico. now people there are dealing with a new setback. >> plus dining out can be risky for those with food allergies. but this little invention could help change all of that. see how it can alert people to foods that could make them sick. pat? >> i'm pat gallen here at st. joe's prem, where they are putting the finish touches on their own rendition every very popular disney play. we will go behind the scenes when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i think all of us will be out in the cold in a few hours , rahel. >> the whole region. katie says the worse will be tonight, though, friday night. >> pull out the sweaters. the boots. >> and the mittens. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from c

we rem jr. victims in pennsylvania and new jersey.u've been injured at work or through someone else's fault know your rights. if you've been injured get justice. >> call one-800 justice today. >> hope you had the chance to get outside today. what a day with afternoon highs in the 70s. just picture perfect for november and operate parkway it's looking good. no wind. i'm looking at the flags yesterday blowing in the breeze. but not today. dover topped off at 76. 75 in philadelphia. 74 in atlantic city and trenton. 73 in allentown and reading 72. temperatures running ten to 15 degrees above normal. you see this whole bubble of warmth from philadelphia extending all the way down to dallas it's 90 degrees. the dividing line through chicago and kansas city, rapid city and minneapolis and that cold swath in the northern planes in the upper great lakes. so we'll advance until tomorrow morning. temperatures not bad at all in the upper 50s. close to normal highs for this time of year, and then by the afternoon, once again, in the 70s. this is i

trump tweeted in 2012, quote, pervert alert, rem weiner back on alert. all girls under 18 block him immediately. certainly weiner and franken deserved to be called out so does roy moore, though, and the white house not only not doing that but backing him. ryan nobles is out front in the white house and the white house taking a side tonight. >> reporter: it seems that way and perhaps gives us some indication as to why they've been so coy about the issue of roy moore and his role in this alabama senate race in the days after the president returned back from his trip in asia. it's not as if the president hasn't had an opportunity to respond to these questions about roy moore. this morning he had a meeting of his cabinet. reporters were invited in there for a brief period of time and he was specifically asked about where he stands about roy moore and he did not answer the question. it's important to keep in mind that shortly after the candidate that the president backed in alabama luther strange lost that race to -- the president embraced roy moore and while

heat of attac a attacks refd he basement president trump had invited senators chuck schumer and us remiff nancy pelosi to meet with him. knitter mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan today at the white house to talk about tax reform but neither of the democrats showed up. the reason they say well the president had tweeted this morning that the meeting was only for show. would not result in an agreement and he did not see a deal. so schumer and pelosi released a statement saying rather than attend a meeting that won't result in an agreement they would rather spend their time continuing to negotiate with the gop and congress. >> they decided not to show up. they've been all talk and they've been no action. >> so our republican colleagues in their rush to get a bill done are legislating in irresponsible way. >> this afternoon president trump commended the senate for passing attacks bill through committee where it will now move to the full senate. the senate could vote on that bill on thursday. >>> new report concludes the veterans affairs health care system has failed our wounded wa

so -- and i rem -- and the reason that even came up is 'cause now she's a coach on "the voice." >> seth "kelly, you can't be saying stuff like that to these kids." >> seth: yeah! well, i'm glad. [ laughter ] >> so -- >> seth: i'm glad you're there to keep her on the straight and narrow. >> thank you. thanks for making me tell that story, too. >> seth: i like that story a lot. >> i enjoyed it. this audience, they're -- >> seth: i would -- now, hopefully, singing like that is easier now when -- with gwen stefani because now you do duets with her. you co-wrote a song. >> it works better with gwen. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: you're, like, already there. you don't have to do any of the pretend part. >>l, [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: so you wrote a song -- so here's your album -- your new album, "texoma shore." you wrote a song for gwen. >> i did. >> that you're going to sing tonight. >> i'm singing that song tonight on the show. very excited about that. >> seth: how far into the process -- when you write a song for someone, obviously something that i've never done. a

