where's sasha at? -there you are! -sasha: good to see you.estaurant is. sasha: yeah, i know. it's doing well. i think it's a testament to the fact that we set up a really good concept with fresh food that allow people to eat a good, balanced meal during lunch. it's the middle of winter. it's freezing outside. and you can't fit any more people in here. rich, how are you, buddy? good to see you, my man. i don't want to get your hands dirty. all right. let's see the process happen. sasha: hi. would you like a bowl or a pita today? lemonis: bowl? i'm gonna give you a lot of protein. what type of meat would you like? man: can i do the traditional? lemonis: we need more gyro meat, please. -sasha: it's coming. -lemonis: all right. let's pick it up. what type of meat do you want? let's knock these out, guys. come on. does everybody like the food? -man: it's awesome. -all: yeah! lemonis: chicken? need more chicken! i'm going a mile a minute serving food, but i can't help but notice mike's just lounging around at one of the tables. the last time i was

sasha, regresamos contigo ahora al estudio. sasha: muchÍsimas gracias.gado en vivo desde mÉxico. vÁmonos del eclipse... Ándale, amigo. quiero saludarte. para hablar de esto que es la energÍa, los eclipses y todo. hay muchos mitos, hay muchas leyendas de cÓmo bella las antiguas culturas los eclipses. no es asÍ, jaime? jaime: asÍ es, en todas las culturas antiguas. sobre todo en todas estas zonas arqueolÓgicas y templos, siempre hay una conexiÓn astronÓmica y energÉtica, principalmente con la luna. >> yo me imagino los mayas o todas estas antiguas civilizaciones maravillosas. me imagino lo que pensaban, no? cuando se ve un eclipse. jaime: sÍ, de hecho, todos los fenÓmenos naturales eran importantes para ellos. pero el eclipse es algo fundamental, por todo lo que las creencias les decÍa no les transmitÍan. pero lo mÁs importante, lo que ellos veÍan energÉticamente que pasaba en alguno de estos eclipses. algunas de estas historias o leyendas o creencias dicen de que el centro de la luna tiene un mecanismo que en aquel entonces estaba activado y que este meca

don't be surprised if sasha returns to d.c. next year. >> what makes this tournament special?the fans are amazing. they are always coming up to support it. night it is to watch some tennis , and that is what makes it special. they are here from the first round on to the finals. that is why i think all of the players enjoy coming back. ascha dropped one set in the opening match and didn't drop a set the rest of the tournament. he is playing really well right now on the road to the u.s. open later this month. reporting at the citi open, scott abraham, abc 7 sports. robert: the natural -- the nats with the rubber map -- the rubber match. top of the third, brian goodwin slices one to left, kyle schwab rber can't make the catch. coson contrary's -- top of the eighth, tied at four, bases-loaded. yes,rand slam to center, and the nets go on to win the final, nine-four. finally, the mystics pick up a huge win against the phoenix mercury. 85-80. the forget, sports sunday. stay up with us. kimberly: kimberly: this nine-year-old is setting his sights pretty high. he applied at nasa, and h

definitely with chelsea and kelly and sasha, with molly and sasha we felt very protective os them.people thought it was odd how protective we were. but it isn't. we saw ourselves in them. when are grandpa became president in the when they left the white house with the same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager when your dad is president is not always easy but it's also incredibly rewarding. had, we we been penpals with them, we been very open letters to but we've heard back in a private way. i'm proud to be a part of this group. seems like the most recent have been women, i think were part of a group of awesome women who have each other's back. and we are part of a group that's like that. >> you are part of the plan. >> given your experience, what you think is going to baron trump's mind? >> i hope what is going throughn his mind -- you at an elementary school, school, friends, playing sports or doing whatever, baron trump is a kid and deserves to be at kid you should be treated like that. but all of us didn't always have but mostly, i think children of the pr

