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Tonight, cancellation chaos thousands

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of Americans nn, baggage

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piling up at airports, flyers

0:39

outraged, and no way to get home.

0:41

Southwest nn canceling two

0:43

thirds of their flights. What went

0:45

wrong nn why will it take days to fix?

0:48

In just moments, I go one on one with transportation

0:50

secretary Nn Buttigieg 27

0:53

get answers and find out what all those

0:55

passengers are now owed. Also

0:57

breaking nn, more bodies found

0:59

the longest blizzard in Buffalo history.

1:02

Military police called nn. Many

1:04

roads still closed the incredible

1:07

efforts to move cars deserted.

1:09

What our team found as they trekked through

1:11

a city cut off by nn. Just

1:14

nn the major move from the Supreme Court on

1:16

immigration, the high court keeping

1:18

Title forty two in effect for

1:20

now. What that means for the surge

1:22

at the border, shelters full,

1:25

migrant families forced to sleep in

1:27

the cold thousands more intense

1:29

waiting to cross, desperate for food,

1:31

and warmth. Coming clean, incoming

1:34

congressman George Santos, who

1:36

lied on his resume, will he face

1:38

consequences when he gets to Nn?

1:41

Inside the fight against medical misinformation

1:44

and children, what you need to know

1:46

and riding it out the stories of strangers

1:49

surviving a historic snowstorm

1:51

and finding time to help while

1:53

trying to stay warm. It's nn HIRING

1:56

AMERICAN. THIS

1:58

IS NBC NIGHTLY NEWS WITH

2:00

LESTER HOLT. AND

2:03

GOOD EVENING. I'M TOM YAMAS IN FOR LESTER

2:05

TONIGHT. AFTER THAT HOLIDAY DEEP FREEZE

2:07

AND DEADLY HISTORIC Nn THAT'S

2:09

STILL EFFECTING SO MANY AMERICANS, IT'S

2:12

AN AIRLINE MELD Nn THAT LEADS OUR NEWS

2:14

THIS EVENING. Southwest airlines again,

2:16

canceling thousands of flights today,

2:18

far more than any other carrier. Tens

2:21

of thousands of nn stranded the

2:23

transportation department and Southwest

2:25

itself calling it unacceptable. The

2:28

airline has already canceled thousands more

2:30

flights tomorrow nn Thursday what

2:32

is supposed to be a relatively quiet holiday

2:35

week has instead become a chaotic

2:37

transportation mess with mountains

2:39

of unclean luggage piling up. IN

2:41

A MOMENT, I'LL DISCUSS WHAT'S BEHIND IT ALL

2:43

IN THE FINANCIAL COMPENSATION. TRANSPORTATION

2:46

SECRETARY. PETE BUTTIGIEG TELLS ME

2:48

should be coming to some travelers. But we

2:50

begin tonight with Blaine Alexander on

2:52

the travel nightmare after Christmas.

2:56

At Airport, after airport.

2:58

Now I know why there's a line my flight was nn.

3:01

This is the picture of an unprecedented

3:03

travel

3:04

nightmare. I've

3:05

been here at the airport all day. With

3:07

thousands of flights canceled again today, more

3:09

than eighty percent of them are due to just

3:11

one airline. While major carriers

3:13

like Delta JetBlue and American together

3:16

had fewer than two hundred cancellations today.

3:19

Southwest had to cancel more than

3:21

twenty six hundred flights. Look

3:23

at this mess. Everybody over his past.

3:25

I went to other airlines

3:28

in there. Everybody's booked air

3:30

price, but can't get out. Southwest CEO

3:33

releasing this statement tonight. We're

3:35

doing everything we can to return

3:37

to a normal operation. Nn

3:39

please also hear that I'm truly sorry.

