shirley: absolutely.s is essentially a continuing of the chinese party's direction we have seen since 2022, but more broadly since the onset of the trade war in 2018. we have seen government reforms, we see recent allies asian of power -- re-centralization of power, and the restructuring of power from the ministerial level, up to the cabinet level and even up to xi jinping himself. in this congressional session, the next five years, we will continue to see the state sector play a pivotal role within the chinese economy. the state sector permeates throughout chinese private sectors. so, the incoming premier has a huge job on his shoulders. he will steer the chinese economy towards possibly a new direction where they will face domestic and international challenges. adrian: lee chang is widely expected to replace the outgoing premier. what is his relationship with xi jinping and how will things differ with him in that role compared to his predecessor? andy: well, i think we can expect significant differences

oscar nominee shirley kurata. we can find out oscar nominee shirley kurata.rley kurata. we can find out how all of oscar nominee shirley kurata. we can find out how all of the nominees do this time next week. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @richpreston. please do get in touch. hello. after a grey weekend, more of you will see a little bit of sunshine in the days ahead, but it'll come at a price — it's going to turn much colder out there and, for some, distinctly wintry. risk of some disruptive snowfall across north and east of scotland on monday and by tuesday, that extends into the north—east of england, too. sudden reductions of visibility and the snow could be mounting up in areas. those at greatest risk marked here — up to 20cm of snow in the far north of scotland but there could be the odd flurry elsewhere, and it all begins now. this weather front is bringing about the change, opening the door to those arctic winds, pushing into northern scotland for the start of monday. frequent snow showers around. a dividing line is there across into northern irela

it was the type favored by born and bred brits like governor shirley. it was not a colonial country house. and so and because he was the governor we interpret the house and the lives of the governor and his family as as sort of representations of the british empire and we talk about the legacy of the british empire that the house represents in sort of three ways one is that you know any empire but in our terms it's the british empire captured, you know conquered both land and people and exploited them they so we can talk about the slave trade and the british role in the slave trade in the 18th century we can talk about british imperialisms conquest of natural resources, so you can start with the fur trade in new england and then move to the timber trade and so there's that sort of piece of imperialism which later just sort of, you know, both of these things perpetuate through american culture right in a particularly or the legacy of these things in america is british, and then the other thing that we can talk about in terms of sort of what the british e

it was the type favored by born and bred brits like governor shirley. it was not a colonial country house. and so and because he was the governor we interpret the house and the lives of the governor and his family as as sort of representations of the british empire and we talk about the legacy of the british empire that the house represents in sort of three ways one is that you know any empire but in our terms it's the british empire captured, you know conquered both land and people and exploited them they so we can talk about the slave trade and the british role in the slave trade in the 18th century we can talk about british imperialisms conquest of natural resources, so you can start with the fur trade in new england and then move to the timber trade and so there's that sort of piece of imperialism which later just sort of, you know, both of these things perpetuate through american culture right in a particularly or the legacy of these things in america is british, and then the other thing that we can talk about in terms of sort of what the british e

mary church tour ell, shirley chisholm, nevada pat spearman and mcclellan. they have led fierce fights to uplift black woman. murray once said if anyone should ask a negro women what is her greatest achievement, her answer should be, i survived. we continue their fight today. the e.r.a. would allow congress and federal agencies and courts to address the women of women, abortion access and lgbtq protections, because women are insulted, demeaned and assaulted just for being women. enshining these rights brings our constitution to the 21 century, we might have been written out, did you don't couldn't yous out. we can celebrate the celebration of a 28th amendment to secure equal rights and a better and brighter future for our children and the women that we love. i yield back. it is my privilege to yield to the member of the great state of pennsylvania, congresswoman summer lee. ms. lee: first acknowledging and thanking our convener, the gentleman from illinois and the bold and brave women our colleague cory bush ann anna pressley have put together and all the wo

