jessie: terminar el rally.era suyo. había que pintarlo, ponerle el motor, preparar algunas piezas, sacarlo, limpiarlo, desbaratarlo y volverlo a armar. meses de difícil tarea que con técnicos bolivianos, disciplina europea, y la esperanza del entusiasta, emprendieron juntos para sacar del anonimato la máquina que más de cuatro décadas atrás era la gran favorita para ganarse la máxima competición de ese entonces. por dos años más, andré fue de francia a bolivia varias veces hasta que en 2017 finalmente arrancó. esta vez, con quien se convertiría jacques: me gustó, me pareció una gran idea y acepté en menos de cinco minutos. jessie: su amigo jacques, mecánico por hobby y clave a la hora de armar y desarmar. jacques: los viajes son mi pasión, pero no me imaginé nunca estar en este proyecto en el carro de mi ídolo de la juventud. jessie: entonces, sin pensarlo dos veces, tomaron carretera y salieron de bolivia. pasaron por perú, donde como consta en este documento, le certificaron su llegada. y de ahí a ecuador, do

. >>> the woman you see there in pink, jessie, has been summoned to court. she doesn't know that she is about to get a life sentence. >> you're jessie coleman? >> yes, sir. >> you know why you're here today? >> don't say anything. don't confess. you know why you're here? that person i murdered when i was 12. >> there you go. to be. that's the big question. >> she fortunately does not answer. >> i received a letter yesterday about you. >> all the things, does he know about that one time i -- oh, no. >> just sh. >> you were not born 29 years ago, but that's when you got a mother. >> that's true. >> she realizes what this might be about, and jessie immediately starts crying. >> yeah. get a tissue. >> the woman next to her is karla robinson who was married to jessie's dad and even after they divorced, karla still wanted to be in jessie's life. >> i think we give too much credit to biology sometimes. biological parent sometimes is more parent than somebody who loves you. >> it turns out karla may very well have saved jessie's life. when jessie was a little girl,

jessie's law was passed yesterday on the floor of the house. jessie was a recovering addict. she had come to michigan, was making it both education and the work force and preparing for a marathon. had an injury. subsequently had a surgery. that surgery dealt with an infection as well. a part was put in her body. she and her parents both informed the surgeons and the doctorial staff at the hospital she was a recovering addict and so opioids shouldn't be part of her therapy. sadly didn't make it to the discharging physician and he discharged her with 50 oxycodone pills. she went home the next night, overdosed and jessie grubb is no longer with us. but her story goes on and it's a story that speaks to the reason why we're doing what we're doing, to make sure this doesn't happen again. and we have people that successfully beat the addiction, can go on and have stories that speak of a future. and so i'm thankful that this bill passed, worked closely with my good friend and colleague on the other side of the aisle, debbie dingell, and we hope jessie's law becomes a law of hope and

like jessie's law. jessie's law will require the department of health and human services to establish best practices for hospitals and physicians for sharing information about a patient's past opioid addiction when that information is willingly shared by the patients with their doctors. by ensuring medical professionals are equipped with the right processes and tools to safely treat their patients, we can prevent future overdose tragedies like jessie's. mr. speaker, the opioid crisis is devastating the dreams of a generation. let's pass jessie's law today and help save lives in our communities, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from oregon reserves his time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 5009, and i'd like to submit my full state for the record. wiou object

walberg: i think this -- this is a picture of jessie grubb.

jessy cuÉntanos qué nos tienes en tu revoltillo. jessy: hoy te tengo besos, muchos besos.les seguimos viendo el apoyo de las estrellas hacia aquellos afectados por la erupciÓn del volcÁn de fuego en guatemala. ayer lucero pÚblico este video donde le manda un mensaje de solidaridad a nuestros hermanos guatemaltecos que aquÍ les dejo estas lindas palabras: lucero: sÉ que estÁn pasando por momentos muy duros, muy fuertes y quiero mandarles un abrazo con todo mi amor, desearles mucha fuerza, mucho Ánimo, mucha y mucha luz. un beso con todo, todo mi cariÑo hasta guatemala. jessy: todos sabemos que a beck y le gusta mayores y sin pijama, algo que como podemos ver le ha funcionado en su relaciÓn porque de ayer celebró dos aÑos junto a su novio sebastiÁn. la cantante compartiÓ con sus seguidores una serie de fotos y tambiÉn habla del amor que siente por el futbolista. en twitter todos estÁn comentando sobre esta imagen. un joven llamado chris collin tuiteÓ que su abuela era la bebÉ gerber, y esto no le hizo ver rica o la de productos por toda la vida, pero le dÉ la oportunidad de

