renee: it is both. e-commerce is selling and buying of used and preload goods is a dual issue. people have the opportunity to get online, sell things that are laying around their house, and make a profit. potentially an extra couple dollars in their pocket as we head into the holiday season. they are holding the environment. not only does this item get a second life and not go to landfill, but you are helping to avoid additional carbon emissions being put in the air, which is critical when we are in the time of a climate crisis. caroline: what are people selling right now? renee: they are selling everything you mentioned that people wanted. electronics, apparel, handbags, sporting goods, whatever you can imagine, we have it all on ebay and people are buying all of those items. because they are also contributing to the circular economy. it is a dual win. a win for your pocket and the planet. ed: ebay, storied technology name. to some people, a blast from the back -- from the past. but a lot of the data i

renee, what is expected from this announcement by donald trump? well, what's expected is the unexpected mohammad. we're here, like you said outside of mar, logo, outside of trump's, the states all fingers are pointing to a potential announcement that he will be running for reelection in the 2024 presidential election. and according to his latest post on his own social media platform, truth social, he says hopefully today will turn out to be one of the most important days in the history of our country. so all indications are that he will likely announce that he is running for the presidency in the 2024 election. the announcement that we're waiting for is expected to happen at o 2 g m t. a lot of his supporters that have i have that stakes out outside a with their t shirts and their banner is waiting for him to to make this announcement. i, a lot of by anti trump rhetoric has been going around as well. we've seen some propeller planes flying banners, a with some anti trump slogans. so i, we're just gonna have to wait and see exactly what, what he an

jeffrey: you, renee fleming. renee: that's right.o sing something that means something to me. jeffrey: in "the hours," renee saw it -- a story of women as artists, friends, lovers, mothers. here, it's the smallest pieces daily life -- buying flowers, for example -- that somehow raise the biggest questions about life itself. underlying all of this, the knowledge that the real virginia woolf would take her own life in 1941 at age 59. renee: every single person who's in this opera has a really interesting role and a tale to tell. the stories are relevant. we're in a mental health crisis in this country that is, in the world actually, that is unprecedented, certainly in my lifetime. i fear for young people especially because it's hitting them so hard. yannick: if the audience recognize themselves on stage, they're going to relate to the story. i believe that this then can bring more people to the opera, not just because we want to have more people in our seats, but because we believe in the mission of opera, that is to convey those messa

renee cough was 6 when he was diagnosed with cysts in his kidneys . he had to make regular trips to the doctor ever since, but for many years he was still able to do sports. kidney disease can develop for different reasons. sometimes it's causes unknown. sister, kidneys like and renee coughs case occur in about 70 percent of sufferers. medication and misuse of medication caused 12 percent of illnesses infections can damage the kidneys to but the main causes of chronic kidney disease are high blood pressure and diabetes. detecting a diseased kidney is not easy because kidney pain rarely occurs. it's a problem kidney specialist professor eulley irvine mon banker knows well. she had the nephrologist apartment at mines university medical center. and that's a some that how probably my, it's actually the main problem with kidney disease. now that we don't notice any symptoms at 1st half and only when it's far advanced and we noticed them mechanism tool there, characterized by fatigue, the exhaustion, possibly itching. and you may notice you have must urine

renee calf was 6 when he was diagnosed with cysts in his kidneys . he had to make regular trips to the doctor ever since. but for many years he was still able to do sports. kidney disease can develop for different reasons. sometimes it's causes, unknown. sister, kidneys like and renee coughs case occur in about 70 percent of sufferers. medication and misuse of medication caused 12 percent of illnesses infections can damage the kidneys to but the main causes of chronic kidney disease or high blood pressure and diabetes. detecting a diseased kidney is not easy because kidney pain rarely occurs. it's a problem kidney specialist professor uli irvine. mon minka knows well. she had the nephrologist apartment at mines university medical center. and that's a some that help problem. it's actually the main problem with kidney disease. now that we don't notice any symptoms at 1st half and only when it's far advanced and we noticed them, mac and wisdom tooth are characterized by fatigue. the exhaustion possibly itching and you may notice you have must urine or s

