>> AMERIC EMBASSY WORKERS IN SUDAN SPENT THE WEEKEND EVACUATING WITH AN ASSIST FROM THE U.S. MILITARY, BUT WHAT ABOUT OTHER AMERICAS WHO ARE STILL IN THE COUNTRY?

LAURA AGUIRRE TELLS US WHAT'S BEING DONE TO HELP THEM.

>> Reporter: THOUSANDS OF AMERICANS, MANY OF THEM DUAL CITIZENS, POTENTIALLY IN HARM'S WAY AROUND THE SUDANESE CAPITAL, MONDAY.

>> THE BEST ADVICE IS TO STAY SHELTERED IN PLACE.

>> Reporter: ONE WOMAN SAYS HER SISTER-IN-AW, A STRANDED AMERICAN TEACHER, HAD NO ARNING.

>> I HAVE BEEN HEARING THIS MESSAGE IN THE PAST TWO DAYS THAT AMERICAN CITIZENS WERE WARNED AND ASKED TO LEAVE.

THAT IS NOT TRUE ON HER END.

SHE'S BEEN TOLD THAT SHE HAS TO SHELTER IN PLACE.

>> Reporr: ANOTHER SAYS BAD TIMING TRAPPED HER TWO BROTHERS THERE.

>> MY BROTHERS WENT TO GO VISIT A FAMILY MEMBER AND THEN THIS HAPPENED A DAY BEFORE THEY WERE SHEDULED TO COME BACK TO THE U.S. >> WE'VE CONTINUED TO BE IN LOSE COMMUNICATION WITH U.S. CITIZENS AND INDIVIDUALS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE AND úFACILITATE AVAILABLE DEPARTURE ROUTES FOR THOSE SEEKING TO MOVE- TO SAFETY VIA LAND, AIR, AND SEA.

>> Reporter: LINCOLN SAYS SEVERAL DOZEN AMERICANS ARE IN A UNITED NATIONS CONVOY HEADING FOR EVACUATION AT PORT SUDAN BUT ANY OTHERS ARE STICK STUCK AND WAITING.% >> THESE ARE U.S. CITIZENS, BORN AND RAISED IN THIS COUNTRY, AND THEY'RE BEING FORGOTTEN AND LEFT I A LAND THAT'S COMPLETELY UNKNOWN TO THEM.

LAR AGO FOR!

>> TONIGHT ON THE NEWS HOUR, TUCKER CARLSON PARTS WAYS WITH FOX NEWS.

WHAT THAT MEANS FOR MEDIA AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, COMING UP AT7 AFTER EVENING EDITION ON KPBS.

>>> JUST AS OFTEN AS APPLE IS - UPDATING ITS iPHONES, THIEVES ARE TRYING TO FIND WAYS TO HACK PERSONAL INFORMATION.

MIKE VALERIO HAS DETAILS ON A NEW RISK THAT COULD LEAVE YOU LOCKED OUT OF YOUR ACCOUNT.

>> WELL, YOU KNOW, IF HACKERS KNOW YOUR iPHONE PASSWORD, THEY COULD ESSENTIALLY CLOSE THE DOOR TO YOUR PHONE AND BOLT THAT DOOR SHUT, BUT WITH THIS NEW TECHNIQUE, THINK OF THE DOOR BEING WELDED SHUT FOR GOOD.

I'S A FEATURE MEANT TO PROTECT YOU.

>> A METHOD FOR APPLE TO BE ABLE TO VERIFY THAT YOU SAY WHO YOU REALLY ARE.

>> Reporter:BUT THE WALL L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L ARE EXPLOITING CREE KEYS RECOVERY KEYS TO LOCK YOU OUT OF YOUR ACCOUNT.

THEIV HAVE TO KNOW YOUR PASS CODE AND HAVE PHYSICAL ACCESS TO YOUR PHONE.

>> A LOT OF TIMES, IT'S IN CROWDED AREAS WHERE THE THIEVES ARE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE EASY MARKS, EASY TARGET.

AND THEY WILL WATCH THEM PULL OUT THEIR PHONES AND WATCH THEM ENTER IN THEIR PASS CODES.

