stern.the office of accountability office and previous audit reports back in 2009 had raised concerns about the fda monitoring of food recalls. retail grocery stores know about the recalls and remove product from the shelves yet that december 2017 report from oig finds that monitoring recalls is still a problem for fda. why is this still a problem and why should the subcommittee believe that the fda will get it right this time? >> thank you for your questions. i would answer it a number of ways. first, i would say we do take the issue seriously. i have outlined, in my testimony today and in my written testimony, a number of actions we have already taken. those include those i just outlined including establishing a group of senior leaders, an audit process and additional procedures. the oversight of the food safety system is a large scale in a price and we are actively working on implementation which is the overall solution that we think will been this curve in terms of food safety and it's s

stern, for your summary of your testimony. at this time, the members will each have five minutes to ask questions of you and i'll recognize myself for that purpose, and i'll start with you, if i may, mr. stern to ask you some questions and the office of inspector general and the government accountability office dating back to 2009 has raised concerns about the fda's monitoring of food recalls such as verifying to make sure that retail grocery stores know about the recalls and the products have been removed from their shells. yet the december 2017 report from oig finds that monitoring recalls is still a problem for fda. why is this still a problem and why should the subcommittee believe that the fda is going to get it right this time? >> thank you for your question, sir. i answered a number of ways. first, we do take this issue seriously and i've outlined in my testimony a number of actions that we have already taken any those included those that i just outlined in terms of establishing a group of senior leaders with audit proc

stern, and ask you some questions. the office of inspector general and government accountability office in previous audit reports dating back to 2009 has raised concerns about the monitoring of food recalls. such as verifying to make sure that retail grocery stores know about the recalls and the products have been removed from their shelves. yet the december 2017 report from oig finds that monitoring recalls is still a problem for fda. why is it still a problem? and why should the subcommittee believe that the fda is going to get it right this time? >> thank you for your question. sir, i answer in a number of ways. first we do take the issue seriously. i outlined in my testimony today a number of actions we have already taken. and those included that i just outlined in terms of establishing a group of senior lead tears and audit process, and additional procedures. i would say, too, that ht oversight of the food safety system is a large scale enterprise and we are actively working on fizz ma implementation which is the

stern, to ask you some questions. the office of inspector general and the government accountability office in previous audit sports dating back to 2009 has raised concerns about the fda's monitoring of food recalls. such as verifying to make sure that retail greshry stores know about the recalls and the products have been removed from their shelves, yet the december 20 report from oig niends month storing recalls is still a problem for fda. why is this still a problem and why should the subcommittee believe that the fda is going to get it right this time? >> thank you for your question, sir. i answered a number of ways. first, i would say we do take this issue seriously. i've outlined in my testimony today and in greater form in ny written testimony a number of actions that we have already taken are and those included those that i just outlined in terms of establishing a group of senior leaders an audit process and additional procedures. i would say too that the oversight of the food safety system is a large-scale ent

stern new warnings for president trump about the danger of the firing of robert mueller. we're learning that's what he tried to do last june. demanding that he let the russia probe play out or face grave consequences. i'll talk with a democratic congressman and -- who knows

it just brings back a lot of memories. >> reporter: stern has already thanked the man in an e-mail to he'd like to do so in person one day too. >> if he ever gets here, he's going to have a hell avenue time. heck of a time i guess i should say. >> that was marissa lynn reporting. no one wants to get caught in the middle of a new york city traffic jam and government leadership is working to make that prospect a little less scary. governor andrew cuomo could unveil a plan to implement congestion pricing in manhattan as soon as next week. that's according to recent reports. now, congestion pricing which is already being used in other big cities like london and singapore involves using electronic tolling to actually charge fees to vehicles entering high traffic areas during certain hours. theoretically the high toll boss keep drivers from entering those areas. new york city would be the first american city to implement the tactic. >>> a new tool to crack down on distracted driving how law enforcement will be able to know if someone was on their phone during a crash. >>> police in chicago

