but first, some sad news to report within the ush sh family. the passing of victoria jones, more than 20 years of this show up until 2001. she is survived by her daughter lisa jones, her two grand daughters and her partner of 24 years, steven hamm whether was living with her in colorado. vicki was 71 and had been battling cancer for three years. she was a pioneer and trail blazer, not only president of boston association of black journalists in the 80s and 90s who pushed the envelope with unique programming such as the question of race, an hour-long news program that discussed diversity and race relations. let's not take a quick look at her journ eye of courage a one-hour prime time special in 0988 on the 3 forest-year history of blacks in massachusetts. >> i'm telling you i hailted bag slave from the day i was born a struggle for freedom. >>ly be as harsh as truth as uncompromising as just is to this subject. >> reporter: a search for identity. >> through the american slave is your 4th of july. fraud, deception, and hypocracy. she paid homage

. >>> a san francisco community group is coming together to try to stop m ushes ni from -- muni from putting on racist ads. some of the ads call for the end to united states aid to the palestinian authority. in the past m ushes ni has apologized for offensive ads but they have said that the city cannot reject them because of first amendment rights. >>> we are following the big rig accident on the bay bridge. up next we get a closer look at the damage and california highway patrol discusses how long it could take to clear the damage on the bay bridge i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote.

i'm michael bennet overhead, and that should ushe in a beautiful sunrise and another quick warm-up tomorrow afternoon come as we are quite now, we start of the day that way tomorrow as well with the big area of high pressure place right over at the center part o the country and it's keeping al some of it inching toward utah. that's about as far east as it goes. we need the rain fall. we could use a really good soaking day of rain. we are about 1.19 inches below aver doesn't sound that bad and if you back that a further come it to the beginning of june, we ar well below average. over 4 inches shy of what our average rainfall amount is for this time of year since the beginning of june is as a result, it's starting to line u with dry conditions, and indicates moderate drought. so let's get out of that a get little bit of moisture here. we a chances for bring in the forecast for the front range, little bit better opportunity i he going to the mountains. it won't happen until we get about monday night, tuesday morning, that as the big picture, we go to about midnigh and monday night into tuesday

we do want to warn you that the video you're about to watch is disis it ush -- disturbing. this video shows how brutal these fights were. as parents dropped off students on monday morning, many were hesitant to go back. >> over at centennial high was more security on campus today. >> people were patrolling around more. >> police now saying they believe the fights were sparked after the rival football game. >> police say a video is surfacing online after she's left with a black eye and a broken rib. >> two others were also treated at the hospital. police say there could be dozens of other victims. >> with everything going on in this world, it is scary to see. >> police say they have had countless calls to people from all of their offices, they do want you to call specifically their northwest area command. we'll have that posted on our website ktnv.com. at 6:00 p.m., hear why parents say to be done by the school and campus. >> a 36-year-old man is under arrest tonight in connection with a stabbing that happened last month. the suspect has been identified as daniel mora. the v

she's happy said a man ush approximating his 80 grandfather. she's happy to see the soldiers. but why were these people carrying white have moved on, even though villagers say there are still isis fighters here. and what we saw next was a war planner's worst nightmare, entering this sunni village were shi'ite militias. in a country that's seen civil war between these two sects of islam, it's a dangerous mix. but what happens here could have international consequences as well. general valesquey is concerned tha retaliation for losing mosul, isis could launch terror attacks on targets in the west. >> that's what we're worried about from my perspective, back at home, when mosul falls, how are they going to try to deflect the attention? >> reporter: but for now the troops are focused on the task at hand. mosul is where the so-called islamic state or caliphate was born. >> there's not going beginning, and these are just the first of what aid agencies could be more than a million people driven from their homes. they suffered under isis, now they're paying the price for yet another f

