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you'll, hear from leading researchers in the field about what we know about the variants and what science is doing right now to try to stop their spread the great city of Saint Louis is divided them. fourth side is predominantly black to the south, its wider and more F the cities. Murder rate is at a fifty year high, and saint louis, has one of the highest rates of police shootings in the country, most of them against black. It is Andrew Kim garden, a progressive prosecutor who has very publicly taken on the powerful police union. So right off the bat you have not gotten, along with the police union from day one

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yes, but gas network tonight, doktor John, the poop on assignment for sixty minutes over two million americans are receiving vaccinations every day, fuelling hope the end of the pandemic is near, but since the sars kogi to virus emerged and move on China. Fourteen months ago, over a hundred million people worldwide have been infected and with each infection the virus has had the chance to mutate into genetic offspring called variance. One of those variants first identified in the uk has spread across the u s and is estimated to be fifty percent more transmissible than the original virus and likely more deadly nationwide covert. Nineteen cases have fallen, but public health officials are warning

if these variants continue to spread, they could trigger a new surge of infections news. The uk variant had reached american shores came last december at the university of california, san diego. The variant was found as part of an extensive corona virus surveillance and testing system that has kept nearly twenty five thousand people living and working on campus thinking. Vending machines designed to dispense candy bars now offer he's swabs for covert testing and golf courts go and daily runs. Collecting samples taken from wastewater sure. So now, if you pick this up environmental engineer, Smithy carter k and showed us how robots place near over three hundred student, dorms and research buildings,

look up, sewer samples looking for early evident, someone might be infected with the virus and, if there's a positive, what happens and there's a positive and they all targeted notices, senor building the waste water has been positive and please go get tested. Many positive samples from wastewater in these swabs or sent here to nearby scripts research, we're infectious disease researcher christian andersen. Where performs genetic sequencing to identify any variations rate important, I would keep an eye on the virus house. devolving how is it transmitting house? A changing genetic sequences from around the world are constantly being analyzed in a database called next dream that anderson and other scientists used to visualize how variants are spreading. These are beautiful colors, but what am I looking at? You can think of this as a family tree and what we have is down here. This is the first one in war on line

mrs mutate. Over time you see mutations coming up and that's when you start getting these branching patents, then you have as sisters and here and then you have aunts and uncles and what's the practical use of having a tree like this, the practical use instead, somebody like me can go in and let's look at like how is this all related since the original virus was first identified in December, two thousand and nineteen thousands of variants have been documented anderson says scientists are keeping a close eye on three of them. They call variants of concern and that's the uk variant which was you can see here, was identified of dates back to about september of last year and then all of a sudden. You get a lot of these and that's because it's more transmissible that so transmissible the centers for disease

control has projected the uk variant will be the dominant strain in the? U s. In the next month, the variants from Brazil seen in red and south africa seen an orange have already spread to dozens of countries, including the? U s: variants arise because the source code to virus is constantly making copies of itself as it replicates tiny mistakes or mutations can occur in its genetic Would there rare and usually insignificant, but once in a while one or more mutations team up to create a more dangerous variant of the virus? We? Reading evolutions lab notebook every time. One of these pops up its telling us exactly how evolution benefits at the expense of the fitness of humankind. Doktor, Francis Collins rector of the national institutes of health is a genetic who, twenty years ago, oversaw the decoding of the human genome

He says he surprised by how much this virus is evolving. Why the various of concern there were saying in places like the united kingdom, south african brazil of such crimes, It turns out that some of these mutations actually change the behaviour of this virus in a way that may it more infectious or more serious, and the evidence is that, for both the be one one, seven, which is primarily seen in the uk, but increasingly in the. U s and the south africa be one three five one that they more transmissible they're, just really successful. We sing evolution in motion. I think it's me rarely seen as clearly as right now how evolution works in that way, it was pretty predictable. What wasn't predictable for me any I was that there would be so many copies of this virus that even a slow evolutionary process could enjoy

The matter of a few months produce some viruses that we are worried about, and there are so many copies, because it's a pandemic and spin, very successful and infecting millions and millions of people. Reassembles were from the patients like an early clue about how the virus was mutating came last summer at the university of pittsburgh medical center over infectious disease, specialist doctors, gaudy hide our says. A cancer patient with a compromised immune system came in with a covert nineteen infection that persisted for over seventy days. Far beyond the typical few weeks, we had no idea at the time that people could still be actively infectious for that law and it really wasn't until after he passed away that we started running some additional testing. samples that he had allowed us to collect from him when he was alive and that's when we found that the virus really quickly began to develop all these deletions and mutations throughout the patients like this electron microscope.