>> Reporter: A STATEMENT, APPLE SAYS IT'S ALWAYS INVESTIGATING ADDITIOL PRTECTIONS AGAINST EMERGING THREAS.

IN THE MEANTIME, HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN DO TO PROTECT YOURSELF.

APPLE SCREEN TIME SETTING ALLOWS PARENTS TO SET UP A SECONDARY PASSWOD TO HELP CONTROL HOW LONG THEIR CHILDREN ARE ON THE PHONE.

YOU CAN USE THAT TO ADD A SECOND LAYER OF PROTECTION ON YOUR OWN DEVCE.

ALSO BACK UP YOUR PHONE TO THE - CLOUD OFTEN.

THIS WILL HELP YOU RECOVER YOUR DATA IF THE WORST HAPPENS.

AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, GUARD YOUR PASS CODE WHEN IN PUBLIC BY COVERING YOUR SCREEN OR USING APPLE'S FACIAL RECOGNIION.

>> YOU WANT TO THINK OF IT LIKE YOR HOUSE KEY, BECAUSE YOU'RE ALMOST LETTING THE PEOPLE IN WHEN THE THIEVES STEAL YOUR PHONE THEY'RE GETTING INTO YOUR LIFE.

>> Reporter: AND IN APPLE'S PUBLIC COMMENTS ON THIS SO FAR, THERE IS NO WORD YET ON A POTENTIAL UPDATE TO ADDRESS THIS VERY RARE HACK POSSIBLE ON THE iPHONE.

THAT'S THE LATEST HERE IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, I'M MIKE VALERIO.

BACK TO YOU.

>> THAT BED BATH AND BEYOND COUPON YOU STASHED IN YOUR DRAWER IS ONLY GOOD FOR A FEW MORE DAYS.

THE COUPLE FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY THIS WEEKEND AND WILL STOP - ACCEPTING THOSE COUPONS ON WEDNESDAY.

THELAN INSTEAD IS FOR THE COMPANY TO OFFER DEEP DISCOUNTS ON ITS PRODUCTS AS PART OF ITS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE.- PROFITS FOR BED BATH AND BEYOND TOOK A HIT AFTER MONTHS' LONG TORE CLOSURES AMID THE PANDEMIC AND IT'S BEEN TRYING TO CUT COSTS BY CLOSING MORE THAN HALF O ITS STORES SINCE LATE LAST YEAR.

>> TECHNOLOGY HAS MADE IT EASIER FOR WORKERS TO SWITCH TO A HYBRID SCHEDULE MEANING A MIX OF WORKING IN THE OFFICE AND REMOTELY.

THE CONCERNS FOR COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE AS THIS TREND CONTINUES.

>> Reporter: THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC BROUGHT A MAJOR CHANGE TO HOW MANY BUSINESSES OPERATE.

>> FORSO MANY PEOPLE, NOT GOING TO THE OFFICE AS MUCH AS THEY HAVE BEFORE HAS HAD A REALLY SEISMIC IMPACT ON COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE.

>> Reporter: AND A POTENTIAL PROBLEM FOR AMERICA'S BANKS.

>> THERE'S NO QUESTION THAT THERE IS SOME RISK IN THE SYSTEM ASSOCIATED WITH THESE CHANGES SIMPLY BECAUSE SO MUCH HAS CHANGED.

>> Reprter: ACROSS THE U.S., OFFICES SIT VACANT OR UNDERUSED.

AVERAGE OCCUPANCY IS LESS THAN HAF OF WHERE IT WAS IN MARCH OF 2020, ACCORDING TO DATA FROM SECURITY PROVIDER, CASTLE, AND TAT IS DRAGGING DOWN THE VALUE OF THESE PROPERTIES.

>> THE REAL QUESTION IS FOR THE OWNERS OF THESE PROPERTIES, WHETHER THEY ARE EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL DISTRESS OR WILL IN THE FUTURE.

>> Reporter: THE PROBLEM, BANKS LEND SIGNIFICANT MONEY TO THIS SECTOR.

