andrew yang has a new title this week. political fiction author. thanks for joining us for getting answers today. i'm kristen sze. indeed andrew yang is becoming a familiar figure in the bay area. just last month he was here attending the premiere of the movie love in taipei. this week he has a new book out. it's a political thriller called the last election. when he's not in town right now, but joining us live to talk about his latest book and presidential politics, andrew yang. good to see you, andrew. >> good to see you, too, kristin. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. okay. so i just checked because i'm like that, but this is number one right now. new release in political thriller on amazon. did you know this? >> i did. thank you to everyone who has picked up a copy. it's based on my experiences running for president. i thought i could give people an inside look and also scare people a little bit. entertain and scare because what's coming around the pike in our presidential politics may not look the way we want it to. >> yeah, i mean, i'm ent

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gay show you stood side by side with the north korean president, the parade, and the capital p on yang made a big show as north korea is expanding new killer program. but what russia needs is most simple. a munition notably artillery shells and anti tank missiles, as many as they can get you officials estimate that russia has fired around $50000.00 salary shells per day since invading ukraine. international sanctions have limited most of those options to replenish its supply. and so it appears to have turned to north korea, shown yang, hold significant quantities of ammunition. so analysts are unsure about the quality of its stockpiles. but north korea can also offer role materials, particularly oh, which rustic can use to ramp up it's own production of shells? another question for you cranes. western allies is what russia might give in exchange. in the immediate term, food is a top priority for pi on yang. years of cobra, deluxe downs and strangling sanctions. have left many north koreans. on the brink of famine. south korea suspects russia has offered to hold joint naval drills with

and so it appears to have turned to north korea, shown yang, hold significant quantities of ammunition. so analysts are unsure about the quality of its stuck piles. but north korea can also offer role materials, particularly, or which rustic can use to ramp up its own production of shells. another question for you crane's western allies is what russia might give in exchange. in the immediate term, food is a top priority for people in yang years of cobra. deluxe downs and strangling sanctions. have left many north koreans. on the brink of famine, south korea suspects russia has offered to hold joint naval drills with china and north korea. a mirror to the annual exercises held between south korea and the united states. but many also see a russia may offer advanced technologies that could be used to the young young's new caleb program. a prospect that would violate over a dozen un sanctions. and for more i am joined now by marina myra military analyst from king's college in london. i'll walk into the program. thank you so much for joining us. first of all, let's talk a little bit more ab

. >> reporter: yang takes guests on a tour after they finish working. they're meeting with sea divers. the women are long-time locals well-known across the country for their traditional way of gathering seafood. >> translator: i would be disappointed if i had come to cheju just for work. getting to meet female sea divers and tour around the village made this visit memorable. >> translator: i'm happy that a lot of young people are coming to our community. >> reporter: yang went to seoul to promote the program at an event showcasing workation options on cheju. he says the program has lured in more than 600 visitors to the village since may of last year. >> translator: i think our main strength is that we don't operate like a big corporate organization. we work hard to ensure that our guests have a great time. i hope they come back to our village any time whether they need to work or relax. >> reporter: yang says he tries to think of visitors not just as tourists but as neighbors. a shared welcoming spirit proving valuable. kim chanju, nhk world. >>> next

. >> reporter: yang yue is a painter. he's produced works in the communist party known as the main melody. >> translator: this scene shows people aiming for common prosperity under the government's leadership. >> reporter: yang used to create manga, but he felt that changing to works focused on the main melody would give him greater chances for exhibitions and publications. two years ago he won a prize at the national exhibition. yang was also appointed as an illustrator for a book summarizing the words of president xi jinping. >> translator: positive things, people's correct actions, and the brilliance of humanity are worthy subjects for artists. >> reporter: but some artists have a different take on the changes to china's artistic landscape. iae minjun is one of the country's leading contemporary artists. he's known for his smiling motifs in paintings and sculptures. this piece he created in 1995 has won worldwide acclaim getting him a place on the cover of "time" magazine in 2007. >> translator: these people are forcib

