>> wallace-hadrill: they have no one in the wings. except poor old claudius. >> cooper: does that argue the point that he had to have been really awful if they were so motivated to just kill him? >> wallace-hadrill: yeah, yeah. it's an assassination born of anger, humiliation, disgust. "we can't take this anymore." >> cooper: long after the assassination itself, some historians believe, caligula's enemies assassinated his memory as well. there's a number of contemporary scholars who have argued that caligula's critics distorted his memory, that they have falsely made him out to be far worse than he was. >> wallace-hadrill: of course. it's like entering a hall of mirrors and, you know, some of them are concave, and some are convex. and there are no flat mirrors. >> cooper: but isn't that terrifying, that what we think we know about history is so dependent on rumors, or... >> wallace-hadrill: but i think it's an enormous mistake to look at the past as a series of solid rocks that, you know, that was definitely there. and that was defini

i played a wallace on the television some years before. and it was, you know, it was that that strip was a complete fantasy. but you know, about entertaining costs from scott's why hey, position. it was incredible. and but the best bet a script i thought was rob roy and i was doing rob roy and then a male was definitely he wanted me to be in braveheart. so he said, why can't it now? i really want to do this because i want to, mel gibson was actually offered rob roy before he was off of the film thing and actually be running a good a program because he's actually physically the right high. it's ironic, liam neeson should have played wallace because, well, it was very, very tall. and rob roy, of course, had it rickets and was small and red headed, you know. anyway, he played and lean, played rob roy. so i told the people i said, and now it's kind of big me see, i really want you to be in the fell and try to match a lot. role reversal. brian, professor michelle mel gibson. liam neeson, you've been in the big of a complimentary about mel gibso

you know, graffiti will not wallace. i'm noticing that since i had there been stress oh shit. because that's how somebody shrinks beside the people that she is a norm. yeah. are you sure spending the course with concern because this year with us not once it's not that you got those to sit in. i one. yeah, you got the doctor choose those who don't did when you bought a home with my others and that was an issue or don't want to buy books that though i was, i was still working with a dinner for your so you simply wish mr. is here? no good to be on what it is i received. a lot of them are just the grad school, miss korea, to critique the pin. yet the mission to bring up the question a. and that's no surprise because what they do can be extremely dangerous. the pilots never used the word last, but instead talk about then latest flight. they went so on buttons or take pictures before a flight, and always greet their plane by caressing its knows all too often quite personal rituals known only to one person. the actual pilot mean? yeah. the fiscal or when you bought that there was for

no one, you know, graffiti will not wallace noticing that there have been stress. oh, ship that you thought how somebody transferred to people that she is a norm? yeah. are you sure spending the course with 3 but don't concern because this year with us not from smile. it's not that you got those to sit around. yeah, you group that dr. choose those who thought when you bought a home or a new russia or don't want to buy books, are because i was still working with a dinner for you. so you simply wish mister easier. he no good cbm was with his i receive them. wow. if you want them down, we're just the critical illness, korea to critique the pin. yet the mission critique opinions, the question a and that's no surprise because what they do can be extremely dangerous. the pilots never used the word last, but instead talk about then linguist flight. they went so on buttons or take pictures before a flight and always greet their blame by caressing its knows all too often quite personal rituals known only to one person. the actual pilot. yeah, the cisco maurine about that th

but there was a little program of wallace. my dear at that little private with the command of the waltz couple children, the combined u b y. what awful cheer were speaking. joy clip i had a year which of the combined year of my illness? just what i need you to just you can. yup. my company. i see more spots the can college controlling built by step one, to combine jiro from us what the idea lawyer just stored at the word finish. mom. if you with that there's nothing you know what the delivery gun usually said almost by you, sir. what brody lucas would sort of somebody in the garden? those as i went to lunch now, got, when did it just for life? i family should begin with the bike columns, the yacht club. i can give them them of got, i mean, sure. yeah, thank you. moment. surely when i should share with unified them grow sounds great. so neither deviations, it isn't by them. when i was just the therapies about them, but them will be hard to undergo some i don't, but that's the ones that according to the federation, i don't know