Image shows a sample taken from the patient's windpipe. Tiny spheres looked like the original. virus from move on china, but genetic sequencing revealed a different story. There were small gaps where information should be irish, born university of pittsburgh, virologist Paul D, pray says: the uk variant has some of these same deletions, leading some scientists to believe it may have started in an imminent compromise patient when you have a patient who is sick for so long. There's the opportunity for the virus to replicate and replicate and replicate, and every time and virus has that opportunity to replicate is also an opportunity for it to make a mistake. Right, and that's how viruses change those mistakes give the virus just a little bit of a competitive edge, for example, cannot get into sale. Better do pray says. Yes,

use this animation to show us how it starts with the spike protein seen in red, which the virus uses to latch onto and enter a human cell. So if you have been in fact, did you'll make antibodies molecules are buying to the outside of our spike and what they do is they block the virus getting into the sale. The camp bind the receptor night. Here's a variant, the yellow illustrating the variant the antibodies can no longer bind the virus is able to attach to that receptor latch on an bingo that person gets infected. Is there anything we can do to stop the virus from your having so much, we can certainly stop at making, as many me

agents by stopping that, in fact, in as many people, if we block its transmission, if we were a mask, if we get facts needed, we do social testing. So there is a practical thing that we can do, but physically biological is something that we can do. Is there a magic bullet that we can shoot abbot that stops at making mutations dope to understand the threat posed by mutations public health experts are studying the brazilian city of manoeuvres last spring hoovered swept through the population, about. Seventy percent infected. As a result, some researchers believed the city had reached heard immunity, but then, starting this past december, epidemiologist suspect thousands were re infected with the brazilian variant hospitals. There were overwhelmed health officials reported up to One hundred and fifty deaths a day and a recent study suggests the variant is more infectious than earlier strains and may be better at evading antibodies. We had a cluster of cases

india university irving medical center doktor David HO known for his groundbreaking hiv research is now working to identify which variants are present in new york city since january, his team has analyzed over two thousand nasal swabs taken from people who had tested positive for covert nineteen. What was unexpected was there on a sporadic cases there kay brazilian and south african variants, but instead we notice that we had our home ground therein. Something new something new that was dominating and rising very rapidly, how rapidly growing it's over twenty percent over twenty percent. So that's a rapid rise in the less but doktor HO says the new york city variant is doubling roughly every two weeks and city health officials announced this past week. They found the variant in thirty nine

sent the covert nineteen samples they recently sequenced doctor who is concerned because that variant chairs a key mutation with one found in south africa. Several studies have looked at the effectiveness of the three vaccines authorized in the: u s against that south african variant, both in laboratory tests, nepal trials. The vaccines appear to be somewhat less effective at eliciting an immune response or preventing infection, but the company's antithesis. the vaccines will still provide protection from severe disease from that south african variant. What people are worried about is I got it scene. I thought I was safe and now you're talking about all these various. Where am I I'm in the same boat I got vaccinated and I felt protected for awhile

until we realise there was so much of the home grown varying in new york. How do you put this in perspective? For people were watching this right now? I think we have to be a bit concerned, but that doesn't say that vaccines don't work even in south africa. The vaccine still work to some extent is just not as highly protective as we had against the original strain. In addition, vaccine may not protect against infection, but may protect against disease or death. Doktor currency has so far the pfizer and modernity vaccine. Appear effective against the uk variant and this past week a small laboratory study found the pfizer vaccine elicited the same strong immune response against the brazilian variant as against the original virus companies company. They are working to retool their vaccines and create booster shots as needed to keep up with the variants. What keeps you up a night in terms of the variants down the line,

