. >> we are weening her off the bottle. she gets grain. hay. and let didn't tuc e.umpkin are some of her favorite. >> hi to get my up front encounter to the social media star and she played perfectly to the camera. >> strike a pose little one. >> a true diva in action. >> what's it like day in and day out seeing the crowds come visit. >> it's still amazing, still to this day when you let her out you hear the crowd throwing crazy. >> fiona is a bright spot for a zoo that recently survived a controversial killing of a silver back gorilla after a child plunged into the enclosure. >> a three-year-old child has fallen into the gorilla cage. >> the scene, ten minutes of horror. boit's mother watching helplessly from above. >> oh, my god. >> then a critical calculation by school officials to shoot the 450 pound animal to save the child's life. >> last year was a tough year with his killing how has this changed the zoo. >> last year was a challenging time particularly for the people who worked directly with the gorilla because animal care givers, zoo keepers work with their

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ween >>> tesla will pay nearly $140,000 in penalties for excessive air pollution coming from its factory in fremont. those violations occurred between 2013 and 2016. the company will also have to install a rooftop solar system at a local boys & girls club. google has been hit with a discrimination lawsuit. a former employee claims youtube, a google subsidiary, stopped hiring white and asian men for technical positions last night saying it was done to meet diversity quotas. google responded with this statement, quote, we have a clear policy to hire candidate based on their merit, not their identity, and at the same time, we unapologetically try to find a diverse pool of qualified candidates for open roles. former uber ceo travis kalanick has a new gig. he is joining the board of a medical office software company started by one of his friends in southern california. kalanick resigned as uber's ceo in june although he is still on the board. >>> sacramento county is leading a lawsuit accusing state officials of holding illegal secret meetings about the delta tunnel project. the project would

improvemen improvements to their home in this time that so many families are moving from san francisco, ween courage you to approve this project and have this this family remain in our city. an excerpt from a letter from jill buckley at 1856 green street. the gaydo's are well known on our block and jane has devoted countless hours to volunteering. jane is head of the parents' association and has served on the school's board. next, melissa buckley, the gaydo's go above and beyond in our community. they support other families by offering to take kids for meals and ad ventures on union street, and they keep us in the loop with important community news, sometimes crime, sometimes how to support a local business. living in a city packed so closely together with so many neighbored can be challenging. we've seen them be supportive in that context. we're thankful to have them in our community. next, i was the gaydo's first tenant. please approve the plans without further changes or delay. finally, from defini-vonne johnson -- the owner of the property next door then proceeded to do a remodel and ins

would not need metal detectors and clear backpacks and more weapons in our streets if there weren't weensbeen useless on this issue. our job as their constituents is to make sure we know what they're thinking. there are over 250 representatives that have not come out with a public stance on this issue. it is our job to make sure that we call them up and force them out of the shadows of corruption and into the light of justice. as teens, people think that we don't like to wait around for things and they're sometimes right. a lot of you are probably wondering what now. now we need to come together on all fronts and push aside those that divide us. now we need to get on the phone and call our representatives and push them to stop incumbency and take action. now we need to educate ourselves on which politicians are truly working for the people and which ones we want to vote out! because at the end of the day, bullets do not discriminate. so why should we? it is not about your race. it is not about your sexual orientation. it is not about your ethnicity. it is not about your gender. it is not

and the special counsel certainly knows a lot more than weening and that meeting was significant. >> of jared kushner. whether it is a threat for him to have national security clearance. here is how he answered. >> i don't think it is a threat to our national security. he now has under general kelly's direction had a temporary access to some types of information, but not to highly classified information. >> were you satisfied with that answer? do you think that was the full story? >> i was underwhelmed by that answer. and unimpressed and unsatisfied because jared kushner continues to occupy a position of profoundly significant trust. in any other administration he would be out of that job and he should be out of that job in this administration. he is potentially a continuing threat to our national security because he has possible access to very sensitive and secret information even if it is not the most highly classified. >> thank you snr blumenthal i appreciate your time. and next, you come to a fork in the way. do you take the donald trump highway or the stormy rampway. lose weight