GOLDMAN SACHS ESTIMATES THAT 55% O U.S. OFFICE LOANS SIT ON BANKS' BALANCE SHEETS.

THE DECREASE IN VALUES PUTS MORE STRAIN ON ALREADY STRESSED OUT BANKS.

>> WE'RE WELL AWARE OF THE CONCENTRATIONS PEOPLE HAVE IN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE.

>> Reporter: FEDERAL RESERVE CHAIR, JEROME POWELL, REMAINED CONIDENT LAST MONTH.

>> THE BANKING SYSTEM IS STRONG.

úIT IS SOUND.

IT IS RESILIENT.

IT'S WELL CAPITALIZED.

>> IMPERIAL BEACH IS ALREADY EXPERIENCING COASTAL FLOODING THANKS TO A WARMING CLIMATE THAT'S PUSHING SEA LEVELS UP.

KPBS ENVIRONMENT REPORTER ERIK ANDERSON SAYS THE WORKING-CLASS COMMUNITY IS ALREADY EXPEIENCING REGULAR COASTAL FLOODING AND THE WATER ISSUES ARE MOVING INLAND.

>> Reporter: THE RISK OF RISING SEA LEVELS WAS IN FULL VIEW IN THE WINTER OF 2019.

PUSHED 10 TO 15-FOOT WAVES AT THE SHORE.

AT THE SAE TIME, A KING TIDE WAS RAISING SEA LEVELS MORE THAN A FOOT ABOVE NORMAL HIGH TIDES.

THE RESULT WAS PREDICTABLE AND SEACOAST DRIVE GOT SOAKED.

>> YOU COUPLE THAT WITH RAIN EVENTS, HIGH TIDE EVENTS, WAVE EVENTS, YOU PRETTY MUCH HAVE REATED A PERFECT STORM FOR A SITUATION LIKE THESE PARTICULAR HOUSES.

>> Reporter: JULIA IS A SCRIPPS OCEANOGRAPHY RESEARCHER AND HAS BEEN TRACKING SEA LEVELS FOR YEARS.

>> YOU'RE GOING TO GET FLOODING FOR THE COAST, FROM INLAND, AND IT ALL SORT OF COMBINES TO MAKE EVERYTHING WET.

>> Reporter: JUST A FEW YEARS LATER, WAVES ARE WASHING OVER THE COASTAL ARM MEANTS ON REGULAR SUNNY DAYS WITH NORMAL SIX-FOOT-HIGH TIDES AND THE RISING WATER IS MAKING ITS PRESENCE FELT INLAND, FAR AWAY FROM THE SHORE.

>> THESE THINGS ARE REAL HEAVY.

THERE WE GO!

>> Reporter: CHRIS HELMER WORKS FOR THE IMPERIAL BEACH PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT AND IS LOOKING INTO A MANHOLE ON THE WESTERN EDGE OF TOWN.

>> LOOKING DOWN HERE, YOU CAN CTUALLY SEE THE WATER COMING UP IN OUR STORM DRAIN SYSTEM.

>> Reporter: EVEN ON A CLEAR DAY, THERE IS STANDING WATER IN A PIPE THAT'S SUPPOSED TO FLUSH RAINWATER OUT OF THE TOWN AND INTO THE TIJUANA ESTUARY.

WORKING FOR SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSIY, HE'S STUDYING HOW THE RISING LOCAL GROUNDWATER TABLE IS LEADING TO WHAT HE CALLS COPOUND FLOODING.

>> MOST STUDIES SO FAR ARE FOCUSES ON SEA LEVEL IMPACTS ON THE COASTLINE, BUT NOW YOU HAVE THIS WHOLE URBAN SYSTEM WITH MOST THINGS UNDERGROUND AND NOW YOU NEED TO DEAL WITH IT BECAUSE GROUNDWATER IS RISING.

>> Reporter: THE RISING SEA WATER IS PUSHING INLAND UNDER THE GROUND AND SINCE SEA WATER úIS HEAVIER THAN FRESH, THEY COLLIDE, PUSHING UP THE UNDERGROUND FRESH WATER TABLE.