i want to bring in for ward party co-chair, andrew yang.you think we as america got into this mess? >> other founding fathers would be turning over in their graves if which saw where we are, charles. george washington famously warned against political parties. thomas jefferson said two parties would be a great evil across the land. this design leaving 2/3 of americans wanting something different. that is where we are right now. charles: i look for instance these polls democrats say they don't want president biden to run again. if he runs, it is a machine, they have become machines. they harvest votes. you don't need passion, don't need to hit the stump. something inorganic about where we are right now on top of the two party system that really bothers me. >> i have said look, joe biden should allow for a real primary with the debates and the whole nine, right? minimum she should hold a vp primary, joe say look i'm back on the ticket in 24, there should be a process who may take over for me because we know he will be 82 at the time he starts

who do you think is the andrew yang of the selection? is it vac ramos swami. so one of the frustrations that a lot of americans feel right now, steve, let's say you, you want an alternative to jo binding, the democratic party, probably not going to see it or get it because the dnc is not even holding debates . is that right much of a process. on the republican side, there is donald trump blooming over the whole thing a by 43 points over his closest rival. so even as we're tuning into these debates, there's a sense that will this matter and the bigger proceedings are happening in some court room, some of the weather that trump, you know, makes it to a election day. but if he does make it to election day, is probably going to be as a republican nominee. so the frustration americans feel is that if you ever buy in from free match, combined age, 16020242 thirds of americans aren't excited about either alternative. and so how the heck in a country or 300000000 plus you wind up with 2 choices that very few of us want folks, you may have read the constitution, people

yang says he's in anyone but trump kind of guy, says he wouldn't run for president.is candidacy would be counterproductive. he says he's bearish on biden's chances, a potential trump biden rematch, terribly unrepresentative and borderline ridiculous. stuart: sounds like he is itching to get in any way. i think he is. back to the markets please. a little bit of reading, dow is down 80, nasdaq is down 18. scott shelladdy, consumer spending is about to hit a wall. what do you say to that? i think that would be a negative for the economy. what say you? >> the consumer is one of the last legs everyone is banking on recovery coming from because there's 60% to 70% of the economy and they've been going port to port draining money out of anything and everything they get their hands on starting with their savings, drained it, now it is credit cards, up $1 trillion total in the country, they've gone to home equity lines of credit, their 401(k)s, refinanced their houses earlier on, they are going from every port trying to find money and finally at the end of the road and that is

strength yang and yin yang are strength.uggle takes place. it happens, i would say, as an experiment, because both force and dark force. she's still strong too look, the seven themselves, uh, in tokyo, agree to move nato uh to asia, biden’s meeting with the president of south korea and the example of japan, they agree to create a triangle, the military bloc is intensifying , perhaps it will soon join it, new zealand taiwan continues to pump up our forces on the other side. i, too, are winning victories, look how well brix ended, this is, of course, the victory of the forces of light, the forces of yang , now delhi. on the one hand, we won a victory with the help of uh, the chinese and indians, and there was a resolution. e, neutral omnidirectional against us from the other side, and the west unveiled plans to create a transport corridor. uh, which should compete with the chinese silk road program or the belt and road after all. biden flies to hanoi and there he achieves great success. in fact, from the point of view of the w

the parade in the capital p on yang made a big show of north korea's spending nucular program. but what russia needs is most simple. ammunition, notably, artillery shells and anti tank missiles, as many as they can get you officials estimate that russia had spies it around $50000.00 salary shells per day since invading ukraine. international sanctions have limited most of those options to replenish its supply. and so it appears to have turned to north korea, the joan yang hole, significant quantities of am munition. so analysts are unsure about the quality of its stuck piles. but north korea can also offer role materials, particularly on all which russia can use to ramp up. it's phone production of shells. another question for you cranes. western allies is what russia might give in exchange. in the immediate term, food is a top priority for people in yang years of cove and lock downs and strangling sanctions. have left many north koreans. on the brink of famine, south korea suspects russia has offered to hold joint naval drills with china and north korea. a mirror to the annual

and so it appears to have turned to north korea, shown yang, hold significant quantities of ammunition. so analysts are unsure about the quality of its stockpiles. but north korea can also offer role materials, particularly oh, which rustic can use to ramp up it's own production of shells? another question for you cranes. western allies is what russia might give in exchange. in the immediate term, food is a top priority for people in yang years of cobra, deluxe downs and strangling sanctions. have left many north koreans. on the brink of famine, south korea suspects russia has offered to hold the joint. naval drills with china and north korea. a mirror to the annual exercises held between south korea and the united states. but many also see a russia may offer advanced technologies that could be used to the young young's new caleb program. a prospect that would violate over a dozen un sanctions. danielle salisbury is an associated fellow at the royal united services institute in the u. k. and joins me now from oregon in the us. mr. sales for you're welcome to the day, how worry is this