renee, for more on this let speak to political analyst naiambi carter. she joined us lie from washington, d. c. naiambi if donald trump announces that he's going to run, how will republican officials react? well, thank you for having me. i mean, it's hard to say, i think a lot of people feel that donald trump's backing a pretty extreme republican candidate has really put the party in a difficult place. so i think it will probably be a mixed bag. of course there will be some die hard supporters, but there will be others who just a few years ago. writing is called tales will want to put a lot of light between themselves and donald trump before the next election cycle. especially at the debacle that was january sick. so i think it's going to be a pretty chilly reception for donald trump should be announced tonight. and maybe this trump actually have enough support if he were to mount another campaign to be re elected as president. does he have enough support in the general public war from his base to win again? well, certainly his base is re energized and i

we have to wait and see if see. >> renee, live outside mar-a-lago. thanks so much, rene.cratic republic of the congo are scrambling for safety. the conflict between the military and the m23 fighters is moving closer -- men, women, and children have been carrying what they can and walking towards the eastern cities. the m23 fighters were widely understood to be back by rol rolando. the international committee of the red cross is two trucks carrying medical supplies arrived in ethiopia. the first humanitarian aid delivery since the cease-fire agreement was signed between the government and rebels earlier this month. in its first common sense the truce, implemented the deal honestly, saying it is necessary to ensure sustainable peace. the truth aims to and two years the truth aims to and two years of conflict that has ♪♪ ♪♪ -lunchtime beneath the skyscrapers can be entertaining, as herds of bankers fill countless restaurants. this street is nicknamed "fressgass," roughly "the feeding street." as a contrast to the many trendy restaurant chains, frankfurt's kleinmarkthalle --

long thumb if kidney function declines sharply or completely fails, dialysis is the only option for renee cough consistently high blood pressure was the 1st sign of the disease, annual checks with the kidney specialist followed and finally at the age of 30 dialysis, which he now has to have 3 times a week with coin, michelle. but when i look forward to coming for dialysis after the weekend, because i know the water and toxins will then be drawn out, and afterwards you feel a bit better again on bison. missa renee cough could not have prevented his hereditary kidney disease, but many cases of the illness can be prevented by avoiding the things that lead up to high blood pressure and diabetes. and by having regular checkups with your family doctor, that's the only way to detect these illnesses and chronic kidney disease early and to treat them properly. another rule for good kidney health, adequate hydration, drinking enough fluids. ideally, water is vital for the kidneys to do their job, along with a balance diet that's low and added salt. i'll kidneys deserve special treatment after all.

water and toxins will then be drawn out, and afterwards you feel a bit better again on bison pesa renee cough could not have prevented his hereditary kidney disease. but many cases of the illness can be prevented by avoiding the things that lead up to high blood pressure and diabetes. and by having regular checkups with your family doctor, that's the only way to detect these illnesses and chronic kidney disease early and to treat them properly. another rule for good kidney health, adequate hydration, drinking enough fluids. ideally, water is vital for the kidneys to do their job, along with a balance diet that's low and added salt. i'll kidneys deserve special treatment after all. cleaning the blood for the hot to pump hundreds of times each day, hard work ah, among the human organs there are those that play on their own, like the heart or the stomach. and then there are twins like the kidneys. but do we really need 2 of them every day, the kidneys filter the blood several times over about $1800.00 leaders on balance. yet they are only the sides of the cutters. in the 1st step, the kidn

sometimes it's causes are known. sister, kidneys like and renee caps case occur in about 7 percent of sufferers, medication and misuse of medication caused 12 percent of illnesses infections can damage the kidneys to but the main causes of chronic kidney disease are high blood pressure and diabetes. detecting a diseased kidney is not easy because kidney pain rarely occurs. it's a problem kidney specialist professor uli a vine mon banker knows well. she had the nephrologist department at mines university medical center. and that's a some that how probably my, it's actually the main problem with kidney disease. now that we don't notice any symptoms at 1st half and only when it's far advanced and we noticed them mechanisms will they are characterized by fatigue, exhaustion, possibly itching. and you may notice you have must urine or sometimes the color of your urine is changing that assist you in fab helped, but you don't really have any specific symptoms that say, i now have kidney disease ian conklin. laboratory tests provide information about whether you might have the illness protein