>> listen, if we're doing movie rem references, i think the reference is, you need him on that wall. i think republicans need to understand, to win, they need to embrace the president and push forward the agenda in a unified message. what you don't want is division between these two camps. they need to know that the 2018 elections are critical, they're critical for moving the agenda forward, and they all need to be on the same page. and when you look at of what the poll kacame out last week that showed that the public was unsatisfied with the goals that we've tried to achieve, that's where we need to focus. >> come together. come together, brian, says. >> fight together. >> fight together. there you go, chris. >> kaite, one of the problems here is that the only person that could unite the republican party after the 2008 election was barack obama. and he did so. and they scored huge gains in 2010 and 2014. >> but who is that now? >> well, what virginia suggests is that democrats now have a uniting person. and it's donald trump. the problem is, republicans don't still have barack obama

pink and kelly clarkson opened the show with rem's everybody hurts.z performed. christina aguilera did a whitney houston. pink's performance was insane. they were rappelling down the building. lady gaga i was in d.c. last night obviously and performed at the capital one arena. she did her performance live from the concert that i was at. so i didn't know this. i arrived at the show, here's a photo of lauren and i at the concert last night, they have all these things all over the windows saying there's going to be a taping of the american music awards, be in your seats at 8:20 we're taping at 8:30. the show started with her performance at the ama's so if you're watching the ama's that was from washington, d.c. >> very cool. >> then in the middle of the show, they cut to the american music awards when she won an award. she didn't know she was going to win. i'm sure her team did but they paused the show brought the ama's up on the screen. she won favorite pop rock performance and she won the award and it was cool to see her. >> her concert started a the 8

i began then to rem nice in myself a strain of resistance, distrust of whatever seemed too easy or glib and that had deeply informed my writing. on campus, all the catholic children went to catechism classes three times a week, until such a time as they took the examination for first holy communion. that was very exciting. your mother took you to the market to buy white fabric for a dress, and white lace for a veil, and then to the tailor to make the dress, and you barely slept that night because you were delighted of having that smile white circle of breathed in your mouth, the host it's was called and you kept in mind all the stories you had been told about the host, especially the story about the child who stole one host and took it homerun, only for the room in the house to be filled with blood. i thought the host would melt like ice on my tongue. and when finally i received communion its dry, pastry texture was a disappointment to me. but this story is really about dogs and memories. to prepare for first holy communion i went to cat simple alone because my brother had already recei

thought wow would have rem anyones of the taliban that would be hit and run terrorists here and there. but that they've an baseball to carry out bolder attacks, closer to the capitol, even in the international zone you have to wonder how well we're doing and getting to that place of stability, and so i think the decision by the president and by secretary mattis to try to really stablize the military situation is one that i support, but eventually there's going to have to be a political solution in afghanistan, and i suspect that's going to have to involve pakistan, which is a really big part of this problem because the pakistanis aren't really convinced that a stable afghanistan is in their interests and they've got be made to help stablize that territory, and we are talking about democracy knowledge it's temporary tough, afghanistan was the fifth poorest country in the world at 9/11. but it is at least a place now where girls go to school, in large numbers. it is a place now where women are not beaten in a soccer stadium given to the taliban by the u.n. it is a place where men are no

but they have each demonstrated an amazing resilience through the years in their witness to rem silluation and peace. and all of them continue to give voice to conscientious dissent in the face of violence and warfare. that is so much a part of our reality today. the format of the session will be roughly as follows. each of the panelist will first come to the podium and share a brief history. not more than ten minutes of their organization with the particular focus of the nature of its witness in world war i. and the religious or faith elements that sustained that witness. i will follow up with one or two questions to the panelists from the table here. and then we will open it up to you the audience for additional questions. i encourage you as you form your questions to keep them focussed with the goal of including as many voices as possible. in the conversation. i'm deeply grateful to each of the representatives of the organizations who have adpreeed to be with us. you will find in your programs on pages 23 and 24 a full biography of each of the presenters and a short description of the o

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