laverne and shirley? my jesus and my beatles was laverne and shirley. everyone identified with laverne and shirley because we were best friends and just the opening song, shamil maza incorporated. didn't love that we're going to do it. and someone take it and shirley is about to working class girls who struggle to make ends meet. working at a brewery going out at night. and, you know, really, so nice to see two women at the center of a sitcom laverne and shirley through the lens of the fifties were able to say a lot about what women were striving to accomplish. in the seventies, women were more apt to want to go out and work. and not get married right after high school well, have fun down and unemployment. call me guys unemployed guy. surely is the quintessential girl who wants to get married. have the white picket fence around the house. okay say we go to this party and you meet this wonderful guy. you think he's gonna marry you stranger? things have been known to happen. laverne just wanted to have a good time. had er did not wear fishnets stacking. t

i think it is tempting to do that with congresswoman shirley chisholm. but it would be a disservice to do so. while certainly she was the first blackwoman elected to congress, the first black woman to pursue the u.s. presidency, let the record reflect that shirley chisholm was an effective legislator in her own right. serving here for seven terms. the daughter of immigrants from barbados. and guiana. she has blazed a trail for every black woman in this body. including myself today. as the first person of color and the first black woman to ever represent the commonwealth of massachusetts in the u.s. house of representatives. everyone, including vice president kamala harris, owes her a debt of gratitude. but her contributions go well beyond that. during her time in these sacred halls of power, shirley played a critical role in advancing policies that support our most vulnerable and marginalized communities. as a member of the agricultural committee, shirley was pivotal in enacting the snap program which helps feed over 42 million people each year. she was

shirley kurata bear speaking to karishma vaswani. —— shirley kurata there speaking to karishma vaswaniuding michelle yeoh — already a winner this awards season for her role in everything everywhere all at once. the full list of nominations is on our website. of course, you can also get it on the bbc news app. of course, we will have it on bbc news next week. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @richpreston. please do get in touch. from all of us on the team here in london, thank you for your company and we will see you next time. bye—bye! hello. after a grey weekend, more of you will see a little bit of sunshine in the days ahead, but it'll come at a price — it's going to turn much colder out there and, for some, distinctly wintry. risk of some disruptive snowfall across north and east of scotland on monday and by tuesday, that extends into the north—east of england, too. sudden reductions of visibility and the snow could be mounting up in areas. those at greatest risk marked here. up to 20cm of snow in the far north of scotland but there could be the odd flurry elsewhere. and it all begi

yeah, and these kinds of movies in hollywood, you don't see very many of them, do you, shirley?much wider audience. so, talk us through what it's been like for you navigating your way in the film industry. it's — you know, it's definitely been challenging. you know, there have been movies where, you know, i wasn't picked as the costume designer. i was told that, you know, i didn't have enough experience. but, you know, also, i've, you know, been in this business for over 20 years and worked with all kinds of people, so i think that it's great to sort of finally be sort of recognised for all the years of work that i've done. chuckles. what do you think the takeaway is for you for that? the importance of having sort of like asian american voice in these films, but the fact that it's also a story that's — that resonates universally. and so, even if, you know, i work on projects where it's a story that you haven't heard before, there's always something in there that ithink, you know, universally, people can, you know, understand — and that that's what really drives me. and do you th

shirley, this rivalry them with the u. s. that, that you talked about this, this competition, this desire to win the competition. how much is that rivalry hurting china's economy right now is president she actually interested in repairing or at least for ng a little the relationship between china and the us. i think the series of escalations of the us sanctions, particularly on chinese technology, has made china double down on its efforts and existing practices. and so this time in the congressional session, you heard that mister c personally, inquiring private companies, where is the chip made in your machinery. and so this whole chinese domestic economic challenges primarily arise today acutely from the financial sector in the technology sector. and of course i try and i have restructured, i've and he has he rooted to the whole new state lead a whole us government architecture in order to seek technological self reliance. but today technology and the capital market. the financial sector goes handy hand and so we saw recent,

shirley nero: most of those people that settled here were freed men. became a state in 1907, the first bill they passed was the jim crow law. and this was a place of freedom. they could express themselves. they could actually support themselves. fred: as the years went on, the population and black-owned land eventually began to dwindle. shirley nero: our school got down to 32n the high school, and then that is when they closed it, in '64. fred: the neros built their house and now breed cattle here, a rare reverse migration, they admit. donnie: we see so many of the young people today, their parents or grandparents have had land for so many years, but that almighty dollar speaks. and, when it does, they are going to move, and the farms are going to be lost. and when you lose the land that you have, and you now find yourself in a condominium somewhere, the value does not -- doesn't equate. fred: for his part, leroy brinkley is open to participating in more farm programs, but, based on experience, says he is not counting on anyone but himself. leroy: i ha