you have time to live tweet jessie watters, you have time to testify, okay. trump has so much time he could help me move if i was moving. he could, yeah. he has so much time copick me up at the airport, an not like just swing by, he could park and meet me at arrival that is how much time he has. don't tell me doesn't have time. he has the time. (applause) but you have got to appreciate how far trump has come from the campaign. from no one is above the law to i don't have time to testify cuz i got that thing that i'm doing. and we haven't even reached the best part yet. because it turns out even if trump could be charged with obstruction and got indicted and found the time in his calender to testify, according to trump, he has got a cheat code. >> president trump rang in this morning on the debate tweeting as has been stated by numerous legal scholars, i have the absolute right to pardon myself. but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong? >> yeah, why would i do that? why? trump's claiming the right to let himself off the hook for any crime at any

jessie gary is live with more. >> reporter: good evening.ock and you can see a few rvs behind me. down the block, you can see the complete line that spreads for a half mile down the brock. so officials with the county are joining hands with groups to create a safe haven. >> i think anybody in the city can see that there is a growing homeless population here in city. >> reporter: nowhere is it more evident. a line of rvs as far as the eye can see. 5 year mobile home resident started out in a van and upgraded to this rv three years ago. the appeal, all the comforts of a home but freedom from rents. >> i can leave right now if i don't like something. i can go start it up and go somewhelse. the problem for many residents, the rvs don't leave and are an eyesore. >> can we all partner to do what we can and gemore done than anyone could do by ourselves. >> reporter: it led to empty parking lots like this one, which starting july 2 will rvs. the lots of love, safe parking program. >> they will get a space and a parking lot from 7:00 p.m. to 7 a.m. t

jessy waters has something to say on the comments on ivanka trump and the double standard in this countrylance. picking the right style takes time. one picky customer shouldn't take all your time. need something printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. get your coupon for 20% off services, technology and more at office depot and officedepot.com. why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids. pour it through brita's two-stage filter. dissolved solids remain? what if we filter it over and over? (sighing) oh dear. thank goodness zerowater's five-stage filter gets to all zeroes the first time. so, maybe it's time to upgrade. get more out of your water. get zerowater. >> sean: the outrageous comments by samantha bee and we played examples of comments that go uncounted. here's a small sampling. >> a lot of us thous -- thought ivanka will be our saving grace when he's going to nuke finland she'll walk in the bedroom and -- daddy, daddy -- don't do it, daddy.

presentation by jessie johnson. clinical practice manager. and shannon simonson, direct other of education and social services. hearing and speech center of northern california. public comment is welcome. break, the council will take a 15-minute break. 8 a, information item, shared scooter permit program, starting in june. the sfmta will be authorized to issue permits for shared scooter programs. sfmta is in the process of finalizing the detailed requirements for these systems and want to gather feedback on our recommendations for how to ensure that these scooters do not continue to pose a threat t th safety and accessibility of our sidewalks. presentation by miriam so rel. 8 information item. scooter sharing companies in san francisco. representatives of scooter sharing companies? san francisco will share information about their scooter sharing program and education efforts to ensure safety and access for people with disabilities on and off the sidewalk. presentations include megan colford, community affairs manager lime. brian no, head of p

now she's selling it on craigslist for 149-thousand dollars.. < sot jessie lipskin, bus owner: "it'sarge for me. i can't drive it on my own. it was a labor of love for sure, so i want to find to the right person that will really appreciate it."> (pam) she says she's had trouble finding buyers because real estate agents and r-v brokers say they're not allowed tot sell the converte lipskin says she wants to live in a tiny home again ... but wants to downsize to one smaller than the bus. (pam) window washers became super - heroes for a day ... for young patients at an iowa hospital. employees from a window cleaning service changed into their secret identities of captain america... batman... spiderman and daredevil. they then repelled do 'blank children's hospital' in des moines... and played tic-tac-toe on the windows.. as they cleaned. the entertainment for the children is apparently a regular event for larry's window cleaners. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started this busy tuesday.vicki liviakis ihere with kron 4 news at 9...vic