If I have an anxiety, it's something, Worse than the south african variant is out there that we'll get to the point where, vaccines no longer appear to be fully protective against a bad outcome. it will certainly drive us then, to do a redesign of vaccines as quick as we can recently, a variant has been found in it. City that has some of the characteristics of the variant of concern found in south africa. I mean on the surface of an overly alarmed about that. But it's gonna dessert a real lab experiment to make sure that our vaccines

still provide immunity against that. This, a ton of political, economic and other pressure to have these vaccines be successful. Is the government committed to being totally transparent about these variants about whether or not the vaccines are working or is there some kind of a filter? There cannot be a filter. I will not stand for that. Neither well doktor faculty and absolutely if we ever come across as having the truth of the matter, distorted by what is politically and economically convenient, then we will have lost the public trust. Doktor Collins says right now we have a window of opportunity ready and that americans, to get back to needed, avoid large gatherings and wear masks to prevent the virus from spreading and mutating. Even more. Just continue to hear that this isn't over yet has got to be a hard thing. After all,

But I dont want to sound so pessimistic though we are. Making amazing progress gotta hanging on and don't below it at the end, if you're, the guy running for the finish line, don't trip right there on the tenure I'd like to try to get a whole hated the goal we can see it we're going to get there. This is not the moment to relax or stop run and hard. This past week, former for Sir Deryck children went on trial in minneapolis acute of the murder of george fluid watch, in on a knife edge, is ST louis Missouri, where demands for police reform have been growing since two thousand and fourteen when Michael brown, an unarmed black teen, was shot dead by a white cop in a nearby suburb, ST louis has one of the highest rates of police shootings in the country.

Black mistrust of police runs deep. So when an african american woman, one the top prosecutors job first in twenty sixteen and again this past november. Many hoped for change came gardener. A Democrat in a red state promised to hold police to account. Instead, she has run into relentless opposition from the police union and its powerful allies. We went to Saint louis to find out what happens when a reformer takes on the status quo. We, as la force may have to hear the cries for help in the community and deliver and that's why I'm not gonna back down. That's why I'm not gonna kill the ring of the status quo to keep it a certain away inside The old saint louis courthouse were enslaved african americans once sued for their freedom, Kim gardeners. the weight of expectations to keep her promise and re, the justice system, around fairness, that is about the will of the people,

the people of the city of Saint Louis overwhelmingly voted me aunt to do my job to reform. The system that we all know is beyond me here in these to be dismantled and rebuild. What is at stake here the integrity of the whole commodious system. She went right to work. She stopped King up nonviolent offenders dropped low level cases and ended cash bill, a system, hit black citizens hardest, but than a year into the job, her hopes of bill interest in police, suffered a setback jason starkly away officer here on the left was charged with the murder of a black man, a drug suspect who fled dashed video caught starkly swearing to kill him more later. He did only on gun was found. It was covered with snow. Please dna and none of the victims starkly claimed self defence and was We did protesters, poured

The street years of mistrust and rage boiled over bad white boy paid him up. The clashes dozens of police brutality losses, text messages. least in court. Some officers boiling for a fight, let's whoops amiss, texted one. It's going to be fine beating the hell out of these debts red another him gardener told us, for many saint louis in verdict reinforced a belief that city police, often act with impunity called on city hall to fund an independent team to investigate police shootings. It made her instant enemies. So, right off, You have not got along with the police union day why we work well with every police officers every day, but what we have the policing and who it who basically injects fee

here and misinformation in the police department. Do you. Called her. A cop haider and six fully lobbied to torpedo her reforms at city hall, its and down hill from there? This is not our police. This is everyone in this system believed but we have to have the good will stand up. Silence is also complicit agreement with this type of behaviour. Saint louis is a city divided. The north side is predominantly black manufacture. in jobs have gone. It has some of them where's neighborhoods in the country, but to the south. It's like a different city, wider, more affluent. Or private gated communities like the mccluskey neighbourhood. The couple to national attention last summer, when they brand guns at black lives matter protesters when king, gardener charge. The coupled with unlawful use of weapons

came in for a storm of criticism. Mccluskey pleaded not guilty was sent emails and that's it. I shall be hunger by tree by the kkk. This is just from like last week, the weeks worth of hidden this one. The subject line is racist. You races pieces I wish someone would put a bullet in your head. Is this common? A fortune is when it comes to me another one. People destroy your neighborhood, threatened your family and more you porch monkey. What are you thinking open up your mail, and you have something like this- I think about there. People who pay the way for me to be in his position. Some of these are deference to frighten you. Well, you know I signed up for this, but with friends