3:41

Large numbers of scheduled flights simultaneously

3:44

froze as record bitter cold brought

3:46

challenges for all

3:47

airlines. But the Department of Transportation

3:49

says it's concerned about what it calls an

3:52

unacceptable rate of cancellations and

3:54

is looking into whether those disruptions were

3:56

within the airline's control. Southwest

3:59

also acknowledged the situation as

4:01

unacceptable. The airline took the worst

4:03

hit in part because winter weather impacted

4:05

two major hubs in Tago and Nn.

4:08

But the Southwest flight nn union

4:10

points to the airline using out of date

4:12

technology to schedule cruise. We've

4:14

had flight attendants waiting on hold

4:17

for seventeen hours to get in touch

4:19

with prescheduling, and it's just a plural.

4:21

One ripple effect compounding the chaos,

4:23

baggage piling up, NBC's

4:26

Emily O'Kenna is at Chicago's Midway.

4:28

Travelers who do manage to catch a southwest

4:30

flight are greeted by yet another challenge

4:33

upon arrival of Epic for four

4:35

ships sifting through this sea of luggage

4:37

here at midway to maybe find

4:39

their bag. We've been in line for

4:42

two hours Ricky's

4:44

checking on the other flights.

4:47

Ricky and Emily Nn started their journey

4:49

yesterday, trying to get home to Las Vegas

4:52

nn to their two year old son after

4:54

waiting four hours at New York's LaGuardia

4:56

Airport. Some lady walked through that was with Southwest

4:58

and said, hey, we have nineteen tickets to get

5:01

to Atlanta on a bus.

5:03

Anybody wanna go on a bus ride, which is

5:05

one of the thirteen hour bus ride to

5:07

get to

5:08

Atlanta. They hung nn hoping for better

5:10

flight options in a different city, only

5:12

to find another line and another

5:15

frustrating

5:15

weight. Everybody

5:16

else in the same situation. So, I mean, we're not special.

5:18

We're just trying to get home. Okay.

5:21

Alright. Blaine Alexander joins us live tonight

5:23

from Heartsfield Jack nn airport

5:25

there in Atlanta. And blame the big question

5:27

tonight, how long will passengers be stranded?

5:32

Well, Tom, the airline says that it will likely take

5:34

days to get back on track. Southwest has

5:36

already slashed some nn five hundred

5:38

flights for tomorrow, another twelve hundred

5:40

for Thursday IN FACT, THE AIRLINE SAYS THAT

5:42

IT'S ONLY GOING TO BE OPERATING FOR ABOUT

5:44

A THIRD OF ITS NORMAL SCHUL Nn

5:46

THE COMING DAYS. TOM?

5:49

Alright, Blaine Alexander leading us off tonight

5:51

with more cancellations on the way and

5:53

so many travelers still in limbo.

5:56

When and how does this meltdown end? Secretary

5:58

of nn Pete Buttigieg joins

6:00

us

6:01

now. Secretary, thank you for being here.

6:03

First up, Southwest clearly made mistakes.

6:06

WHAT IS THE AIRLINE OF THE THOUSANDS OF

6:08

PASSENGERS STRANDED BY WHAT THEIR

6:10

OWN EMPLOYEES HAVE DESCRIBED AS Nn

6:12

and data nn? Well,

6:15

they need to take care of their passengers and

6:17

they need to take care of their employees. Look,

6:19

everybody understands that there is extreme

6:21

weather across the tree, but where

6:23

most airlines saw their performance start

6:26

to

6:26

improve, Southwest has actually moved

6:28

in the other direction. You've got passengers

6:30

who are stranded ended, you got passengers

6:33

who can't get a hold of customer service. It's

6:35

an unacceptable situation. Secretary,

6:37

I know you've spoken with Southwest Airlines

6:40

could they tell you how they fix this?

6:42

They told me in their words that they will go above

6:45

and beyond their written customer service

6:47

I'm going to be holding them accountable for

6:49

doing

6:50

that. Does that

6:50

mean financial compensation? Absolutely.

