as for singh... he and his employees will take home all of the expensive electronic items from the office at the end of each day... until the burglar is caught. in san ramon, philippe djegal, kron four news. happening today... the funeral services will be held for andrew camilleri. he was officer killed by a suspected drunk driver while on patrol on interstate 880 in hayward. kron 4's camila bernal is live in stockton with more. camila? thanks camila?more.stockton with is live in camila bernal is live in stockton with more. camila? thanks camila thanks thanks camila ( marty ) coming up.. it's been 9 years since oscar grant years since it's been 9 coming up..( marty ) camila thanks thanks camila ( marty ) coming up.. it's been 9 years since oscar grant was killed at the fruitvale bart station. we'll find out how his uncle is preparing to honor his nephew. live look outside... san mateo bridge. my wish was a clubhouse, but we call it "the wish house." people visit national parks from all over the world

as for singh... says he and his employees will take home all of the expensive electronic items from the office at the end of each day... until the burglar is caught. in san ramon, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) coming up:a trusted adult -- behind bars accused of trying to pimp out teens.. even police were stunned when they found he what he did for a living... (catherine) then - a confused elderly woman takes her wheelchair down an airport escalator... tonight - why the family is suing alaska airlines for her death.... (grant) and next:we've warned you about porch package thieves.. now criminals are going straight to the source.. the mail truck.the areas that have been hit so far.. and what to do if you live in one. (grant) another big story tonight: mail trucks are being targeted across the bay area. (catherine) the postal service says that it's seen a spike in truck break-ins.. they're happening while the carriers are away from the truck -- delivering mail. the break-ins are happening all

as for singh...e electronic items from the office at the end of each day... until the burglar is caught. in san ramon, philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) police are looking for suspects in connection with a robbery and attempted shootinglast night in san rafael. it happened around eight-pm on mill and hoag streets. witnesses heard gunfire and called police.. officers say a man was robbed of his cellphone and jacket. police say the two suspects also shot at the man at least twice- but missed. no arrests have been made. (grant) new at six. a man is behind bars tonight...accused of armed robbery at a house pary in menlo park it happened christmas eve... at a home on bishop lane. there authorities say 18-year-old hector guzman-alcantar ...entered a party...that he was invited to...and used a handgun to commit a robbery and assault. guzman- alcantar... ran away before deputies arrived. however today... deputies arrested the suspect at his home in san mateo county. he was booked for robbery and a

manish singh from cross bridge capital.hour you've got carol massar and nejra cehic. ♪ >> bitcoin bites back. the currency dips below 15,000 after ending a five day selloff. copper surges to a three year high after china orders the top desert to halt output. and more china changes. president xi entire policy changes will discuss amending the policy after more than a decade. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance" in london.ra cehic tom keene and francine lacqua have a little bit of time off for the holiday. >> great to see you this morning. it is expected to be a little bit of a quiet morning. we will keep a watch on the news going on around the world, including in china. first up though, here is bloomberg's first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: oil is trading near the highest close in more than two years after an explosion at a pipeline carrying crew to libya's biggest export terminal curb production. yesterday,e exploded reducing output by 70,000 to 100,000 barrels per day. saudi arabia say they expect output

one parking for two units. >> thank you for that, question commissioner singh, so as i described in this slides, we usually park our sites anywhere from zero parking spaces to a maximum of .5 and that's in line with the city's transit first policy for this particular parcel because of the larger bedroom unit sizes we have allowed a higher ratio and believe that will be adequate for the site. >> it's my concern all the time the units and no parking and i don't see the paper a couple days ago for parking department, they're pulling very strict parking all over the city and i prefer at least everybody should have all the units have at least one parking. >> interview: so the difficult decision we make on each parcel is juxtaposing the number of affordable housing units with the number of parking spaces so it is our preference to prioritize the construction of affordable units and as the number of parking spaces increase is the number of affordable units decreases and one of the great things about this neighborhood will be the transit lines that will serve the housing projects there and so a

ajeet singh: yes.his typically happens after we have agreed that there's a good fit between the candidate and the job. then it is more like the family having an opportunity to get to know the company. particularly when you're doing a startup, oftentimes there's a lot of preconceived notions about what it is like to work at a startup, particularly for people that have not done that before. they think that, you know, you have to live under a table, you get to eat only cold pizza, and you never go home, and things like that. so, i would offer that if the family would like, they can actually interview us and see if--what it is like to be here, and to work with us, and what kind of opportunities we provide to candidates with families. jon: what are some of the questions the family members want to know on behalf of their spouses getting the job? what are they most interested in, like time requirements? ajeet: yeah, yeah. so, mostly it comes down to time and being able to do what they need to do for the famil