definitely with kelsey and malia and sasha.with malia and sasha we felt unbelievably protective of them. people i think thought it was odd how protective we were. but it isn't, we saw ourselves in thing. we saw our little self and then when a grandpa became president and then when you left the white house it was thesame age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad as president is always that easy but it's also incredibly rewarding. we have had, we kind of been penpals with them. we have learned some facts from the period we have been very open letters to them but we've heard back in a private way. i'm just a proud to be part of this group. especially other women, there are men, too, but the most recent have been women. i do think we are part of a group of really awesome women who had each other's backs. i think that's whole point of this book. we are part of the group that's like that. >> guest: sisters first. >> guest: you're a part of the clay. we would not leave me out but sisters first can mean

karla: recordemos que por ahora es sÓlo una propuesta como dice sasha.arla: aquÍ lomos a mantener informado como sabe aquÍ estamos para servirle. ana: como siempre yo muy atenta a las noticias de la polÍtica y mÁs adelante estará con nosotros el ex vicepresidente que nos va a presentar su documental sobre el calentamiento global precisamente gracias al calentamiento global existe todo esto lo que es en el mundo lluvias calor intenso y voy a comenzar con la ola de calor que se sigue extendiendo en california llegando hasta el norte de los estados unidos, muchas alertas de incendios precauciÓn con esto, por otro lado tenemos un sistema de baja presiÓn que estÁ viniendo desde el norte afectando lo que son los grandes largos, un poco de lluvia dispersan lo que es el sur de los estados unidos voy ahora el mapa de las temperaturas como pueden ver en el rango de los 80 lluvia para lo que es chicago, filadelfia y nueva york 50% en esta actividad en miami y aunque no hay tanta lluvia tenemos 91 pero la sensaciÓn tÉrmica es todavÍa mÁs caliente. aumentarÍa mozo no

host: let's let sasha respond. guest: thank you for calling in. just a couple things. trans folks are already serving in many parts of the world, including israel and france and the united kingdom, with distinction and without incident. the argument that somehow allowing trans folks in the u.s. to serve openly would create some kind of disruption has not been proven. desegregating our military was the same argument made with race at that time. the myth of creating disruption has never been proven. host: our next caller in maine. caller: i served 23 years in the army. it is extremely disruptive. it was disruptive at camp shelby when an incident happened there. york, there was a problem with one of the female troops when they found out that one captain was trying to put the moves on his female sergeant. i have seen it all. it is extremely disruptive. i served in special forces and you have to have type running units. i also served as a drill sergeant. it is definitely disruptive and controversial and it affects the smooth running of any unit where we require smooth coope

coming up tuesday morning, session booker, -- sasha booker, discusses the proposed gender military bone- military band. gender-military ban the then, george washington usversity professor updates on the investigations of the trump white house and russia. be sure to watch, live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. now, a look at the threat of lone wolf terrorism. of the center for security studies at georgetown university will talk about the motivations and tactics of lone wolf terrorists, and the challenges facing law enforcement officials. from the washington institute of near east policy, they hosted the event. >> good afternoon everybody. good afternoon and welcome to the washington institute for near east policy, and to the latest program on counterterrorism and intelligence lecture series. it is my pleasure to have on the podium today, a speaker from

. >> i love sasha and malia's reaction. shall we go to mom jokes?my sister bet me $100 that i couldn't make a car out of sp . spaghetti. but you should have seen the look on her face when i drove past her. it's corny joke time. >> pasta? >> when i drove pasta. >> her instagram is full of those corny jokes. >> they're so bad they're good. i got one for you. so a chauffeur is driving the pope one day when the pope taps on the glass and says this car is amazing, i've always you mind if i switch seats? the guy's like, what am i going to do, say no to the pope? they switch seats, they are flyin' down the highway when whoop, whoop, the cop pull thes th them over. he says i've got a problem, i pulled over someone really important. they say it is an athlete? no, more important. a movie star? more important. more important. who is it? i don't know, but the pope's his shoefer. >> this guy's walking around the apartment, sees a snail, chucks it outside. a year goes by, and he's in his yard. and he gets a knock on the door, opens the door, looks down, the snail

