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BRANSON, Mo. — Longtime Branson entertainer Shoji Tabuchi, 79, died on Friday.

Types of classes you can take. whether it is ap psychology, ap african american history. she is being limited -- she has access to. -- african american christian, we have been raising our daughters to be able to experience their culture and their life and know who they are. it's hard to do that when you don't see yourselves in the books or the curriculum that you have. and that is what concerns me as a parent first and foremost in the state of florida. >> hassan quame, jeff andrews, for thank you both so much for joining us and next time. that's up next, how a new blockbuster about the first a...

>> near zero? >> what do you want from theory alone? >> zero would be nice. >> christopher nolan's blockbuster film oppenheimer has renewed interest in the research team behind the world's first new. but it has also pique interest on a less topical side of that story. the residents living and working near the testing site where nukes were first tested. but half 1 million people in mexico were affected by the radiation of the treaty tests. they call themselves down wonders. despite the deadly followed, day were not warned, nor were they compensated. that could be changing. according to -- has m...

BARRY COUNTY, Mo. — The Barry County Sheriff's Office release images and details regarding two individuals as wanted in their jurisdiction. They ask the public to assist with information on