host: the case has the name roe v. wade, but roe is a pseudonym. ms. murray: jane roe was norma jean -- she was a young woman married to a man who was some years older. she was already a mother of two children when she found herself pregnant. the marriage was troubled, often abusive, and she sought to terminate her pregnancy. she wasn't able to in texas. she passed the point of viability, and she tried to say she had been the victim of a rape. there was no police report documenting that. she wasn't able to take advantage of the loophole in the texas law that permitted abortion in limited cases. she found herself going to henry mccluskey, an adoption lawyer in texas, to make arrangements for an adoption. mccluskey was friends with a woman who was thinking of filing a case that was in need of a dallas-based plaintiff. mccluskey informed norma jean, and the rest is history. host: norma mccorvey is described as a dallas carnival worker. she herself, it was said years later that she had no understanding of the legal system and thought this case could be set

we're 43 years into the scandal of roe vs. wade. and yet we were told, the country was told in 1973, when this decision came down, that this is all settled. that this is all done. and that there's nothing more to be done about it. and the supreme court doctrine, and those of who you are opponents, you need to get over your opposition and just move along, thank you. but there was something that was unsettling, not just about the jurisprudence, but about the underlying moral claim upon which roe vs. wade was built. and that was, it was built on a lie. and the lie was that there is nothing significant in a mother's womb when she's pregnant and that of course is not just a lie, it's an absurdity. and so what's happened over the past 43 years? science is our friend. the more people come to understand, even nonscientific people, they see the ultrasounds, you've heard testimony from people, and they say, they're a life. that's a baby, that's a person. that's a boy. that's a girl. and that is worthy of me defending. that little child. and s

thankfully roe has a sense of humor. >> reporter: mike roe has tackled every profession from bull fighter to blacksmith and even posing as a man on the run from the law on dirty jobs but these are sparking rumors he may have pulled his dirtiest job yet, bank robber as this man with shaggy brown hair and a ball cap went into an oregon bank armed with a gun and demanding cash. they asked if anyone could identify-the crook and got flooded with a possibility suspect, mike roe. we said we are now looking for mike roe thanks to your tips, cops joking on facebook we issued an arrest warrant for mike roe just kidding and then posted this on twitter, he was in kansas city and i can prove it. >> we'll scratch him and move on to other individuals. >> abc news new york. >>> still ahead here on "action news" another check of your forecast. we'll be right back. doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with

yet ever since the roe v.wade decision, state and federal lawmakers have attempted to chip away at a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. hundreds of laws have been passed by states to place limitations and roadblocks to a woman's right to choose. restrictions such as mandatory delays, unduly burdensome regulations, and unscientific 20-week bans, are all it tends to undermine roe v. wade -- atte mpts to undermine roe v. wade. in congress, we see unprecedented attack on women's reproductive health. destructive policy writers in spending bills. attacks on providers. and efforts to reduce access to health care services, all in the name of exhibiting abortions. abortions.ing these attacks are not based on fact or science. they do not advance any public policy goals in the interest of women. which is why many of us characterize these efforts as womenof a deeply anti- agenda. moreover, these restrictions is proportionally affect women of color and low income women. apparently it is not enough to remo

before roe v. wade, nearly 5,000 american women died every year seeking abortion care that was legally not available to them. that number dramatically dropped after the decision because women were able to get abortion care from trained medical legally out in the open. the court found that a woman's right to access abortion care is a fundamental constitutional right. while as with many constitutional rights not totally unfettered, this decision enabled women to gain control over their own bodies and, in turn, their futures. if the government interfered in other patient-doctor decisions the way that state and federal governments have interfered with women's reproductive rights, there would be a national uproar. why is it different when we talk about a woman's body as opposed to a man's? can you imagine if states passed laws restricting fundamental decisions about a man's medical care? why is it that women have to defend deeply personal decisions over our own bodies in court and in legislatures? i rec

chief justice burger: we will hear arguments for number 18, roe v. wade. >> quite often in many of our most famous decisions, the court took quite unpopular cases. >> let's go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what it means to live in this society of 310 million different people who help stick together because they believe in the rule of law. host: good evening, and welcome to c-span's "landmark cases." tonight, the 12th and final in our history series, the 1973 roe v. wade decision, a decision that continues to rock the american political landscape.