>> RISING SEA LEVEL IS úHAPPENING, AND NOW WE CAN SHOW IT, IT IS ACTUALLY MORE URGENT THAN WE WRE THINKING ABOUT, BECAUSE PREVIOUS STUDIES FOCUSED ON COASTLINES AND ONLY ABOVE THE GROUND INTERACTION.

NOW WE'RE TALKING UNDERGROUND, SO THE ISSUE OF COMPOUN FLOODING WHEN A TYPICAL RAIN CAN AUSE FLOODING, THAT'S THE ONE WE EXPECT TO GET WORSE.

>> Reporter: AND IT DOESN'T HELP THAT THE CITY'S STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE IS AGING.

>> WE KNOW EVERY PIPE HAS A CRACK.

IS INFILTRATE!

INFILTRATES INTO THE PIPE.

SO IF WE CAN CONSERVE RAINWATER IN ANY WAY, IF WE CAN DO RANWATER HARVESTING INDIRECTLY.

>> Reporter: THE IDEA IS TO HAVE THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY, EVERY HOME AND APARTMENT, ADD RAIN BARRELS TO TAKE PRESSURE OFF THE GING STORMWATER SYSTEM.

JENNIFER GAILY SELLS RAIN% BARRELS AT THE SOLANA CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATION.

SHE'S NOT CONVINCED IT'S A COMPLETE SOLUTION.

>> HERE'S THE PROBLEM AND HERE IS PART OF THE SOLUTION.

AND BECAUSE I THINK THAT IS WHAT IT'S GOING TO END UP BEING IS PART OF THE SOLUTION, GETTING HESE RAIN BARRELS.

>> Reportr: THAT WILL LEAVE THE CITY WITH SOME DIFFICULT CHOICES.

STREET FLOODING ALREADY HAPPENS IN INLAND AREAS, FAR AWAY FROM THE BEACH.

úAND FLOODING WILL BECOME MORE ERIOUS AS SEA LEVELS CONTINU TO RISE.

>> IMPERIAL BEACH, IT'S ALMOST KIND OF LIKE A CANARY IN THE COAL MINE IN TERMS OF UNDERSTANDIN WHAT THE FUTURE WILL HOLD IN TERMS OF ADAPTATION, U KNOW, THE TOOLS THAT THE CITY IS TAKING IN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND HOW TO MITIGATE úWHAT MIGHT BE COMING.

>> Reporter: THE CHALLENGE FOR IMPERIAL BEACH OFFICIALS IS TO FIND SOLUTIONS THAT DON'T BANKRUPT THE CITY'S TREASURY.

IK ANDERSON, KPBS NEWS.

ú >> NOW THE MARINE LAYER CONTINUES TO HAVE A BIG IMPACT ON OUR AREA, ESPECIALLY SOME OF THE INTERIOR VALLEYS STRETCHING UP THE COAST WITH MORE LOW CLOUDINESS INTO TUESDAY.

BUT LATER ON THIS WEEK, WE'LL START TO SEE THE WIND FLOW SHIFING TO MORE OF AN OFFSHORE LOW COMPONENT AND THAT WILL INDUCE A WARMING TREND AS WELL AS MORE SUNSHINE AND WE'LL COTINUE TO SEE THAT DRY STRETCH OF WEATHER.

MEANWHILE, HTORICAL AVERAGE RAINFALL, I KNOW WE'VE BEEN DOWN THIS MONTH AND, OF COURSE, WE AD THE BIG SURPLUS IN MARCH, BUT THE HISTORICAL AVERAGE FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 0.65 INCHES.

IT DOES NOT APPEAR WE ARE GOING TO GET THERE AS WE HAVE A STRETCH OF DRY WEATHER COMING UP, BUT CLOUDS WILL BE AROUND TONIGHT, LOW CLOUDS AS WE OBSERVED AGAIN THROUGHOUT A GOOD CHUNK OF THE DAY TODAY, OVERNIGHT LOW TEMPERATURE DROPPING DOWN TO 59°.