how no shirley ballas. oh, shirley ballas . i shirley ballas. oh, shirley ballas.hirley ballas . i guy just wrote shirley ballas. oh, shirley ballas. i guy just wrote a shirley ballas. oh, shirley ballas . i guy just wrote a note. ballas. i guy just wrote a note. q have qualities that she details a trolling amid reports she may never return to the strictly judging and they go it makes sense it does make sense. yes to that shirley bassey will be great on the strictly judging panel be great on the strictly judging panel. let me just say she'd be. she is. maybe that would be any better. it would be even better. yes the sun, people edge, close attention to a former met police officer believing more killers lurk in the shamed police force . well, it's time to go through the papers now. and joining us this morning is author ella whelan and former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider . jeremy corbyn, james schneider. good morning to you both. good morning. have you with us, ella, let's start you, shall we? and that story in the sunday telegraph we touched on telegrap

, shirley y. mm hm. what's the angle? dow, i leaned castillo, come all of us. we'd wanted to know what would have been an element of i want to have young m hulu or warner miller theater. look, we need to go fellow reading. the high desk told to him, he said, was due to an extreme act of carelessness. the gunman didn't know the exact identity of dumas. man. so they sprayed the whole tavern with bullets. already got ha! but ha, ha, ha, ha, ha de lena t. mila. so when all our latino at well at on that role, but he is an old friend. now do you, mrs. this lanyard, coming for the witnesses to the shooting. he shows us photos of a bullet riddled corpse murdered just days ago. niss it was. own that a lamb, or what i rolla by double by may now you wonder, sienna, we're wanting to mrs. the funniest men entrapped him by posing as police wherever was ha serrato knowing how green one words are. they come along. when i joined marcella. tarrant pushed he did his room. lin, negligent in the you know, the door and

yeah and these kinds of movies in hollywood, you don't see very many of them, do you, shirley?alk us through what it's been like for you navigating your way in the film industry. it's you know, it's definitely been challenging. you know, there have been movies where i wasn't picked as the costume designer. i was told that, you know, i didn't have enough experience. but, you know, also, i've been in this business for over 20 years and worked with all kinds of people. so i think that it's great to sort of finally be sort of recognised for all the years of work that i've done. what do you think the takeaway is for you for that? the importance of having sort of like asian american voice in these films, but the fact that it's also a story that's that resonates universally. and so even if i work on projects where it's a story that you haven't heard before, there's always something in there that i think, you know, universally people can understand and that that's what really drives me. and do you think that being of asian american descent, you know, has that harmed or helped your care

i'm trevor shirley in washington. vice president kamala harris is on the ground in africa this week. >> coming up, i've got details on what she's doing there and how some experts say it's an attempt by the administration to push back on chine >> folks in the north bay bracing for more wet weather. of course, just days after the last storm in san anselmo, a tree had fallen on a home. the owner says she and her son are lucky to be alive. kron four's amanda hari has more on how they're prepping for this next round of rain. >> the big thing shw's trying to do right now is just clean up as much as possible before the next storm comes in. this is where that tree used to be. you can see the stump left behind the actual tree has been removed at this point. but there's still a lot left to do. >> early friday morning, people in this san and neighborhood woke up to the sound of a tree landing on a home. linda ross was inside when the tree fell. but she says she and her son walked out without a scratch and amaze still to this her

trevor shirley has more from dc. >> in particular, they want to know how contamination at one singleuld have such far-reaching effects on the entire u.s. formula industry during tuesday's hearing. a former fda official told lawmakers the risk of a similar emergency still exists. >> the necessary safeguards have not been advanced and inadequate pace to prevent future illnesses. and the infant formula supply chain continues to lack serious resilience. lawmakers want to know why the fda didn't have better oversight of the abbott laboratories formula facility which shut down after bacterial contamination was found leading to a nationwide formula shortage. we need to know exactly how equipped the fda is to be in the prevention business. now that we've weathered the 2022 crisis, some lawmakers pointed fingers directly at the fda. fda regulators were paid to do a job but chose not to use its remote inspection authority, which was specifically intended by congress to ensure fda could prevent this type of crisis. but that former fda official said the formula maker is also to blame abbott nutr