>>reporter: tony, she told ush this is not the first run in she had with this father who also school here in northeast. in other instances she's been s there to protect her son. she's saying this time things went too far. i got punched in my stomach. kipp d.c.'s spring academy surveillance video shows second grader john mack clean and a friend playing in the hallwaylwy before class wednesday morning. i said somebody punched me in my stomach. without knowing what was coming the second greater says his friend's dad walked right to hih so hard he he knocked him to the ground. i knew he was coming towards me. > do you know why he wanted to punch you. >> no. > i'm mad. i'm just. the seven year old's mother watched the video and she could tell her son who suffers from asthma was having trouble breathing. >> you can see him grasping for air.ai all the principal said was get plans. >> the school called the student's mother.moth don't hit my child like that. you turnaround lee times and walked out the door. i wanted him to be arrestedrres since yesterday.si you need to learn it's not cooll to

one aspect is that workers from, say eastern europe, could ush out norwegian workers, because they'reheaper. the norwegian unions took action. now, foreign employees have to work under conditions that are standard here. this way, no two-class system can develop, and labor conditions won't deteriorate here. >> migration is a topic of debate in norway, too. though less heated as in the eu, it's about migration from the eu as well as from elsewhere. according to the european single market agreement, any eu citizen ceded too much power to brussels. >> i don't think great britain wants a similar agreement to our eos agreement. >> the british may feel at home with norwegian weather, but with the norwegian model probably not , as much. damien: now a lot of people i , know where i live in berlin, would like to buy their own apartment. which is actually quite unusual in germany. traditionally germans tend to , rent rather than buy homes in cities. but it's all because of low interest rates. and it's leading to rapidly rising property prices. just across the border in the czech republic though,

winds out of the southwest between ten and 1 mphph t looking at the extended forecas the front brings ushe rainfall thursday and then reducing temperatures, we will struggle to reach 60 degreesthth with bl back in the 30s. will have a few more frosty start for sure, as we had to the weekend with more 70s on tap. changes when it comes to changing tables.an >> tuhoy about the new law taking effect that will leave president obama signed into law the bathroom accessible in every situation act, the baby act, requires both mincing words restrooms in public accessible federal buildings to contain more to ensure that public buildings are family-friendly, now parentsy- will not have to worry about finding a safe centered place to change the baby and sees that celebrities are on board, and 201515 ashton kutcher launched a change.org campaign to call for businesses to implement changesanc tables men's restrooms. cornell researchers found that moms are less happy than dadsco with their parentin duties, they say that they are less of the fun stuff and our on-call around-the-clock for th kids they also

and as a result that ush ears ushers in more of the on shore flow. it is clear but goes downhill in that regard with time. we'll also again also have to deal with a couple showers along the way and sprinkles. let's look at area. wind speeds calm for the most part. more than anything, though, look at the direction those winds are facing. for the most part it's a northerly breeze. that's going to shift with tim time. turn more on shore. again, more northeasterly to easterly as the day goes on. that sends that moisture and therefore clouds into our region. temperatures in the meantime are cooler by comparison to the same time yesterday. i would suggest an extra layer as awe walk out the door. what you see is what you get. you're feeling like 60 at philly international. across inland suburbs 40 quakertown and mid upper 50s in other locations to name a few. as day progresses it's cooler by comparison and even though we start with sunshine. expect a spotty shower along the way and couple sprinkles at the shore and shower in the mountains, anyone is fair ga

southwesterly wind flow that would easily push the in ushs into the low 80s at logan where the record is kept. so the farther west you go the warmer it gets. although worcester i don't think you will be in jeopardy on your record. hartford should be the one that's tied or broken tomorrow. then a whole new chance to tie or break records on wednesday as we get back around 80 again. now there will be a better rain chance coming up by thursday afternoon. notice how the temperatures are coming back down again as we getted to the end of the week. right now our chance out of the week looks to be friday over the weekend it does look cooler and rain starts to clear out by the back half of the weekend. >>> all right, jason. turns out the cheap shot to the knee of bennett that's not the only thing that he did yesterday. he may be looking at a suspension after this other one. we'll get it into. plus, the bruins wrapping up a season opening three game road trip in winnipeg. the offense came to play ?? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum b