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. >> moved by commissioner rosales and seconded by commissioner singh madam secretary can you take the roll. >> commission members announce your vote when i call your name commissioner rosales. >> yes. >> singh. >> yes. >> vice-chair bustos is absent. >> yes. >> madam chair, we have throw ayes and one absent. >> thank you, motion carried. >> thank you very much for the presentation. >> congratulations. >> so madam secretary let's call the next item. >> the next order of business agenda item 5c work shop on fiscal year 2016-2017 annual affordable housing production report discussion. madam director. >> thank you. this item is interesting one and it's exciting and this is the third year where the agency has issued an annual affordable housing production report. jeff white will present on this item and i think the take away from the presentation is that this was a good year for us and most of the data said fourth had improved and he will talk us through what that is and the take aways we touched over 2,800 homes which is impressive so it's a strong year for us so with that jeff. >> great,

so did m-p singh at federal solutions group next door.h believes the same man stole more than five thousand dollars worth of computers from his office on the same day.m.p. singh/federal solutions group- "when we go home in the evening, we don't know whether we come back tomorrow, we'll have our belongings here or not. so, we've started taking all our electronics, especially the laptops, back home now. because we don't feel safe any more here." both businesses confirm the suspect forced his way into their offices, but the same cannot be said about the main entrance to the building. it's possible he was he had a key, or slipped in when the doors were unlocked. the victims are still working with the building's management and police to figure out how happened. in san djegal, kron four news. (catherine) also in the east bay. police are looking for a man accused of robbing a woman of her gold chain in fremont.. it happened tuesday afternoon on fremont blvd... police say a man approached a woman who had been walking with her child...andpushed he

thank you manish singh. time for the bloomberg business flash.er teva considering cutting 10,000 jobs, 50% of its staff. want to -- 15% of its staff and cut expenses $2 billion in the next two years with $35 billion of debt and it is the world's biggest generic drug maker. european union has antitrust concerns that could lead it to r's $66 billion takeover of monsanto. bayer will get a list of objections from the eu and they want to make sure farmers will still have affordable prices when it comes to seeds and pesticides. the chief executive of royal bank of scotland appears to be a skeptic when it comes to bitcoin . ross mcewan spoke to bloomberg television today. >> anything that goes from one dollar to $20,000 and back to $16,000 with nothing behind it, i think it is dangerous. mark: bitcoin so far this year has risen more than 1500%. ♪ mark: that is religious bloomberg business flash. -- bloomberg business flash. time for battle of the charts. brexit, bitcoin, . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: it is time for the global battle of the tracks whe

singh: we heard similar questions from the saudi's and saudi arabia. has been, by choice, a relatively closed place for a the long time and one of under appreciated elements of this vision is changing that, opening up the country a bit to tourism. to the world, in a sense. i think that can only help in this regard. the caricature you might have in your mind, especially of younger saudi's, doesn't match the reality that you confront on the streets. i think that the burden of changing the perception, yes, it may be on a super port to explain the middle east to those in our own country, but also to the saudi's, to be open to the world into let people come see for themselves. >> david, and then over here in the middle. >> thank you. david weinberg, anti-defamation league. i wanted to ask about something that really hasn't come up a lot here. which is issues of human rights and rule of law. the national transportation plan has goals. even the justice ministry will be over -- undergoing some degree of shift, but i was wondering to what extent these sorts of

