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Saturday Sessions: David Gray performs “Mallory”

Grammy-nominated singer David Gray made his mark on the music scene two decades ago with “White Ladder,” a self-released album that slowly climbed to the top of the charts. He’s marking the milestone with a 20th anniversary tour and a special deluxe rerelease of the album. Gray performs “Mallory” on “Saturday Sessions.” Source

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Saturday Sessions: David Gray performs “The Sapling”

Grammy-nominated singer David Gray made his mark on the music scene two decades ago with “White Ladder,” a self-released album that slowly climbed to the top of the charts. He’s marking the milestone with a 20th anniversary tour and a special deluxe rerelease of the album. Gray performs “The Sapling” on “Saturday Sessions.” Source

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Audible brings jobs, hope to Newark, NJ

Newark, New Jersey has seen its share of hard times. Most recently, like Flint, Michigan, it’s found itself battling a lead water crisis, but a lot is looking up in the “brick city.” Some of the success is thanks to innovative, public-private partnerships like the one formed between the city and the audiobook company, Audible. Michelle Miller reports. Source

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Women declare war on high heels in Japan

There is an outcry on social media after a number of Japanese companies reportedly banned female employees from wearing eyeglasses to work. The controversy is similar to another, concerning female footwear in the workplace. Lucy Craft reports. Source

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Ongoing impact for Kurds after U.S. withdraws from Syria

The United States has strongly condemned recent Syrian and Russian airstrikes that killed civilians in Northwest Syria. Syrian and Russian forces have moved into the north of the country, following the partial withdrawal there by the U.S. last month and the invasion by Turkey. Charlie D’Agata reports. Source

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Bloomberg doesn’t get warm welcome from other Dems

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is already revealing a willingness to break from the Democratic pack, as he takes a step to run for president. And would-be Democratic opponents believe Bloomberg should spend his billions some other way. Ed O’Keefe reports. Source

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