. >> funded by donations to>> hazel ton, a nonprofit treatment center, revenue from the play will be youth treatment scholarships. >> the fellowship and the connection and the community that comes from aa and otherfrom self-help programs is a corner stone for a lot of people's recovery. >> in the audience after the play, college students in thetsi group shared their stories. >> the program is completely -- has completely saved my life. i love learning about the history because if it didn't play out the way it did ioul wouldn't be here today. >> the audience there, the emotions ran very, very deep. you can see though that wasn'tu an aa meeting. the aa meetings they commune together, they share stories and they build togetherçó strength to quit.her >> what is your take on this? >> i think this is a normal t process when the teenagers gos to college. they are under a lot of pressure. they are being separated fromr a their families. there is apr peer pressure and a cool thing to do all of thesehig thursday nights and saturday nights. t you are working hard. there is no excuse for this,ha

. >> so it adds an extra rich chocolate and dark chocolate >> this chocolate hazel nut is one of theest craft beers. the only problem is you can't buy a bo the tell of this in stores. >> until we get that label approval, we won't be able to put out any new beers on the shelves at stores. >> the government shutdown has closed a little known federal agency that approves the new beer labels for the market. it is the alcohol tobacco tax and trade bureau. >> we are always trying to create new things to try. >> the shutdown is impacting mostly craft brewers who put out quirky flavors and seasonal beers for beer tbeeks. >> it is nice to have a change with beer. something with flavor and character. >> what burned these breweries is that the agency is still collecting the permit taxes from them. >> even though we are not able to put out our new product had until the federal government is back in business. >> irritating? >> very irritating. >> this is a crucial time because they are in the midst of expanding from 1600 to 3,000 barrels a year. without an approval label they can't sell more beer

because you say this is going trees prime minister was taken away by armed gunmen and nobody knows a way hazel what exactly happened. mao zedong mouth said it i think succinctly in one sentence. power is found at the end of the barrel of a gun and that's how international relations offer rates there's no such thing as the rule of law there's no such thing as an actual law that the united states and really right now there is there is one person president barack obama and what he says is what happens the once we look at rack and ruin libya is a country in ruin not only the infrastructure the death of an estimated fifteen thousand people due to us invasion two years ago but the civic structure is destroyed by us invasion and we see the rack and ruin in iraq almost on a daily basis with deadly. tragic car bombings and such still this is what the us is it is an employer it's a global empire and it goes wherever it wants to go and does whatever it wants to do except in south america might might we say that we have a glimmer of hope that russians south america are challenging the unit polar moment i

. >> this chocolate hazel nut is one of the latest craft beers.y problem is you can't buy a bo the tell of this in stores. >> until we get that label approval, we won't be able to put out any new beers on the shelves at stores. >> the government shutdown has closed a little known federal agency that approves the new beer labels for the market. it is the alcohol tobacco tax and trade bureau. >> we are always trying to create new things to try. >> the shutdown is impacting mostly craft brewers who put out quirky flavors and seasonal beers for beer tbeeks. >> it is nice to have a change with beer. something with flavor and character. >> what burned these breweries is that the agency is still collecting the permit taxes from them. >> even though we are not able to put out our new product had until the federal government is back in business. >> irritating? >> very irritating. >> this is a crucial time because they are in the midst of expanding from 1600 to 3,000 barrels a year. without an approval label they can't sell more beer. it is another economic

. >> this chocolate hazel nut is one of the latest craft beers. bo the tell of this in stores. >> until we get that label approval, we won't be able to put out any new beers on the shelves at stores. >> the government shutdown has closed a little known federal agency that approves the new beer labels for the market. it is the alcohol tobacco tax and trade bureau. >> we are always trying to create new things to try. >> the shutdown is impacting mostly craft brewers who put out quirky flavors and seasonal beers for beer tbeeks. >> it is nice to have a change with beer. something with flavor and character. >> what burned these breweries is that the agency is still collecting the permit taxes from them. >> even though we are not able to put out our new product had until the federal government is back in business. >> irritating? >> very irritating. >> this is a crucial time because they are in the midst of expanding from 1600 to 3,000 barrels a year. without an approval label they can't sell more beer. it is another economic side affect caused by the g