is now that is its cause, my family and I am afraid that a love one maybe harm, because I took this job kim gardener grew up above her families, funeral home in north think louis. She got degree and nursing, but switch to law. After her Brother was sentenced to seventeen years in prison for robbing neighbour's house crime and tough punishment or an all who familiar part of life on the north side, less started in the pay less start, addressing a really understand in the communities and those people are working individuals who are not answer police that this at the time they want fairness and justice under the laws. People say that you are the prosecutor for black ST louis. I protect all people in the city of ST louis and I'm not just a prosecutor for african american people. We have an auto control, murderer,

control violent crime rate. That's what's unfair Jeff war that has been the public face of the police union for a decade choosing his words carefully. He told us Gardiner is in over her head she's, a prosecutor that it wants to. Second guess everything: law enforcement does in and find fault when there's no The fine so can gardener is the problem. She's not the only one by any stretch imagination, but she's. Not it's not a part of law in force. Seven ones, but away from cameras on top radio jeff roar. was less restrained. I keep hearing this nonsense about. She has a scream justice reform agenda. But it's it's just amnesty for the. the vicious criminals in america or the deadliest city in america, and she thinks that the proud We're not nice enough. The murderers and heroin deal it and rapist a form suburban, cop, Jeff, water,

fired in two thousand one for falsifying police report on the it's the anniversary of Michael browns death roared at tweeted? happy alive day for the white officer who shot the black teen, roared, told us It was to show solidarity with police who he says, are being vilified all across the country. What we found is it, in the vast majority of cases, it's the aggression on the other side of that encounter that result in deadly force. Being We ve seen the videos, Floyd wasn't doing anything aggressive, taylor was in her bed to lie. this is problems with with training with police policies that I will be addressing ST louis has by far the largest number of police shootings in the country per capita. Why is there? We don't

shoot bill, we should back, I mean we, we live. a very violent city, and I dont think it stood surprise. Anybody that sometimes the police were trained disrupted violence become the victim of violence. despite Kim gardeners, Mandy she's had a lucky run her reform triggered a record turnover of attorneys on her staff. Saint Luke, his murder rate is that a fifty year high state, republican lawmakers blame her and tried. strip away her authority in an unprecedented move. She soon Jeff would apply you and the city using the reconstruction era. Coup clubs, clan to play a racist conspiracy, was preventing her from doing her job. More than sixty law enforcement officers signed a statement. Backing gardener, six black women prosecutors flew into

support her the we've been arresting people, unlocking them up in arresting people, unlocking them up for decades, and it hasn't. Work It's not working. Time to do something different, megan green. You told us she hears complaints about police from her constituents in the more I flew itself one of a handful of reformers on city council She knows what kim gardeners facing when green questioned the police budget The union mounted a campaign to unseat her was to send a message to other elected officials plague. Don't you dare? No, don't you be talking about how much money goes into the police department, because, if you do, this is what we're going to do to you. So what the prognosis for reform, it's really difficult. They fight reform tooth and nail and and dicks used to you know against

elected officials are are designed to quell dissent, and I think that it scares a lot of folks wish I was an easy fix. It is the body Don't take a lot of people crossing the owl in in changing the way we met sergeant robert ogilvy in north saint louis, his beak before he quit the force in august thirty years he had become disillusioned. I believe most of the officers that come out of the academy they all have the same here an idea carbon out there. They want to come out to do a good job Reality out here. Is this you're, basically judged by? How will you make an arrest at the bottom line you couldn't stand? vienna policeman anymore. I can do it and I will say the same thing over and over again: oh, it just gets it gives too much for me. does. The city is divided black and white, so robert ogilvy told us is the way justice is meted out. He says: police full, with a heavy your hand on the north side, and that has to change so.

He has joined, Kim gardeners, reform programme to keep black youth out of place, word says he's all for reform. Ok, I would like to see him do like zoom step up medusa I see what his version of reform is think he's part of the problem. I think he's part of the problem. Yes, I think the whole the system as a whole is a problem he's in point. Hundreds of racist slurs were found on facebook posted by forty three saint louis police officers. There were also modified images of the vigilante punisher Blue line added for police Jeff warder told us the incident. overblown now many of those are the head was like What care like the punisher or something benign like that do know that the punisher images and used by white supremacist. Well I mean that doesn't mean it that way.