rules committee this afternoon on the omnibus bill, and now evidently there's wrangeling going on a ween the parties and bicameral between the senate and the house and that measure isn't ready to come to the floor. and yet we're dealing with something that isn't the highest priority of the moment. i commented last night, anything that will help a person that is facing death is the kind of thing that we would want that person to have an opportunity to deal with. but we have children who have been killed and we have children who are facing the potential for that kind of horror and yet we're doing nothing. so, madam speaker, once again i rise to appeal to my fremmeds on the other side of the aisle -- my friends on the other side of the aisle, please listen to the american people. and do more to help the epidemic of gun violence that has plagued our nation and that the american people are demanding congress to do more. for example, in a recent gallup poll, nearly 2/3 of adults wanted stricter laws on the sale of firearms. and according to a recent poll, 75% of respondents said they think gun

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butl: paul is the expert, he would tell you that we might in recent memory distinguished d,ween, like there is b, c, that before and after justice scalia. before it was cooler and more quiet, but from the very first day on the supreme court, justice scalia actually began to change all of that and now most of the justices lean in in a big way. i was told the story that justice scalia, his first day, it is now a hot bench, and it was not much before. paul can clarify, but the story is told that at least on the very first day when justice scalia was on the bench and he is asking question after question, one of the justices, a very polite lewis powell leans over to throw good marshall and says, do you think he knows we are here? that is the story i've heard. susan: you have made the story that the court wanted here the best arguments on both sides. one viewer tweets, "they needed something more than a twentysomething." ofil: that is the call florida, without it'-- with all its resources it could've picked anyone. so maybe it was a problem for florida. they could've sent a team of lawyers.

. >>> let's sends over to lawyer ween check of today's forecast , nice right now but later, storm movingarnings in effect, philadelphia county, all pa suburbs up into the lehigh valley, berks county and the poconos, 7:00 p.m. this evening until late tomorrow night. for today, increase in clouds, late day shower possible, high temperature at 47. and then precipitation moves in tonight periods of rain and snow, with a low temperature at 33 degrees, and timing this out for tonight and tomorrow, 12:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. tomorrow dealing with wintery mix some of which could be heavy at times but primarily all snow even during this time frame west of i-95, and then 10:00 a.m. until morning until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon for most of us, going to be dealing with heavy snow that will be the peak intensity of the storm. we'll see significant snowfall totals west of i-95, and then meisha, sharp cut off as we head into inland new jersey, looking at about two-4 inches, because we'll see mainly rain and sleet in these locations. >> okay, all right lauren, thank you so much. looking outside for you

in many cases it's the .07% versus 1 ween 1/2% and i understand again they attacks them but i'm curious why does she find so many ways to support them? personally, i think in this economy there is a need for community banks and credit unions and regional and global banks as well. what we want is accountability. we want less, less federal control. and what we want is more private capital. and we want to ensure there are never more taxpayer bailouts. and again, as i said earlier, as this so-called parade of horribles was brought to the attention of the house, why is it a majority of democrats on her committee support this legislation? 16 of them support the legislation. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. waters: thank you very much. mr. speaker, members, i always have these lively debates with my chairman and he never fails to point out that i voted for the bailout. and of course, you know, oftentimes when he comes with one of these deregulation bills and talks about b

morphine after surgery, they cannot come off it, and the gp has to take them off the medication slowly, weenes are crammed, they get lost to the service. they go to a doctor and the doctor does not know the history. they continue the prescription. it is complex. we expect these days to live without any pain at all. and come to that a cce pta nce any pain at all. and come to that acceptance that we have to try and manage the pain in a different way. i think that's the stage where at now. let's talk about the risks people are taking! long—term, what are the risks? if you been taking opiates painkillers for a long time... a long time is what? chronic pain would be described as pain experienced repeatedly and taking a medication for longer than six months so if you've been taking opiates painkillers for that amount of time or longer, it has an effect on your mood, it can make you feel anxious, it can have an effect on your immune system, it has an effect on your sexual health. but also the fa ct on your sexual health. but also the fact that that the american psychiatry association predictive med