the east coast the track looks like thise look at how close matthew getse to the eastw coast to the ushes maybe even florida as we headd into the weekend.he something that will be watching very carefully obviously.ously some of the effects of matthewma will be filled here you can see the moisture b that snakes its y into the ohio valley. cold front there eventually will sweep matthew off in the atlantic's. we'll see how long that takes. 75 with dense fog and pockets this morning. mostly sunny and wars m or. 57 the low tonight. clear comfy and patchy fog. tomorrow's high 77.7 fog early then sunny high cloude late.n sunny h all right.gh with us we have calvin who will give us the first few days ofys beautiful high temperature will be 78 degrees. friday mostly sunny and another beauty. highs willf reach 77 degrees. saturday much cooler partly cloudy with aurday m chance of . high will be 66 degrees. and here is denise. will be sunday partly sunny.y sun cool.n the high temperature will onlyl be monday sunny and cool. the high temperatures will be 5. tuesday mostly sunny skies. the high will b

around.ou after school,nd though, 66 to 7 and the showers will be aroundbe and they'll he remain with ush u through the evening.e eving. boundary so the showers out so ead of i it.the still up to at.t least 70 if non warmer as we look at our highs tomorrow.torr but then dropping later in there day after the front getset on through and then the wind thn is also going to be picking picg up. friday morning at 8:00 you canuc see our futurecast has somehas m pretty good showers out towardtr the mountains maybe a spotty shower here and there butan certainly a lot of clouds tomorrow morning for thenly a oi commute. so you don't need to worry toort much about where where yourre y sunglasses are but find thed the rain gear for after schoolchoo because you can see that's acan' pretty good shower and we hope p helpful rain. we're dry and we certainly cerin need to get rid of the allergens and dust in thet in t heir. by saturday morning maybe ag maa few showers lingering. linri notice futurecast trying toing o paint a little snow in theli mountains but ittt does look like as the day goes on wes w cle

for many, an uncomfortable scene to have reporters who have ush had a comfortable -- a stressful and exhausting life on the campaign trail, now find themselves at times under siege in terms of verbal assaults and sporadic reports of some kind of intimidation on the trail. it is a different kind of dynamic. it reflect the grievance and anger that is out there at democrats, at republicans, at the economy and especially fuelled by trump himself who, at each of his rallies, seems to rail against the media. >> we were talking about a kind of play book for a late in the game losing campaign is to say the polls are wrong. let's prove them wrong. and to say the media is against you. yes both of these are at work but it's a different brand of that. is there -- is there a such thing as a private trump campaign that is talking to you about the atmosphere on the inside? >> i think you have to pay attention to a throw away phrase that trump has been using in recent days. but it is very telling about how his campaign thinks about where they're at. and that's trump's use of the phrase. this is brex

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i'm proud of my work ush and obama administrations on homeland security. and every bill i sponsored as attorney general was passed by democrats and republicans. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i'll work with anyone over head today. from 8am to 1pm today, winds will be at their strongest. 5-20 mph winds will be common with gusts between 25 and 35 mph. this cold front is a dry cold las vegas which means mainly sunny skies will be common but behind this front is much cooler air. highs will range between 74 and 79 degrees valley wide with central las vegas looking to hit 76 degrees which our normal high temperatures for this time of year. winds drop out by this evening and mild winds hold throughout the week and into the weekend. mainly sunny skies are expected temperatures slowly rising into the weekend. low 80s will be common tomorrow with mid 80s by this drive is on the scene of a happening right now-- live drive is on the police investigation near d-i and rainbow. you can see crime scene tape in the neighborhood. we've got parker

before the robbery, she told ush helped make her so popular. and wealthy. >> there are pitfalls. lack of privacy. loss of privacy. and that might, that's not for everyone. >> a pitfall. >> yeah. for me i can handle it. >> reporter: you are famous worldwide, would that famous kim kardashian exist without social media? >> not in this way. i totally attribute my career to social media. you have figured out how to monetize just the act of living. >> i guess so, yeah. ha-ha-ha. >> the reality is she is a savvy business woman. one of the first to turn the millions of eyeballs watching her online into millions of dollars. she posts pictures and gets paid for clothes she wears, products she uses, brands she endorses. >> reporter: we have been tag have -- different talents. they, they -- do comedy. they dance. they sing. >> yes. >> what's your talent? >> it is a talent to have a brand that's really successful off of getting people to like you. for you. >> to watch the full report go to cbsnews.com. and click on 60 minutes. we'll be right back. ugh, it's only lunchtime and my cold medicine