commissioners singh. >> thank you madam president. and you did a good job this year >> thank you. >> we appreciate that. and happy holidays. i didn't know that we are the only one meeting but you know, that is good though. yeah. that's enough. >> do have any comments on maria benjamin's. >> it's ok. >> it's ok. >> ok. >> could be better. [laughter] >> commissioner rosales. >> i want to thank staff and maria and her staff for the report and i always love getting these statistics annan anecdotes and it feels like i said before like it's worth it being a commissioner, spending, you are not leaving are you? [laughter] >> i'm not leaving. >> we're almost done. >> you are late. >> i just want to say thank you i know that we have one more meeting in december by the way i think. >> we have a meeting? >> we do not? >> i thought i heard december 19th. >> no, no. >> it's not an action item that we don't have a meeting so i want to say, i just have a few questions, the cue foundation i've asked this question before, i would love to know more abou

civil war andthe how it has embroiled the kingdom, we welcome michael singh. george w.dministration and as an aid to secretaries of state condoleezza rice and colin powell. he joins us today from washington. good to have you here. you have followed this closely. you just came back from the region. give us a sense of how important a step up this dispute is. michael: sure, david. this missile strike, or attempted strike, seemed to target the saudi leadership and the attempted strike a few weeks ago seemed to target the international airport. together these things mark a real escalation of this conflict and it represents the yemeni conflict spilling over the borders and potentially becoming much more dangerous for the entire region. shery: how well-positioned are the rebels to cause real damage to critical infrastructure? michael: they have these so-called work on missiles that have a 900 kilometer range that puts into range most of the gulf , including oil and nuclear energy infrastructure, civilian targets, and boards and so forth . more important they have now shown a w

singh, 8% of our salaries will be going into a pension pot, something employers are worried about.bear in mind, however, is how much of the cost of thatis however, is how much of the cost of that is going to be falling on employers in the future, because already the cost for employers is on course to treble by 2019. today's announcement means that the cost for employers is going to be even higher than that. to 18 or even 21 —year—olds, retirement must seem a long way off, especially if they don't earn much. but this could help people, particularly those dependent on the state, in years to come. and before i leave you, shoppers in italy had been treated to what is claimed to be the world's biggest panettone. panettone is a christmas sta ple panettone. panettone is a christmas staple in italy. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, i'm marc edwards and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: 15 minutes away from the start of the final day of the ashes test, but are we? could rain be about to deny australia. manchester united

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this happened around 8:20 near paradise drive and singh clemente drive, close to highway 101. the central warren police apartment says the man's brother called them and said the man was outside the house with a gun and was a suicidal. when police arrived they saw the man outside with a gun and an officer opened fire. the man was taken to a hospital. we do not know his condition. >>> police in san jose swarmed a neighborhood to crackdown on a recent outbreak of carjackings and took one juvenile into custody. this comes after what san jose police say was a sudden increase in carjacking and armed robberies. police serve a warrant in the neighborhood overnight. police have noted a rash of carjackings and armed robberies that began in low -- in late november. and officer says they have made arrests in connection to some of the cases, most involving juveniles with one suspect to is just 11 years old. police say it seems that as soon as they rest one group another steps in. >> there has been a fairly dramatic rise in carjackings and robberies. i'm not sure exactly what explains that

singh in the state of israel for a very long time so thank you very much and in fact israel's claim to jerusalem also goes back to the time of the prophets as we know there are multiple claims to the city of jerusalem the un said this week that it stands by its position that status of jerusalem must be determined through a comprehensive solution negotiated between the two sides u.n. resolutions going back decades aim to resolve the completing claims competing claims to jerusalem. jerusalem is a holy city for three world religions the jews have the wailing wall here muslims the dome of the rock and al aksa mosque and christians the church of the holy sepak are these sides are only a few hundred meters and yet worlds apart. the cities current status is a consequence of the six day war in one nine hundred sixty seven when israel occupied the cities eastern part and in one nine hundred eighty annexed it. both israelis and palestinians claim jerusalem as their capital the international community has refrained from taking a clear position. no country has opened an embassy in jerusalem so far