tuesday morning, sasha booker, staff attorney for lambda legal and a transgender marine veteran, discusses the proposed transgender van -- ban. >> then joshua green will talk about his book on steve bannon and his relationship with president trump. and george washington university law professor jonathan turley updates on the investigation of the trump white house and russia. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. during the discussion. announcer: now a look at the threat of lone wolf terrorism. panelists include an israeli counterterrorism official, along with the director for security studies at georgetown university. they will talk about the motivations and tactics of lone wolf terrorists, and the challenges facing law enforcement officials. from the washington institute of near east policy. they hosted this event

sasha: leopard pattern side tables flank the bed.e, edgy aspect to the more classical elements. you gotta be a little provocative in the bedroom, and i right? hey, everybody. i'm genevieve gorder, filling in for the lovely sarah gore while she's out on maternity leave.

sasha: miro y no me creo que soy yo.e puede. alejandro: totalmente. aquÍ estÁ, una historia de Éxito, joven y emprendedora con un futuro por delante y dijo "yes you can!" ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: gracias, mi querido alejandro. quieres transformar tu vida y tu salud bajando 70 libras como sasha. es tu oportunidad, "yes you can!" es un estilo de vida saludable y con sabor latino. suplementos de alta calidad que te ayudan al control de tu peso y en tu salud. pregunte por ser un cliente preferencial para llevar el control de tu transformaciÓn mes a mes. ya lo sabes "yes you can!" >> comienza tu estilo de vida saludable hoy, ordena ¡listos, ya! siquitibum va a brillar. en la escuela, de regreso, allá brillará. siquitibum estrella será! vamos a la escuela... ¡preparados, listos, ya! nde gallinas no enjauladas.evos y nos aseguramos de ofrecerte un sabor sensacional. para best foods, el verdadero placer está en el sabor. satcha:tras llas rejas se encuentra una empleada de una enfermera infantil bajo cargos de abuso contra menores. la mujer t

but her fiance, sasha farber, will be watching from the sidelines this season. >> most exciting thinge 23-year-old alan bersen. he stepped up when maks got injured to dance. he was hoping for pro status. >> knock on wood, i hope next season i did my time. >> tonight, we have learned one more pro will be announced with the celebs next month. our "dancing" tour says that spot will go to two of time winner, cheryl burke. >> in some capacity for sure. >> one person not dancing with any pro, bachelorette rachel lindsay. a source tells us it won't be likely she will be on the show becausest to sad music and sit the corner by myself so i can be emotional. >> he's exhausting to play, i can tell you that much. >> it goes back to the script, the words. those are the things that win an actor over every single time. >> our marriage wasn't perfect, it's true, and your father wasn't perfect either. but he was pretty damn close. >>> up next -- reese witherspoon caught between a younger man and her estranged husband. we are on the set of her sexy, new romantic comedy. >> e oh, god. >>> then britney s

sasha: esto acaparar titulares a nivel nacional e internacional.ancias y ella decide pararse y camina hacia un hospital para recibir asistencia mÉdica nosotros cuando ella separa y camina tratamos de preguntarle se hablaba espaÑol y nos dice que sÍ y tratamos de preguntarle sobre lo que habÍa pasado y ella no pudo hablar por los dolores. ahora su mamÁ ha creado una cuenta para recaudar fondos y pagar los gastos mÉdicos, la peticiÓn se ha vuelto viral, la idea era recaudar 120.000 $ y hasta el momento han recaudado 80.000 $, la mamÁ de la muchacha que vive en houston dice que su hija no cuenta con seguro mÉdico asÍ que estÁn recaudando estos fondos para pagar los gastos porque no tienen dinero. la mamÁ ha dicho que la joven ha sufrido fracturas en el crÁneo y por supuesto necesita ayuda. es muy lamentable ver como este acto de odio ha afectado a esta familia hispana de ascendencia colombiana. sasha: lamentable lo que ha hecho para esta familia y tambiÉn para parientes de la vÍctima mortal y los otros que resultaron heridos. claudia gracias por ese i