graves: thank you very much. 43 years ago roe v. wade decision resulted in the death of 57 million americans. 57 million unborn children lost their lives. over a million children per year. it's an amazing statistic. louisiana traditionally ranked one of the most pro-life states in the nation. we have an amazing organizations that educate our citizens about pro-life movement, louisiana right to life, family forum and head of the family research council is a constituent of our district. there's one particular pro-life advocate that i'd like to call out. dr. al cotsky who recently passed away. in fact, january 1 of this year, literally gave his life to advocating for pro-life causes. his knowledge, his scientific background with his ph.d., his m.d. and his masters in public health shaped him and helped him to shape pro-life policy in the state of louisiana. he was a phenomenal example of pro-life advocates for our nation. mr. speaker, i want to in closing make note that dr. al set an amazing example for our state, an amazing example on

"roe versus wade." but up next... why the woman at the center of it... 3 a developing story right now overseas: north korea has just announced the *arrest of an american college student. they say he came to the country as a *tourist... but then performed quote, "anti-state acts." the man was identified as "otto frederick warmbier" a student at the university of virginia. the u-s state department they are now looking into it. 3 here in america: it appears a fighter jet crash in arizona... has *killed the pilot. the f-16 was taking part in a training mission yesterday morning near luke air force base... when it went down. a pilot from the taiwanese air force was flying it, doing combat training with an american instructor in another jet. the pilot had been training for the past six months. investigators were searching the desert all day... until they found some remains last night. but they still don't have a positive i-d. there have been other jet crashes from that base in the past few years... but other trainees manage

jeff roe: by what? mark: 2.3. jeff roe: and what did then carson get? carson. on media, has a personal life separate from a lot of the election leaders, how do you explain that? question.it is a good i got to the rest of the board. we have stuff that makes a little bit of news today, and on sunday we'll announce and have nearly $19 million in the bank. , bet that is probably potentially $10 million more than anyone else has in the bank. the reason conservatives -- for an alternative trump, they have to go along way with him. mark: when your people are making the case with some of between ted cruz and trump, what is the argument? jeff roe: any trump is probably a waste of a vote area. mark: i talked to a person that was a ted cruz supporter but dropped out because of speculation he was born in canada. my question was -- believe -- my question was, what are you telling people were worried about that in order to keep them in the poll? jeff roe: that is a tough question. data --had, in our own since we begin the modeling --cess, we certainly have now our numbers, t

friday marked the 43rd anniversary of roe v.e, the landmark supreme court decision that legalized abortion nationwide. and just weeks from now, the supreme court is set to hear arguments in a case that could gut roe v wade. the case is called whole woman's health v. cole. it challenges anti-choice restrictions passed by the texas state legislature in 2013, despite a people's filibuster and a 13-hour stand by texas state senator wendy davis. since the law passeabout ha , ofhe more an 40 abtion clics in tas have osed. if the court allows it to go into full effect, texas could be left with about 10 clinics. it is not just texas that's at stake. since 2010, state legislatures across the country have enacted more than 280 restrictions on abortion. but what do all of these numbers really mean? well, a new documentary that just had its world premiere here at the sundance film festival goes beyond the numbers to look at how abortion providers in texas and alabama are fighting to care for their patients despite state restrictions aimed a

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so is roe v.ry. 1973 in the supreme court, she is not involved in that case and has that take on roe v wade. that has been controversial plan and controversial now. >> the same terms the supreme court heard row of the way justice ginsburg had a case of her own. it is a case of susan struck him was an air force officer who became president -- pregnant on active duty. even though abortion was illegal throughout the united states you could get an abortion on a military base. not only could you get an abortion on a military base, but it was required if you got pregnant and wanted to keep your job. so when she got pregnant she wanted to give the child up for adoption. she said i have disability leave, i can take time off to recover from childbirth and i will be back and they said you have two choices, you can have an abortion or you can leave. justice ginsburg looks at this case, and unconditionally believe reproductive freedom including accessing abortion is fundamental to a woman's equality. she look