in that period, he assault evelyn yang.ay know evelyn yang's husband who ran for president of the united states. evelyn bravely came out to talk about what happened to her and her shock when she realized columbia had let him go back to work. that is when she was assaulted. am i correct, the younger --bianca that is correct? . she told us when she learned? >> -- she learned later on that hadden had been arrested. she looked at the dates and she said, how is that possible? that can't be right i was assaulted in july he was arrested in june. he had been allowed to return to work and practice for another five weeks. amy: let's talk about that question, go further into the manhattan d.a.'s office. talk about from one phase to the next what happens to him. i want to go to a former chief assistant district attorney in cy vance's office, the manhattan d.a. the time, speaking in the podcast series "exposed." >> we believed these women. it is not like we didn't believe them. what we were doing was a cold assessment of how this is goi

pyong yang representative to the un. had also recently remarked on the growing nuclear threat the us poses to the region at the onga. this comes with south korea holding his first military parade in a decade, demonstrating the heightened military tension in the region. for press tv correspondent frank smith reports from the south korean capital, so leader of the democratic people's republic of korea, kim jong un addressed the supreme people's assembly of the dpr. this week, emphasizing the country's nuclear weapons policies. the dprk has been steadily developing nuclear and missile deterrent, as it views the us as a threat, a position recently outlined by the dprk representative at the united nations general assembly. owing to the reckless and continued hysteria of nuclear showdown on the part of the u.s. and its following forces, the year 2023 has been recorded as an extremely dangerous year, that the military security situation in and around the korean peninsula was driven closer to the brink of nuclear war. the dprk's assembly unanimously supplemented the constitution to quote "de

yang. i guess for me it starts with the issues. i mean pick the issue.ing, inflation, social issues, the war in eastern europe. how would a third-party differ from the two existing parties. word is at stake out its position on fill in the blank issue? >> you know trey, thank you for having me on. i really appreciate it. about half of americans say their independence. one of the major problems is that they cannot express their independent in the ballot box because 99 times out of 100 you have the blue or the red if it actually 75% of us it's the blue in the blue or the red and the red. i am in new york right now you know a whole lot of republicans here in new york city. people and a red parts of the country also you're probably not seeing a whole lot of democrats. my comparison to folks is right now what say you like cookies and cream ice cream you walk in and say all we have is chocolate and vanilla. there's still a lot of people out there who would like cookies and cream and other flavors the problem is were not given that choice. that is what we would

to office here and may of 2022, joint us south korea military exercises have resumed, which pyong yangws as a rehearsal for invasion. south korea has been eager to display its military build-up with its own drills as well as those with the us, and earlier this week with the first military parade in a decade through the capitals downtown. franksmith press tv, soul, and that's it for your latest here on press tv. everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. hossain and ibrahim are standing on the ruins of the house overlooking the school in the northern gaza strip town of baid hannun. the israelis rounded them up and killed 16 of them where they stood, mostly children, and wounded more than 55 others. the children were playing in the street, some were playing on the swings. we were surprised by the explosion, but when we turned round, we saw the children had become shreds of flesh laying in the street, some were injured and some others were dead. my uncle shaban, jamal and muhammad were among those who died. every child of palestine now carries with them memories of explosions, of

they just want ying and yang.t they want to say and if nobody likes it because it hurts my feels, we have those stupid-esk sayings, my version, my version of truth. >> greg: i'm still thinking about ying and yang. it's like the siamese twins from the circus. >> they don't fit at all. but they spend hours trying to ying it up. >> greg: kennedy, there is something weird going on here. they are looking at the first amendment as though it's this malleable thing that you can mush around like silly putty. >> you understand why they are trying to do that. they are start with the first amendment because they want to go after the second amendment but they can't do it right away so they are going after words and it's really interesting, you pointed this out for so long that when you control language you control society and that's ultimately what they want to do because they are constantly kicking words and phrases out of university guidelines and petitioning dictionaries to get rid of certain words. they want us to omit so