and there's jessie, jessie, you owe me big time now.>> that's great. although the audience doesn't know this, you try to injure him. when he was going wrong for pictures, she pulled some cables out and try to trick him. >> you have to be an athlete, even onset. [laughter] >> congratulations. could i get some tickets to the home opener against the falcons? >> we will see what we can do. >> you are awful, but it's so cheap. >> i just asked one question. >> that's a true phillies fan right there. >> yes. not with jesse on the awning, you broke the awning. >> yes and the pole. >> how did you get up there? >> i can't tell. i spent a long night in jail that night. >> he's such a nice man, do you think you could spread some of that good karma to some of the other eagles fans? >> you are outnumbered, martha. be careful. did you hear in the opening statements, she blamed malcolm butler's actions for the loss? >> don't forget the injured hand. >> i noticed that, i can't fault her, she's a patriots fan. i tried to handle it gracefully. but i love

. >> reporter: jessie, thank you for taking the time. thanks for appreciate it.. >> have a good day. >> reporter: thank you. you heard inhat press conference that best gate oking at right here, it'sou're going to be closedor an indefinite period of time. we don't know when this road is going to beni reope. but this investigation obviouslys going to be spanninghe lasting into t evening tonight. back toig you guys. thalitsey watts tnk y ver reaction and we continue to see reaction from people nearby. a little bit earlier on when she just got on t scene melissa howell spoke with a neig who heard everything from his living room. melissa is still live out the mall outside of there andli mea, go for it. >> reporter: that's right, so we just wra aed upther news conference. what we're now learning at least three people in the hospital, five peoplein dead. grjuries. witnesses being questioned at this time. we've learned that the suspect is a white male. he did use long gun. that's what weomiceew minutes ago. now, we actually have a reporter h rep

. >> and entrepreneur jessie itzler, known as the 100-mile man tells us about his new book "living withnd what his latest personal challenge taught him about happiness. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm hena doba. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> it is back to work monday and we take a live look from our salesforce tower camera, looking toward the east bay with clear conditions and it will be hot. it is monday, june 11th and i'm kenny choi. >>> i'm michelle griego. how is everyone? it's monday. >> happy monday. >> we had a good weekend. >>> it was a windy weekend and we will be like that today, tomorrow and wednesday. here is a live look over the city and you can see it is pretty far out with twinkling lights toward the downtown. we are warming up and tomorrow will be the hottest day of the weekend will be warm through wednesday with temperatures dropping then. i will let you know how hot your neighborhood will be today. >>> some slowdowns on the 101 through palo

i've always called her jessie nightingale. i was in the dark about this until three weeks ago. >> reporter: until three weeks ago. >> she's pretty private. yeah, i was okay, i'll be there for you. >> reporter: wow. that put a tear in your eye. >> this whole thing, meeting her father, parents, tough time. i'm getting emotional right now thinking about it. that poor guy hasn't had a life in 29 years. >> she's like dude here, i love you and i bawled. i still keep crying. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix5. >> their story doesn't end there. david has launched findakidneydonor.com. the plan is to connect kidney donors and recipients to help make emotional connections so more lives can be saved by total strangers. >>> firefighters gaining the upper hand on a brushfire near livermore. kpix5's len ramirez has an update from the scene near the ruby hill neighborhood. >> reporter: the fire on back ridge burned so close to highway 84 that for a time both lanes had to be closed to allow fire equipment to get in to fight the fire. fire trucks

then jessie lingard an object lesson on how to convert them. the goals kept coming. another one from a cleverly worked set piece and two more for kane, making in the first england player to score a world cup hat—trick since 1986. japan took on senegal. the senegalese having an early lead thanks in no small part to the japanese goalkeeper. but soon it was 1-1, japanese goalkeeper. but soon it was 1—1,japan japanese goalkeeper. but soon it was 1—1, japan getting the equaliser. senegal went ahead in the second half but the substitute claimed a point late on. in the group's other game, columbia got their world cup going with a comfortable over poland. —— the colombians. the final score, pre— mill. forthe polish, the ordeal is over. and to keep up to date with what's going on in the world cup, go to the bbc sport website. everything you need is there. team news, interviews, results and fixtures, building up to the final onjuly 15. go to bbc.com/worldcup. i'm @duncangolestani. hello. if you like your days sunny and your sunsets spectacular, this is t

