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To chicago to cover the story. ive spoken to several tomalisoa vendorles in the city about lori comtfoots plan, and she joins us tonight to thank you so muchd for coming on tonight. so how do the tomalin vendors m in chicago feel about using central bank digital currency for their tomaliing cents? lik not they . they didnt like it very much. and tucker, i spoke to a lot of tomalis vendors. >> this is what one of them had to say. s whatso he was four guys. they came from the truck, white chocolat...

So ill turn that now over to the next speaker. thank you. >> im congress meb judy chuy and i represent monterey park. i want to give my enormous thanks and gratitude to law enforcement for finding this shooter. all of this afternoon, the community was in fear, thinking that they should not go to any events because there was an active shooter. but law enforcement came out and they were able to find the shooter with not even 24 hours passing. soy really have to thank l.a. county sheriffs and thank...

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Economy Minister Sergio Massa meets with Mesa de Enlace to discuss the situation as soybean crop estimates are slashed; Agricultural losses for farmers expected to total US$10 billion, could knock two points off GDP this year.

Economy Minister Sergio Massa meets with Mesa de Enlace to discuss the situation as soybean crop estimates are slashed; Agricultural losses for farmers expected to total US$10 billion, could knock two points off GDP this year.

Rains heralding the end of the devastating La Niña drought may come too late to prevent Argentina's soybean crop from withering.

Rains heralding the end of the devastating La Niña drought may come too late to prevent Argentina's soybean crop from withering.

Extreme drought is devastating soybean crops in Argentina and could result in the smallest harvest in more than a decade.

Obvious that the issues will never be resolved by those individuals, we must take responsibility, we must be accountable for our communities we must decide were taking our communities back and put the work involved in transforming it, making it a better place when we do that, we can start to transform the urban areas that have been impacted by violent last year. trey: pos pas pastor, god bless you and your work, happy new year, we look forward to visiting with you again soon. >> absolutely, than...

Obvious that the issues will never be resolved by those individuals, we must take responsibility, we must be accountable for our communities we must decide were taking our communities back and put the work involved in transforming it, making it a better place when we do that, we can start to transform the urban areas that have been impacted by violent last year. trey: p p pastor, god bless you and your work, happy new year, we look forward to visiting with you again soon. >> absolutely, thank yo...