but her fiance, sasha farber, will be watching from the sidelines this season. >> most exciting thingthe world. >> the 23-year-old alan bersen. he stepped up when maks got injured to dance. he was hoping for pro status. >> knock on wood, i hope next season i did my time. >> tonight, we have learned one more pro will be announced with the celebs next month. our "dancing" tour says that spot will go to two of time winner, cheryl burke. >> in some capacity for sure. >> one person not dancing with any pro, bachelorette rachel lindsay. a source tells us it won't be likely she will be on the show because she is working on oher relationship with bryan. nischelle turner with me. >> that's a great idea because you know what happens on those shows and you know what's great? the fact we're getting our first taste of "this is us." listen. i'll give everybody a second to get your tissues out. you got them? all right. here you go. >> how did you get this way with me? >> i know you guys didn't have a perfect marriage. >> it's complicated. get those tissues out, for your >> if you wondered about a "s

meet buttercup and sasha, these are only temporary names given to the two rottweilers rescued by marcusaw the two female dogs stuck along the schuylkill river thursday and immediately knew he had to help. >> i think somebody abandoned them. i don't want to think that. i think they got really far and happened to fall in the water. >> reporter: these pictures show the dogs covered in algae in need of a helping hand. brown is a rower and his boss called him about 6:00 a.m. thursday when she saw the dogs stranded in the water not far from the saint joseph's university boathouse. >> it was good seeing those dogs get up on the dock. >> reporter: brown says his friends call him rottweiler whisperer because he has a two-year-old named mocha. mocha said he called police who called animal control. he left thinking those dogs would be okay but says he only returned to find the officers gone and those dogs still there. if they're still there i'm going to save them some way, some how. >> reporter: animal care and control team of philadelphia says the initial report came in for loose dogs. she says b

sasha: gracias por ese informe. que el cierre del puente brooklyn que conecta a este condado con la isla de manhattan. pues este llegÓ acÁ, a este tribunal, y posteriormente, llegÓ su esposa, y mar coronel, junto a sus dos niÑas y a la hermana del narcotraficante. hasta ahora, Éste era defendido por abogados pÚblicos. o mÁs bien, abogados que eran pagados por los contribuyentes. el Órgano federal se oponÍa alegando que joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn tenÍa que pagar Él por sus propios abogados. por lo que Éste se veÍa obligado a contratar a dos representantes privados. uno de ellos es jeffrey lickman, hijo de un padrino de la mafia. Éste logrÓ eludir la cÁrcel en el 2005. hoy estos tenÍan previsto llegar a un acuerdo para ver si joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn era representado por abogados pÚblicos o abogados privados. el gobierno tenÍa que garantizarle que estos tendrÍan, o que mÁs bien "el chapo", tendrÍa con quÉ pagarle estos abogados. sin embargÓ, no llegó a ningÚn acuerdo. y le dijo que ellos podrÍan representar a "el chapo"

that was their nicknames, sasha was his nickname. that they somehow had a role in all of this perhaps or possibly, an more likely, that group valanta that i was talking about, that anarchist group in san francisco, that they had something to do with it, but all of it is speculation. i think all of this certainty about the perpetrator is kind of eager having looked at all of the sources. now as the 100 year anniversary has come and gone of the attack, the only consensus seems to be there isn't consensus. the other consensus is that clearly mooney and billings did not plant that bomb. but perhaps the who-done-it question is not as significant as this broader story of why this mattered. as i kind of outlined in my three parts for you today, what this event kind of tells us, the san francisco bombing became known as the mooney case, the preparedness day bombing, stands as i think an underexplore pd and under appreciated mom ent i american history. something like this, all the way to saco and venzetti in 1920. the preparedness day bombing