and it's our turn to pay back. >> so the battle of yorktown happens in 1781, when wallace's to praise too embarrassed to show his face at the time of the surrender so he does not do that. but the british surrender and what it takes two years to negotiate the treaty of paris what was going on and that two years. >> it does take two more years and there are scrimmages that keep going on and people are continuing to die especially lawrence, he one note to kill the would-be become one of the major figures like ron. and it a war for emancipation of blacks. the americans have to decide whether to sign a separatist treaty with great britain because the french dragged down by their obligations etc. and because it is dragged down, the continental army's just north of west point and newburgh, and as i think you know from the book, the newburgh with the call almost description putting army asking washington it lead them if they not been paid for over a year and they're starving. and i think wendy or hundred work and is, the lose any leverage to get there pensions and they're probably right about

bill: leon pannetta considers chris wallace talk, objective and tenacious. he reflected on his approach to the job. chris: commitment to the principles of democracy. commitment to responsible journalism. that is a pretty great honor. i get stopped by people who want to praise me for being fair, plaintiff street and while i like praises as much as the next person, i have to find a little bit sad. when i started at the boston globe 52 years ago, being fair, plaintiff street was the very least that people expected of you. it was not something you got praised for. it was what kept you from getting fired. now it is something that stands out. it's something that you do get praised for which i think is a pretty disturbing commentary on the state of our journalism today. it is simple, reporters do not take sides. reporters don't push agendas. reporters report the facts and facts and the truth are nonnegotiable. [applause] i like to think of my job interviewing politicians in washington as a little bit of being the cop on the beat swinging the nightstick and trying t

fox news sunday with chris wallace is up next. he will have the very latest on some of the covid issues and, of course, the mandate fight with the texas attorney general. i'm mike emanuel, thank you so much for watching. have yourselves an awesome day. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm chris wallace. public health officials warned of a winter surge as covid cases rise across the country. the biden administration vaccine mandate faces challenges and courts. >> private businesses suing the government over rules requiring shots for testing for tens of millions of workers. >> the president does not have the authority to force people to get a vaccine and then threaten them with their jobs

bret: i'm bret baier and for chris wallace. a unanimous jury leaves america divided over gun rights and social justice. ♪ b1 kyle rittenhouse acquitted in walking free after an intense trial surrounded the deadly unrest last summer in kenosha. >> will take a look at the reaction across the nation as a country awaits a verdict in another highly charged case. >> the bill back better bill is passed.

wallace believes this growing consumption is responsible for the death of his daughter esther. he's convinced that somewhere in here, lurking is the virus. who will it kill next? he wonders. nicholas honk al jazeera monrovia still at all the news alice, now that jock of ich books, a spot in the semi finals of the paris masters that's coming up in sport. a. our fans is celebrating is the swedish theater group releases its 1st studio album in 14 years. ah. ah poll ah ah. ah sport now with peter i'm thank you very much. vasa learned legend chevy is free to take over. as the new head coach off of the counselor and club struck a deal to release him from his contact with our team sub. the former captain will take over the reins following the 2nd of ronald truman last month. chevy joined sud as a player in 2015 and became the head coach 2 years ago. he turned down the barcelona job in 2020, because he said it had come to suit in his managerial korea. and when i joined by sam marston, the boss and a correspondent for e s p n dot com. sam, thank you for your time. you think chevy is the

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wallace believes this growing consumption is responsible for the death of his daughter esther. he's convinced that somewhere in here, lurking is the virus. who will it kill next? he wonders. nicholas honk al jazeera monrovia. now for, for pop music fans of a certain age. there's no doubt about big news today. aah! harbor are back with voyage their 1st studio album in 40 years. the swedish awesome . so more than 385000000 albums worldwide in the seventy's and eighty's. so we'll ab fans once again, be thanking them for the music or sending out a musical eso ass ways. judy woodruff, this offer all these years. i never thought it would come to fruition. oh, valid. how's it were to disbelieve for me? it wasn't like a real wave. i just never expected. further would be able to listen to renew our album. so it was completely wonderful for me to be able to experience it. magical, ah, how main stories. now, 9 ethiopian factions are formed and align saying they plan to bring down abby apis government either by negotiations or through the use of force. a groups made their announcement at a