AND AGAIN, CLOUDS FROM THE COAST TO THE INTERIOR VALLEY, OEANSIDE, 56.

THE SAME IN CHULA VISTA.

OUNT LAGUNA FALLING OFF TO 51.

BARREGO SPRINGS AT 61.

LOW CLOUDINESS THROUGHOUT THE INTERIOR VALLEYS, BUT SOME OF THAT CLOUDINESS WILL LINGER CLOSER TO THE COAST AND HIGHS RUNNING A BIT BELOW THE HISTORICAL AVERAGE, THAT WILL BE 69.

SAN DIEGO RIGHT AROUND 66°.

FUTURE CAS ALSO SHOWS WHERE THE CLOUDS ARE GOING TO BE FORMING HERE THROUGHOUT THE LATE EVENING AND PERSISTING THROUGHOUT THE - MORNING.

WE'LL START TO SEE A LITTLE BIT OF A SHIFT HERE TOWARDS THE AFTERNOON.% AND WE'LL HAVE TO SEE LESSTEMPERATURES CLIMB UP TO 5° ABOVE THE HISTORICAL AVERAGE TOWARDS FRIDAY INTO SATURDAY.

SOME OF THE INTERIOR VALLEYS EVEN WARMING UP MORE INTO THE LOW 80S THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND INTO SATURDAY.

OVERNIGHT LOWS CLIMBING UP INTO THE 50S, AND AS WE TALK ABOUT THE MOUNTAINS, CLOUDING UP TO 60 TO 63 FROM THURSDAY INTO SATURDAY.

MOSTLY SUNNY AND COOL, BUT MEANWHILE, THE DESERTS ARE GOING 10 TO 15° ABOVE THUNDERSTORM THE HISTORICAL AVERAGE AND INTO THURSDAY AND FRDAY, ABOVE THE CENTURY MARK.

I' JUSTIN POVICK.

>> THIS WEEK IS YOUR CHANCE TO ENJOY ALL THAT CALIFORNIA HAS TO OFFER AT OUR VARIOUS NATIONAL PARKS.

S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. KICKED OFF ON APRIL 22ND AND RUNS THROUGH APRIL 30TH.

NTRANCE FEES ARE WAIVED AT MORE HAN 400 NATIONAL PARKS NATIONWIDE.

AND IF YOU AREN'T SURE WHICH ONE TO VISIT, THE NATIONAL PARKS - WEBSITE CAN HELP YOU CHOOSE WHICH ONE FITS YOUR WANTS AND NEEDS THE BEST.

>>> WHAT'S YOUR ACTIVITY?

WHAT DO YOU WANT THE ENVIRONMENT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT AND HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU HAVE RE KIND OF MY THREE CRITERIA WHEN I'M PLANNING A TRIP FOR MYSELF.

ú >> AND THIS YEAR'S THEME IS YOUR PARK STORY," AND THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE IS ASKING VISITORS TO SHARE WHAT PARK IS SPECIAL TO THEM.

IF YOU AREN'T ABLE TO VISIT THE PARK OF YOUR CHOICE IN PERSON, YOU CAN STILL JOIN IN BY - FOLLOWING THE HASHTAG ú#nationalparkweek on socal media.

MORE THAN 43,000 WOMEN IN U.S. WILL DIE THIS YEAR FROM BREAST CANCER, ACCORDG TO ESTIMATES FOM THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY.

AND AMONG THEM, BLACK WOMEN HAVE THE HIGHEST DEATH RATE.

MANDY GAITHER HAS MORE ON A RECENT STUDY AND WHY IT'S PROMPTING CALLS FOR THIS GROUP TO GET SCREENED AT A YOUNGER AGE.

>> Reorter: IT'S ONE OF THE MOST COMMON CANCERS IN U.S. WOMEN AND DETECTING BREAST CANCER EARLY IS CRITICAL.

>>HE MAMMOGRAMS HAVE BEEN SHOWN TO REDUCE DEATH FROM BREAST CANCER.