jessie castro not with us because she's on special assignment and will be with us in a minute. >> that's. warriors players are going to have bull horns so they can speak to the crowd as they go through. >> that was a big surprise. >> fun to watch. looking at the weather, too. how does it look, mike? >> pretty warm again. starting out in the 50s but he said -- end up at 80. i'll have the full forecast in a few minutes. let's get you out the door in case you can't go to the parade or dubs nation celebration. can you see pretty clear everywhere, gray but off the coast. temperatures at the coast because of lack of clouds cooler, the rest of us 2 to 6 degrees warmers. if you're heading out now dress for 50s. 61 san jose, brentwood 64, clear lake and cloverdale in the mid-60s. we'll take a look at accuweather forecast. here is alexis. >> let's zoom in on traffic map 880, heavy there. for 30 more minutes. they should wrap this up about 5:00 this morning. that is between 23rd and 29th, 2 1/2, 3 miles of back-up close to 980. that's the toughest spot. you can use 580 for an alternate. the other s

. >> reporter: captain america, jessie schwartz-vah-trauber, waving hello.r left, batman, john newton. the flash, jesse howard, flashing a smile. >> the way they light up once they see us, it's just awesome. >> reporter: and the parents, thankful. one last wave. the next call awaits for the window washers who are america strong. we need more >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> all of a sudden the blaze is behind our neighbor's house. it was time to go. >> finally some good news for evacuees in lake county. after four grueling days, some families get to begin to return home. and it's happening right now. good afternoon i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. larry and ama have the day off. more on the pawnee fire in just a moment. >> but first supreme court justice anthony kennedy retiring setting the stage for a bruising political battle over his replacement. >> today he announced the decision to step down effective july 31st. kennedy was born in sacramento. attended stanford and practiced law in san francisco. >> known as a swing vote he

quÉ estÁs haciendo, jessi?reparadas, vamos a hacer de todo. somos los primeros en el mundo hispano en enseÑarles todo lo que hay aquÍ en el toy story land,m aquÍ lo viste mero que nadie. leslie: eso es verdad, yo he habÍa traído para llevarme los juguetes, pero creo que voy a necesitar una mochila mÁs grande. jessica: totalmente confieso que queda llevar algÚn juguete, porque soy sÚper fan de toy story, tanto que tuve una fiesta de cumpleaÑos y todo era de toy story, mi mamÁ me vistiÓ de jessi, mi tocaya, entonces ahora estoy cumpliendo un sueÑo. leslie: un sueÑo hecho realidad. a mÍ me encanta toy story, asÍ que serÁ lo más divertido de este mundo. jessica: la vamos a pasar super bien, sÉ que no se pueden desconectar, pÁsenlo con nosotros, nos estÁn cayendo las pelotas de pixar. regresamos con ustedes al estudio. nosotros seguimos aquÍ. miren, los balones de pixar. alan: antes que nadie estÁ "despierta amÉrica" en toy story land. jesÚs: me impresiona cÓmo estaba jessi hace 10 aÑos, hace nada. alan: shaquille o

she wanted to commemorate the fact that her great aunt jessie was a suffragette.sting. she organised domestic servants in glasgow in the early part of the 20th century, at a time when women did not have the vote. she organised good working conditions for servants from the age of 15 when she began working in the big houses in the we st working in the big houses in the west end of glasgow herself. and we have been talking about how extraordinary it is here. lots of tourists asking what is going on in edinburgh and it is a chance to retell the story is. yes, we think thatis retell the story is. yes, we think that is really important. a lot of people don't know their own history. they don't know that women didn't have the vote until 1918, some women in britain didn't get it until 1928 at the age of 21, and some people don't know that. everybody has a story about a suffragette, a suffragette, people who campaign for quality in their own family, this is a great up 20 to find out about our own history and name some of the women. “— own history and name some of the women.