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paul wallace has the narrative. we covered the numbers in terms of paying down debt and upping the dividend. >> it is the last of the big oil companies to report results. they are going to be good as we have seen from the likes of shell and chevron last week. we will see whether it beats the consensus for adjusted net incomes at $3 billion. if it does beat that, analysts are saying it will be on the back of higher refining and trading margins. that is where bp could surprise on the upside if trading results come in better than expected. you mentioned share buybacks. that's going to be the key. competitors have signaled they will do more share buybacks. pre-cash flow is expected to come in at $1.6 billion for the quarter. that is going to give bp the room to play with share buybacks. the share price is up 40% this year, the best of all the oil majors. manus: it is amazing how much jeering there was against strategies -- 24.5%. let's see what they do. thank you very much. paul wallace, our resident energy reporter. at

local coverage now from nbc 4 new york and their i-team investigator sarah wallace >> reporter: we learned here today that 50 local state and federal investigators had been out in this neighborhood retracing the missing girl's steps. they'd been going through the family's cell phones, interviewing witnesses and scouring for video evidence. there are plenty of cameras in this area. >> we are standing with the family 14 years old, you got to be in an outrage >> reporter: a demonstration this afternoon near the east orange, new jersey deli with 14-year-old jashyah moore bought groceries on the morning of september 14th and seemingly disappeared without a trace. they call for officials to do more to find the missing teen. during the community-led church last night, jashyah's mom issued a new plea. >> i feel like somebody may have her against her will, and that's why she hasn't called me but you don't got to tell us who you are. just don't hurt my baby! drop her off >> reporter: at a news conference this afternoon led by the acting essex county prosecutors, investigators were asked if they beli

veteran figures on fox's news side, including political anchors bret baier and chris wallace, shared their objections about the tucker carlson false flag special with suzanne scott and its president of news, jay wallace, but nothing happened. now, two conservative fox news commentators have resigned, pointing his tucker's conspiracy-laced special as the breaking point. the media correspondent for the npr news joins me now. david, what can you tell me about the reaction inside? when that trailer came out and the actual thing, people thought, whoa, this is galling. and just beyond the pale. and it seems like that was the reaction at least of some people inside the building. >> not just a handful either. i think that there was a growing sentiment among people on the news side, and not exclusively the news side, that this was different and that this was dangerous. that what tucker carlson was doing was in a sense gathering up a lot of the strain that he had amplified or touched on in his various broadcasts since the january 6th siege of the u.s. capitol and tied it together in a narrativ

and, as i understand it, ben wallace is not asking for any kind of sanction but the mod i think is deadly serious about this, they were trying to make it clear to the party leaders that this kind of behaviour, as alleged, is completely unacceptable. and what is striking that, yes, the context of this story is one where lots of parties are perhaps scratching around, seeing what other parties might have done after a week of headlines that have focused on the conservatives, but crucially, two, and they are not the only two, but two of the witnesses here were not party political, they were civil servants, or representatives of the ministry of defence accompanying these mps out there. we are getting into a bit of an arms race between all the partiesjust trying to find examples left, right and centre people not behaving themselves super well, right and centre of people not behaving themselves super well, but perhaps not doing stuff that is the end of the world? well, there was some chatter at westminster this morning about whether or not mps actually really wanted to open up a pandora's box abo

the threat is life, paul wallace joining me on the set. our energy and commodities coverage team leader. let's get the first word news with juliette saly. >> france has the two rally the nation, presenting a bright outlook for the economy. president warned older people they must get a booster shot or see their health pasty activated, stopping them from going to cafes or restaurants. u.s. vice president kamala harris is embarking on five days of diplomacy in the country as she looks to heal a rift from the u.s. and their oldest ally. bloomberg sources say president biden and his chinese counterpart are to hold a virtual summit next week. it comes as the two nations spar over taiwan and in washington over beijing's expanding nuclear arsenal. general electric wants the -- once the world's most valuable country will split into three groups in a stunning breakup of the conglomerate. they will combine the three energy businesses into another separate entity. aviation will make the third company. >> these businesses will be more focused, a greate