>> Reorter: A STUDY PUBLISHED IN THE MEDICAL JOURNAL JAMA NETWORK OPEN FINDS THAT CLINICAL TRIALS MAY BE NEEDED TO INVESTIGATE WHETHER BLACK WOMAN SHOULD START GETTING MAMMOGRAMS AT YOUNGER AGES.

THIS GROUP IS LESS LIKELY TO BE DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER WHEN COMPARED TO WHITE WOMEN.

BLAK WOMEN HAVE A 40% HIGH ERIC BREWERS CANCER DEATH RATE.

> YOUNGER BLACK WOMEN ARE BEING DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER AND DYING FROM BREAST CANCER.

> Reporter: THE EXACT REASON WHY IS UNCLEAR AND BREAST CANCER SCREENING GUIDANCE CAN BE CONFUSING.

THE U.S. PREVENTATIVE SERVICES TASK FORCE, MEDICAL EXPERTS WHOSE RECOMMENDATIONS HELP GUIDE DOCTORS' DECISIONS, RECMMEND SCREENING EVERY TWO YEARS STARTING AT AGE 50.

THE DECISION TO SCREEN AT AN EARLIER AGE SHOULD BE BASED ON THE INDIVIDUAL.

HOWEVER, MANY MEDICAL GROUPS, INCLUDING THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY AND MAYO CLINIC, ALREADY EMPHASIZE WOMEN HAVE THE OPTION TO START GETTING MAMMOGRAMS EVERY YEAR STARTING AT AGE 40.

THIS DOCTOR WITH THE MAYO CLINIC SAYS WHEN TO GET A MAMMOGRAM SHOULD BE DETERMINED BY ASSESSING RISK FACTORS AND EVERYONE SHOULD BE AWARE.

>>KNOW YOUR BREAST, KNOW WHEN TO START SCREENING.

UNDERSTAND YOUR RISK FACTORS AND THEN USE THAT INFORMATION WHEN THEY'RE WITH THEIR PROVIDERS, BECAUSE WHEN YOU DO MAKE THAT EFFOT, I THINK THE UPTAKE OF MAMMOGRAMS IS HIGHER.

WOMEN ARE MORE LIKELY TO GET ONE IF THEY UNDERSTAND WHY THEY'RE GETTING IT.

>> RESEARCHERS IN OUR STATE ENLISTED MAN'S BEST FRIEND TO HELP SNIFF OUT COVID-19.

THEY TRAINED TWO LABRADOR RETRIEVERS TO SNIFF FOR VOLATILE úORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON PEOPLE'S ANKLES AND BROUGHT THEM TO 27 SCHOOLS.

THE RESULTS WERE PUBLISHED TODAY AND THEY WERE PRETTY GOOD.

THE DOGS DETECTED 85 INFECTIONS AND RULED OUT MORE THAN 3400 OTHERS.

THE RESEARCHERS SAY THE POINT IS S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S REPLACE ANTIGEN TESTING - ENTIRELY.

>>> NOW LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT ONE OF OUR TOP STORIES.

SOON, THE CITY COUNCIL WILL VOTE WHETHER TO SPEND $23 MILLION TO WIDEN A HEAVILY TRAFFICKED REEWAY.

THE NEW HOV LANES WOULD SPAN A TWO-MILE STRETCH OF THE 56 IN CARMEL VALLEY.

THE FREEWAY IS HEAVILY TRAFFICKED BY SUBURBAN COMMUTERS DRIVING NORTH TO GO TO WORK.

HOWEVER, THE PLAN WAS MET WITH OPPOSITION BY CLIMATE ACTIVISTS WHO SAY THE ADDED LANES WOULD INCREASE GREEHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS.

THEY ALSO SAY DECADES OF RESEARCH SUGGEST WIDENING THE LANES WOULD NOT RELIEVE TRAFFIC CONGESTION.

p>>> AND HERE'S A LOOK AT WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON FOR TOMORROW IN THE KPBS NEWSROOM.

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NPR MORNING EDITION LOOKS AT THE AND FAIRNESS AND THE GIG% ECONOMY.

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THANKS FOR JOINING US.

I'M MAYA TRABULSI, GOOD NIGHT.

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