i'm trevor shirley in washington. some lawmakers say it's time for a national no-fly list to punish people convicted of violent crimes on airplanes. but will it pass? i've >> welcome bag. several more feet of snow piling up on top of people's homes and businesses in south lake tahoe. these back-to-back storms are causing more structures to just give way under the heavy weight of all the snow fire marshal kim george says her department stun 100 structure checks on commercial buildings and homes making sure they're still safe. despite the heavy snow. >> along the billing department of red tagged about 20 buildings since around march, first shoveling roofs. i've tahoe for a my 44th winter. >> and this is 80 to 83 might have been a little bit stronger than this one says been a concern. >> it is wild out there. chief george has whenever there's a break in the weather this week, property owners should try to remove as much snow from their roofs as possible. i feel like it's probably expensive to do that, but it's less expen

our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. and today some lawmakers have called for an all out national ban on tiktok over national security concerns. >> because tiktok is owned by chinese company. house lawmakers are laying out their concerns directly to tiktok ceo show chew chu who is from singapore is defending his company's practices saying the tiktok does not turn over user data to the chinese communist party. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say tiktok is a vacuum for users. personal information which they say the chinese government has access to tiktok denies that president joe biden signed an order banning tiktok on all government devices and several states have done the same. today's hearing focused on tiktok security practices as well its impact on teenagers. the ap's potential for negative impacts on young people in kids was another major criticism by some lawmakers. 2 offered promise is aimed at addressing lawmakers. concerns tiktok collects and compiles a vast troves of valuable personal information to create

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington.sident biden is previewing his annual budget with a big focus on keeping medicare fund it for decades. i've got that story coming up ahead. >> plus, we've got niners surgery news following broad party injuries and some surprise signings coming from a former raider. stick around for those details. >> brock purdy is going to have surgery on his elbow this friday surgery was initially scheduled for last month, but his elbow was still too swollen to go under the knife. keith meister will perform that operation. best case scenario. brock is looking at a 6 month recovery window. if all goes well, it would make him available around september 10th, which is the first week of the nfl season. worst case scenario, doctors could start the surgery and find out the ucl is way more damage than anyone thought which could keep rock out for the entirety of next season. meanwhile, derek carr agreed to a four-year deal with the new orleans saints. 100 million dollars guaranteed that the total deal could b

. >> and trevor shirley in washington, today's jobs report is out. it's good news. if you're looking for employment but not so good news for everyone dealing with higher prices from inflation. i'll explain why. coming up ahead. >> and the nationwide opioid epidemic now being felt in santa clara county. hear from the county supervisor behind taking the lead behind this project and the plans theyp have to protect children and equip library workers with the tools to help. plus, we continue our severe storm coverage on kron 4. how business owners in san francisco are gearing up for the next round of wet weather. and i'm keeping an eye on our creeks and streams santa cruz county and also the north bay looking out for some trouble today. so we'll talk about where that is and also get you your ex >> in san francisco, we are seeing more showers coming down across the city from 4. sarah stinson caught up with people in the marina neighborhood for their reaction to all this rain. >> very slow right now. very slowly on the reason people are coming in this to stay dry. really,

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. the debate over gun control is again happening in washington just days after 6 people were killed in that nashville school shooting. i've got the latest details coming up >> happening right now, the city of benicia is asking its residents to cut back on their water usage. officials say a collapsed hillside damage. the city's main water line causing a water shortage. there. a kron four's. charles clifford is live for us in benicia with the latest on this. charles. >> well, the city of benicia says the recent heavy rain triggered a mudslide which has damaged a 3 foot water. main lot of line. that is a big pipe. that was the primary source of water here in benicia that they have now shut down that pipeline and they're asking residents to conserve water until they get it fixed. the city of benicia asking all residents, businesses, schools, basically everyone to immediately reduce their water use by 40%. officials say this is necessary because the city's main water line was damaged when a

i'm trevor shirley in washington. the growing alliance between russia and china is on full display this week. >> and it's got u.s. officials concerned that china could help russia gained the upper hand in ukraine. i'll explain why coming up ahead. >> and the tweets that left the nation wondering if an arrest. what happened today for former president donald trump. the growing tension. we'll talk with a political we'll talk with a political analyst about the matter. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have