it's ironic that liam neeson should have played wallace because, well, it was very, very tall. and rob roy, of course, had it rickets and was small and red headed, you know, anyway, he played and im liam played rob roy. so i told the people, i said that and now it's kind of big me see, i really want you to be in the fell and try to much and i wrote a vessel bryan for fascinating mill mill, mill, gibson, liam neeson. you've been in the big of a complimentary about mel gibson, a rough time and recent years, but you see him as a a. another great human being. i do, i mean, i mean it's just because you can find it on males mows got problems. there's no question about it, but he is not a bad man. he really isn't a bad man and i will defend him. you know, because i know him and i know about his generosity. i've seen him deal with because you've had problems with the alcohol and he was magnificent. he was always generous and kind and caring. i have great compassion come to my post. humble, by glad end, in a label support of a long tam socialist for $1000.00 due towards the idea, the sc

all him him him >> i am tracy gallagher and for chris wallace. i knew coronavirus variance sent markets plummeting as they contain and assess the threats. ♪ >> we don't know a lot about the variant but it's a big concern and spread rapidly. >> stocks and oil plunge as covid fears rattle globin market. rest to restrict flights in and pose new travel limits as scientists determine

wallace was to my left. i was the only one with any lines. by the end of that scene, do you realize wallace was the only thing i could see and i was off camera and talking to the back end of the horse and it was supposed to be my scene. that's my point. he understood that -- and, by the way, this is exactly what happened. they were always prepared, mark at one point had to crawl across the oval office and old the pen up -- my marker is working again because the lights had tried it out. that was the point. ronald reagan was set in force. >> and he could handle anything. >> and let me finish on this. let me finish this one line. when he gave a speech, there were no thee yacht tricks. the great communicator let the words speak for themselves. >> steve moore? >> the benefits of reagan's optimism. there are few people who are optimists who believe as bad as things may be, they can be turned around. as big as the soviet union was and powerful, it could be brought to its knees. as awful as the u.s. economy, he inherited, it could all be changed in a

. >> greg: nicole wallace beer for next week we could do joy reid versus nicole wallace, or we could do brian stelter verses of breanna keller, is that her name, tucker? >> the former morning zoo girl from the a.m. radio show? she is not even on the list. she does not -- by the way, the woman, not joy reid, the other one on msnbc, is so lonesome, i am proud to say i have never uttered her name since i met her in 1999, when she was jeb bush's black. she was nasty and stupid then. she is worse now. >> greg: this might be the greatest segment. you guys looking at me with consternation. >> i am just amazed by the expertise that you both have about these cnn programs. are you the only people in america who watch these shows? >> actually, you make the point, the people who watch those shows are dumber than both of them. >> they watch it because it is so funny. tucker, we have to roll. thank you so much for participating in our inaugural debate. >> any time. and we are still friends. >> greg: don't go anywhere. still much more to come, including a live shot from the planet saturn. that shou

>> i'm trace gallagher for chris wallace. new variant sends markets plummeting, while the world assess the threatss. >> we don't know a lot about the variant, except it is a great concern, seems to spread rapidly. >> stocks and oil plunge as new covid fears rattle markets. impose new travel limits as scientists determine the effectiveness of current vaccines on the new variant. ask dr. frances collins what this means for texas health and ask about the impact on the pandemic recovery. >> and we need to fund the government, deadline is december 3rd. >> raising the debt limit and passing a defense spending bill, lawmakers return to lengthy to-do list, discuss with top leader john barraso in wyoming. fox news exclusive and biden administration expected to undue a key immigration promise, ask the sunday panel about the crisis at the southern border. plus, our power player of the week, chris, once again dances with turkeys. >> gobble, gobble, gobble. >> now on fox news sunday. >> hello from fox news, the biden administration ordere

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it was my scene, i was the only one on camera and wallace was to my left, but i was the only one with any lines. he said by the end of that scene, do you realize while this was the only thing you could see off camera talking to the back end of the horse, and that was supposed to meet my scene. and that's my point. he understood that -- there are always prepared, market one point i had to crawl across the oval office, to hold the pan out, because the lights are dried out. ronald reagan new set to force,. >> and he could handle it. >> allow me to finish on this. when he gave a speech there were no theatrical, the great communicators just let the words and the ideas do the work, and speak for themselves. >> the benefits of reagan -- that's almost a lost art. there are few people who are off the miss, who believe as bad as things may be, they can be turned around as big as the soviet union was and powerful, it could be brought to its knees, as awful as the u.s. economy he inherited, it could all be changed in the year or two. and he was the quintessential optimist. how important is that?