supreme court that we know as roe versus wade.d the right to privacy under the 14th amendment extended to a woman's decision to have an like abortion. >> with us now is kira johnson executive director with gender inequalities. talking about the impact of this ruling, thank you for being here with us. let's start with the supreme court and how they will take a major case of texas. the first major case dealing with abortion in two decades. tells about this case and what it means for texas and other states and really equipment all over the country. >> i absolutely will. like you said roe vs.wade legalized abortion in this country. while abortion continues to be legal on paper, we have seen eight -- a barrage of restrictions that now prevent more and more women from obtaining abortion services when they need them. in texas recently the legislature passed a policy that would close most of the clinics in texas. the supreme court will be deciding whether or not this is constitutional and if it should be enforced. if it is enacted, what t

what have any of those presidents done to change roe v wade? they just use it as an issue to attract christian votes. we have that to get to a point where we are not using that issue as a litmus test.i would not use it as a litmus test. >> i am the only pro-life democrat in this race and i don't know of anybody else who considers themselves pro-life who believes in roe v wade was well reasoned. we are living in a country where abortions take race day after day after day, and one fact to refer back to -- it has in fact paved the way for second trimester abortions third trimester abortions. we live in a country where a fully viable child can be taken from his mother's womb, except for the head, and the surgeon can go in and section of the brain and, in certain states, under the roe v wade concept, that is legal. i am pro-life. nobody who thinks that roe v wade was well reasoned is pro-life. >> mr. french. >> house republicans would qualify themselves is pro-life, and most of women's rights. but i think nobody in this room would say abortion is a

behink the ideal law would similar to laws on the books before roe versus wade.host: david daleiden, center for medical progress, is our guest. final question. i have to follow up on that. what were those laws? guest: the laws in most states before roe versus wade criminalized doctors who would perform abortions, by which they meant feticide, anything that would intentionally kill a fetus. there were always exceptions for the life and health of the mother. it is interesting. those laws were made exceptions -- made clear that women would never be prosecuted in those situations. it was criminalizing the conduct of unethical medical providers who would do abortions. host: let's take some calls. joseph is calling from fort lauderdale, florida, on our independent line. joseph, you are on with david daleiden. caller: good morning to both of you. let me start off by saying i am a father of two. i raised my teat of children by myself. their mother had mental issues. i raised my kids by myself for 16 years. life, valuey entire the life of children. i wanted to ask a quest

i don't know anyone else who considers themselves pro-life and considers roe versus wade recent. >> roeversus wade has paved the way for second and third trimester abortions. we live in a country where a fully viable child can be taken from its mother's womb, except for the head, and then a surgeon can go in and section out the brain and in certain states, under the roe versus wade concept, that's illegal. i am pro-life. nobody who thinks roe versus wade is well recent is pro-life. >> most republicans would align themselves with pro-life and most democrats would call themselves in favor of women's right. i think nobody in this room would say abortion is a wonderful procedure. what we need to do is make sure that people, that women don't get pregnant in the first place. there are a lot of women who get pregnant because they cannot afford birth control. one of the things we should make available is free birth control to anyone who cannot afford it. we should also have developed a birth control for men so they can avoid making babies. i think we start at the beginning, before the problem c

roe v. wade decision. 54 million children not able to experience the world around them. 54 million human beings who were denied the natural and inalienable right to life that our founding fathers defined in the declaration of independence. as a father, i have watched my son grow into a 2-year-old he looks to me for protection and comfort. so, too, do society's most vulnerable count on us to protect them. in a visit to the u.s., now saint, then pope john paul ii, said a measure of your great sns how you treat the weakest ones. i think we must reach out to mothers in distress as well as the child they are bearing. there are few more vulnerable and defenseless than the unborn and on the 22nd of this month, hundred os thousands of americans will arrive here in our nation's capital for the annual march for life. i look forward to joining them as we work toward that day when our great nation will recognize the right of life to all americans, especially our unborn children. i yield back. the speake