the officer put it up there I mean it means different thing. What kind of message does that send to the black citizens of Saint Louis? I mean, I think, that's a very small percentage of the members for that two officers were fired for the facebook post Kim gardener put them. Asked on an exclusion list blocking them from pursuing cases or testifying in court. She told us she could trust their work was unbiased. police union says the exclusion list is dangerous, the reason being that they say it means that fewer cases will get to court. When assembly false the policing and is so out of touch with reality that listen. The damage is, does not even productive. Just We finished speaking with Kim gardener. Word came her law food claiming a racist conspiracy had been dismissed. The judge called it

nothing more than a compilation of personal slights, but gardener told us it won't stop her The voters of Saint Louis have called for reform, and she intends to deliver add some spark to your holiday shopping, this season with racket, and they give shoppers like you. Cash back in addition to the biggest savings of the year, get cash back on all your favorite places to shop like american eagle, brooks brothers and nike. You can even stat coupons and deals on top of cash back should change start your holiday shopping with raggedy, now to save money at over thirty five hundred stores joined for free at racket in dot com or get the racket and ep that are a k. You t and ragged, and I come tonight musicians will hope to hear their names announced as winners at the grammy awards, the thousands of my

away from the ceremony, one group has already claimed the title best banned in the land. The saint augustine, high school, marching band The new Orleans bad has always been one of the biggest crowd pleasures of marty growth, but this year the parades did not role. We wondered if the band had been muted as well. We went to new orleans to see and found a story and a band. We thought you should hear. Seen a ghost in high school marching be, it needs. No introduction in new orleans drums and horns. Had

It was through the city. Since the band was founded in nineteen. Fifty two, the unlike any aging instrument it was in need of a tune. The last note, the whole stadium heard that ray johnson again. He was hired is the nubian director last summer and he is wasting time with pleasant dreams. Can you tell if they've been practicing, so I can everything has to be precise. The margie they precision and correctly, and can you here and if one of them off again and we call them out on that- show we're in new orleans more

bandit culture just like in some places a helpful fall as a coach, but here this city they live bree each leave everything, martin back saint orgasm known is one of the few, predominantly black, all boys catholic high schools in the country. It It's a new orleans, seventh ward, seven blocks from them should be river, not the part city usually found on postcards school was surrounded by reminders of a city forever. Rebuilding all right, in here regions his rebuilding to the best ban in the land is more of a mission statement. These stakes Ronald cometh, lower here since hurricane katrina, a flooded the school in two thousand five, it's been a long haul library is still a temporary trailer on the blacktop top schooled in

back to say, men instrument, sweden have enough and unified damage had to rebuild everything and just now you are beginning to see the fruits of our labour and then here, Call me how many kids, when the ban on the roma have eighty five. Where would you like that number to be a hundred and fifty A hundred and fifty allows for a full band entity bench for decades. They easily hit that number a sizzling hot blacktop over the summer. Hundreds of stone, would try out for a spot the petition was fierce. Many of the kids had grown up playing music ray johnson was one of them. Would you have ever skipped practice back in the eighties? Oh no man, no, not at all! If you, if you skip practice,

Ten dues lined up to take the spot, the they were a powerhouse st play for a president and a pope. Libyans founder, and when Hampton wasn't no nonsense, disciplinarian who create the ban signature style most margin bands. What they call show bands they my dad's play popular music, the difference there said saint Augustine, appoint. We play popular music, but we had military style that men eyes forwarded chins up, no matter what foreseen uniforms perfect lines, gravity defying knees with mardi gras crowds into a frenzy. in nineteen sixty Ruby bridges, famously desegregated new orleans public schools. Seven, you years later seen a gusted d

segregated marty, grow parades than members nay they were urinate it on as they passed under balconies doktor. Kenneth thing charm this is the schools president's re? Have people drawing things at them? They had to not respond. They had people, yelling upset it is to them they could not respond. Ask of it as young guy. It's a lot to ask a of away fourteen fifty in sixteen year old kid to not retaliate. We teach them as we do in our christian faith, on the other cheek doktor, seen charles news, the discipline required in those moments, can anyone. He in his classmate re johnson, Jim and Marty growth rate for saint augustine, when an adult who was shot loading. The ban got into a scuffle with a plane close police officer, you officer, pulled his gun and then the gun, one and all of a sudden, the