sasha: sÉ que bastar con nosotros para continuar conversando por supuesto sobre este eclipse y lo quena mÁxima en los 79 cielos ligeramente nublados y muy poca probabilidad de precipitaciÓn, hoy las vegas tiene un 40% de actividad de lluvia y el dÍa de maÑana martes y toda la semana va desaparecer esa oportunidad de chubascos y va a tener muchÍsimo sol, en texas continÚa el sol, cielos limpios 79 como mÍnima y un poco de nubosidad en lo que serÍa houston la ciudad del sol se mantienen en rango de los 89 probabilidad de lluvia sino hasta horas de la noche asÍ que no hay que preocuparnos porque podemos ver el se solar, en new york cielos ligeramente nublados para filadelfia 88, muchÍsimo sol en la ciudad de los vientos tenemos 30% en actividad de precipitaciones cielos ligeramente nublados es todo por ahora en el estado del tiempo asÍ que ya lo sabe, hoy 21 de agosto es un dÍa muy importante asÍ que mantÉngase informado y sobre todo precavido porque el sol cuando hace de las suyas. ♪ es peligroso.♪ ana: buenos dÍas mi querido sol te voy a decir hoy te vas a ver opacado. ♪ tÚ sabes quiÉn

sasha and her son anish were stabbed inside their maple shade in march.he fbi has stepped in to help with the investigation. >> when you have a close knit community like where this occurred and in the community in which it occurred, you know, people see something, they know something, they don't necessarily know that it was important or maybe they're reluctant to come to law enforcement and we thought that it might help make people a little bit more comfortable coming forward and speaking to us. >> the victim's husband said he discovered the bodies when he came home from a work happy hour party. if you have any information, please call police. >>> turning to the forecast now, it looks like we can enjoy one more warm and sunny afternoon before that humidity creeps back in. meteorologist kate fehlinger joins us live from the cbs3 sky deck with a look at some increasing rain chances as we head into tomorrow. katie. >> that is right, jan. i think all in all we're going to wrap up our work week on a relatively okay note but you said it best, that humidity is w

. >> on sasha's comments on the impact of sanctions so far. it's impacted calculations from the government side and impacted shifting of positions and it has put security commanders to hesitate a bit more about more repressive measures, led to some shifting of command positions and so, i think that it's certainly-- while on the other hand it's hardened other actors and that certainly cannot be discarded, but there are certainly some value to having that as a tool in the absence of diplomatic engagement which doesn't necessarily exist without an ambassador and other senior leadership. and with regards to the mediation, absolutely, the fact that they were brought in and that the president accepted them as mediator was extremely important given the credibility they had with the broad population and the stances they had taken about the respective constitution. the agreement in and of itself, the main provisions of the agreement were generally accepted by the population. so it's a certain disappointment at their withdrawal, but he think their calcu

sasha: y como hacemos un plan de acciÓn? >> hay que cortar los recursos a maduro.ÑÓn y si no se toman la pastilla todo el tiempo pierden el transplante. las mujeres que tienen cÁncer de mama no se pueden hacer siquiera una mamografÍa. postergarlo hasta el 2018 es ver morir a miles de venezolanos. nuestro personal a niÑos y adultos de los camiones de basura, que han puesto en peligro su vida, porque se lanzan en los camiones de basura. >> yo les prohibÍa que los venezolanos y mexicanos manden dinero para sus paÍses porque ahi se acabÓ la revolucion bolivariana. tenemos que tomar medidas absolutamente drÁstica, que no tenga ni siquiera la guardia bolivariana para frenarla. >> hay que enfocarse en la sanciÓn, vamos a los gobiernos y puede afectar directamente a las personas. >> vamos a dejar la discusiÓn ahÍ desafortunadamente se nos ha acabado el tiempo. en tÉrminos de cifras hemos aprendido muchÍsimo, lo importante es que el tema de venezuela siga siempre siendo comentado y sea complicaciÓn en los otros gobiernos. que en venezuela solamente es noticia cuando hay 15