i am john yang.s afternoon the republican-controlled texas state senate voted largely along party lines not to remove embattled state attorney general kent paxton from office. the texas house had overwhelmingly voted to impeach him earlier this year. theenate sat as a jury in the trial on charges, the house had brought that had been deliberating since friday. the senate acquitted paxton on 16 separate articles of impeachment, including bribery, obstruction of justice, conspiracy, and abuse of the public trust. the charger center on his relationship with a wealthy donor. afterward, the lieutenant governor dan patrick said it was all just politics. >> this vote will be the vote you are remembered for most. our members already knew that. and have known that for the last three months. if only the house members who voted for impeachment would've followed that instruction in the house, we may not have been here. in the house the vote to send the articles of impeachment to the senate happened in only a few

i'm john yang.unleashed a barrage of drone attacks today on a ukrainian port critical to the grain trade, on the eve of a new diplomatic effort to get russia to rejoin the deal that allowed ukranian grain safe passage through the black sea. two people were reported injured in the attack on the port along the danube river, which is now the main route for grain shipments since the black sea deal fell apart in july. tomorrow, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan is to meet russian president vladimir putin in the resort city of sochi to press russia to rejoin the deal. meanwhile, late today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said he is replacing his defense minister. in a statement, he said, after "more than 550 days of full-scale war," he believed the ministry needed "new approaches." a judge has thrown out a redistricting plan pushed by ron desantis saying it dilutes the voting power of black residents. at issue is the fifth congressional district. the redrawn map moved black voters into white

i'm john yang.dent biden and the first lady got a firsthand look today at the damage hurricane idalia left behind in northern florida. they surveyed the devastation by helicopter, toured hard-hit ve oak, florida, on and were briefed by federal and local officials on recovery efforts. the bidens were joined by florida republican senator rick scott, but governor ron desantis was notably absent. an aide to desantis, who's running for the republican presidential nomination, said that the logistics of a meeting with the president would interrupt recovery operations. a week after landing the first spacecraft near the moon's south pole, india is setting its sights on the sun. this morning, india launched a spacecraft that's to travel nearly 1-million miles over 125 days to a point in space that willive it a clear view of the sun. there, it's to study the sun's upper atmosphere and other phenomena like solar winds. and two passings of note. politician and diplomat bill richardson died last night. he was a 2

. ♪ john: good evening, i'm john yang.ion and automaker negotiatiors talking but making little progress, the head of the united auto workers union threatened today to widen the strike beyond the three plants that have beendle since friday. talks were set to resume today with g-m and monday with ford and stellantis, which used to be called cry. -- chrysler. on cbs face the nation, uaw president shawn fain compared the automakers' wage offers with the salaries of their ceos. >> in the last four years alone, co pay went up 40%. they're already millionaires. you know, it's shameful that, you know, one of the, one of the leaders of one of the corporations is sitting in his second home in acapulco while we're bargaining, rather than being at the bargaining table. >> so 21% is a no-go for you? fain: it's definitely a no-go, and we've made that very clear to the companies. john: this is the first time the union has gone on strike against all three automakers at once, rather than targeting just one of them. south korean president y

i'm john yang.ight, as the make-or-break week for avoiding a government shutdown begins, house republicans are still looking for a way out of their spending stalemate. house speaker kevin mccarthy wants to pass a 45-day spending bill to fund the government beyond next saturday, but hardline republicans are insisting on full-year bills with big cuts. this morning on fox news, one of the hardliners, matt gaetz of florida, blasted the speaker's strategy. rep. gaetz: we knew september 30 was coming all year. and kevin mccarthy has been dilatory. he's been fiddling like nero as rome burns. >> as we understand it -- as we understand it, they're doing this, this upcoming week. so, we will be watching that. rep.gaetz:ight, because we are making them. they are doing it with a political gun to their head. and you are welcome, america. john: this week, mccarthy will try to pass four of the bill needed to fund the government for a full year as well as a short-term stop gap measure for the rest of the government