gautam singh gonna is one of the most famous billionaires in india he manages the country's largest clothing brand. the fifty year old king of textiles heads a fortune estimated at one point five billion dollars. this weekend he's on his yoest a shana a fifty maize a long three story floating palace built entirely awesome precious would. take the boat to the maldives is a noble. having been along that will be with us all but it's only eleven am the posse has already started. for these old school friends the weekend in goa is a reunion not to be missed. the breakfast and truffle omelette caviar japanese chocolates and fine into each wines separate wishes and caviar dreams that i'm. in. london and that. is like. lectionary. by the end of the morning the group of fifty somethings have already fallen back into adolescence it's only the song in the style of the toys that it's changed. back to mumbai and it's back to work. the family textile business and the bang this brand reiman boasts an annual turnover of more than eighty million dollars with three thousand shops across the country. today the

of colluding with pakistan to sway the election and keep b j p from winning singh fired back accusing modi of spreading falsehoods to score political points in what he calls a lost cause now exit polls that we're seeing in the past few minutes show the b j p ahead but we'll we'll have to wait until monday to find out the official results until then let us know what you think this state election might mean for the rest of the country and prime minister modi you can connect with us as always using the hash tag aging is good. well we're just getting news we'd like to tell you about and what we're hearing is that egypt has ordered al-jazeera journalist mahmoud hossain to remain in prison for another forty five days he was arrested in egypt a year ago while visiting family and it's now the tenth time his detention has been renewed al-jazeera continues to demand his release he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny her saying has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail now to a big deal in the media world because disney is buying a c

adopt the right approach to brexit, which would have been to stay within the customs union and the singhrket, on whichjobs and trade depend. to my regret, what the prime minister chose to do was to ally with ukip and wrench us out of everything to do with europe's key economic institutions, and that is the root cause of the problem at the moment. a sensible approach is not being adopted. you describe her approach as a populist and nationalist spasm, but how is staying in those structures, the customs union and single market, how is that in any way really leaving the eu in the way that people voted for brexit mean? norway and switzerland have very close relations with the european union, including being a key part of the economic institutions of the european union, those institutions which the prime minister is proposing to leave. it would have been compatible to have remained within the economic and trading institutions of the eu, but to have left the political side of the union. it is not ideal. the best thing is not to do brexit at all, but it would have been possible. u nfortu nately,

cumbersome inspires singh rumors are everywhere at the president is going to fire mueller. only the rumors you are starting. they believe if the president fired mr. mueller, say on new year's eve or christmas day, that they would have the analogies to the saturday night massacre and therefore the momentum and public relations argument would flow back to them. the argument with the that trump fired mueller to cuddle up -- to cover up or stop his investigation rather than mueller being fired for his obvious by us and lack of objectivity. i think the same thing can be achieved without giving the left that opening. i believe mr. mueller could be checkmated. michael: the question was do believe he will fire rosenstein. stone: i'm going to hunt on that -- i'm going to punt on that. normally speaking, special counsel's are appointed when there's a crime identified and there some reason the justice department has a conflict of interest. recall that mr. mueller was appointed by mr. rosenstein, not by the attorney general. -- hisein's lack of dodging and weaving in congressional test

singh studied physics in britain he could easily have landed a high paying job with an energy company when we first started doing our work people laugh this is why you doing charity. you know business is about making money. why are you wasting your time. what are you doing fixing solar panels in order nicely villages you know in the grand scheme of things we don't really make that much impact just directly from doing that will itself however. the snowballing comes when more and more people take this up. today malaysia uses about five times the energy it did back in one nine hundred ninety almost all of it comes from oil coal and natural gas. malaysia's cities are growing along with its population so is the demand for goods energy consumption will continue to rise as well. so nice. to. meet someone aiming to. set them up to be seen. as rené use offs tiny start up techno hoagie and oversee has already landed its first big customers that converts air conditioning units cutting their power consumption in half the idea behind the technology was originally her father's later yusof decided t

singh in the state of israel for a very long time so thank you very much and. in fact israel's claim to jerusalem also goes back to the time of the prophets as we know there are multiple claims to the city of jerusalem the un said this week that it stands by its position that status of jerusalem must be determined through a comprehensive solution negotiated between the two sides u.n. resolutions going back decades aim to resolve the completing claims competing claims to jerusalem. jerusalem is a holy city for three world religions the jews have the wailing wall here muslims the dome of the rock and al aksa mosque and christians the church of the holy sepak are these sides are only a few hundred meters and yet worlds apart. the cities current status is a consequence of the six day war in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven when israel occupied the cities eastern part and in one nine hundred eighty annexed it. both israelis and palestinians claim jerusalem as their capital the international community has refrained from taking a clear position. no humphrey has o