. >> reporter: captain america, jessie schwartz-vah-trauber, waving hello.r left, that's batman, john newton. the flash, jesse howard, flashing a smile. >> the way they light up once they see us, it's just awesome. >> reporter: and the parents, tonight, thankful. one last wave. the next call awaits for the window washers who are america strong. we need more superheroes. we'll see you tomorr >>> breaking news, several people injured including two children in a san francisco accident involving a pedi cab. >>> word from washington gives the city of concord a reprieve. >>> i am michael finney, "7 on your side" is helping out with the evacuation. we will talk about that coming up. >>> and that breaking news is in san francisco where five people including two children have been injured in a hit and run crash involving a pedi cab. good evening, i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze in for ama daetz. this crash happened near embarcadero. kate larson just got on scene. >> reporter: many families get on pedi cabs to get around the city just like this pink and white

jessie lipskin, bus owner: "it's too large for me. i can't drive it on my own.t's s stick shift and 40 feet long."since the bus no longer carries passengers for hire, anyone with a regular drivers license is allowed to get behind the wheel and lipskin often hires friend to drive it for her.she has it up for sale right now on craigslist and sites that sell tiny homes.she says she's had trouble finding buyers because real estate agents and r-v brokers say they're not allowed tot sell the converted bus.jessie lipskin, bus owner: "it was a labor of love for sure, so i want to find to the right person that will really appreciate it and wants to live this sort of lifestyle." lipskin says she says she wants to live in a tiny home again ... but wants to downsize to one smaller than the bus. (catherine) that was clark four-aker reporting. lipskin is hoping to sell her commuter home for 149-thousand dollars. (vicki) she says it comfortably sleeps four people. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam)

supervisors peskin legislation to remove jessie her man from the plaza and rename campus from phelanhall to tola hall. not only has our country's consciousness been heightened to acknowledge, people of color and also the disability community. we must know our history in order not to repeat the mistakes of our past. from an interview with the "boston herald" in 1907 phelan talks about the silent invasion of japanese workers into california. "but california is a white man's country and two racists cannot live side-by-side in peace, inasmuch as we discover the country first and occupied it, we propose to hold it against either a peaceful or a war-like invasion". and the quote again "as soon as japanese cooleys are kept out of the country, there will be danger of irritating these sensitive and aggressive people. they must be excluded because they are non-assimilatable. they are for a foreign element, they don't bring up families, they don't support churches, schools or theaters. in the time of trial they will not fight for uncle sam, but betray him to the enemy. phelan also opposed chine

but this season, jessie if you don't know the show what i'm about to say makes no sense. sp!eunited with his family, with jodie, who is the man who killed his father. and he's being thrown back into an old life that he's been trying to hide from for years and years and years. >> stephen: we have a clip here. do you want to tell me what's has gone. >> jesse, has returned to his hometown and he's trying to avoid people from his past as his cousin is trying to steal a piece of a soul-stealing machine. ( laughter ). >> stephen: just run the clip. >> do i know you? >> maybe. you take communion? church of the blessed virgin? >> no, man, i don't know no blessed virgin. >> then i guess you don't know me. >> that's too bad, preacher, because i know this truck. >> just like old times, right, kid? got your transport. let's go. ( tires squealing ). >> stephen: preacher. >> it's hard to find a clip. >> stephen: we've got to take a little break. we've got to take a little break. when we come back, seth and i-- seth and i are going to hot box. stick around. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) plaque psoriasis

the win highlighted by fsu third baseman jessie warren who padded the lead with her 83rd homerun of her. >>> in the majors, max scherzer has done something only four other pitc are believed to have done, pitch multiple immaculate innings. it came in the top of the he struckhr rays batters on nine pitches. previousacate inning against the phillies may 14th, 2017, marks the second immaculate inning pitch. scherzer would amass 13 strikeouts in his tenth win of the season, adding to league leading numbers in both categories. appears well on his way to claiming his fourth career cy young award. >> we were talking about this off camera. on the same team with regards to the white house with regards to what they would do. >> we'll find out next year if lebron james goes to the west, see them play together at the all-star break. >> that would be amazing. >> i feel like tonight will be a very good game. >> decisive one. whoever wins tonight will shape the outcome of the series. >>> new setback for president trump's legal team. a judge ordered he be deposed in defamation lawsuit byr apprentice con