the fault issue ago stern reminder we need to to be prepared. watch carefully low pressure 29:39 a.m. you can shea the traffic cam shaking slightly when the quake hit. the epicenter in berkeley along the hayward fault underneath the hotel. the newsroom flooded with comments and calls. thankfully no major injury ohs damage. kristy smith in the san francisco with us. with you we begin with chief meteorologist. jeff ranieri. 4.4 but felt stronger and widespread. >> and there are reasons behind that. i was woken up this morning as well when the earthquake hit. and it was a really big shake. and a lot of movement that did feel stronger than that 4.4 this morning. as we mentioned it happened on the hayward fault. 1.8 miles east southeast of berkeley. the number one people so many people felt if was the fact it was shallow. only eight miles below the surface. in large part a

manus: you don't want to go against a stern government or stern central-bank.ond markets, the inflation we've seen in the note states of america, are they going to have an impact on the bond markets? nothing too radical on the bund fronts. that said he is sending a clear and the bond buying program is justifiable. you haven't seen any negative reaction in terms of being sold and yields being higher. this will give your reasons to bid on the euro and the bund. it's see how it trades out as the day goes on. the question is this, is the ecb taking lessons from the fed? you had -- it's setting the store for a more aggressive style from the european central bank. they don't want to rerun that fed spike that we had last year. bunds are fairly flat at the start of trade. you talked about cpi data, which will be critical. if the jobs number was your must have last week, then your must-have trade this week is the bond trade. in terms of inflation. headline inflation is not expected to move dramatically, but the court number is expected to show 1.7% and that could invoke

the top cop in philadelphia issues a stern warning letting people know plan to have fun for sunday'ser bowl but don't push it. >> it was one of the longest state of the union addresses in history. details on president trump's address to the nation. >> another chilly day as we are treated t a rare lunar trifecta that is happening this morning when you step outside you're like wow, that moon is really>> it is. they had so many different ways, david and karen, to describe typical phenomena with the moon. >> i know. >> blood -- >> they all represent something different. >> if you're out on the west coast maybe you got like a super duper ssd you're going to get a better view of it. around here you'll see the triple play and we'll show you that in a moment. as we take a look right now we've got cloud cover that's really moved out at this point. we'll start out sunny this morning. it is clear right now in case you want to try to catch that moon a little later this morning but more clouds sweeping into the west for cincinnati and western pennsylvania will begin to overtake us as we go throug

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a leading businessman with a stern warning for britain. warning for britain.nd could steel and aluminium be next? good morning, asia. hello, world. another edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. iam rico hizon. i am rico hizon. it's a tuesday. thank you forjoining us. brexit. people a definite signal about the kind of brexit bill she wants. kind of brexit bill she wants. —— prime minister. prime minister. owner spoke to the bbc on the eve of her visit to the mainland. we have more. more. unmistakable rajesh feel on sale in a distinctly british place. —— british. british. city of a billionaire who now controls the change. controls the change. britain, including, of course, brexit. be better outside the european union, worse, what do you think? is a surefire way to get access to this country. this country. but it can be a very challenging experience. challenging experience. cook china add offers tailored access. access. ways, though to be the uk has a new deal to send more pig trotters here. deal to send more pig trotters here. incremental trade deals

they didn't feel that the evacuation orders were stern enough, if you will. but on the flip side of that you also have people who simply didn't want to evacuate. you know, these people have been through so much. many of them were under mandatory evacuations during the thomas fire and that was just about a month ago. so then, you know, to have the rain come in many of them thought, oh, well, you know, maybe i'm far enough away. maybe i'm okay. they simply didn't want to have to leave again. so that's still being sorted out. but yes, you are correct i am hearing that a lot of people didn't feel that the warning was stern enough, if you will. >> stephanie, have you had a chance to talk to anybody who was actually there as these mudslides happened? i'm curious what they say about what that was like. >> reporter: i did speak to one of the managers here at the montecito inn which is right behind me and he said that he got a call early tuesday morning. in fact, what's ironic here is many people did choose to evacuate. they were actually staying at the montecito inn

these men were twice her size and her father pulled somebody in over the stern and that is what she did. she unbelievably was strong and and her father pulled somebody in over the that became her most famous rescue because after being documented from fort adams, one was a. they spent the night there. they were all most dead themselves. the next morning, thedocumentedt admitted to ida's mother, that when he saw her, he thought we are doomed. it is only a woman, she is never going to get us. and then he said, i watched her and watch took get closer, and i thought, we are going to be all right. and she became famous literally overnight. is after this famous rescue the soldiers, new york a variety of, and other magazines interviewed her, and they did illustrations, and while they were calling her the bravest woman in america, they were also saying things like, is it really a feminine thing to do for a girl? rescue people or row devotes? stick -- a boat? one of the writers surmised that he would hope that she would soon be safely married. wasr that rescue documented, newport itzhak started t