so he pushed himself back and he said, fellows, i made a film of wallace beery, i can handle anything. we all laughed hysterically, but only mark knew why we were laughing so hard? later i said, mr. president, what did you mean by that? he said, there is a saying in hollywood that i would never do a scene with a little dog, a little kid or wallace beery. he said, it was my scene. i was the only one on camera. i was the only one with any lines. he said by the end of that scene, do you realize wallace was the only thing you could see and i was off camera talking to the back end of the horse, and it was supposed to be my scene. that's when i blinked. he understood that -- by the way, this is exactly what happened. they were always prepared. mark at one point had to crawl across the oval office. now my marker is working again because the lights had dried it out. that was the point. ronald reagan knew how to set in force. >> he could handle it. >> yes, he could. when he gave a speech, there were no theatrics. he let the words speak for themselves. >> steve forbes, the benefits of reagan's

>> i am tracy gallagher and for chris wallace. i knew coronavirus variance sent markets plummeting as they contain and assess the threats. ♪ >> we don't know a lot about the variant but it's a big concern and spread rapidly. >> stocks and oil plunge as covid fears rattle globin market. rest to restrict flights in and pose new travel limits as scientists determine the effectiveness of current vaccines on the new variate. will ask national institute doctor francis collins what this means for public health and ask mohammed about the impact on the pandemic recovery. >> we need to fund the government, the deadline is december 3. >> from avoiding a government shutdown to raising the debt limit and the defense spending bill, lawmakers returned to lengthy to do list. will discuss with the republican leader in the senate john barrasso of wyoming. a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then the biden administration expected to reinstate the controversial remaining next go policy. will oscar sunday panel about the ongoing crisis at the southern bo

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about the tucker carlson, false flag special, and its president of news jay wallace. but nothing happened. now to news commentators, pointing to the conspiracy thick special at the breaking point, they he, is the media correspondent to the npr needs, and he joins me now david, what can you tell me about the reaction inside -- i have to say people when the trailer came out, and then when the actual thing, people thought well this is galling. and it just, you know beyond the pale, it seems like it was a reaction that some people happy inside the building. >> not just a handful either. i think that there was a growing sentiment among people on the news side and not exclusively the news side that this was different. and that this was dangerous. what tucker carlson was doing was in the sense gathering up a lot of the strength that he had amplified or touched on in his various broadcast since the january 6th siege of the u.s. capital. and tied it together in a narrative. giving credence to every claim allegation, characterization and conspiracy theory. saying that he had ru

no one, you know, peter will not wallace noticing that there had been stress. oh, ship the dog. how somebody transferred to people that you were you in the are norm? yeah. are you sure spending the course based in this 3 bathrooms concern? because last year with us not from smile, it's not that you got those to sit and i one yeah. you group that dr. choose those who don't did when you bought a home or a shit or don't want to buy books because those. so you bought with a dinner for just the same thing, which mister is here? he no good. cbm wasn't his. i received them. wow. is it going down more? just the chris coolness? korea tricky to pin yet the mission critique a and that's no surprise because what they do can be extremely dangerous. the pilots never used the word last, but instead talk about then latest flight. they went so on buttons or take pictures before a flight and always greet their plane by caressing its knows all too often quite personal rituals known only to one person, the actual pilot. yeah, the siskin, when you bought that there was for a dealer, you could move y

not wallace. noticing that there have been stress. oh, ship that you thought how somebody transferred to people that she is a norm? yeah. are you sure spending the core should be seen this we but don't concern because this year with us not from smile. it's not that you got those to sit in. i one yeah, you group the doctor, choose those with all of i did when you get, i'm here through you up with my others and that there was a new rush or don't with our because those still working with a dinner for just the same thing which makes it easier. no good to be on what it is. i received a go at them, and we're just the grad school miss korea to critique the pin. yet the mission critique a and that's no surprise because what they do can be extremely dangerous. the pilots never used the word last, but instead talk about then lane just flight. they went so on buttons or take pictures before a flight, and always greet their blame by caressing its knows all too often quite personal rituals known only to one person. the actual pilot? yeah. the sisk