. >> my name is jessie johnson. we recognize that many of the people who live in the streets ago were just our neighbors, people who have been thrown out of their houses by landlords eager to make a profit off of the housing crisis. tonight, people in the tenderloin will sleep on the bare friends of their friend's s.r.o. rooms, they'll sleep in bathtubs, they'll sleep in closets. i've seen people in the tonederloin lend their best shirts for a job interview, i've seen them lend their last cigarette. please give us back the 14.8 in budget cuts. fund something positive. fund employment services for homeless people, fund transgender services. forget tasers. tasers only mean heartache and death. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is tess davis. i'm here today to urge you to fully fund the hspa budget ask of $14.8 million, including $280,000 over two years to restore cuts to the employment services and another 240,000 for low threshold adult services

every bad thing ever -- i love jessie. everything bad ever is on the head of d this evil orange monsr from hell. [ laughter ] >> greg: especially if you're the media. take these images of immigrant children sleeping in cages, journalists, politicians, obama, black, they all blame trump. turns out the pictures are four years old when obama was in charge. this photo, an all baby seat immigration detention bus, also blamed on trump, it was called a prison bus for babies by an anchor, a prison bus for babies. how could anyone say that with a straight face and believe it? a journalist. i mean, who would make a prison bus for babies? it's the craziest thing i've ever heard. a prison bus for babies. butt you'll believe anything if you hate trump. even though this photo was also from obama's era and no, it wasn't a prison bus for babies. you expect the media to check the date on a photo. it's their job to check facts. it's almost as though they need some kind of help. >> look att this. immigrant children sleeping in cages on the f

but jessie, you did make one good point. >> just one?er] >> the reason there is an issue of separation is because they are breaking the law and coming in illegally instead of honoring the law and the books and following the footsteps of all the incredible immigrant families who have come here to live and love this country. we would like to let you in, also, but there is a process and rules. because people keep breaking the rules at an for that wall to be built and public safety to be observed. i agree with greg, we have to do something. it is trump's g.o.p., he's the one that needs to put something forward to get people around because he can rally the troops troops. he is a consensus builder and problem solver. >> stay tuned. president trump nukes the media over negative coverage. don't miss his comments, next how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. boo

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florida state's jessie warren makes an incredible catch then quickly throws the ball to catch the runnereadingack to first. now, nflorida state went on it win and one win away from the first ever college softball title. >>> election day is here, we're getting ready for the primary. important races you need to know about before you fill out that ballot. >> paying their fair share. next tax bay area tech companies could soon end up paying. >> and we all know how expensive it is to live in the bay area but relief is on the way for some people in the south bay. the plan to bring hundreds of affordable housing units to santa clara county. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. all right, now we want to get over to kari hall. you've been telling us this weather will be so nice and i love it when you talk like this. >> it's going to be cooler today and for spots like san jose, when it's 70 degrees, you can't beat that and we'll also have a lot more changes on the way. let's get out the

department has been running on fumes in terms of personnel and resources for years, dating back to jessie helms and the end of the cold war. and despite efforts by democratic and republican administrations to address the imbalance in resourcing for the civilian agencies versus the military and over the past year of this administration, the depu deprivations of a really hostile white house and a clueless secretary of state who magnified the malevolence of that white house, it's like a body that's been starving for so long, that it feeds itself with its own muscle. that's where the state department is today. so the best people there are the ones with of course the most opportunities outside and they're the ones that are leaving the fastest. and everybody else there who was already so stretched and so exhausted is simply overwhelmed. and so you said there's broken china in d.o.d. and it's going to take years. i worry that it will take a generation to rebuild the state department. >> i agree with you. >> all right. let's go to a few of your questions. the first one is on this issue of leaders