that was trevor shirley reporting for us.nese president xi jinping is meeting with russian president vladimir putin today. >> this this is she's first visit to moscow since russia invaded ukraine more than a year ago. some view the trip is a symbolic sign of chinese support for russia without antagonizing the united states. who is china's biggest trading partner. the trip also comes just days after an international court issued an arrest warrant for putin accusing him of war crimes, russia, china and the united states are not members of the court. meanwhile, vladimir putin did make a surprise trip to the ukrainian port city of mariupol over the weekend. >> video shows him driving a car through the streets. there it was his first trip to ukraine since moscow illegally annexed the country in september. still ahead, snapchat under fire once again as more lawsuits come forward alleging the social media platform has a role in drug overdoses. >> plus, alarming data showing a new strategy as many americans face hardships due to infl

she's here more steve, 6 years a year from us. le, shirley, i gave a reagan has been studying the history of carriers as his university is. he became interested in military issues. study the part is on movement. underground agents under korean runs military activities. visual blooming just okay. sure. with the little school level that she's the media navigable signal to the body, to the person you shouldn't assume in your, in the chest a gives you the daughter's name. but he said pollution with needles committee. let me ask a fellow configured. what if anything did? of course i get somebody little felicity, any what? what do you think the value video goals get the idea that children to see me at the me. a lithium, with korea's occupied territories, created more than a 100 detention centers for the slapping population russians, bella ruffians and ukrainians. 14 concentration camps. $34.00 prisoner of war force, labor camps, 9 prisons and a colony. you have kinda a mama for the really conditional amy at the military. you just gave me ester. this is michelle. king of key con, flag it through

ah, sort of shirley in lloyd's eagerness to gush coverage has been working in russia as a journalist since 2017. he's been with the wall street journal for just over a year. and the paper has been quick to condemn his wrist in a statement they demanded his immediate release. other journalists also expressing the grave concerns. it has a chilling effect on frying journalist, especially western journalist. we try to inform international community international public opinion about the war and about what's going on in russia. cash given which is the highest profile american arrested in russia since basketball and brittany greiner, who spent 10 months in jail on drugs charges for now he will spend the next 2 months here in a pre trial detention center. a silence, a 3rd, a blow to dwindling media freedoms in russia. or evan cosca, which used to work with the w moscow bureau chief yuri rochester, who told me more about the case. well, i feel even guess coverage wasn't catherine work in the rush, us euro mountains on our research trip. apparently his subject was the private army wagner grou

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it is traveling with chancellor schultz, shirley earlier. she explained the economic importance that japan has to germany. well, japan is germany 2nd largest trading partner in asia, and perhaps most importantly, even at both countries, each other is very similar. they say they share values, but they're also, there economies are structurally very similar. and there's a lot of scope for deeper collaboration between the 2, because for long germany neglected japan in favor of china. so today here they both said again, all of swords and the japanese prime minister that both countries have seen that big dependency on big players like china and russia is dangerous and painful. they said they learned that during the covert, pandemic, and of course, russia's war against ukraine. and so they say diversification is key and they agreed to strengthen economic collaboration. in a you said a china is currently germany's most important trading partner in the region. how much a room from a mover does this all give all off shots? well that's of course a tigh

shirley. i may go with showbiz. shirley. i may never go back strictly.at's an interview with shirley ballas . the sunday express goes , with . the sunday express goes, with this new crackdown on crime by rishi sunak. washy crime blitz to woo red wall is talking about cracking down on anti—social behaviour and getting people to clear up their own litter. i'm sure were awful. the mail on sunday rishi. i would let victims say how to punish yobs again . i think that will play again. i think that will play very well with the electorate and the sun sunday they go and in the sun on sunday they go with story about boxer with the story about the boxer amir amir my great garden amir khan amir my great garden rage this about rage terror this is about robbers coming into his house and holding them at gunpoint. all interesting stories now all very interesting stories now . to be joined by . delighted to be joined by somebody who's covered many, many his career. many stories in his career. nicholas howard is a former bbc and newsreader, a very and itn newsreader, a ve