renee, thanks so much for breaking it down for us. we have to guess to discuss donald trump's speech announcing, he'll run for the presidency again in 2024. richard goods, dean is a democratic strategist, while adolfo franko is a former bush administration advisor, and also a republican strategists. both of them are joining us from washington, d. c. richard, let me start with you. are you surprised by any of the rhetoric that you heard coming from donald trump? because even this was donald trump, we've all come to know and some supporters love him and most of the country seems not to if the polls or an invocation, if the results of the elections since he's become president in 201820202022 or any indication, there are the declining number of people that are in his camp, but it's exactly what we have come to expect. replete with factual errors, gross misstatements galore. there was hardly a certain frankly, we didn't say something wrong. the truth has never been his best friend, and tonight we were kind of reminded of of that being the

. >> reporter: renee caribbean says he has lived in this apartment complex near saturday's sideshow with his wife and two children for years. seems like this are sadly not uncommon. >> is not easy to deal with these. you know, it's too loud and sometimes they do fireworks, here. so, especially when it is after 12:00 a.m. >> reporter: what sets saturday's sideshow apart was the police response. san jose police say more than 100 officers flooded the intersection of monterey highway and brandon road, blocking every conceivable exit. the sideshow drivers and spectators were boxed in, trapped, and ticketed, all 720 of them. >> it is extremely difficult for the folks who live in these neighborhoods, some of these intersections are the ones that get targeted time and again. monterey and renton. >> reporter: a city ordinance allows sideshows to be ticketed, which could result in a $1000 fine and up to six months in jail. the police response requires coordination and a commitment of money and manpower, a challenge for a chronically understaffed department, but necessary to send a message. >> abso

renee is leaving oakland, her home for almost half a century. 46 years to be exact. >> we are looking at my life, about 10 by 7 i have been able to cram into a storage unit. >> reporter: she believes changes in her personal life and the rise in crime. she no longer feels safe walking in her neighborhood. there was a mass shooting that killed one person and injured several others near her home last year. >> my college is gone absorbed by northeastern university. so a lot of what i have known and felt safe and proud about in oakland has been destroyed. >> reporter: and more importantly, she says she doesn't think oakland leaders have the political will to reduce crime and homelessness. >> it is going to have to crash and burn without me. or maybe she rises from the flames. and i was wrong. but, i can't do it any more. renee says she is out of patience and out of time. >> dear oakland, good-bye. >> reporter: in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> an alameda county has a new district attorney-elect. pamela price has defeated terry wiley with a final margin of 26,000 votes total. >>> a live lo

renee, you've been listening to this speech. what did you make of it? well it was, as all reports were indicating what we were expecting him to announce, but always kind of one foot in the door when it comes to donald trump not knowing if that's really what he'll say or not. so yes, he did say that he is officially running for the presidency in the 2024 election. this is the 3rd time that he's announced his candidacy. and just moments before he took the podium to speak has office filed the official paperwork needed for a for the candidacy to take place. so like you said, he mentioned a lot of things he talked about the economy during the coven pandemic. he said, inflation was non existant unless drugs were getting through the border while he was in office. like you said, he mentioned about china, russia, iran, and north korea that they respected him, that they were a check than in line when he was president. and his time in front of the podium was really largely spent touting a lot of the decisions that he made or the agendas he tried to push through wh

renee myers tells me she's on a mission to provide a safe space for family members of the victims to be able to share with one another, their grief and pain with the person behind bars and charged with the crimes committed in the stockton serial killings. >> renee myers says the word relief comes to mind and sense of community relief knowing that this individual has been captured and is now behind bars where he deserves to be. wesley brownlee was arrested this month and charged with murder in 3 of the 6 cases as police were narrowing in on brown. the myers started an online community on facebook called the stockton serial killer community news and information page. so far she's gotten more than 4,000 members and has even connected with family members of victims. in the case we're providing them information about. >> court appearances and we are helping them to be connected to one another so that they don't feel alone during this particularly devastating in trying time in their life. >> through this myers says she became inspired to do something for them to help them heal. they absolu