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i learned about him from his biographer john meacham, james and his white house chief. ,ush had gone the nomination and now was his prime time speech. he said six words. read my lips, no new taxes. the convention cheered and he got elected. the tax issue was politically huge. it was a two-edged sword. the tax cuts had been popular with ronald reagan. it caused a rise in our national deficit. bush becoming president, became painfully aware that he had to do something about the deficit because the rest of the were concerned about the strength of the american economy with its record level of debt. when the budget talks came along in both houses were controlled by the democratic party who absolutely refused to cut any aspect of spending if you were going to have any money available -- there is only one way to do it. not only was new tax revenue needed to cut the deficit, but the iraqi army had invaded kuwait and so bush saw looming on the horizon expensive military warfare which of course became the gulf war and he did not want to fight a war on borrowed money. president bush [inaudible]

the some of the ub ushs may barrelly git get up to the 60 degree mark and it's possible lehigh valley doesn't even get there. and then during the night tonight, it's still kind of windy. as the front comes through, so it will not be that chilly. but tomorrow night is a different story wooechl see how cold that's going to get and if we're quoing to see rain this week in just few minutes. >>> an ongoing battle between ub ber, lyft and the city philadelphia could be coming to end. lawmakers are expecteded to vote today on making the ride sharing services league. last week, a law was passed legalizinging the rides. uber and lyft drivers rb giving people rides in pennsylvania for year, but illegally. the company has a temporary deal with the city, but that's expired. a judge ruled it was okay for companies to give rides in city, but the philadelphia parking authority has been ticketing drivers. >>> time now for a check on the roads with jessica boynton and what are you seeing? >> we're going to start on the blue route. we are watching an accident that's causing major derays on the southbou

system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business >>> last night's debate is being called the ush ev. our own anderson cooper and martha raddatz. >> mr. trump, i want to get to audience questions and online questions. >> so, she's allowed to do that but i'm not allowed to respond. sounds fair. sounds fair. >> please allow her to respond. she didn't talk while you talked. >> yes, that's true. i didn't. >> because you have nuothing to sayt say. >> nice to one on three. thank you. >> one on three, donald trump said. once again, he's the victim. let's discuss, host of "reliable sources" brian stelter and bill carter. does trump have a case? were they against him last night? >> i felt the same way when i watched lester holt interrupt. d >> i was a little confused about the response rules. it was hard for me to figure out what it was. each one said something and they would interject and then the moderators would say, go ahead. it was hard to know who should be speaking. >> it wasn't really organized like that and it wasn't much of a town hall because people didn't ask that many question

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>> reporter: this is somebody who has been setting fires to ush bushes, trees and garbage in neighborhoods on either sides of warm springs boulevard, having set 15 fires since july. fremont police tell us they're pretty consistent as to when they do it. it's typically on the weekends between saturday evenings and sunday mornings and sunday evenings into monday mornings. ten of the fires have been set between the hours of midnight and 5:00 a.m. the first was in mid july. the most recent this past weekend. >> it's been quite consistent and it's been so many times it has happened and in the same warm springs area. there is an online neighborhood watch where we have a group where people are concerned and they have mentioned what we can do to make the neighborhood safe. >> reporter: fremont police are still looking for this person. what makes it difficult is they have yet to have found a description of this person. they don't know what the compelling this person to set all these fires. live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. school districts in oakland and

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obviously, the father here is a known gang kid to us who also is not telling ushe reporter: the police commissioner say they believe the little girl was shot in the hand and the bullet went through her leg. she is expected to recover. >> it's just sad. it's a real, real sad situation. it's real sad to know that a baby was injured. diane: a shots fired activation went off just after 4:00. when officers got to the scene, they found shell casings but didn't find any victims. they later learned the child's father brought the 2-year-old to an area hospital. >> everybody should be outraged. unfortunately, too often, we don't get the cooperation that diane: last sunday, a 9-year-old girl suffered nonlife-threatening injuries after she was shot when she was on a playground less than two miles away from where shooting took place. >> it's way too much going on throughout this community. not just in this area. throughout the whole entire city. and it just needs to come to a halt. diane: the 2-year-old child is expected to be okay. police are asking if you have any information that can help in thi