6:53

At a minimum, there need to be cash refunds

6:55

for the the nn vessel flights. And

6:57

they need to be taken care of passengers where

7:00

they got stuck with

7:01

meals, hotel compensation. Now

7:03

they've they've put up a website to get those

7:05

kinds of requests in. Nn, I 27

7:08

go back to October of last year when

7:10

Southwest had nearly the exact

7:12

same problem. Thousands of flights canceled.

7:14

HOW CAN TRAVELERS HAVE FAITH IN THE AIRLINE

7:17

Nn TO BE FRANK HAVE FAITH IN YOUR DEPARTMENT

7:19

AS A WATCHDOG IF THESE PROMS KEEP

7:21

HAPPENING. But what we did, especially

7:24

over the course of the problems we saw this year,

7:26

was press the airlines to increase their

7:28

customer service nn. They did that.

7:31

They did that in writing. And now that we have

7:33

that in hand, we were able to hold them

7:35

accountable to a higher standard than

7:37

what was possible last year. Now again,

7:39

what we have going on right now is different

7:42

for Southwest this one airline than

7:44

what we're seeing across the rest of the system.

7:46

As a watchdog, we are going to hold

7:48

them accountable. And we're gonna have to take

7:50

a deeper look at what's going on with their

7:53

scheduling systems. We all understand

7:55

that you can't control the weather. This

7:57

has clearly crossed the line from what's an

7:59

uncontrollable weather situation to something

8:01

that is the airline's direct

8:03

responsibility. Alright. Secretary Buttigieg,

8:05

we appreciate your time tonight.

8:07

Nn with so many travelers sidelined by

8:10

these disruptions, a travel ban remains

8:12

nn effect tonight in Buffalo where that massive

8:14

snowstorm is being blamed for dozens

8:16

of deaths in the region. President Biden declaring

8:19

a state of emergency in Western New York.

8:21

JESTY COUCH IS THERE TONIGHT.

8:23

Nn PARTS OF BLIZZARD STRICKEN BOUBLOW, TONIGHT

8:26

THERE'S TOO MUCH SNOW TO PLOUGHT AND OFFICIALS

8:28

ARE BEGGING for cooperation from residents.

8:31

Please, please, please,

8:34

do not drive in the city of Buffalo.

8:36

People walking to streets, but side walks

8:38

submerged days after the deadliest

8:40

storm in the city's history. Now

8:43

more than thirty dead in Western New

8:44

York. Among them, Nn T Taylor,

8:47

her sister say, She was one of

8:49

the best sisters -- Yeah. -- daughters,

8:51

all kinds of nn, all types

8:54

we've ever had. Taylor's

8:56

sisters say she pulled over on her drive home

8:58

from work Friday with the storm bearing

9:00

down. They say Taylor took

9:02

these videos in her final hours, calling

9:04

nine eleven for help that didn't make it

9:06

in

9:06

time. A resident finding her dead

9:09

the day before Christmas. We

9:11

also let the city filter. I we

9:13

feel like the emergency assist

9:16

system should have went a little harder

9:18

for

9:18

everybody, to be honest.

9:20

I would say that my heart goes out to

9:23

that grieving family. Nn those conditions,

9:26

it was very hard for emergency

9:28

first responders. As

9:30

more snow felt today, some digging

9:32

out well beyond their driveways. This

9:35

is the most extreme snowfall I ever seen

9:37

nn my life. Some in Buffalo whisked to

9:39

safety on the back of snowmobiles. Even

9:41

as Buffalo's road conditions begin to

9:43

improve, we're still seeing scenes like

9:46

this, a car, a nn in

9:48

the middle of the street. State police

9:50

released videos showing how they are moving vehicles

9:52

by forklift as officials say one

9:54

hundred military police will be enforcing

9:57

a citywide travel ban 27 many

9:59

are

9:59

ignoring. Why are you so adamant

10:02

about people staying home right now still?

10:04

We're adamant about that because we literally

10:06

have hundreds of pieces of heavy equipment.

10:10

Those vehicles limited maneuverability.