sasha: y como hacemos un plan de acciÓn? >> hay que cortar los recursos a maduro.sto javier olivares y carolina sarassa en este jueves 17 de agosto... comenzams con noticias en desarrollo.... asi es, con una escena de asi es, con una escena de horror que tristemente pareciera se habla hasta esta hora de una persona que posiblemente perdiÓ la vida, esto ocurrirÍa en barcelona, en la conocida calle avenida la rambla, justo fuera del centro comercial muy concurrido por turistas llamado el corte inglÉs. se habla de un hombre que venÍa abordo una furgoneta blanca y serÍa Él quien habrÍa atropellado a la multitud. >> hasta este momento la informaciÓn es de una amplia presencia policial, tambiÉn diferentes medios estÁn reportando que serÍan 20 personas heridas y podrÍa haber un muerto. informaciÓn por confirmar en este momento. recordemos que en espaÑa se han cumplido 12 aÑos desde el Último atentado terrorista desde 2004 en madrid. pero nos comunicamos con un periodista de espaÑa, donde estÁ localizado? >> ahora mismo estoy en la entrada de la rampa. la gente ha sido eva

look at professional rankings now, you see not only been us and serena, but also taylor townsend, sashakery, vicki duval, the list goes on. you can see the players started the sport because of been us or serena, how it has played off. charlie: what about latinos? katrina: we haven't had as much success in that area, it is one andy initiatives understanding how to communicate with different cultures in those communities. it is really a platform of making an opportunity for cultures that really haven't gone toward tennis. we are making it more accessible, we had a 12% growth in our hispanic numbers and after our first year of making a major push in it here we have a young man doing really well right now. to see what he is doing, hopefully he is inspiring -- charlie: to get young kids to think about being him? katrina: absolutely. descent, itof cuban is important to have role models out there you can look up to and have them going out to do clinics and whatever they can to make sure the kids get involved. charlie: is the use of drugs for performance enhancement a big issue? katrina: we hav

up next, lambda legal staff attorney sasha buchert will be here to talk about trans-genders in the military in the wake of president trump calling for a ban on their service. later, bloomberg businessweek correspondent joshua green discusses his book which focuses on steve bannon and his relationship with president trump. ♪ >> we've been on the road meeting winners of this year's studentcam video documentary competition. at east line high school in connecticut, second prize winners were handed $1500 for the documentary on environmental justice. at east line middle school, honorable mention winners received $250 for the documentary on health care. massachusetts, handing out a second prize award where students won a second-place prize of $1500 for the documentary on the wage gap. students from north hampton high an honorable mention price for the documentary on sanctuary cities and immigration reform. ,n ludlow, massachusetts students received an honorable mention prize of $250 for the documentary on the opioid epidemic. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 studentcam docum

now trending names include, quincy, recommend i, winter, ellis, independent go, sasha and ray.ink just about all of them. winter and independent go is different i had not heard those, but the other ones i like. >> how many game of thrones baby themes. >> winter. >> i like the name >> oh, yeah? >> i've heard rumors much that's my new granddaughter. he's one month old already. >> happy about our beautiful weather. >> i'm worried about texas, though. we just got the latest update from the hurricane center . the intensity has not changed and they're not backing off on their forecast of hurricane harvey becoming a category three and by this time tomorrow night things are going down in a big way. it's near corpus christi now. did you see a beautiful picture like this around sunset. and there has been a little bit of cloud cover and a couple of showers passing on through and as omar said the sigh is doing so many cool things at sunset. you you get a lot of work out of the sunlight with those clouds passing on by and it's dlitful. the clouds are dropping a few showers, not every where,

. >> brown named the girls buttercup and sasha and is keeping them at his home until their owners cann on the dogs at our web site 6abc.com. >>> a group gathered to say goodbye to an iconic mural in philadelphia's chinatown section. the colors of light mural was commissioned back in 1999 and "action news" was there this afternoon as it was decommissioned. it's coming down to make way for a new development at 12th and vine. speakers from the asian arts institute said a few words to give it a proper farewell. >> beautiful painting. >> wonderful. >> time for the "action news" traffic report. >> matt pelman with the low down on the slow down. >> here in the western burbs along 422 it's wet now, the rain is coming down and the speeds are down on the southbound side from king of prussia out toward collegeville. also reports of a crash in east norriton where germantown pike and dekalb pike come together. a warning for the weekend again on the extension. saturday and sunday they completely close down a chunk of the pennsylvania turnpike. they'll be doing that this weekend on the northeast ext