part of his ush urban renewable agenda. jobs, safety and education as well. again calling it the new deal, borrowing a phrase from history. when you think of the new deal you think of franklin roosevelt, the president who put forth liberal policies back in the 1930s, so donald trump using that phrase to try to reach out to african americans. it is very clear at this point in the campaign that they still need to expand their base. this is one way of him trying to do it. so waiting to see if he mentions that tonight. also in terms of those polls here in north carolina, one recent poll erin showing hillary clinton up by just one point here in the state. but once again donald trump expected to say not to put much stake in those polls and expected to tell supporters here that he'll win the state of north carolina and te election. >> thank you very much. and as we said. telling cnn today he's in more a tremendous victory. dana bash spoke with trump one on one right after his hotel opening. here is the conversation. >> reporter: there are the people who say you are

and i do think the russians are ush pushing these in direction of wikileaks and letting them push them >> the trump campaign dismisses any attempt by russia to help out trump. and trump himself has repeatedly raised questions about whether russia is involved at all in any of these attack on state voting systems. >> thanks jim sciutto. our chief national security correspondent. >>> coming up this sunday, new episode of "part's unknown." anthony bourdain goes to some of --. >> throw that tripe in. >> thousand layer stomach. >> all going in here. >> the inner ring is more neutral broth. the outer ring is the more good stuff. the hard stuff. oh that's good, man. that's good. >> awesome, right? >> yes. >> it only gets better, my friend. >> anthony bourdain parts unknown air this is sunday night 9:00 p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. and remember, we're counting down to the final presidential debate. donald trump and hillary clinton, they will face off for the last time before the election this coming wednesday in las vegas. cnn's live coverage begins 4:00 p.m. eastern. i'll be out in vegas fo

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bill,ush it all on one one day, with just a few hours to go. i said let's have at least two bank votes. let's have one vote on whether to fund obamacare. what's happened other on funding for everything else in the government. funding have another on for everything else in the government. president obama said no. if you don't fund obamacare, i won't let you find anything. president obama shut down the government. you have been told otherwise by the media, but they are wrong. moderator: a response? ms. snow: i think the senate should have done more to prevent that. i don't think it is all obama's fault. the senate does create bills. they do put a lot of provisions in a single bill. that shutting down the government was such an extreme response. are talking about the affordable care act. the affordable care act has been very good at reducing the number of people who are uninsured, has very good consumer protection that allow people to have health insurance that were being denied because of pre-existing conditions. obviously we need to do more to m

click it in to enjoy clean freshness ush. lysol. >>> tales of being sexually accosted by republican presidential candidate donald trump. "the new york times" printed the story of two of these women. cbs news hasn't confirmed their stories, but rachel crooks was a 22-year-old receptionist inside trump tower back in 2005 the "times" reports she introduced herself to trump and they shook hands. crooks told the "times" that shortly after he began kissing her cheek. then she said "he kissed me directly on the mouth." another accuser, jessica leeds, told the "times" trump's hands were all over me during an airplane flight. the 74-year-old says it happened more than three decades ago. >> he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. he was all over the place. and if he had stuck with the not have gotten -- i might not have gotten that upset. so when he started putting his hand up my skirt, that was it. >> the trump campaign said the entire article is fiction. "this truly is nothing more than a political attack. this is a sad

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one aspect is that workers from, say eastern europe, could ush out norwegian workers, because they'rethe norwegian unions took action. now, foreign employees have to work under conditions that are standard here. this way, no two-class system can develop, and labor conditions won't deteriorate here. >> migration is a topic of debate in norway, too. though less heated as in the eu, it's about migration from the eu as well as from elsewhere. according to the european single market agreement, any eu citizen ceded too much power to brussels. >> i don't think great britain wants a similar agreement to our eos agreement. >> the british may feel at home with norwegian weather, but with the norwegian model probably not , as much. damien: now a lot of people i , know where i live in berlin, would like to buy their own apartment. which is actually quite unusual in germany. traditionally germans tend to , rent rather than buy homes in cities. but it's all because of low interest rates. and it's leading to rapidly rising property prices. just across the border in the czech republic though, for the