10:14

Alright. Jesse Curtis joins us now live from

10:16

Buffalo. Jesse, I know you have new reporting on

10:18

when they'll open the roads. Nn THIS CITY

10:20

WE KNOW SO Nn ARE STARTING TO GROW DESPERATE.

10:24

EVEN BOUFELO'S MAYOR SAYS HE'S RUNNING

10:26

LOW ON FOOD, BUT HE HOPES THEY MIGHT BE ABLE

10:28

TO LIFT THAT TRAVEL later today so

10:31

people can shop

10:31

tomorrow. And even tonight, we've still got vehicles

10:34

like this one behind walls of

10:36

snow. Tom, nn, everywhere

10:38

you look. Alright. Jesse Kirsch for us. Jesse, thank

10:40

you. Now to that breaking news on the border

10:42

restriction known as title forty two,

10:44

the supreme court ruling that it will remain in

10:46

effect for now. NBC Sam Brock

10:48

is in El Paso, Texas with the latest in

10:50

Sam. We can see the reality of the border

10:53

there behind you and tonight some major news.

10:56

Yeah. Tom, as you look around me right now, it is organized

10:59

chaos here in El Paso, one of many cities

11:01

across the country that's dealing with an immigration crisis

11:04

Nn Tom, the Supreme Court voting five

11:06

to four today to extend Title forty

11:08

two as an emergency measure, taking up the

11:10

case, which is now going to be decided in

11:12

June. After months of legal

11:14

limbo, the supreme court signing with

11:16

Republican lawmakers in keeping title

11:18

forty two intact for now. The

11:21

policy allows the government to block asylum

11:23

seekers from some nn, but not others.

11:26

The conditions have been dire overnight

11:28

in El Paso bodies bundled by blankets

11:31

nn near freezing temperatures with local shelters

11:33

either full or unavailable to those without

11:36

proper documentation. A nearby

11:38

bus serving as the only brake from

11:40

the cold. Some migrants showing

11:42

us cut risk from cartels skin

11:45

damaged by the freeze, and perilous

11:47

train rides. This

11:49

family traveled for five months from

11:52

Honduras With

11:54

five kids, the youngest of one

11:56

year old, all covered in blankets that

11:58

are wet from frost, now sick

12:01

with the flu. What

12:05

do you 27 do, I ask? The father tells

12:07

me a life where my kids can study, a nice

12:10

roof over our heads and clothes. With

12:12

the mother adds nn to be free.

12:16

This man from Venezuela says the clothes he's

12:18

wearing came from churches, nn, and

12:20

good nn. With lives at stake,

12:23

the politics have taken center stage.

12:25

Texas governor Greg Abbott and I tweeting about

12:27

the nearly sixteen thousand migrants that

12:29

Texas has bust all over the US.

12:31

Were providing relief to local communities

12:34

overwhelmed by president Biden's open

12:36

border policies, he wrote, the White

12:38

House nn saying title forty two is a

12:40

public health measure it should not be extended

12:42

indefinitely, adding, to truly

12:44

fix our broken immigration system, we need Congress

12:47

to pass comprehensive immigration reform

12:49

Nn with no measures inside, its status

12:51

quo. As

12:54

people line up and wait for food, wondering

12:56

still what their future will look like nn

12:58

months from now.

13:00

Sam Brock, NBC News, El Paso.

13:03

Nn in sixty seconds, the congressman-elect who

13:06

now admits he embellished his education, work

13:08

experience, even religion. What he

13:10

says about it 27 calls for an ethics investigation.

13:13

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14:16

We are back now with some developing news. The

14:18

popular social media app TikTok

14:20

has been banned on all devices issued

14:22

by the House of Nn. The Office

14:24

of Cybersecurity deeming the app

14:27

to be a, quote, high risk to users.