I started showing up on horseback the bag, disarray and stuff, like that, so one of our barrow tom players say ray. You have blood on your uniform that's when I start to feel the pain inside my face. He saw when a bullet. One of my joy came out the back of my neck. You didn't realize you ve been shot, I didn't know also one police so is trying to get me first date. So he say, look he's gonna cut uniform off you to see it hit anywhere else and ass hold up as they can't get this uniform as it has buttons. I could take it off. Why didn't you have to cut the unified? Well? I know that if this may cut this uniform, MR, how they were probably kill me after college johnson returned to saint augustine, where he worked as an assistant edwin hampton for eleven years before Lee to teach at another school hampton

aid for another twelve years until he passed away in two thousand nine without him summits, gaston thought. The band had lost its edge. Johnson was hired back to sharpen up. For me, it was like dude you're about to fold deep into the rituals of the tradition, ray is like the essence of say now miss miller played the trumpet, under hampton bans, founder and johnson in the nineties. His son bryce, a sophomore, familiar name on Johnson's roster europe. who I was because of my day or so he expect their love. For me, Having my son participating, not only in the ban, but with your man erector. It was a beautiful thing Beautiful might not be the way. Some of the teenagers would describe the introduction. I want to make

That's a job. You will meet the rumours dazzled if you're gonna say a bad I've got a problem. you could well johnson and eighth. Greater Laurens honorary are part of the drone. Long We re wasn't much bigger than a snare drum when he decided he wanted to play for Saint augustine, but ale together on re. Tell me Pressure, missus ray, I think, he's pretty nice it'll be face there sometimes, but that's all discipline. What do you mean by sea like yells? Would he is out of person? Africa has to be shot for travel well now, I need to play it every time. That's how y'all gonna get good at it when I'm sitting here talking to you you're. So almost spoken and he see you out there on the black tab and he gets up the level that's by design. I want you to be out your comfort zone, because I need you to pay attention and will you

attention. You learn a few minutes into practice in its clear. The bans programme is unjust, designed to produce good musicians. It's part of the schools. larger mission to produce good men gallagher that greater broader ya back. That's the history of this with the school each is obstructing intellectual black me, your cultures, strong intellectual black men banned a reckless thrown into for black men, so you see that. Why range that wide display of again blackmail success, school preaches discipline and the band demands it. The only Aid who achieves Dana Dustin stature military formations is to stay in line and make sure the guy now to you is to tell him MR rack. What has he done for the bad ones?

The goal is not the same van you see today. I'm not gonna lie. I was a little bit less discipline, but now, if you move, you will be you're gonna have We should say that everyone, if you move swiftly flesh out almost definitely if people try to get your attention they do. My cousin has, my mother has tried to you: just have to be I, sir we're locked them right now. nothing seems to be moving in new Orleans dependent a cash shuddered, the city. bourbon street seems to have sobered up is yours miles due to the moon and saint augustine, has balanced between in person and virtual learning. All year long we can't decide what god is gonna do if we say everyday, shut down everyday shut down. When be in practice was cancelled for weak. Then, a month lawrence honorary improvise, eyes when their high school football game was nearly flooded. The entire bay

called inaudible inch. the stadium from below and when they learned Marty, growth rates were cancelled. I don't know why I gotta, why, like me, Johnson, didn't miss a beat global babo will is heart because it say today, you know. Just like anything else. You know you got a second. I can keep moving, that's what Rice Miller is doing. He is professional musician, the city shut, in march his work dried up. He started. continuing with the band before As you know, you dad was busy all the time right now, you're scene more because the pandemic, what's that like for you by commercial rather than because he's also kind of, ugly he knows a fresh opposition can do. Neither jaspers can do anything, but he really,

Well, he does, but he loves his family more. I want him to be the best, the most successful that he can possibly be. I don't want him to become a statistic in any way. That's the realism. Raising the black boy and reasonably buoyant city like lots. That realism doesn't take holidays off lawrence arteries. Good friend, who attended a different school was recently killed. Walking out of the store crystal is light. He got caught in the crossfire any I shudder when he, how old is he fourteen? the same age is honouring, he played his buddies funeral and then his mom drove him straight to ban practice. It's just about

you cancelled the sheer it's hard for anyone to find a reason to get dressed, but that's it. actually, why re johnson had the ban? Do it, anyway, and then directed them to march through the neighborhood, the I well like the rendering marty what brain the locals poured under you're porches anyway, when their little scratchy and a lot loud it is joyful sound in the seven poor thing when people heard are starting to practice? Again, it was students coming back it gave a sense of ok. Things are getting that I think is so good that the ban marches around the block did, I feel like that, is That is a dog that isn't ones yet that's what people need now. Indeed, because out the pandemic,

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