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right, renee this story here, about right, renee this story here, abou t £1 billion of taxpayers abouts to install. is this a sensible move in terms of helping us get our bills down? yes and no , i think yes and no. yes and no, i think yes and no. i mean, look, i'm for all insulation homes where they need to be insulation. why you be. but what worries me about this once again we are ignoring once again is we are ignoring hardworking families who are just managing who might just about managing who might live in a band, a council tax home. they're council tax banding system. and so not qualify for any of this that they contribute to when there will be people in lower homes who haven't maybe ever any tax and they will help. and what about grandma , who's living in about grandma, who's living in the home she's lived in all of her life live that was rebranded as h, who is freezing death and cold kettles who also can't get any help. i just think we're kind of ignoring people who are working their socks off to make country, you know , great again, country, you know, great again, shall we say

renee oday reports from outside his estate in west palm beach, florida. this will not be my campaign. this will be our campaign all to go. it was the announcement former president donald trump made despite advisors suggesting it wasn't a good idea coming in order to make america great. a glorious again i am to night announcing my candidacy for president. ah, it was also the announcement. his supporters have been waiting for outside moral lago. only a few dozen trump supporters were out, but they had plenty to say. he still are president, he never can. he never stopped it just unfortunate that things took place the way they did, but he never took concession. he still is the president. he still is the commander in chief. no one respects the current president. our world leaders think of him as weak on mattress, not the man we need right now. the republican party was hoping that a red wave during mid term elections would solidify their standing in the 2024 presidential election. but many of the congressional candidates that trump backed, including those and k

renee de has more from outside. donald trump's estate in west palm beach, florida. in a speech that lasted a little over an hour, donald trump announced he is running for the presidency again. right before he took to the podium to make his announcement has office filed, the official paperwork necessary to, to solidify his candidacy. now his announcement comes just one week after the midterm elections were held in which the red wave, the republican party was looking for, seemed more like a ripple. they weren't able to take control of the senate and a lot of the blame as being pointed as being targeted at donald trump. because a lot of the candidates that he himself endorsed were candidates that couldn't win the races that they were in. the republican party is fractured, there is a divide amongst whether or not they would support donald trump as the presidential candidate for the party. what will happen now is several, 2 years of campaigning of the bass, waiting to see if the republican party will nominate him to be the republican candidate for the presidency. he is l

for director renee aranilla, this is familiar territory. >> i've been working here in totor s res del, with the pumas. >> his team has spent the last few days searching for a particular puma they call super mom. >> we have been working with her for the last four or five years, almost. and we've been lucky enough to see four different litters from her. she's a super mom. she's a very good provider. >> but even these expert trackers and their high-tech cameras are having a hard time spotting her. >> it's a big challenge to work in a vast area with animals that are ninjas. if they want you to see them, that's when you get to see them. if they don't want to be seen, you're never going to find them. >> as they continue their search, there's an unexpected sigh sighting. >> the male is now moving east. >> can you i.d. a male? >> negative. all i can see from here is that it's a male. >> any sign of the cubs? any sign of the mother? >> negative. >> oh, he's right there. >> renee's team has a special permit to film these pumas off trail. this male shouldn't see them as a threat or as prey. but

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renee. while england finished top of the group after beating wales, marcus rochefort scored twice and a 3 no victory at the arm had been alley stadium, england ending the group stage with 2 winds and a drool wales are heading home from cattle earlier to more teams qualified for the last 16 of the world cup senegal and become the 1st african team into the knockout stages with a to one when over ecuador, the tournament sadly ends for the south americans who couldn't make the most of the domination of possession. and the netherlands secured their qualification to the knockout stage, the victory over cutter, the match, and get to know that for the top of that group are the 2 wins and a lot. so to come here now does air including anger and grief in the occupied westbank, where at least 5 palestinians were killed during confrontations with his ready security forces. and 3 chinese astronauts embark on a historic space much more or less. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere. are you

renee, thank you very much. did renee all day talking to us from outside donald trump's estate, west palm beach and florida? trans decision to run again for the white house will raise questions about the future direction of the republican party. as practical hain reports from washington, i, he's back where he loves to be in the spotlight and at the center of the conversation, former president donald trump now says he wants to be back in the white house. but unlike the last time he says big, he's now the focus of numerous federal and state investigations, potentially hoping as a presidential candidate. he can't be indicted. analysts say it's not likely to deter the u. s. attorney general. i don't think so. i think you might have to give it a 2nd, a 2nd chance, but it also allows donald trump to really play the victim. and to say that he's being politically persecuted by the, by the administration, which is something he likes to do anyway. and he's coming off a losing streak in the mid term elections. most of his