and here they were, twice her size and her father had told her, you always pull someone in over the stern and that is what she did. unbelievably strong and most of all, she kept a really calm head. that became her most famous rescue because it had to be documented. they were soldiers from fort adams and one was a sergeant. morning, -- they spent the night there because they were almost dead. they spent the night there and the next morning, the sergeant admitted to ida and her mother that when he saw ida rowing out to get them, he thought we are doomed. it is only a woman. she is never going to make it. he said i watched her and she got closer and closer and i thought she is going to do it and we will be all right. that was 1869. what is ironic is after this famous rescue, these soldiers, the new york press came in and hartford weekly and a variety of magazines came in and interviewed her and they sketched her and did these illustrations. while they were heralding her as the bravest woman in america, they were also saying things like is it really a feminine thing to do for a young woman to

foreign exchange of official has told bloomberg the country will take stern action in the won as the dollar weakens. koreas human of account surplus was over $45 billion, spurring demand for the currency. china's foreign exchange reserves posted an 11th straight monthly increase. the reserves climbed by $21 billion to $3.14 trillion. largest foreign currency stockpile has been rebounding since january, when it fell below $3 trillion for the first time in six years has the central bank propped up the yuan . australians government says iron ore is in for a bumpy ride in 2018. the world's largest exporter says prices will average just above $52 a metric ton for the full year, though they may be higher in the first half as china relaxes curbs on steel output. it also sees gold prices dropping in the next few years as treasury yields rise on the higher u.s. interest rates. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i am debra mao. >> thank you. let's get back to one of our top stories, president trump saying

to go to stern was born in germany it's her home but her thoughts are very much with her family and our friend her friends and relatives have been following every development on the news. communication with them has been difficult. there's no connection directly to melbourne on the dollar so much with guns not just rice on the border we can see into turkey. the troops also have other weapons it's not only . they've been shot at i can hardly leave their heads there's a scared for their life. searching on flag for in two years ago with his father and two sisters his mother was too ill to join them she stayed behind with his two younger siblings an obligation with german immigration authorities for the family to be reunited was denied a few days ago the family's home when i was bombed. our own two in the morning from turkey landed in our bedroom. one of. my brother was asleep and my sister was playing on her mobile phone. our mother was also asleep. brother was killed instantly his sister lost both her legs and remains in intensive care along with her mother who was seriously injured so. a

. >>> a stern message for tom brady. >> we're trying to get you out of this game. >> oh boy, he is seriousmessage and what he wants to share as he roots on his team in the super bowl. >>> and all new at 5:00, inspiring change in our communities. the youngest daughter of dr. martin luther king jr. talking about fuelling her father's message. >>> an iconic restaurant destroyed by fire is r hinting they will rebuild. they tweeted the message "stay tuned." fire investigators have not released a cause for that fire. >>> inspiring change in our communities. one of dr. martin luther king jr.'s daughters was in town to talk about fuelling her father's message. she was a speaker at an event in honor of her father in center city today. she talked about the 35th anniversary of the king holiday. her mother's role, and her father's death. >>> we really have to work in a way that people can, at some point, see the error of their ways and begin to change and go in another direction. >> she is dr. king's youngest daughter. >>> coming up, giving back in more ways than one. >> how trey burton is helping fan

the ship sank rapidly at the stern until at last its nose stood straight in the air.y countrymen from such deep grief as i now feel. i am of military age, able to fight. if my country can use me against these brutal assassins, i am at its call. if it stullifies my manhood by remaining passive under outrage, i shall seek a man's chance under another flag. >> events abroad also served to tip american opinion. the fall of the russian czar's regime on march 15th, 1917, resulted in a greater moral clarity for the allied cause. the war was now a struggle of democratic nations against autocratic empires. but despite the passions aroused by the zimmerman telegram and the resumption of unrestricted submarine warfare, wilson himself had no personal desire to bring the u.s. into conflict in europe. wilson told a journalist off the record -- >> if there is any alternative for god's sake, let's take it. ♪ ♪ little mary's bow said i've got to go i must fight for uncle sam ♪ ♪ standing in the crowd mary called aloud my loving man ♪ ♪ all the girls were nice and tall ♪ ♪ mary answere