14:29

TO THE SECURITY CONCERNS OR FOR CHINESE

14:31

PARENT COMPANY BITE Nn. HOW

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STAFF ARE BEING TOLD THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED TO DOWNLOAD

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THE APP AND THAT THEY MUST DELETE IT if

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it's already on a device. Alright. Sticking

14:40

with Congress nn, while Republican congressman-elect

14:43

is under pressure, accused of lying

14:45

about his job experience and college education

14:48

during his nn. He now admits

14:50

he embellished on his resume. Now

14:52

Democrats are pressuring him to resign. Here's

14:54

Stephanie Gask.

14:56

Facing allegations he lied on his resume,

14:58

New York congressman-elect George Santos

15:00

has this to

15:01

say. If I disappointed anyone,

15:04

by resume embellishment.

15:07

I'm sorry. Adding a lot of

15:09

people overstate in their resumes or

15:12

twist a little bit or nn in

15:14

grand jade themselves.

15:15

Among the claims embellished his graduation

15:18

from Barooq College. Nn tells

15:20

the New York Post I didn't graduate from

15:22

any institution of higher learning. The

15:24

Republican is under fire after the New York Times

15:27

revealed his biography couldn't be entirely

15:29

corroborated. Nn a claim on his

15:31

website that he used to be an associate asset

15:34

manager at Citigroup. The thirty

15:36

four year old now saying he never worked

15:38

directly for Citigroup. Nn THERE

15:40

ARE QUESTIONS ABOUT HIS HERITAGE. HERE'S

15:42

Nn SAID THE REPUBLICAN Nn Coalition

15:45

LAST NOVEMBER, SPEAKING ABOUT CONGRESSMAN,

15:47

Nn Zelda.

15:48

Leah served as an inspiration, as

15:50

a friend, and as a leader for

15:53

for the Jewish folks in congress, and

15:55

for all of us in this room by point

15:57

one point being just two members. So

16:00

now we're gonna be

16:00

three. Santos tells the post I

16:02

never claimed to be Jewish. I am

16:05

Catholic. He has not responded to NBC

16:07

Nn' request for comment. Today,

16:09

his constituents in Long Island had

16:11

mixed opinions. What do you think should happen with

16:13

George Santos? I'm very

16:15

concerned about it. I think the

16:17

I would like to see the election done

16:20

over. For this voter, the important thing

16:22

is policy. I think he

16:24

he embellished his

16:27

his resume. Do you think that that

16:29

disqualifies him from being a congressman?

16:32

Nn. Santos insists he's still

16:35

committed to serve. Once worn in,

16:37

it would take an act of a Republican controlled

16:39

house. TO REMOVIVE HIM. Nn

16:42

GOST, NBC NEWS, GREAT NEXT Nn YORK.

16:45

WE THINK STEPHANIE FOR THAT AND WE'RE BACK IN A

16:47

MOMENT WITH HOW HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE TRYING

16:49

TO COMBAT TO SPREAD OF MEDICAL MISINFORMATION.

16:54

WELCOME BACK HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE WORKING TO COMBAT

16:56

THE SPREAD OF GROWING MEDICAL

16:58

Nn. Our Christian Dahlgren teamed

17:00

up with Kaiser Health News to investigate

17:03

what some fears of growing health threat and how

17:05

it could impact kids. Davy

17:07

Baker wasn't sure if she was going

17:10

to get the COVID vaccine. They said

17:12

it's gonna change her DNA. They

17:14

came up with the vaccine too quickly.

17:17

Misinformation that fueled rumors

17:19

and divided communities across the country.

17:22

But while the spread of COVID may have slowed

17:24

since the height of the pandemic, The spread

17:26

of misinformation has not.

17:29

A recent survey shows one third of parents

17:31

now oppose schools requiring children

17:33

to get measles nn other vaccines.

17:36

In Oklahoma City, vaccination rates

17:38

among school age children have dropped

17:41

four and a half percent over the last

17:43

three

17:43

years. We worry about things like

17:45

measles, mom, rubella, and other diseases

17:48

that nn largely been

17:49

controlled, and now we're seeing increased

17:51

hesitancy there.