i'm john yang.y that fall officially begins, a tropical storm is producing a large area of rain as it moves up the atlantic coast, triggering flood watches and warnings along the way. ophelia came ashore this morning in north carolina and is forecast to reach southeastern virginia by this evening and be over water off the mid-atlantic coast by monday. with its winds already considerably diminished, the national hurricane center says the main threat is flooding from heavy rain -- more than a half foot of rain is forecast to fall in some areas. along the coast, storm surge warnings are up as far north as the chesapeake bay. tens of thousands of people have already lost power from north carolina to pennsylvania. north carolina, virginia and maryland are all under states of emergency. the family of a 17-year-old black high school student in texas who's been suspended for his hairstyle is suing governor greg abbott and attorney general ken paxton. darryl george's family says abbott and paxton have failed

yang's campaign was very clear, that went into americans could not afford one $500 emergency. and we spent so much time as a city talking about homelessness and educational attainment and crime. when you really what we were talking about was poverty and pervasive economic insecurity. so for two years, we gave $500 a month to 125 people. and what we found was that people didn't stop working. in fact, there were two times more likely to move from full time to from part from full to full time work, from part time work, and two times less likely to be unemployed. and they spent money the way you and i and the viewers spend money on food on their kids, on bills, and on doing all they could to better their economic situation. >> so is it a few of the recipients stories that we see in its basic so since i launched a pilot in stockton through the group mayors for a guaranteed income, i found it. >> we now have 150 mayors across the country doing the same thing. and in this film, we catalog mayors in cambridge, massachusetts, saint paul, minnesota, los angeles, california, and even for

yang joined me on our 3 p.m. show, getting answers today.s reuters poll shows president biden and former president trump tied right now at 39. in a hypothetical matchup right there. also tied in another regard, only 40% of the electorate has favorable views of each of them. take a look at this. andrew, what do you make of that? >> well, it's something that we all can sense, kristen. there are two thirds of americans who are not excited about a biden trump rematch. and yet we can all see that that's probably what we're going to be presented with. there'll be a combined 160 years old in 2024. it's not a high functioning process. i'm someone who thinks trump would be a catastrophe, but unfortunately, i think right now you can see that trump has a real chance to win again in 2024. >> so if you had your way, what would you advise the democratic party do? i think that joe biden should step aside and make way for a new generation of leaders or have a real primary with debates and competition and say, i'm willing to debate all comers, and then if he

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there's always going to be speeo there needs to be yin and yang for a reason. they just want yin and yang. they just want to be ablreas yine say t what they want to say. and if nobody likes it, because my feeling s and, i know it to be true. we hear those stupid sayings like my truth yeah, it's my version of truth. when my kids say that they get my version of punishment and i still speaking about yin and yang. >> yeah, it's like the siamese twint yings. e twin the circus. yeah, they're all they don't fit at all, but they jusfromt sd hours trying to candy. there's something weird going on. they're looking at the first amendment as though it's this malleable thinthe g that you con just mush around like silly putty. >> but you understand why they're trying to do that.e trying to do they're starting with the first amendment because they really want to gore do that. after thed amendment, but they can't do that right awago aftery. so they're they're going after words. and it's really interesting, you pointed thisrds out for so long that when you control language, you

. >> todd: andrew yang back in the news, as the no label candidate.ew hampshire, hogan from maryland and joe manchin from west virginia. do you think yang has best chance for no labels if they decide to put up a candidate. >> i think no labels has a problem, i can't imagine these candidates will perform better than joe biden or donald trump. what it could do in this case is eat away from joe biden and that would be, i think, what their st stated mission, if it is donald trump who is going to be candidate, they want to put somebody else out there. whoever on the list would pull from joe biden, not donald trump. >> carley: a few numbers, this poll gives president biden 39% approval. price of gas and consumer goods are economic issues that worry them most now. thank you for joining us. >> todd: san francisco supervisor apologizing to family of a 15-year-old murder victim after she went on record to advocate for the gang member who killed him. >> carley: that mother is here to tell us if the apology is good enough. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my do

to russia to meet with president vladimir, put in state media said kim, have left the capital young yang, aboard his private train is expected to meet with taking in vladivostok in eastern russia. us intelligence is wanting to, to late as a close to reaching and i'm still that could violate international sanctions as a, a united nations report says columbia sent new records in cocaine production and calculate cultivation. in 2022, colombia is the world's largest producer of copay. most of which is sold in europe and the united states columbia as president as called us lead, if it's to try and eradicate cooking, perhaps a 5, the israel supreme court is preparing for a crucial hearing on the government's controversy. all judicial reforms, thousands protested outside the court on the eve of the sitting opponent, say the changes would weaken democracy or 15 supreme court justices sit together for the 1st time to hear appeals against the planned changes, issues sharply divided. israel with huge crowds taking to the streets every really is, is a, has an issue. so galvanized and so divided as r