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. >>> amigos estoy acÁ con jessi en disney hollywood estudios.es de niños inmigrantes de los brazos de sus padres. lo demandamos en la corte y en las calles. y la presión le forzó a reconsiderar su política cruel. la corte acaba de declarar que trump tiene que reunir a cada familia que separó. y el tiempo no se detiene. estos niños deben ser reunidos con sus padres inmediatamente. y por ellos, no podemos parar nuestra lucha. y por ellos, ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> tenerlos en nuestro lado en la casa de un nuevo dÍa. rodeada de... que se encuentra con nosotros ya. sigue en la casa. >>> gracias. de la magia de hÉctor. >>> gracias. >>> por fin juntos. >>> claro bienvenido esta segunda hora de un nuevo dÍa. estamos felices que nos acompaÑen una vez mÁs en la maÑana. >>> una cosa es que hayamos tenido el sentido del humor para decirle gracias a nuestro hermanos coreanos. pero otra cosa que el tri se merezca estar en los octavos de final. y van a ver ustedes con justa razÓn creo yo. cÓmo han defendido a la selecciÓn mexica

they have been incorporated into the legislation we're voting on today, including jessie's law. this is an urgent crisis and i urge the senate to take swift action and advance these solutions. not a moment to waste. yield back. mr. pallone: continue to reserve. the chair: continues to reserve. mr. walden: i now yield one minute to the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. allen: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 6, the support for patients and communities act. i want to thank chairman walden and entire energy and commerce committee for their work on this important legislation. the support for patients and community act is yet another bipartisan effort aimed at preventing further opiate abuse and assisting those currently dealing with this addiction. this legislation will strengthen our efforts to advance treatment and recovery issues, improve prevention, protect our communities, and bolster the fight against deadly illicit drugs. we have made meaningful progress in our fight against the opiate epidemic

, gunnery sergeant and senior fellow with the london center for policy research, good to see you, jessie's your immediate reaction to the events, we finally have our hands on it. it certainly seems like we are moving towards denuclearization. >> this is mind-blowing, the hair on my arms raised when the producer told me what the outcome of was this document. we are all thrilled. it's a very positive step in the right direction. we've all been skeptical, we don't know if it's been a hat trick. we even all expected that possibly president trump with its step away. i think every person out there had to gasp and say, oh, my god. because we have waited over 70 years for this. >> ed: i want to read some of the other details. the united states and dprk will join the lasting and disabled peace regime on the korean peninsula. obviously a long way depending on how you define peace and how you get there but president said before the summit, i am on a mission of peace. his critics laughed and said this may never get off the ground, but here it is in is in black-and-white. speak out the problems that

jt lewis lost his brother jessie lewis in the sandy hook school shooting, the worst in american historic6, and including his six-year-old brother. jt, it's good to have you back, you had sort of a big picture view about this, it's not all about guns. what did you mean by that? >> yeah, well, i mean, you look at this, these shootings have been going on forever, really. in the 19 years since columbine and that's when this gun control push started, what has been done? what shootings have been prevented? i mean, sandy hook was five years ago and even in that time what has b done? we've had democratic president, democratic congress and you know, i think it's just a political, a political idea, you know, to campaign around. i don't think they really want to do anything. i don't think that gun control is the answer, but, of course, we all agree we want kids to be safe and why this movement over school safety is taking off. we are waking up to the fact that gun control is not the answer, we need school safety, increasing security with armed guards, single entry points, metal detectors, an idea t

. >> los hermanos jessie y joy dicen -- estÁn muy orgullosos de que muchas de sus cintas se usen en pelÍculas >> tuvimos el problema de que nuestros hermanos y yo hiciÉramos nuestra versiÓn. ♪ ♪ adis: este es el glamour del cine mexicano en la noche de los ariel. tuvimos bastante carne para hacer nuestros tacos. carlods comentamos -- carlos: comentamos muchos son sobre adela noriega, para hacerse el tratamiento de un hospital a quien miami. pero no se sabe si es verdad. mandamos nuestro abrazo y nuestro saludo. si no es cierto, a los chismosos que ella le paren. aadis: deseamos que salga por lo menos a saludarnos a travÉs de redes sociales o una pÁgina. porque la verdad, la queremos mucho. chiqui: muchas gracias, adis. te mandamos un beso enorme. carlos: hay fiesta ahora porque es la hora de los cumpleaÑeros" raÚl: celebramos la vida, que es una suela.esta chica -- es una sola. >> felicidades para josefina de new york que cumple 43. >> valerie hernÁndez de new jersey, siete aÑos. >> evelyn veces de kentucky cumple 10 aÑos. >> esta mujeres como madonna. axel y vive en barcelona, espaÑa. cumple