. >> stern early warning that vandalism assaults and property destruction will not be tolerated duringt game celebrations sunday. police are expecting bigger crowds than after the viking's game so there will be a bigger deployment of plain clothed officers in preparation. one thing we won't see again are crisco cops which got national attention for the nfc championship. officers won't grease light poles to prevent people climbing them but he hinted that the police department has something slicker up their sleeves and climbing poles this time will be far more difficult. >> our weekend coverage kicks off with the championship preview live from minneapolis. join us throughout the day saturday as excitement builds and game day sunday join us for live reports beginning at 6:00 a.m. all morning long and on "action news" at noon our pregame coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. we'll be on the air right after the game covering all of the angles from philadelphia and minneapolis. we wrap it up with "action news" at 11:00 and sports sunday. we have you covered all weekend here on channel6. >> the snow i

a climb that poses a stern challenge to even the most experienced drivers. god you know. the truck struggles to make ten kilometers an hour on a steep climb. at twenty eight hundred meters the lack of oxygen causes drowsiness and concentrating becomes a chore. the smallest movement requires a real effort. and staying awake is a major channel. three hundred metres to go before the pos and a chance to rest. that's out. can't get it that water. though it. was the home of gravity c.f.l. which i thought. was a. lot off that day with the guy in the hot brick place i know what a lot of beer. or long ago was that he. looked outside the tavern the drivers check their merchandise is securely fastened . to the experience of the inside of us relax from the strain of the climb and good themselves for the next leg with a hearty meal of boiled mutton the local speciality is what causes your visitors to where you always are going to go which. i did do. several from just order to go with a look at what gets you still a good thing for you to. tell you by james at the steps of this. was you

the sort of young suave of open it immigrant welcoming leader juxtaposed to trump's relatively more stern approach to immigration and relatively more advanced age so i do think there's some of that love to t.p. was an american program to counteract chinese global influence we pulled out of it and i think people are trying to say that there is a future for multilateralism without america and that is very much an attempt to reassure themselves and also pop their own chests out when they know that donald trump is coming there for a victory lap whether or not they particularly wanted to play host to that particular event. true maintains that the united states has been the victim of globalization is he right i don't know if there's a single us effect of united states has gained much more than we've lost overall as an economy that being said trump and many other critics have rightly pointed out that globalization and trade have both winners and losers and we've had concentrations and who are the great beneficiaries and they have tended to be more affluent professionals on the coasts and we have

they got sterns to issue a bond by selling bear sterns that they sold a bunch of units to a bunch of russian gangsters. and of course they didn't put that in the underwriting information. they sold a bunch of units and that's how they got the credit. that's an example of the alternate financing. page 41, what's well-known and well established in criminology is the russian mafia is under the russian government and russian intelligence services. the russian mafia and u.s. is believed to be under the influence of the russian security services. if people who seem to be associated with the russian mafia are buying trump properties or arranging for people to buy trump properties, it raises the question whether they are doing it on behalf of the government. question, it would be known to the government if it was on any substantial scale? answer, certainly, yes. question, might that provide the russian government leverage now vis-a-vis president trump? answer, yes. question, so if as the president's son boasted they were getting lots of financing from russia and that financing we were illici

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. >> carl stern is outside the senate caucus room and maybe can tell us more about mr. butterfield and what he is expected to tell the committee. carl? >> there was a lot of speculation. obviously something was cooking as far as what he was going to say because we were deviating from the schedule. >> we believe his testimony will have to do with white house procedures. >> that room was chock full of people. boyfriends with girls standing on their shoulders, people in the window ledges up there. cameras all over the place. >> i'd like to change the usual routine of questioning and ask minority counsel to begin the questioning of mr. butterfield. >> thank you, mr. dash. >> the caucus room was packed full of famous names and celebrities and whatnot, you know, kind of a circus atmosphere, frankly. >> mr. butterfield, i understand you previously were employed by the white house? is that correct? >> that's correct. >> during what period of time were you employed by the white house? >> i would like to preface my remarks, if i may. mr. thompson -- >> i'm sorry. go right ahead.

