>> with silas around. >> throwing those axes?ie, right? >> terry crews told andy cohen on a recent episode of "watch what happens live" that the sequel to the wayans brothers film is in the works. crews played pro basketball player latrell spencer in the 2004 movie. >> how about a little bit of music. ♪ >> but -- how did you know? i love this song! ♪ making my way downtown walking fast ♪ faces pass and i'm homebound ♪ ♪ do do do ♪ and i need you and i miss you ♪ ♪ and now i wonder if i could fall into the sky ♪ ♪ do you think time would pass me by ♪ >> okay, sorry. we actually know that we're on the air right now but we like that song. takes us back to 2004. crews told cohen that he's discussed the idea of a sequel with shawn wayans, who assured him that a sequel is happening. >> but hold the phone. marlon wayans shared this photo on instagram about the original movie with the caption, my face when terry crews tells the world "white chicks 2" is happening but we still don't have a deal in place. >> oh! >> so as they say -- stay t

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so many people who buy these weapons now seemed to just more recently than than the time scale that sila is referring to they seem perfectly comfortable with breaching the guidelines with breaching the restrictions so has any has anything shifty or changed within that calculation that those people are making well known fact it's got worse because president trump has bragged about the arms sales that he sells to countries in the region he's made this a centerpiece of his foreign policy and every time the congress said well wait a 2nd those weapons are ending up in the wrong hands he'll say no no no i'm just creating a lot of jobs here in the united states it's what we president eisenhower called the military industrial congressional complex the fact of the matter is these 2 create jobs american arms trade is about half of the whole world's arms trade and so when you have a president who embraces it these countries feel even if we violate this. we're still going to be able to buy them because the president is so concerned about american jobs and unfortunately most people in this country ar

guzmÁn, estas cadenas, el mundo de los beltrÁn leiva.el dÍa no le importa, solo le importa tener la silae conformaron con verlas de cerca. consideran que es un peligro comprar prontoan es como estos, al peligro de ser robados. eso dice este hombre, uno de los mÁs activos en la subasta. >> para familiares y para amigos, musa que se nos realizamos y bueno a mi me a mÍ me gusta esto. >> pagamos 150 que nos sacaron estacionamiento. ivÁn: por la venta de las suyas se reunieron $500,000. el gobierno nos piensa usar para mejoras en los pueblos. almira: en la Última sobre el asesinato ocurrido es ciudad de mÉxico la semana pasada, donde dos israelÍes que supuestamente contaban con antecedentes penales fueron abatidos a balazos por una mujer en un restaurante de el pedregal, serio cosa que las autoridades estÁn buscando a las implicadas, que ambos tendrÍan vÍnculo con el crimen organizado. llegÓ la hora de saber cómo estÁ el clima para los prÓximos dÍas. tenemos imÁgenes en vivo de san josÉ no nos enlazamos con fÉlix hernÁndez.. fÉlix: vamos a observar las condiciones que hemos tenido en el trans

so many people who buy these weapons now seemed to just more recently than than the time scale that sila is referring to they seem perfectly comfortable with breaching the guidelines with breaching the restrictions so has any has anything shifted or changed within that calculation that those people are making well known fact it's got worse because president trump has bragged about the arms sales that he sells to countries in the region he's made this a centerpiece of his foreign policy and every time the congress oh well wait a 2nd those weapons are ending up in the wrong hands he'll say no no i'm just creating a lot of jobs here in the united states it's what we president eisenhower called the military industrial congressional complex the fact of the matter is they still create jobs american arms trade is about half of the whole world's arms trade and so when you have a president who embraces it these countries feel even if we violate this. we're still going to be able to buy them because the president is so concerned about american jobs and unfortunately most people in this country are

so many people who buy these weapons now seemed to just more recently than than the timescale that sila is referring to they seem perfectly comfortable with breaching the guidelines with breaching the restrictions so has any has anything shifty or changed within that calculation that those people are making well known fact it's got worse because president trump has bragged about the arms sales that he sells to countries in the region he's made this a centerpiece of his foreign policy and every time the congress oh well wait a 2nd those weapons are ending up in the wrong hands he'll say no no i'm just creating a lot of jobs here in the united states it's what we president eisenhower called the military industrial congressional complex the fact of the matter is these 2 create jobs american arms trade is about half of the whole world's arms trade and so when you have a president who embraces it these countries feel even if we violate this. we're still going to be able to buy them because the president is so concerned about american jobs and unfortunately most people in this country are not

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here is silas from vermont opposing the death penalty. caller: thank you for taking the call.ood morning. the courts are looking at individual acts of individuals. that is often what the public sees. evidence fromy of the scientific level that there is some chain functions with certain individuals which have a predisposition for very aggressive behavior. that is a very small percentage of the population. almost impossible to detect in the general population study. there is evidence that some of the side effects, and you could probably get your prescriptions and the list of potential side and various painkillers and types of things. even if you go under for a colonoscopy or something, the anesthesia that they give you is a side effect that a head of surgery told me from a medical school who i was talking to a ptsd. ptsd is an alteration in behavior that can result in overly aggressive behavior. 20 different genomes in the world can produce different that we dna changes potentially don't know about yet that would alter behavior. some of the individuals, a lot of the individuals