i don't know anyone else who considers themselves pro-life and considers roe versus wade recent. >> roeversus wade has paved the way for second and third trimester abortions. we live in a country where a fully viable child can be taken from its mother's womb, except for the head, and then a surgeon can go in and section out the brain and in certain states, under the roe versus wade concept, that's illegal. i am pro-life. nobody who thinks roe versus wade is well recent is pro-life. >> most republicans would align themselves with pro-life and most democrats would call themselves in favor of women's right. i think nobody in this room would say abortion is a wonderful procedure. what we need to do is make sure that people, that women don't get pregnant in the first place. there are a lot of women who get pregnant because they cannot afford birth control. one of the things we should make available is free birth control to anyone who cannot afford it. we should also have developed a birth control for men so they can avoid making babies. i think we start at the beginning, before the problem c

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and this is an honor to lead it. >> roe grew up on a hog farm in missouri. when i asked how that prepared him for a career in politics, he said, hog farms are a lot cleaner. >>> now this program, be sure to tune in to fox news thursday at 9:00 p.m. eastern for the next gop debate. just four days before the voting starts in iowa. that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live from des moines. >>> and we leave you today with some images of the blizzard of 2016. ♪ atatatatatatatatatatatatatatat. i'll see you tomorrow on the fox business network. \s >>> the two leading republican candidates, donald trump and ted cruz sit down with me. trump hitting back. your reaction? >> sarah is smart, and she cunning, and she's a good person. >> what about the media attack? >> they can attack. in the meantime she has one of the best records -- i will tell you ted cruz wanted her so badly, he almost cried. he's a nervous wreck. >> and

roe: security tells me code red means there is a disruption with the inmates-- it could be anything from an inmate fight to a fight between an inmate and a guard -- security guards tell me there were 2 code reds today. security locked this place down--where no one could enter fighting caused a lockdown around noon. that lasted about an hour--another happened just around 3:30-- deputies responded to a disturbance with an inmate in the psyc ward. one man has been trying to visit his son all day--but couldn't sot "told us we can't go up, in and out of elevators etc........." he was one of a long line of people waiting to visit. deputies say code reds are instated for people's safety and they don't happen often--maybe 1-3 times a month. deputies say though that disturbances with inmates in the psych ward are more common than anything else. the code is lifted when things are under control. roe: the second code was lifted after about an hour. the deputy told us there is no need to worry. reporting live ra 9 on your side today the cincinnati fire department is mourning the department shared the

and this is an honor to lead it. >>> roe grew up on a hog farm in missouri. when i asked how that prepared him for a career in politics. he said hog farms are a lot cleaner. >>> be sure to tune in thursday 9:00 p.m. eastern for the next gop debate, just four days before the voting starts in iowa. that's it for today. we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live from des moines, images of of the blizzard 2016. >> male announcer: the following program is a commercial presentation of total gym fitness. >> what happens when people want to get results? well, we're putting total gym to the test. >> 14 people, all with different goals. what can total gym do to your

and this is an honor to lead it. >>> roe grew up on a hog farm in missouri. when i asked how that prepared him for a career in politics. he said hog farms are a lot cleaner. >>> be sure to tune in thursday 9:00 p.m. eastern for the next gop debate, just four days before the voting starts in iowa. that's it for today. we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live froro des moines, images of of t te blizzard 2016. (narrator) this is a special report abouta major spiritual battle happening right now in ethiopia, where there are many thousands of displaced jews, abandoned, but not forgotten, the jews of ethiopia.

roe: but sharp's family is one of thousands. here in the tri- state-- 6-thousand children experience homelessness each year--(near tears) "i just want us all together again. i just want my kids to be all together i just want a normal life again that's all."roe: we've since connected the family with resources to help them stay together but for now they remain separated. they say they are just hoping to find a more permanent place to call home. reporting ra 9 oys. if you are homeless.. or worried you may soon become homeless... we have a list of resources you can turn to right now on wcpo dot com and our mobile app. right now... there's a search for the man who used a stolen gun store and get away with 17 weapons. the burglary happened today at the "fox shooting loft" in clark county. after smashing into the store.. the crook backed into a gun case... then stuffed 17 handguns into a duffle bag. the sheriff says his deputies where there in two minutes.. but that the burglar had already left when they arrived. the truck was later fo