17:53

Thanks 27 miss him for

17:54

Nn to misinformation. Nn a local

17:56

clinic, doctor Dale Bratzel says

17:59

flu shots are down 27, even

18:01

as the nation deals with one of the worst flu

18:03

seasons in years. We're only

18:05

at about half of the typical number

18:07

of flu injections that we

18:09

would typically see by this time of the year.

18:12

It worries me 27 A GREAT EXTENS. Reporter:

18:14

USED TO BATTLING DISEASE THE OKLAIMA

18:16

CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT NOW FINDS ITSELF

18:18

ALSO FIGHTING LIES ABOUT VACCINE

18:20

SAFETY. How dangerous is misinformation?

18:24

It's cost lives. I mean, I don't

18:26

know how else to say it. It's about

18:28

as dangerous as it

18:29

gets. The department has had to

18:31

move resources to monitor public

18:33

sentiment using new technology to

18:36

comb through social media. When

18:38

vaccine messaging was drawing fire,

18:40

The health department removed the word vaccine

18:43

and added choose to its public

18:45

service

18:45

announcements. It worked. Our

18:48

negativity that we had on our all

18:50

of our media platforms dropped

18:52

immediately. It started going

18:54

down because we had offered the choice

18:57

as opposed to the message of getting vaccinated.

18:59

At a time when funding cuts are already

19:01

stretching health departments to the limit,

19:03

having to put resources toward fighting

19:06

misinformation is adding to the

19:08

strain. Public health funding has

19:10

been cut by almost twenty percent in

19:12

the decade leading up 27 COVID. Public

19:14

health departments did not have enough people, and

19:16

they did not have enough nn, and that made

19:18

their response really difficult. Davey

19:20

says she finally learned the truth from

19:22

a pharmacist and got the shot.

19:25

I'm glad I changed my mind and One

19:28

small victory. IN THE GROWING BATTLE

19:30

AGAINST MEDICAL MITS. KRISTEN

19:32

DAHLGREN, NBC

19:34

NEWS, OKLAOMA CITY. Nn

19:36

WE COME BACK, firing stories of

19:38

how people across the country banded

19:40

together to find hope in the middle of

19:42

a crisis. This

19:46

historic storm nn the ongoing travel

19:48

chaos won't soon be forgotten, but

19:50

we leave you tonight on an uplifting note

19:52

of how throughout these crisis, some

19:54

are making the best of a very bad situation.

19:59

Nn that monster storm hit the Buffalo

20:02

area, Siblings, Carla, and

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Cory Rodriguez were on the road

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trying to reach their mother in the hospital. Next

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thing you know, we're in a White House. With nowhere

20:11

to turn, the bright lights of a

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target came calling, but the

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store was closed. And I said,

20:17

I know I'm not buying anything. I'm not buying

20:19

anything. I I just we just need shelter.

20:22

Target employees took them in for

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more than forty hours. Carla

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ass the time making TikTok videos.

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Even sleeping in the box STORE AND

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GIVING HER FOLLOWERS, THE GRAND TOUR.

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BUT ALSO Nn IT FORWARD AT

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TIMES HELPING OTHERS GET THEIR CARS

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FREE. IN TEXAS, more

20:45

spontaneous goodwill. Flight

20:47

cancellations left three college football

20:50

players from Pitt stranded in

20:52

Dallas. You have to be twenty five who rent

20:54

a car. So we're in line at the

20:56

car rental place, you know, scrambling, trying

20:58

to, like, reserve a car That's when

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basketball coach Joel Goulding from

21:02

a completely different school jumped

21:05

in to offer the players a ride down

21:07

to El Paso. Driving nine

21:09

hours overnight so they could practice

21:11

for the upcoming nn

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bowl.

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By the time the trip was over, I felt like we had

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become really a a family nn back in

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New York Pori and Carla made

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out of the Target store nn on their

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way home kept helping just

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like those Target workers helped

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them. Yeah. The situation definitely

21:28

just really showed that when,

21:30

you know, we're going through it, the community

21:33

will will be there. They will be there.

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