renee, who spoke for about an hour and he hit all the usual targets. what were the main takeaway for you? because i know you were listening to it. yeah, we were definitely listening to that speech here at mara lago, so he referred to the 4 years that he was in office. he said that everything was thriving. he said there wasn't inflation, the economy was on track the borders were secured. he protected america from the, from the economy during the coven pandemic. he said china, russia, iran, and north korea. we're in check and respected him. so, and he definitely spends most of the time on the podium doing what he, what we've known him to do in the past, which is how the decisions that he's made law has an office and health the agenda that he wants to push forward. he definitely had a few words about president joe biden. he spoke about the democrats, he called the democrats radical, left lunatics. he made sure to mention that the candidates he endorsed during mid term elections. one, when actually we know that many of the candidates he endorsed didn't whe

this is a problem. >> rene, i would love to get your thoughts., renee. >> who cares? he is not elected anymore. >> we're. they >> folks are trying to make this a judgment issue, somehow this is about lack of judgment. this is what chris christie said a few days ago. this is not about a lack of judgment. this is exactly what donald trump is, it is who he has always been. former boston's related friedman tweeted to trump, you are better than this. no he is, not he is never been better than this. there are many things that donald trump is not. he is not a question. he is not a very stable genius. he is not the greatest president since abraham lincoln. when he is a racist and anti emma semis and he keeps his friends close but he quips his white supremacist pals and supporters closer. this is who he is and this is what the republican party has embraced. and they do not condemn it then they own it. >> basil i see you nodding in agreement. >> two more days, point in the reporting of this, donald trump turns to connie and says this guy gets me. so we kno

stella slo, renee, life is more difficult now. i worry more about the future. blend year, which i can't plan anything, any more rad, at most, until tomorrow, the floors in an uncertain time, for alia, packer of with the fear of being drafted hard to shake. ah, it is not rain properly in southern madagascar for years, at least 1000000 people are going hungry, climate change, deforestation, and government inaction are making the situation worse. marcia, what song i used to be of pharma. now all she is able to harvest our cactus leaves are endless. drought has left large parts of southern madagascar dry and unproductive, and it has left people like marsey and the precarious situation. she now relies on turning cactus leaves into cattle feats to survive. since the rain stopped alive has been turned on its head pretty high yonder toys and we left the village because of the drought. it's very difficult to find water there. there no harvest. so we had to sell all our belongings. la nab is in from idaho. many others are suffering the same

s. signed only to renee, last year's glasgow pack, laid out financial commitments by major polluting nations to help more vulnerable countries adapt to climate change. but many areas are already suffering the effects . and this years agenda broaches the contentious issue of compensating them for that damage. a breakthrough in the egyptian resort town of charm l shake. never before has the issue of financial compensation made it on to the official negotiating agenda at the you ends. climate talks, the steamer good of the topic is on the schedule is over. i think it's a reassuring indicator that we are going to make good progress here in shemelle shape on this important issue for the and victims dinner on chrome. although developing nations contribute the least to climate change, they suffer much more from its consequences and often end up stuck paying for them . it's now set to be a central issue at cop $27.00. a recent report by the world media logical organization puts this climate inequality front and center the fact that was not lost on un chief antonio quoterush as well with an e

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be here today and on behalf of our chancellor sam i want to welcome all of you to ucsf and doctor renee and i serve the vice chair for office of diversity and out reach. we are focused on diversity. equity, inclusion and antiracism. on everybody having an opportunity to show up, do their best, excel and a part of the future. i'm a professor of anesthesiology. i'm excited because education for me that is key. i'm a girl from mobile, alabama who never dreamed. fact i could be a physician. never saw a black woman physician until i was in my 20's. now to welcome you to to this outstanding opportunity on our campus the first black woman to be a vice chancellor and our 150 year history, i'm excited. i'm excited about the power of education. and about the power of this institution to transform lives. so, we are so thrilled to be welcome the san franciscouneified school district to our campus. many of our own faculty students, staff and learners live in this community and they are excited the children will teamed this school. we are proud of our long history with san francisco unified school di