roe: just look at the cases and cases of water -- these volunteers have been collecting for days --- all of which will eventaully go to the city that's starved for nats: waterit's one of the most basic human needs-- nats: bring it over here. now needed more than ever(***victoria mullins-public allies cincinnati***) (cg5-11)"we are taking water to flint, michigan tomorrow to assist the people up there with the water crisis."a crisis the president deemed a state of emergency-- flint's water-- contaminated with lead. (***bill denzer - hartwell resident***) (cg16-23)"those people are at the hands ot the people that govern them and they've been let down."it all started in april of 2014-- the city temporarily switched their water supply from lake huron to the norotirously dirty flint river-- through service lines made of lead-- people started getting sick-- local joe davis grew up there-- (***joe davis-flint native***)(cg 36-45)"my family is still there, all my sibling are involved with drinking it. it's very disappointing. i just hope that justicei s brought fairly"the natinal guard givin

and this is an honor to lead it. >>> roe grew up on a hog farm in missouri. when i asked how that prepared him for a career in politics. cleaner. >>> be sure to tune in thursday 9:00 p.m. eastern for the next gop debate, just four days iowa. that's it for today. we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live from des moines, and we leave you today with some

>> there's no length. >> roe worked against cruz in the texas senate primary. he put on the this mailer country by representing a country with ties to china. now they're on the same side. >> we're running a deeply driven around lit cal campaign, identifying the voters we need and devoting the resources, and jeff does just a remarkable job. >> how confidence are you that cruz will win. >> oh, we will win. >> excuse me? >> we will win, and the movement has chosen him to be the leader. >> then something surprising, as the ruthless bad boy described the grassroots support. >> we have millions of people donating to the campaign. that's big stuff. >> you're getting emotional. >> yeah. >> why? >> it's important who runs our country is important. and this is an honor to lead it. >>> roe grew up on a hog farm in missouri. him for a career in politics. cleaner. >>> be sure to tune in thursday 9:00 p.m. eastern for the next gop debate, just four days iowa. that's it for today. we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live from des moines, and we leave you today with some

and this is an honor to lead it. >> roe grew up on a hog farm in missouri.ow that prepared him for a career in politics, he said, hog farms are a lot cleaner. >>> now this program, be sure to tune in to fox news thursday at 9:00 p.m. eastern for the next gop debate. just four days before the voting starts in iowa. that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live from des moines. >>> and we leave you today with some images of the blizzard of 2016. ♪ >>> the 12 republicans and three democrats running for president on the ground in iowa and new hampshire at this hour pressing voters to make up their minds. >>> but first, official contests and primary season is one week from tomorrow. i'm harris faulkner, this is the "fox report." marco rubio, donald trump and bernie sanders are all in iowa. brand new fox polling giving us a fresh snapshot of where the republicans stand ahead of iowa. take a look, donald trump in the lead with 34% among likely republican caucus go

killed a runner one month ago today.9 on your side's rose-ann aragon has the latest on the search... roe: police say that man was never supposed to be on the road-- his license was suspended but they say-- that day in december the 24-year-old jumped this curb-- hitting and killing chatfield -- that man is on the run and police need your help. (vo) police are looking for 24- year-old thomas stidhum-- a man they say hit 57-year-old cathy chatfield -- and ran -- she was participating in the seve hills run and walk--here on dorechester -- police say before he ran away he took his license plate and a backpack-- now he's charged with aggravated vehicular homicide, vehicular homicide, tampering with evidence and leaving the scene-- (sot)(***lt. bruce hoffbauer-cpd traffic unit***) "" (cont vo)records show in with aggravated vehicular assault. police say stidhum has had a history of reckless driving, violence and drug use -- he was also wanted on unrelated charges of domestic violence and drug abuse-- roe: police say because stidhum wasn't in custody at the time-- they cannot say whether or not