is he kicking against the prime minister, are they in singh? it is a powerful word, vassal state.are actually talking about two things, using the same label. jacob rees—mogg talking about the transition period. the curiosity of the transition, the idea of a transition period from implementation period, it oozes a sens of pragmatism. reassurance. whatever your views around brexit, the transition to where we are going to be will be a nice smooth incline or decline. step back from that a little bit, you saw with the intervention ofjacob rees—mogg, the potential it has to be utterly unsatisfying to anybody, regardless of your views. people like nigel farage in the former ukip leader, you cannot imagine a situation that he would utter this, but it is worse than being a member of the european union. the logic is, all of the downsides of eu membership remain, being in the single market, the customs union, freedom of movement, but you no longer have an argument about how these policies work. this is something we were talking about when we were speculating about what would happen after the

-- singh. we will see what happens. why did we agree to this?al guest, the bbc presenters, naga muchetty, mike bushell, louise minchin... presenters, naga muchetty, mike bushell, louise minchin. .. applause. and charlie sayt! hold onto your hats everyone. we go. # chestnuts roasting on an open fire # jack frost nipping at your nose # yuletide carols being sung by a choir # and folks dressed up like eskimos # everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe # help to make the season bright # tiny tots with their eyes all aglow # will find it hard to sleep tonight # they know that santa's on his way # he's loaded lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh # and every mother's child is gonna spy # to see if reindeer really know how to fly applause. # and so i'm offering this simple phrase # to kids from one to 92 # although it's been said many times, many ways # merry christmas to you. # they know that santa's on his way # he's bringing lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh # and every mother's child is gonna spy # to see if reindeer really know how to fly

singh against excessive privileges held by government ministers the demonstrations been organized by the former georgian president turned ukraine opposition leader mikhail saakashvili people rallying have been chanting anti-government slogans they've been waving nationalist flags and praising seconds fairly predictable this was the latest release series of anti-government protests held by and earlier this month he was arrested not for the first time for an alleged mutiny attempts and was later released we'll keep tracking that throughout the rest of the evening but for now that's how the week looked i'm kevin owen thanks for watching news review with a week here on out international live from moscow it's sunday to the seventeenth of december here a programs continue right after the break. first like when you and i was coming through and spoke to a property if somebody would have been told me that i'm going to spend my life it took time to get out of history course i would have sold it was clear. every night although we were attacked by the arabs or we were attacking them and we were

chief brecht's negotiator michel barnier says so singh out the store on the issue will need special talks to citizens. in northern ireland's democratic unionist party has stood in the way of an agreement so far that support is vital to may's minority governments and even now they're not satisfied with what's been agreed so far. but the talks can still proceed from here that's the e.u. leaders sign off on the deal at a council summit next week. or is in process forest your report does call a breakthrough as that. sorry when you take into account the kind of haggling we have seen over the brics that bill when you take into account the deadlock that was going on for four weeks on end. on simple things like the citizen rights issue where both sides have overlapping interests then of course this is a step forward now if you look at island the key subject the key sticking point of the last couple of days of course the guarantee that there will be no hard border is absolutely crucial it's an essential part to move into the second phase but is it a solution certainly not we'll have to see a lot m

removed information relating to sexuality and gender issues from its website donna singh is a vice president of public policy and government relations of planned parenthood federation of america she believes the continued political interference could lead to harm. this directive from the pants administration is unprecedented it is unimaginably dangerous to think that the career professionals at c.d.c. are forbidden from using certain words to describe health issues and describe their mission this is a group of nonpartisan non ideological professionals whose sole mission is to protect and advance the public health in this country and this kind of political interference is downright dangerous. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories south africa's president jacob zuma has called on the governing a.n.c. party to unite as members gathered to choose a new leader the african national congress is deeply divided over who should replace zuma who's stepping down from the role the fifty fourth national conference is taking place at a time when i want this moment is at a crossroads. why do we ident