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hazel sanchez reports, her neighbors are very shocked because they didn't even know she was pregnant. >> reporter: police say tiana rodriguez gave birth to an 8 1/2-pound baby boy wednesday. sources close to the investigation say the full-term baby was breathing when he was born. but it's not known yet how he dide or if his 17-year-old mother took his life. >> i hope she didn't do nothing to the baby. that's all. i hope she didn't do it. >> reporter: neighbor gloria pair said she saw rodriguez with her 2-year-old son and had no idea that she was pregnant with her second child. it became a surprise when rodriguez and another 17-year- old girl were caught allegedly shoplifting at victoria's secret in harold square. security guards smelled a foul odor, coming from rodriguez's bag and discovered the baby's body inside. >> i don't understand why she would do something like that. >> reporter: police now believe rodriguez was 6 to 8 months pregnant when she gave birth. investigators say the young mother told them, she didn't know what to do with the child. the medical examiner is still tryin

he was described in his military papers as hazel i with light hair. a 21 year-old mulatto who was captured and detected as such and was sent along with the other yankee captives to andersonville, where unfortunately, he died six months later from the ravages of the prison. of course when the confederates reported his death, no mention was made of his being colored. but his racial identification already was on his union papers. consequently he possibly is the only known runaway slave buried at andersonville, a fact that i revealed to a representative of andersonville when i attended his presentation. at first dubious, he was able to locate private john breaux lock on his andersonville database. later, i received from andersonville a photograph of the graveside, 5045, he relies between two white soldiers and not in the colored section. another colored soldier of interest is private thomas candon's, son of madison innings, son of dolly hemmings of monticello. in his memoir published in 1873 in the pike county republic, madison stated that his son, thomas

i went to the other one and at least half the time nobody was there because hazel had let them out early. and the following year, all of the children had to go into the consolidated school district, and the ones from eva brown's school did, without incident, and they all stayed. the ones from the other woman's school went, but then there was a renegade group that went out and started their own school. but that's time for that. what i learned best was taught to me by philip aiker's father. philip had hearing problems, and i started my conference with his dad, talking down to him, i'm embarrassed to say. but i learned within about two minutes of our starting the conversation that his vocabulary was very much equal to mine. i think i had them confused with christian scientists, or at least in my- i don't know much about that, but my picture was that they had nothing to do with modern medicine, so he would not have known anything. he knew a lot, and i learned an important lesson early in my career, which was, thou shalt not talk down to anyone who's sitting in front of you. and i didn't. but

additionally secretary hazel hosted the president of somalia and is chief of defense at the pentagone in agents have been critical in identifying and better understanding security needs and concerns. in conclusion it will continue present a complex set of challenges. however, with sustained assistance from the united states and other international partners and national security apparatus will be better positioned to fend off the insurgency and gradually transform their fragile state into a success story. thank you for your enduring support to our men and women in uniform and our dedicated team of civilian professionals. we look forward to working with you. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon. thank-you. i appreciate the opportunity to speak with you today. most importantly your ongoing support for the assistance programs that make a difference in the lives of millions. when i last testified in front of this committee that was as the worst drought had plunged more than 13 million people in the region into crisis, and after the july 20th you in declaration. at the heig

and when she gets in character, with the dark contacts, her eyes are hazel.was it for you? >> really emotional. but fun. it was a fun shoot. you can't stop laughing. keke, she has enough. and these two are just as themselves, they're really funny. >> you play chili, right? >> yeah. >> how was it for you? >> i told her every time. we hang out and having a few sleepovers. i had to catch myself because i was so star-struck. girl -- you're biggest fan. watching "scrubs." i remember performing "scrubs." i had the outfit she had on now. to be playing her, unreal. >> there's a connection with you playing t-boz because of your family. and really, part of the film, really chronicles your journey, with sickle cell anemia. >> i've been a spokesperson for eight years. it was personal. and we would travel when i was younger to the summer camp. so, when i got this opportunity, i really wanted to bring that to the forefront. and i could relate because it was personal for me. >> it comes through. it really comes through in this film. the soundtrack. out today. talk about tha

following secretary hazel's decision to recall these workers the you understand how the department of defense is providing guidance on how they intend to proceed with new contracts that are in the pipeline? >> press your button if you would. if anyone wants to comment on this, you start. >> some contracts are put on hold. it is out there on the twenty-seventh of october and we are getting ready for these current rags that are going to come out. and a lot of contracts are. >> that has a detrimental impact to small business. >> i think the reason is not only is it important but a huge buyer of goods and services and what we are trying to get people to understand, every federal worker came back to the department of defense but if you don't give a signal to your contractors which are your partners in every department but particularly in this department it is significant. you want to comment and mr. paul and i will end with one question. >> as you know being a view of the contractor the excellence you need to provide is high, the uncertainty that we face is what services they need to suppo