shirley, chart, and lewis. three names. >> jim: she sounds hot. >> greg: send a picture, shirley.e most frightened and how did it turn out? not counting when you're big toe got caught in kudlow's hot tub jet." it wasn't his hot tub jet, but you're close. when were you most frightened? >> michele: you coming to me first? >> greg: because i came to you -- >> michele: i was living in an efficiency in washington, d.c., after college and there was a massive bug in the corner, and i ran to a phone booth. do y'all know what a phone booth is? i ran to a phone booth and i called my then boyfriend in berkeley, california, and i said, "there's a huge bug in my room!" and i couldn't get back in. >> greg: oh, man. bugs escape. >> michele: and a like bugs. big legs. >> greg: we must scare bugs, though. >> michele: some of them don't look too scared. they look like they want to just jump you. that's what scares me. >> greg: jam? >> jim: i had this crummy apartment and one night there were two different mice that ran on my body while i was sleeping. i woke up and i felt something. i'm like, what

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our trevor shirley has more now from dc. in particular.ow contamination at one single facility. >> could have such far-reaching effects on the entire u.s. formula industry during tuesday's hearing. a former fda official told lawmakers the risk of a similar emergency still exists. >> the necessary safeguards have not been advanced and inadequate pace to prevent future illnesses. and the infant formula supply chain continues to lack serious resilience. lawmakers want to know why the fda didn't have better oversight of the abbott laboratories formula facility which shut down after bacterial contamination was found leading to a nationwide formula shortage. we need to know exactly how equipped the fda is to be in the prevention business. now that we've weathered the 2022 crisis, some lawmakers pointed fingers directly at the fda. fda regulators were paid to do a job but chose to not to use its remote inspection authority, which was specifically intended by congress to ensure fda could prevent this type of crisis. but that former fda official sa

shirley jackson, whittaker. and the question we ask tonight is, why do we need to be here? we need to be here because our country needs to heal and some bad things happen in this country where americans tortured other americans due to the color of their skin that went on so long in america. what are you going to do about it? because i remember as a little girl, when we went to a funeral in law, there casket in the ground, the minister was se ashes to ashes. a lot of people never got there. so we're looking back in history. so this patient can live looking back in history for this patient, can dr. we look back in history so this patient can become very strong. but this patient can only live and get stronger if billed, willing to look back to. so tonight we start, there's an african proverb, the says, you speak my name and i will live forever. so tonight we will speak some names. my name is sierra. ah jim. ah, my name is mary turn. i was the 19 year old, pregnant wife of the wonderful haze turner. my name is lorna thomas and i am representing unmanned mm. when i confronted hi

our washington correspondent trevor shirley has the very latest.ment came from the department of energy. >> and it certainly got lawmakers talking despite its seenergy department says it has, quote, low confidence that covid started from a lab leak in china. this is hard to figure out. >> when you can do in atlanta at the cdc, if something goes wrong, we have so few facts that inevitably different agencies are going arrive at different conclusions. and when an agency slightly adjusts, it's the interpretation as the department of energy may have done. that doesn't mean that all of a sudden the government has a firm view. the fbi also believes that a potential lab leak was the most likely source this weekend. former secretary of state mike pompeo said he believed early on that a lab accident was to blame. it is now good to see that the department of energy has come to the same conclusion that i did. my state department did years ago. >> that this leak came from a laboratory in china. but other agencies disagree arguing the virus jumped from animals t

i'm thinking quite a shirley jones who drives trains in berlin, and she loves it. steph, monitoring island, driving the tunnel for the 1st time was a great experience. highly. this dog hole, the lights everywhere, the signals, the sounds of the trains. it's a great feeling to sit on the tressel and drive through the tunnel at 70 kilometers . and our, our top speed is a really great feeling. the snap, it's that the most annoying thing is passengers holding doors open. when it says started back please. it means and when people come running up and the doors closed, i don't limit to some point them. we have a schedule to keep it, and we dr. as might have to go to the bathroom at the terminus it and those a minutes we'd be missing them than you mean you were fun fear of on, but with trains every 4 minutes. if i'm honest, mostly we're not on time, and so we can't wait to come and lead on this model. there you have a public transport in germany. it certainly makes my life here in berlin. we're convenient, unfortunate said, and it's nice to see how it brings everyone out here together. take a look

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