so we sasha rhea courts beginning to appear as the governing system on the ground inside of syria. syria, a secular state, with a revolution that started as a secular uprising, now has significant portions of opposition controlled territory under sharia based governance. and that is because al qaeda was able to transform that revolution. it is looking to do the same thing in yemen. it is looking to do the same thing inside so mall yasm it's done part of that inside afghanistan. it's doing it in mali. that's why we're seeing this group strengthening writ large. it's not the fact that people are actively looking for the ideology. they're accepting and tolerant of the ideology because of other requirementers in protection -- protection of their livelihoods and their very lives. the united states is also somewhat fall intoon al qaeda's trap. isis came onto the scene, it conducted brutal mass executions inside of iraq and syria, it declared itself a caliphate, the islamic state and became the number one enemy for the united states. and under that, al qaeda was able to operate under a po

professional rankings now and see them and madison keys and sloan stephenson, taylor townsend and sasha, vickie duval, you can see how these players that started the sport because of venus or serena how it's really paid off. >> rose: what about latino? we haven't had as much success in that area. one of my major initiatives is bringing tennis to the hispanic communities and understanding how to communicate within the different cultures of those communities and to make it a platform and opportunity for cultures that really haven't gone towards tennis. they play a lot of soccer, baseball and other sports, but we're making it more accessible. we had a 12% growth in our hispanic numbers after our first year of really making a major push in it. we have a young man doing wall now, ernesto escobedo and see what he's doing. >> rose: it will be a similar tobl young kids. >> and then christina, of cuban descent. you have role models you can look up to and for the players to go out into the community, they're doing clinics, and wherever they can to make sure the kids are getting involved. >> rose:

. >> jimmy: this is insane because this is your son, sasha, right? oh, my goodness. and this is how giraffes are in the wild. they go door to door and they trick-or-treat. [ laughter ] >> yeah, it's like that. >> jimmy: they trick-or-treat for their food. yeah, i just saw this on national geograpic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're staying at a a great place. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how cool is that? >> i know. it was pretty cool and it gets to a point where it's completely normal. like, you just carry on with your breakfast and next thing you know -- >> jimmy: you see beautiful giraffes around you. >> yeah, they're just everywhere. and -- >> jimmy: one giraffe really loved you. >> yeah, that -- >> jimmy: here's a picture and look at this guy. >> we were on good terms. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he went for it right there. oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> we were necking. you were necking. oh, my gosh. he went for it right there, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how's our pal, nicole kidman? how's she doing? >> oh. [ laughter ] your ex-crush, right? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ]

coming up tuesday morning, sasha booker, staff attorney and transgender marine veteran discusses the proposed transgender military band. then joshua pringle talk about his book on white house chief strategist steve bannon and his relationship with president trump. and professor jonathan turley updates on the investigations of the trump white house in russia. washingtonwatch journal, like at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> housing policy officials and the chairman of the national association of homebuilders testify about ways to increase affordable housing in the u.s.. live coverage from the senate finance committee tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, here on c-span. last week, a number of republican senators sent a letter to the secretary of state, asking if the state department had removed the

tuesday morning, sasha booker, staff attorney for lambda legal and a transgender marine veteran, discusses the proposed transgender van -- ban. >> then joshua green will talk about his book on steve bannon and his relationship with president trump. and george washington university law professor jonathan turley updates on the investigation of the trump white house and russia. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. during the discussion. announcer: now a look at the threat of lone wolf terrorism. panelists include an israeli counterterrorism official, along with the director for security studies at georgetown university. they will talk about the motivations and tactics of lone wolf terrorists, and the challenges facing law enforcement officials. from the washington institute of near east policy. they hosted this event. >> good afternoon everybody. good afternoon and welcome to the washington institute for near east policy, and to the latest program on counterterrorism and intelligence lecture series. it is my pleasure to have on our podium today boa

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