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oh, howard stern. >> howard stern is king of all what? malaysia, mead yores, media? >> jimmy: yes, oh nice. >> sal: just got that in. >> the correct answer is media. >> jimmy: wow, we got two right. what if we win this? >> i'm going home, going to the casino. >> featuring 20 scoops of ice cream, the vermontster is found on what chain's menu? baskin-robbins, dairy queen, ben and jerry's? >> jimmy: ben and jerry's is in vermont, i'd go with that. >> sal: you missed it! >> jimmy: we said it was ben and jerry's, it was ben and jerry's. >> guillermo: how come you didn't push it, aunt chippy? >> sal: look at you, 2 out of 12. >> that is really it? >> jimmy: that is really it. >> that is bull [ bleep ]. you dragged my ass out here for this piece of [ bleep ]? >> jimmy: we did, yes. sorry about that. in a way i feel you let us down, though. >> sal: you owe us, aunt chippy. >> i'll give you the $2,000, it's in my death drawer. >> jimmy: where's that purse? >> it's in the death drawer. did you hear about the death drawer, jimmy? is that what people do? >> guillermo: she has a

. >> george kloopy, howard stern, be stream sag he week from today. >> i'll watch i'll give him one episodell you get. >> clearly we have to change the file footage. he has that creepy beard now. >> i like the beard i don't think it's creepy. >> strong. >> strong. >> gop wans to you help wish the president's least favorite sop a happy birthday. party put a call on switer page asking trump reporters to sign aaron trum's berm day card and have to leaf name and email and donation to president trump's campaign once you writ the message. by the way both parties done this and every time there's -- during obama era michelle obama would say wish my husband a happy birthday and you would get fundraising emails non stop. >> it's a scam. >> it's a scam. >> i bet he cares. >> you think so sgri think he cares. >> crying like steve bannon >> president trump called "washington post" fake news or amazon "washington post" and movie based on the pass is could be requested white ho house. >> there's no way he'll watch this. >> no. >> they've been critical about the president. tom hanks said when seven seven w

i think ten downing st‘s clarification is effectively a stern word.ved a line from the lobby, from a spokesperson for theresa may, saying that she does have full confidence in mr hammond. what is your reaction to that? well, i fully what is your reaction to that? well, ifully support what is your reaction to that? well, i fully support the prime minister in delivering the brexit that she set out in lancaster house and in the conservative party manifesto. that big will bring huge benefits to the country, cheaper cost of food, clothing and footwear the poorest in society most. and if she‘s got confidence in the chancellor than thatis confidence in the chancellor than that is good enough for me. you have warned that the 50 members of the european research group, of which a chairman, could withdraw support from mrs may if she has looked for a new customs union or read their variations of customs union with the eu. you‘re shaking your head there. i was going to ask, your head there. i was going to ask, you can‘t... go ahead. sorry. two things have been. th

dave chin chen, with the stern warning from parent and teachers. >> always some teen challenge kids areou heard the hot water challenge, cinnamon challenge. but this one in particular is specially alarm to go parents, because, it has potentially deadly consequences. >> so i hope that my kids know better, you know, i tell them all the time don't do any of these challenge. >> lynn was shocked to learn of the latest daring craze teens are doing these days, the tide pod challenge, in which kids chomp into the detergent pods, often get seriously hurt. >> i think it is horrible. all every these challenges that the kids do, it is scary, because they put them on youtube, and the kids think it is fun, and then, you know, they can potentially die. >> the colorful pods contain several chemicals, but many teens are cooking them and eating them. we aren't going to show you that part. >> people like just think like by doing this, they'll get more followers and be like more cool. then maybe get famous from it. but you could like die from it, so why diane like risk your life just to be famous? >> it is

a stern reminder coming from the chp. investigators say speed and poor visibility played a role in a chain-reaction crash in sonoma this morning. this was highway 37 at lakeville highway. 13 to 15 vehicles were involved in the crash. the chp says it began with a three-vehicle pileup. a box truck was stopped at a red light when it was hit by two vehicles and then just a domino effect. five people were treated for minor injuries. >>> happening today, a news conference is planned for the manager who quit the boot and shoe service restaurant after the owner was accused of sexual harassment. emily hayward is one of six employees who resigned amid the controversy. she told abc7 news she can, quote, no longer endure the toxic environment. last week several employees demanded the owner, charlie hallowell divest from his company or they would quit. he has denied the allegations against him by 17 female employees. >>> san jose police are now looking for more victims of a san jose youth pastor who's accused of sending sexually expli