author of "the uninhabitable earth, life after warming, david wallace-wells joins me now. i'm going to put this up again to highlight the catch here, which is we're talking about 3.8 seconds worth of global co2 emissions for this one plant. i don't want anyone to come away from this conversation going we've got it, we're solved. but that said, the future is going to involve all kinds of ways to get carbon out of the air and there's something encouraging about seeing this thing that i've read about for a while up and operating. >> and it's not even being done at an insane price point. it's much more expensive than avoiding putting carbon in the air in the first place which means there are a lot of things we should be attacking by just decarbonizing. but it's close enough to an operational economic level that we can imagine a decade or 15 years from now with enough public support and public investment that we could start scaling it up and seeing it operate at a climatologically significant level. the scientists i speak to say that is possible. it won't solve the problem of f

here's nbc's sara wallace. >> reporter: what a parade it was. everything just seemed bigger and better with perfect weather conditions, those 15 giant balloons soared into the sky. six new editions including tiptoe, a puppet balloon and baby yoda. the sound of music from ten marching bands. ♪♪ >> reporter: from all across the country. ♪♪ >> reporter: and 28 colorful floats decked out with celebrities like nelly. perhaps the best sight, this. i can tell you as a long-time parade reporter, it wasn't just the same as a television-only event last year. we really missed you guys! >> it's amazing, everybody together again. >> it's wonderful. god bless new york city. we're back with a vengeance. >> reporter: locals and out-of-towners celebrating new york's triumphant return. >> it's awesome. the big balloons when you see them on tv is spectacular, but a lot bigger in person. >> it's a bucket list. we're just happy to be here. greatest city in the world. >> reporter: hard to tell who was more jubilant, the spectators or the participants. >> i'm

wallace simeon is accused of being the so-called cloverleaf rapist. the judge would not allow tv cameras to film his face, citing privacy issues. police say he targeted women walking near freeway exits along i-80. >> many of these people just blend into the background. you know, they live double lives, they have, you know, wives, children, you know, normal lives, what you would think, but in reality, they have this different personality that goes out and commits violent offenses. >> investigators and the d.a.'s office used investigative genetic genealogy to link simeon to the crimes, the same technology used to identify the golden state killer in 2018. >>> vandalism happened in the caves at pinnacles national park last week. the park closed those caves so workers can clean off the graffiti. they were expected to open to the public last friday, but because of the vandallively, the caves are expected to be opened on wednesday. >>> one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the nation went into effect today in los angeles. businesses including gyms and res

. >> reporter: 4-year-old jp wallace simeon is accused of being the serial rapist seen in these sketches that targeted three women from 2013 to 2014 i'm out walking along i-80. sacramento county deputies stood outside of his house thursday, as his family packed up to leave. the nickname cloverleaf rapist stemming from the proximity of the crimes to freeway entrances and exits forming a cloverleaf. his most brazen attack, allegedly kidnapping, sexually assaulting, and stabbing a woman. cbs13 spoke to his first victim in 2013 point >> they need to step up their game, and seriously catch this guy. if that he's going to kill. i live here. i have family. i have friends that live out here. i don't want anyone to run into this guy point >> reporter: instead, the cases went unsolved until now. investigators in the das office using investigative genetic genealogy to link simeon to the crimes. it is the same dna technology used to identify the golden state killer in 2018. also, in sacramento county. >> we found the needle in a haystack point >> reporter: in a statement, the district attorney was s

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as the lawyer, bob ballard found out when he defended other abuse survivors. chuck wallace briley was ah, the mastermind of his time as far as being able to deceive, being able to lie and cover up for a pedophile coaches he mastered the cobra. ah, many documents tree of chuck wall. this is personal responsibility such as the story of the west coast swimming coach, andrew king, who is notorious for engaging his swimmers and sex games and inviting them to his home. in 2003, the head of a club notify chuck well guessed that a young female swimmer had complained here as wal gus's reply, no formal complaint is being filed. so there is no formal action for you or us to take. he adds. this matter should be kept confidential by both you and us. despite the cover up by the federation, this particular coach was tried and sentenced to 40 years imprisonment. it emerged that he had abused 15 swimmers. one of them had to have an abortion at the age of 14 diesel, her old leather approval, your co pays on to mid thigh is sir in marriage, not going up his own feel. god forbid you seal up real. as you