singh and campaigner mark 0rmond is made an 0be for services to art and culture.oducer whiley known as the godfather of grime is made an mbe. commentator: pass to warburton. in the world of sports hamilton, who has captained wales and the british lions, is made an 0be. most of those being honoured are ordinary people doing extraordinary work, like happy to act as a mentor for young people. of course young people are everything to me, i am passionate about them and their life, their well—being and their welfare so permit be recognised for my passion is one of the greatest honours ever, so i am in complete gratitude and appreciation. the majority of honours to go to people who are not in the public eye to have given exceptional service. and in 2018 the honours committee said they will be looking to particularly recognise individuals who were involved in the response to and the aftermath of the london and manchester terror attacks and the fire at grenfell tower. what and the fire at grenfell tower. what a list! we'll be speaking to the youngest recipient of the briti

i would like to bring in -- --singh, ceo of it pay bitpay. also with us, cory johnson.ow do you think that will change the game? >> should be exciting. never a dull moment in bitcoin. i think it really makes bitcoin legitimate for institutional buyers, as well as regular retail. believe it or not, it is hard to buy bitcoin. my father calls me and asks me how to buy? it, and i have to it's when the process. buyers and institutions can get into this. >> we heard from gary cohn this c and e.t the take a listen to what he had to say earlier. approved a couple futures contracts. it will allow people the ability to short it and never bid in a transparent market and bitcoin. we will see what goes on. it is an evolving market. >> how do you think the market will evolve, corey? >> this is going to be unusual. i don't know that we've ever had such high level of interest in such a then market. story ona great bloomberg terminal that talks about how 40% of that coin is owned by a handful people and does not trade. the trading is very thin. you will have options and futures based on

house minority leader nancy pelosi singh "in the absence of a negotiated settlement between the israelnd the palestinians, you moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem may needlessly spark mass protests, fuel tensions and makt more difficult." >> israel is just about the only country in the world where the american embassy is not in the capital city. suppose we said will put the american embassy in the united kingdom in manchester rather than london. how much sense would that make? why are we not in jerusalem already with a full embassy? because going back 70 years to a general assembly, u.n. general assembly resolution 181, tried to carve jerusalem out as a completely international city under the authority of the one. that was 70 years ago. that resolution was a dead letter. trump recognized reality. forget about the rhetoric you quoted. in recognizing reality, you cannot have a secure and lasting peace in as complex situation is the middle east. it's going to be founded on reality. the reality is jerusalem is israel's capital. deal with it. >> shannon: that wraps it up. no. still more qu

. >> are there any comments from fellow commissioner singh? >> on page 32. >> the report? >> 40 acres. >> yes. >> can you explain that to me? >> the former owned state parcels? for transbay? >> you know, affordable units obligations status. and there's a first 40 acres in downtown neighborhood. >> sure, yeah. so this is the transbay the re development project area of transbay and there's two zones and there's zone one and zone two. zone two is where ocii has district purview and where the formally owned state parcels are and those are the parcels that are being turned over to ocii for development of affordable housing and it's the total of the stay on parcels are about 1d over all is 40 acres and that's where the transit terminal also is. >> we have lots of work. >> i want to clarify zone one. >> i do not see 40 acres, lots of acres in downtown you know. i never see that. >> it's a lot, i know. >> we own them. [laughter] >> we hold them in trust. >> ok. >> ok. thank you. >> you don't understand me 40 acres are. >> i think yeah and they're identifying what is geographically

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after and bera singh defeat in parliament theresa may has been false to back down from her promise toenshrine the date of breck's it in law is not the only setback this week the e.u. saying that britain's transition period for exit in the union must end by december twenty twenty backs the talks have made one thing clear at least half and taking back control the u.k. will have to dance to brussels to. independence from brussels that was one of the core demands of britain's when they voted to divorce their country from the european union. but according to the e.u.'s chief negotiator the united kingdom will still have to play by brussels rules during any transition period. but because short britain will keep all the advantages all the benefits but also all the obligations of the single market the costumes union and the common policies during the transition period. but i mean british prime minister theresa may had backed plans to hammer out a trade deal by october of this year something brussels has signaled is likely to take much longer. than a nod to skeptical members of her own party s

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