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able to identify the child and did reunite the child with his parents but they did hand over a very stern warning to be careful with the child. >> did the kid get a ticket for going so slow? >> license and registration. >>> a driver didn't fare so well in canada, this one captured on this dash cam, coming up on an off-ramp. there is a flashing light, eight a warning sign. these guys are following the rules, about to make that right-hand turn onto the exit, when another car from the left just zips right past them. >> woo! >> stupid. snowy and icy as well. >> gee, i wonder how this is gonna end. >> well as that driver tries to make this turn -- it. >> yep. >> oh my gosh. >> call 911. >> they ended up hitting what are hydro barriers and this case is being velgt investigated but driver suffered minor injuries to his chest and legs. these people stopped, ran over to help the driver and called emergency. >>> if you're lucky enough to become a popular youtuber like mr. beast here, you go to the bank. in this case's in greenville, north carolina, going to lots of different banks. he's making a wi

and then i have to put very stern expression because i went went to be important what took me. through this is really what do you say. that i can't do that on the down. never. really where. we're figuring out what politicians are saying is not always an easy task especially with the sound turned off so we asked people on the streets to try and go. but. i'm startups and i wrestled bad and you'll eventually maybe. the rest of this good though years a big joke oh yeah every night. sleep sleep they're talking about. them they don't talk about the street the takeover of the world i got a cold yes i do have a cold and because even here after this if. i think you should take. this twice at night time to the moon you know but you know i was a little bit running. talking to her because she would not listen to me i have had this in problem she does not. try and say something between you two important. so tell the future you are together with you in the middle. of. the job thing between the two of the willing. yeah when i went i went on my lines couple of times i get. you show you know wh

police commissioner richard ross is issuing a stern early warning that vandalism assaults and destruction of property will not be tolerated. police are expecting bigger than usual crowds, even bigger than what you saw two weeks ago when we beat the vikings so you'll see a bigger deployment of both uniformed and plainclothes officers. already metal barricades are stockpiled along street corners along broad street. this time around here's something you won't see. police say they will not be using crisco to grease those street poles. they have other plans, matt. >> that's a real disappointment isn't it? [laughter] >> plenty riding on the game for fans while for others a win on either side might mean a little more. businesses in philadelphia and boston are making friendly wagers including the philadelphia art museum where "action news" reporter jeanette reyes who has one of the best poker faces i've ever seen joins us live this morning. hi, jeanette. [laughter] >> reporter: matt, you know what, i'm not going to say who is going to win but i will tell you next week, sometime next week i'm goin

have a revolution led by drew carey and howard stern. so, he's that kind of a character and he's asking people to torch mosques and torch banks and they do it because they're desperate for change. and that has alienated many people in iran as well who do not want to be associated with this because they think that it can lead to iran becoming something similar to syria and the government has been very good in terms of taking advantage of people's fear for -- as you -- suzanne knows better than i do, that iranians have always fear of lack of security has always been the primary fear for iranians. in the early 20th century when there was chaos in the country and people could not travel between cities, the father of the shah took over the country, he established rule of -- certain rule of law and the people were happy with his rule for a long time. then during the 1953 there was chaos on the streets and seemed to be out of control and there was that coup, people do not come to the streets and support him. and at the moment, the government kn

i don't think i have to very stern expression. when to be unfortunate. not to feel really. really good when you say. i can't do it but that don't. worry whether you know. what politicians are trying to say is not always that easy especially with the sound turned off so we asked people on the streets to try and guess. it was. bad and you freshly made. the rest of this good though years a big joke oh yeah very nice. they're talking about. but they don't talk about the takeover of the world if you've got a cold yes i think i do have a cold and could even hear out of this if. i think you should. twice at night time we didn't really know but you know i was deluded. into her because she would not listen to me i have had the same problem she does. try and say something between you two important leaders so tell the future you are together with you in the middle. of. the job thing between the willing. to go yeah i want i want my lines couple of times i get. you sure you know what to say no that's ok i know you have stage fright ok. but i just just know ok i know i know you. could. f

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