korea has marked a 75 years since the countries founding with a massive parade in the capital prong yang leader, king drum boone and his daughter oversaw the ceremony joined by representatives from china and russia. the russian backed authorities are holding elections in the occupied regions of southern and eastern ukraine. cave and the west have dismissed the poles as a sham voters in the 4 ukrainian regions of done yet. little hans, her son ends up a ratio or so posted with lack regional legislatures which in turn will appoint regional governors. elections are also being held in crimea, which russia, of course, and next in 2014 russians are also voting in regional and municipal elections this weekend. turn out is expected to be low, many prominent opposition figures who would like to run for office are behind bars . some young candidates are nevertheless hoping to put a side disillusionment with politics and deliberate practical solutions. once a month, wagner up a whole bomb helps clean up, most goes together with the local residents of additions and environmental activists recall lis

these 2 ballistic missiles were lodged from near peeling yang. at 11431153. just prior to kim's meeting with putting an observer suggest, there are literally designed to send a message to the west at north korea is going to continue with this missile development having launched more missiles in the past year than ever before. and is going to, you know, not really she, those threats, particularly, or, or warnings coming from the u. s. that it would have to pay a price if it was to engage in a military cooperation with russia. sarah coda wants weapons from kim. this is what we are hearing reported. what is the likely request? what does north korea have to offer? do we know? well, it, as i mentioned, artillery is going to be at the top of the top of that list. it's also been suggested they might be able to produce small arms cheaply for russia, but primarily it's going to be emulation and perhaps perhaps in some long range artillery. what we need to also understand is with north korea, might want to do this in terms of some hard currency it because of united nat

so they leaving this whole drama again rising, tiny, swimming stars yang, uva has added a said gold medal to 100 tally at the ation games. jang, the 2nd you reco time of 55.86 seconds in the 100 meter butterfly. she was also conscious time is mixed mentally relay squad that who is to victory setting another new record. now, germany's initial and sign causal welcomes millions of visitors from around the world every year. and most of them arrive by bus. but for german sky and dive next my know he found that boring and said he detached from a power bladder in mid air and zipped past the fairy tale causal in the bavarian alps at 200 cologne, which is the hour and a wink suit. after the 17 2nd flights, he then landed safely in a nearby meadow. 2 i knew what she needed. the news live from the land and stick around though because duck film is coming up next i'll see you soon. take care and by the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in that's look at current use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is weekdays on d w.

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john yang and moscow have both previously denied that north korea is providing russia with supplies for its war and ukraine. west and officials say both moscow and kids are burning through huge amounts of munition as the war interest. it's 19 month us earlier, i talked to the washington correspondent janelle dom alone who is following the story for us. here's what she told us. well, this meeting between vladimir putin and kimmy young and reportedly revolves around russia buying or tillery shells, an anti tank missiles from north korea, north korea for it's part, reportedly wants technology for satellites and nuclear powered submarines from russia. it also reportedly wants food aid. now the new york times is saying that the north korean leader will likely travel by arm or train to the eastern coastal city of lottie vos stock, where the eastern economic forum is taking place and also perhaps to moscow. but that is not yet certain. although it is important to highlight at this point about, we don't know exactly what will happen. and if this meeting might push through, or if the, if it is c

the south korean military reported friday that john yang fired several cruise missiles into the yellow sea protesters, and guatemala, have riley to support president elect fernando arevalo, who is being blocked from taking office. his party has been suspended and is being investigated for forgery. critics accused the political elite of a crew attend, arvalo won run off elections last month. the mayor of madrid has advised residents to stay in their homes as torrential, rain and storms approach. the extreme weather has already caused flash flooding in several parts of spain. any flights were cancelled or delayed rescue workers had to free to people who were trapped in their car for us or not have left the international space station for their journey back to earth in a space extra dragon castle. their departure was delayed by 3 days due to hurricane in volume. the journey from earth orbit to splash down off the florida coast will take around 17 hours, which allows to drag into how frances has urged all religions to live in harmony and sean ideological fundamental ism, the message has sp

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