ush. there's a couple recent but that has accelerated so much under obama. the single most important one has been that the growth rate has been so anemic. our major case against hillary clinton is you've been part of an administration that's given us the weakest recovery since the reat depression. eight years later, you cannot blame this on george w. bush. the growth rate has been 1.25%. it's pathetic. people don't get pay raises, they have to worry about the future of their jobs and so on. if the economy is not growing, you will not produce the revenues. donald trump has been clear about this and i happened to fully agree with him on this, we have to make jobs and economic growth job number one. we have to do whatever we can to get growth up. gina knows these numbers as well as i do. you cannot get enough revenues into the government to balance the budget if you don't have solid and consistent and sustainable growth. we will concentrate on getting that tax cut through. the numbers that came out by the brookings institute were so bogus, they don't even know

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the pro athletes took to twitter after trump ushe last night's debate to explain away his 2005 comments. baseball, football and basketball players all said demeaning comments about women never come up in their locker rooms. >> the athletes say don't put us in that category. >> john dickerson said that last night. not in any locker room i've been in. >> a locker room, when you're 59 years old at the time that he made those comments. >>> business insider reports on the debate questioner who has he always has a bright sweater and attracted instant attention on twitter. they noted his snazzy dress. one person thought he looked like a character from the board applause of the night. his question was can you same something about each other that you like. the companies didn't answer requests for comment. >>> the guardian of britain reports on a pongs legal case about the suspected mistreatment of migrant workers in ka tar. they are seeking damages in a swiss court from the world cup organizers fifa. to build. >> ruth bader ginsburg argued cases that transformed the supreme court's view of gende

who are supposed to be educated can discuss the racial profiling event that happen with george w. ,ushn florida, the purging and say thatback we don't have an issue with how our elections are run. i am so and say that we don't have an issue with how our elections are run. disappointed in what our quote unquote democracy is. i'm in my mid-40's and have always worked hard and i'm educated and i'm literally watching as the world has changed. you have certain groups that have been branded as hate disapr quote unquote democracy groups for the same type of racial speech against the majority in is actuallythat mr. saying. literally and all of his businesses has shown nothing but discriminatory practices and has all of his wealth building career and businesses had taken jobs and taken them across the world. not only has he given to both parties, and benefited and is dragging about it, but he hasn't heested in our economy which admitted. all of us other regular folks have paid taxes. caller: most of donald trump's business is real estate development. he builds hotels, apartment buildings, somet

one thing i might add is the senate took this languag languad they helped to ushe usher it the senatenow we have passed the house and the senate and hopefully it will stay in the defense and then we have more security and more jobs. that's what the people of maine have hired me to do. >> moderator: they face five issues and i would like to find out your stance on both of them hoping we will not take up the rest of the hour with these answers but quickly we will start with question one. to legalize and regulate marijuana for recreational use, how do you intend to vote on that? >> poliquin: we had experience in our family with substance abuse so this is persona servic. i also have seen the referendum the way that it's worded might be a problem for kids getting a hold of pot if this goes through but i will tell you, i'm joining forces with senator susan collins and i'm not going to tell the people of maine hel hoo vote. we need to make sure we balance constitutional rights to consume products we want but at the same time it's a public health issue. but they are going to decide this novem

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that's why they will not let ush into the debates and white they refuse to debate us. the name of the game is weird to stand up and actually build our powers. corporations are not plan to give it to us.eir legasp their legal responsibility to maximize their profits for their shareholders. that's what they do. we in this country began, corporations have to get charged the they still have to get charter of the used to be dissolved so talkers have a limited time span, and corporations which get great financial advantages, they had to justify what they're doing and the public interest. if they fail to improve public interest, then the chargers were canceled and their charters automatically terminated in anyv event.w but now they become these monsters of economic power. we have to organize ourselves. they are not going to hand it to us on a silver platter.nd we are the ones you have been waiting for. you were seeing it in alaska. we are seeing it all over the country. we the people are getting and organized. we are not going away that i encourage you and others listening to

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