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and this is an honor to lead it. >>> roe grew up on a hog farm in missouri. when i asked how that prepared him for a career in politics. he said hog farms are a lot cleaner. >>> be sure to tune in thursday 9:00 p.m. eastern for the next gop debate, just four days before the voting starts in iowa. that's it for today. we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live from des moines, and we leave you today with some images of of the blizzard 2016. >>> it is straight up 10:00 o'clock on this still snowy sunday. the snow itself stopped. blizzard of course of 2016 is over. but the aftermath certainly has not. we're taking live look right now at the city of philadelphia. we're expecting a number of news conferences within this hour. we know that mayor jim kenney will be having a news conference starting just in a matter of moments and he's going to answer lot of questions. many people wondering will the schools open, what's going happen. >> another big news conference happening right now. >> right now governor christie of new jersey is giving updates talking about how the

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and this is an honor to lead it. >>> roe grew up on a hog farm in missouri.when i asked how that prepared him for a career in politics. he said hog farms are a lot cleaner. >>> be sure to tune in thursday 9:00 p.m. eastern for the next gop debate, just four days before the voting starts in iowa. that's it for today. we'll see you next "fox news sunday" live from des moines, and we leave you today with some images of of the blizzard 2016. (applause) well god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes. if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. these are the finest people in all of houston, texas right here at lakewood. so come out when you can. thanks so much for tuning in today and thank you again for being here. i like to start with something funny. i heard about these three pastors that were in a boat on a lake fishing one day together. one of them said, "we never get to let our hair down. let's each tell the area that we struggle in the most, our greatest sin, so we can pray for each other." first man said, "i hate

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roe: the young man who answered the door to the victim was only 19--- he says the victim was bleeding and asked for help. 7-16it was a terrifying night for 19-year-old dominique thomas--- he lived in this white house -- the house next to a crime scene."we heard shots ringing and we looked out the window and someone ran up knocking on our door and he said he was shot and his brother was shot. and he asked us can we call the police for him."north college hill police say two people were shot-- one a 17-year-old shot multiple times in the leg-- it happened around 8. greg simpson was just walking down the street. "i saw someone laying on the corner-- laying across the sidewalk."police say the shooter ran-- they were scowering the scene for clues---"i was scared. i honestly thought it was the terrified."his mother called 911."i hope they survive. i hope they make it through. they should because they really didn't look to injured, but you never know so i'm just hoping they make it through." police say they have the suspect in custody-- he's being charged with 2 counts of felonious assault, 1

january 22, 1973 is the roe v made in then supreme court. today is the annual march for life, which is a pro-life rally here in washington, d.c.. focusgoing to talk to to on different sides of this issue coming up in just a minute. donna crane is with naral. aleiden is partdeligh of the group that put out videos. that is coming up next. ♪\ c-span's campaign 2016 is taking you on the road to the white house. this weekend, saturday morning at 10:00 eastern, live coverage from national, new hampshire for the first in the nation presence of town hall with eight gop candidates. paul, jimenator rand gilmore, jeb bush, ohio governor john kasich, new jersey governor chris christie, carly fiorina, rick santorum, and marco rubio. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage of the campaign rally in waterloo, iowa with texas senator ted cruz and tv and radio host glenn beck could sunday afternoon at 1:00, live coverage for gop candidate donald trump. for the complete c-span schedule, go to our website at c-span.org. c-span's campaign 2016 is taking you

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a week before that, a very roe that woman wired $1500 to a caller who tricked her into believing that her husband was kidnapped when we was really safe at his job in new york city. the fbi says the scheme not only involves calls about fake kidnappings, car accidents and gang assaults. >> they'll go to the extent sometimes of getting somebody else on another line to start crying or show that there's somebody there. it's really focused on the elderly a lot of times, which is unfortunate unfortunate. >> well the fbi has this advice be suspect of calls out of the area codes. ask to speak to the alleged victim, attempt to contact the victim via social media. don't challenge or argue with the caller and most importantly call police or the fbi immediately. well the fbi says the scammer wills work hard to prevent you from calling the victim yourself. you might think that's the first thing you would do. they are going to try to keep you on the phone. the fbi says they want to get you the wire the money immediately. be on the lookout. >>> and rain will be moving into our area tonight. but we're

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