rene said he thought of moving but sky high represents made him feel the mercy of the sideshow. >> i lived here for seven years and never saw this. hopefully, they are serious. >>> oakland could become the latest city to fine sideshow speculators. the public safety committee has voted to advance a measure to san jose. >>> within the last year or so, vallejo, aspect antioch, and oakley are among those who have ticketed speculators. >>> the safe shopper initiative is a response to the retail crime sprees last year, crime that the police chief said made him sick to his stomach, so there will be 150 more stress a. street a mbassadors. the mayor said it's a sign of improvement. >> it's going to be fun and it's going to be exciting, and it's inviting you all back to downtown. this is a great place. >> the ambassadors are not police officers but they are trained in public safety and to lower-level threats and keep the sidewalks clear and safe. >>> jessica, i don't think you could ask for a prettier day today. it's cool and crisp. just nice to get outside. >>> it's cool and sunny. we kind of

cnn's rene marsh has the details. >> reporter: some of the world's most renowned glaciers are on tracking finding from united nations researchers based on satellite data. among the glaciers on the brink of vanishing are those in two of the most visited u.s. national parks, yosemite and yellowstone. repeat photography documents the vanishing glaciers through time. >> glaciers are one of the most valuable indicators of climate change, because they are visible. we can see with our eyes, the retreat of a glacier. >> reporter: the report finds that one-third of the planet's glaciers identified by the united nations as locations of significance are set to disappear. and scientists warn the impact will be felt a world away. >> glaciers retreat is contributing to about 5% of global sea level rise. the impact of this melting could be seen in our daily lives through, for instance, floods, as well as the coastal erosion and even tsunamis. >> reporter: glacier melt was believed to have contributed to two catastrophic floods this summer. at yellowstone national park, torrential rain and abnormally

rene marsh has the story. >> reporter: miles of brittle uprooted almond trees lay flat in california. drought tightening water restrictions and now skyrocketing water prices have forced farmers to sacrifice their crops. this is what a thirsty city on the verge of running out of water looks like. >> we can't continue this. it's not sustainable for our community. >> reporter: city councilman says it was set to run out of water by mid to late november and had to turn to the open market to buy water to make up the short fall. the city was short 600 acre feet of water. that's the equivalent of 300 olympic size pools. last week they finalized the water purchase from a california public irrigation district. the price tag for one of life's most basic necessities, roughly $1.1 million. the same amount of water used to cost the city $114,000. >> i was floored. i could not believe that they could sell water at that price but that was actually a cheap rate. that's the cheapest rate we found. >> the index that tracks water indexes show that price of water has gone from over $200 in 2019 to more th

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renee myers tells me she's on a mission to provide a safe space for family members of the victims toable to share with one another, their grief and pain with the person behind bars and charged with the crimes committed in the stockton serial killings. >> renee myers says the word relief comes to mind and sense of community relief knowing that this individual has been captured and is now behind bars where he deserves to be was lee brown lee was arrested this month and charged with murder in 3 of the 6 cases as police were narrowing in on brown. the myers started an online community on facebook called the stockton serial killer community news and information page. so far she's gotten more than 4,000 members and has even connected with family members of victims. in the case we're providing them information about. >> court appearances and we are helping them to be connected to one another so that they don't feel alone during this particularly devastating in trying time in their life. >> through this myers says she became inspired to do something for them to help them heal. they absolutel

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renee de al jazeera, west palm beach, florida. bob by is chairman of liberty god, he's also a former congressman. he joins us from atlanta. thank you very much. for being on the program. first of all, what did you make of trump speech and especially the timing of it coming to years out from the next election. it's very unusual, but it's typical trump. what he tries to do is to sort of bluster his way forward to put himself at the top of the pack or the front of the act, so to speak. and then that will put him in a position in his mind to, than undercut anybody else who might decide to run. but in fact, i think he's going to have an extremely difficult rocky road ahead of him. it's not going to be smooth sailing by any stretch of the imagination. and is that down to the investigations that a swirling around him, a woman, potentially the candidates that he might be facing in the republican republican nomination? these investigations are serious when the apartment of justice is looking into very possibly obstruction of justice agains

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